The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-17

for the summer.
 Rev. J. B; Kettle. formerly pastor
 at Greenfield Hill, is to visit his old
 parishioners in August
 MT. Herman Perry is working for c.
 H. Godfrey, the contractor, of South
 port.
 Mass, was visiting in town yester- day.
 MT. Frank Sturges is having his
 Gray house" repainted by A. J. Ben way & Go.
 Mrs. Webber, of New York, who has
 been passing the summer at the beach died on Thursday. Her remains were
 sent to New York yesterday afternoon.
 The lawn fete given on Thursday for the Fresh Air Fund netted nearly
 $4OO. This is the largest sum ever
 contributed in this way. MT. Boyle assisted very materially in decorat-
 ing the grounds at the Sherman par sonage with flags, etc. He also sent over an auto full of fans. No Japan
 ese lanterns were used in the scheme. A week from tomorrow, at the
 morning service, Rev. Frank s. Child will deliver a memorial and dedica- tory sermon apropos the setting up of
 the costly window to the memory of
 Rev. Andrew Elliot, who was one of
 the most patriotic preachers in the state during the Revolutionary strug- gle. The title of the sermon will be: Andrew Elliot and the Connecticut Ministers of the American Revolu- | tion." MT. J. Sandford Saltus, who has presented the window, is a direct descendent of MT. Elliot. And it ap- pears that this divine has numerous descendants in Bridgeport, most of whom propose to attend the services. These include such families as the Nash, Butler, Miller, Nichols. Vince Ter, Barker, Saltus and Miss Joy. The sermon Is to be published in pamphlet form, uniform with the one delivered
 when the Jennings windows were ded- icated. RaV Mir Ey1int ma n old and distinguished Massachusetts
 family, his grandfather being at one
 time pastor of the Old North Church in Boston,
 Mrs. Margaret Beach is having her
 new house decorated. The Benways
 have the job.
 The Governors of the Greenfield Club held a meeting last Thursday to ing fair.
 Miss Mabel Pickett has new ca
 noe The rumor that she is "Poppea
 of the Postofice," is probably g. mere guess.
 Relatives of Attorney Clitus King
 are visiting him from Willimantic. It is announced that Miss Harriet Glover has gone to Bar Harbor, Me, for three weeks.
 Two lots on Fairfield beach have been sold to Mrs. Cora s. Hill of Dan bury.
 We are told that Mrs. Wright says hOA OPPCd IS lu0 ITSC real out ana
 out long story she has ever written. Every one is anxious to know what
 the heroine did in the post office She
 had a fine chance to read postal cards. When Miss Helen Gould was in town recently she expressed the wish
 that some really artistic photo cards be made of local scenery. To this end an artist was sent up from East
 mans kodak place in New York, and
 series of IS beautiful photographs was taken These are interesting pie lures as we'll as good photographs, and include two views of the Gould home stead. the Cottage the residence of
 MT. Sturges, the Capt. dSilliman home of 1745, the Roger Sherman Place, Li- prary Square showing also the hand some house of Dr. Donaldson Green field Hill, it's church and it's club house, Mill Plain, St. Thomas church, Sturges farms with a herd of blood ed cattle, the Congregational church, and various street views. All of these can be had at the Boyle pharmacy.