The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-12
STAMFORD

| A large number of local residents conteuiplate going to New Haven to- morrow. for the purpose of witnessing the Yale-Princeton contest. The lag lgregation" Twill include Mir. and Mrs Walter Wheeler. Father OConnor and his nieces. Sherwood Day. Airline 0ir- tis. Pauline Stagg, George K and AL len Wilson. Henry Wells. Frank Han sen. Everett Bradley and Allen and Everett Bradley, Jr., Robert Lewis Ivan and Vernon Warehouse, James Houghton and family and Mir. and Mrs. Harold Fish.
 From sixteen to twenty members of Christ church guild assembled at the lrectory on Wednesday evening and elected the following officers for. the ensuing year: President Miss Emma c. Allen, Secretary and Treasurer Alice May Wilcoxson, Executive Com rnittee. Albertine Wilcoxson, Alice Low ell. Mrs R. M. Olmstead. Mrs. Flea nor Lewis and Mrs H. Fish State Truant Agent Giles Potter was in town yesterday looking after chill dren under IA years of age and who do not go to school. He says very few children under the age prohibited by law. are employed in the Bridgeport
 Alden Coe Is in the pretty village of Bristol. Vt. right at the foot of the Green Mountains.
 The tax assessors and the advisory committee spent yesterday in the Hun tington road district, viewing real es- tate. 1f
 Our local football team has thus far won all the games 1t has played, six.
 The third degree Is to be conferred this evening in the lodge of the Odd Fellows.
 1 Last Wednesday Allen Morehouse reached his 22nd birthday. Next Mon day Donald Falken will celebrate his
 Next Monday evening the Red Men expect to confer the Adoption Degree upon a number of candidates All that is now wanted for the new fire alarm system. Is the stringing of wire from MT. Judson's house to the belfry of the Congregational church.
 Our local Christian Endeavor socie- ty will hold a meeting next Sunday. when number of speakers will be present from out of town.
 The Farmers supper and dance last night at Red Mems hall proved to be very pleasant and successful affair The tables were bountifully loaded with the olden times food. and were liberally patronized. At the tables one noticed Mir and Mrs. George T. Jew ell. Mir George Fryer, MT. l.. E. Peck, the Park brothers. MT. Homan, Arthur Beardsley. MT. George Payne. Lewis Spencer, Mrs Chambers. Mrs. Julian Clinton, Mrs. Cliborn. Miss Rhoda King and many others. Supper was served at 6 D. m. and the music and dancing began at 8 o'clock. There was a large company present and some of the costumes were very fetching.
 Not only are there purchasers in the | field for the old St. James rectory, but the colored people have their eye upon the present St. James Chapel, and will doubtless purchase it for a church as soon as it can be had Both MT. sCranstoun and Frank L. Hanson are having systems installed | in their houses.
 Spencer Reynolds is introducing city water into his house.
 Mir. F. Bassett has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Horan of fashionable Long Brook avenue.
 Dramatic recitations and musical selections will be given tomorrow even ing at he meeting of hte Housatonic | grange.
 Miss Edith Judson has obtained work at the Rowland Dry Goods store. Mrs E. H. H. Smith. has had birth day party.
 The Bridge Club met yesterday after noon with Mrs Edward H. Beers. All the Embroidery clubs appear to have gone out of commission. It is annocced that Wednesday was a perfect day in town The perfection extended quite aways into the suburbs. The Baron family has moved to depart foD the near by town. | Miss Sarah Mitchell still continues her Bible class studies
 The improvements in the Sammis store were finished q week or so ago.
 Mrs. Louis l. Snyder and Mrs. Ame- lila Bunce have returned to town for the remainder of the season D