The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30
STAMFORD

One of the enjoyable entertainments to be given during the ensuing month will be concert for the benefit of the i library fund. Good talent has already been secured and as soon as the pro gram can be arranged it will be made : public.
 There will be a rehearsal this even- ! ing at the Neighborhood church of a catnata which is to be sung at Christ mas.
 Rev. C. s. Bullock returned from his western trip on Saturday in season to officiate at the Neighborhood church on Sunday. He visited Cleveland. De- | troit and Chicago. Jack Diamond, who married Miss Abbie Moshier, of this town, was in Schenectady a few days ago. i The Red Men worked what is called the chiefs degree. at meeting held last night.
 have been played on Thanksgiving day between two local teams. has been postponed until Saturday at Knowlton l park.
 Mrs. Al stannard. with the baby. is spending few days in town George A. Wilson has given up clerk ! ing for MT. Lewis Bierce- | The apparatus for the new fire alarm system IS on exehibition in town Chief Judson will soon have it install led and he will divide the town into sections and establish code of sig- nals, so that one who hears the alarm struck on the Congregational bell can tell where the fire is located.
 Bishop Brewster contemplates wis., iting Christ church Sunday.
 Eliza Montgomery has been called upon to pay the costs of court for us- ing abusive language.
 An ideal rain struck the town dur ing Sunday night. much to the relief of sundry we'll which had gone dry. There is an old saying among the weather wise that before the snow comes there must be rain enough to fill the ponds and wells and set the
 Miss Ruth Haven will come home from Wellesley college about the 18th of December to remain over the holi- days
 looking forward to the next meeting with considerable interest. since a de- gree team from Easton, with an or chestra. will come to town. and work the 4th degree. Frank E. Blakeman read a paper on Saturday evening, at Grange hall, which recited his thoughts and exper- fences at a reunion he attended of the Biakeman family in OronoQue. on last Thursday.
 It is reported that Mrs. Bernard Judson Is convaiesing from recent illness
 Mrs. Edwin Moore is a guest of Mrs George Payne. of West Broad street. She has recently come to town from the west. .t,f
 Mrs. Theodore Judson. who recently received a shock. is improving and able to sit up.
 Mrs- John Benjamin is a guest at the hotel Dennis. Atlantic city
 The next meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society will be held on Thursday at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Elliott w. Peck Take the Par adise Green cars to Long Brook ave nue and then walk up the hill
 The Cupheag club holds its monthly meeting on Thursday evening.
 Miss Ruth Peck is visiting in New Haven.
 Those who heard the cantata at the Congregational church last Sunday af- ternoon speak of 1t as artistic and en- Joyable- It. was called "The Harvest is Ripe"
 Next Thursday evening a musical will be given at the Devon club house by the fire department of that hamlet There will be singing by the Benham Brothers, and after the program danc- ing Is to follow
 Little Malcom stannard is the guest of MT and Mrs. John Goodsell.
 Ruben Townroe is working for the Telephone company.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin of Nichols, and Mir. and Mrs. s. B. Fan cher of Weston, have been visiting in town.
 A few of recent visitors in town are Miss Sterling of Quogue. L. T.. Mabel Entwistle and Mrs T. NJ. Macy of New York and Mrs. c. B. John son of Southbury.