The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-24
STAMFORD

C1NAlTUNU
 It was Judge Walter H. Sanborn, of St. Louis. who handed down the fa- nous decision dissolving the Standard O1i Company. and not Judge Adams. as has been reported in some of the papers Judge Sanborn, is a brother of Mrs Dr. Cogswell of this town, and visits her every summer. He was born at Epson New Hampshire. some 12 miles from Concord. on an estate which has been in the Sanborn fam owns the old place at Epson, and goes there every summer. He is 64 years of age, and has a brother. Edward Sanborn, who is in St. Paul. He was made presiding judge of the sth cir cult in 1892 This is the largest cir cult in the United States. covering North and South Dakota. Nebraska. Wyoming, Kansas. Arkansas. Okla 'homa. Utah and New Mexico. He holds court in St.. Louis and at St. Roosevelt said: Judge Sanborn is the only judge who ever put a rope about the neck of Hartman"
 The Sunday school teachers of the Congregational church were given supper at the Conference room on Monday night.
 Mir. James Fielding will spend his Thanksgiving in Springfield and Chi Cprcs MASS.
 When last heard from Donald Falk- en was travelling in Canada
 MT. Ezra Brewer. grandfather of Mrs William F. Hine. from Bay Shore L. l., has been visiting in town.
 The Canaan whist club is one of the new social organizations of the town. Many people who live on Canaan road have joined
 George Youngs is now working for the Graphophone company in Bridge
 
 It is said the new fish market will be opened about the middle of Decem- Der.
 Francis McGahayis home from Can ada
 After all that has been said. here and elsewhere. about the trolley line being extended on Barnum avenue to the line running from the center to Paradise, Green, 1t now transpires that the railroad company has no knowi- edge of any such proposition
 Wonderfully long letters are being re- cefved from Miss Marjorie Maynard, who is in Rome. Italy, connected with hall She has been doing the sights of the eternal city. and she finds many things in the shape of dresses and hats for women much dearer than they are in Bridgeport She also finds that milk. butter and sugar, arc so dear-very little of these articles are used for food Notwithstanding which f7e pc pie appear , have good appe- tits Before lorg a letter is expected of her stop over in Egypt. and her impressions of Cairo and the pyra- mids. She is now well on her way to India
 gether to give MT. and Mrs Frederick Holmes a surprise party night or two ago. were William Perry and wife. William Russell and wife. William Barnes and wife. H. H. Hendricks and wife. M. J. Curtis and wife, MT. Gray, and wife, Mrs. Cobb. Edith Park, Is- abelle Holmes and others
 A pre-Thanksgiving service will be held at the Conference room of the Congregational church this evening
 Mir Robert Hard has recently been relieved of two coats. Thought to be the work of some sneak theif-
 The Assembly club holds its first dance for the season at Red Mems halr this evening"
 If there is not too much snow on the ground. there is to be football contest between two local teams to- morrow morning
 The Shepherds of Bethlehem will nominate officers on Thursday even ing.
 On the evening of the 3Oth inst. Rev. McLaren Richardson. of Bridgeport will address a mems meeting at the Conference rom of the Congregational church.
 The little Knights of King Arthur meet at the Methodist church next Friday afternoon
 A class of 15 is waiting to be con firrhed at Christ church.
 The musical service at Christ church Sunday evening was very enjoyable.
 It was a bad night to be out last night, in old Stratford, but number of dances and whists came off in spite of the weather
 Three members of the Holbrook family from New York have recently been in town.
 Miss Ethel Houghton has recently been visiting in New York. s