The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-02
STAMFORD
Movements of Persons New Officers Next Town Meeting More Stealing of Flowers Picnics = Temperance UniOn-Returned Home.

Miss Edith Turner. one of our teachers, will spend the summer in Paterson. N. J., her home. Herbert Fryer and Lee Clinton are with MT. Kenneth Peck while his cruise through the Sound. Mr. George A. F'airchild has been elected prophet of the Okenuck tribe. MT. Charles Plumb has been visiting in town.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Wilkes are spending a portion of their wedding trip in Hartford.
 Miss Ellen Olney Kirk has ended her visit in town and gone to Portchester. The annual picnic of the Housatenic grange is in the hands of Harry Will coxson, William Beardsley and Nathan Wells,
 The gentlemen composing the joint committee to consider the various questions in connection with the school situation, held a meeting last night. It is now said that the next town meeting will be on July 6, but when it adjourned it did so for two weeks only, which would fetch the date for Monday evening.
 The following ladies have been elect ed officers in the Star of Stratford lodge: Mary l.. Rogerson, Nellie Wheeler, Ruby Payne, Isabella Siborn, Sadie Blamey, and Rhoda King, also the following gentlemen: Clifford Leav- enworth. John Moon, James Lalley, Alex Risberg and John w. Rogerson.
 
 Grand Noble of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
 Mrs. Louise Carey, after a visit in town, has returned to Sandy Hook. music and drawing, in the center school, is to be married in the fall. out in Ohio, and consequently will not return to town.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clements have recently celebrated their first wedding anniversary. Some 40 guests were present and very enjoyable time was had.
 MT. Falken, of the Pullman Palace Car Company, came up to town on Tuesday evening to remain until next Tuesday.
 Mrs. James E. Hamilton, of Sims bury is visiting her relatives at the Falken residence on King street.
 MT. Daniel Leech is suffering from blood poisoning in both arms. He be- came innocu1ated with the virus from a COW he was milking.
 A well known florist of this town recently sent $5 worth of flowers to be placed upon a grave in Union ceme- tery. During the night all were stolen as well as the urn which contained them.
 from Detroit in season to preach on Sunday at the Neighborhood church.
 MT. Earl Porter is suffering from a case of poison caused by ivy.
 In1S a1CernOOn the w omen Cnr1S- tian Temperance Union met at the house of Miss Myra Curtis. There was much congratulation over the fact that the prohibtionists won victory in Tennessee.
 MT D. c. Wood has recently lost valueable horse.
 Wednesday MT. David Rhoades launched his boat. Felix and to-day MT. Alex. St. John launches his boat tZelma." It is said all the local fleet has been put into the water.
 A meeting was held last night at Red Mems hall for the purpose of in stituting a chapter of women to be known as the PocahontaS tribe.
 The Fire company held it's regular monthly meeting last night.
 The Methodist people are rejoicing over the fact that under MT. Brandt's leadership, there will soon be a good choir to accompany the organ.
 The only barber shop in town has got a new roof of shingles.
 MT. A. c. Wetmore, who has been tutoring with Rev. Arthur Sherley. has returned to his home in New Britain bu. he will be in town, off and on, all | summer.