The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14
FAIRFIELD
Eetpes of the Wedding = Coming Picnic Sumner Boarding House Can wasting for EIecfricity-E Engagement Coaching Club.


 Besides the out of town guests a Attended the Clucus-Wood wedding on Eaturdny afternoon. including Mrs. Samuel Glover and Miss ah Glover. just back from Europe. MT. Daweon Glover Mrs. William B. Glow CT and her two daughters. Miss Mary B. Ktppen. the Misses Hfnckley. Mrs. 8alham H 5ucE,eyi E,s;sd S Rey +ss ank N1issss $ Child. Dr. Child. Jr.. Mrs Farley and Ar. Farley. Mrs J. K. Robinson. Mrs Etaples. MT. John Boyle. MT. 'Sturges 5 and family. MT. and Mrs. Brewer. Mrs and Mrs. Samuel B. Wheeler and the Misses Wheeler. MT. Mills and her sons and daughters and others The bride vas driven to the churchsan a., coach , terfor Of the church was a mass of flowers. put tlp under the direction of TIT. George A. Mills. assisted by MT. Carl Carlson of the Anna B. Jennings Four floral arches spanned the cen tra1 aisle of the church. and at the ef1ancel there was large arch SUD- porting wedding bell of white daisies. with snowball. and decorated with red and pink peonies- About 6G0 of these flowers were used for the interior sdecorations. a bouquet of four being
 
 many studding the floral arches. Ropes Qf snow balls and syringfaS were efrunR across the vault of the ceiling the front of the organ gallery was a mass of white flowers. and the pulpit was covered with showballs. At the reception at the house there was a lawn eete. small tables and chairs be- ing placed under the trees on the green. where refreshments were served. There were very many beauti- full and rich Empire costumes to. be sen. and some of the gentlemen ap- peared in white f1anneled trousers. eide of St. Paurs to witness the ar rivals and departures.
 Next Thursday evening the annual picnic given by the men of the Con Fairfield beach. These events are popular and largely attended
 On Saturday morning the Fairfields were beaten by the Tro1ans of Bridge
 several photosraphic views of the Interior of St. Paul's were obtained 5ust before the wedding. by Dr. Frank S- Child. Jr. E5ea
 Ut has been suggested that the Morris house. just north of the depot. and all most opposite "Waldstinesp would make a good summer boarding house, and there was a rumor in town on Saturday. that such is likely to be the case The house stands upon an eleva- tfon. surrounded by extensive grounds and has fine piazzas looking towards the Sound t is close to the depot and the trolley. and should prove to. be desirable place for city people who wish to enjoy country life for a few weeks- fst
 Announcement is made of the en- KdGement of Miss Alice May Grumman of Southport. to Lieut.. Edward W. 2 Pufney. of the Coast Artillery Corps. afiss Grurman is daughter of Mrs The town Is being canyassed to as- certain who will take electricity for ' IfK1f. heat or power. Now that the
 juice. has come. no one need com plain that houses and streets cannot be lighted One place which should have electricity is the Town hall
 The Southport Daughters of the Amerfcan Revolution held one of their regular meetings a few days ago with Mrs. Brooks Wells feature of the gathering was Q duet by Miss Vir- Rinfa Perry and Miss Florence Buck fnxhan1.
 Mr and Mrs William Heaphy are visiting for a few days at the resi- dence of Capt. and Mrs Felix Heaney. Southport.
 chHdrenss day was observed in the churches yesterday.
 The gentlemen of the New York Coaching Club who recently visited the estate of MT. O. G. Jennings on N Rives. George G. Haven. W. G. Lcew. J. H. A1exandre. Jr.. Peter G. Gerry and Henry E. Coe. ,f-q
 The John Gray home fa at sGreenfield Hill has been rented by MT, and Mrs A H. Brown.
 pr. Edmund Guilbert's large new house is nearly done and will soon be occupied.
 With two town improvement socie- ties the Village and the Susuuanaug. great things should be accomplished in the matter of new sidewalks. improved public grounds. trees sprayed. etc. It seems too bad. however. that the pub lie should be willing to pay out so much money to obtain little. and that contributions can only be had at the price of some amusement People will give S30 $40 to hear a lecture which nets but s1o or $20 for the object for which the lecture is given.
 To avoid serious results take Foley's K5dnay Remedy at the first sign of kid uey or bladder disorder euch as back ache. urinary irregularities. exhaus- ffon and you will soon herNelL- Com u7ence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy fo4day- E. B. Brill, local agent s13s