The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-18
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 FeR FLETCHER'S c A S T c RI A
 FAIRFIELD

Social life took a new start in town yesterday, and various entertainments were held. The supper given at the parlors of the Congregational church by the ladies was largely attended, some sixty ladies and gentlemen sit- ting down to three long tables. heap ed with a great variety of delicious
 things to eat Rev. Frank $. Child i presided, and a few of those present were Dea. and Mrs. Deyo, MT. and Mrs. W. O. Burr, MT. and Mrs. Byron Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bulkley of Mill Plain, MT. Livingston Smith, Mrs. Hayes and her sister, Mrs. Jackson, and daughter, Miss Bessie Betts, Mrs. Kelley, the Misses Glover, Mrs. Francis Burr, Mrs. Brewer and many others.
 Miss Forsythe of Elliott street cele- brated the 17th anniversary of her birthday on Wednesday evening, with whist party, and supper. She re- ceived many beautiful presents. A few of the company included Iva King, Ra- chel Pickett, Ethel Hotchkiss, the Misses West, Ruth Child, Mabel Ferris, Amy and Elsie Jennings, Sarah. Deyo, Talmadge Wakenlan, Louise Everett, David and John Huntington, Arthur Deyo, Roger Smith, John Donaldson, John Buckingham, Welton Hotchkiss, Ernest Thomas and others. Mrs J. O. Wright came up from New York on Thursday.
 Prof. Joy and Prof. Swann, of the Hargrove school, contemplates giving @ course of lectures on literary sub- jects.
 An interesting meeting of the Audu- bon society was held yesterday at the residence of Mrs. William B. Glover. The new hose purchased by the Fire Department, sometime ago, was tried for the first time at the Donaldson i fire, and gave great satisfac ction. Among the witnesses summoned from town for the trial of the two men who threw the woman in the we'll are MT. {! I. N Book and MT. Mills. both of whom saw the trio in the train on the l fatal day when they came to Fairfield | Marock, Laski, and the woman, Mos 1 xiii, occupied a seat in the smoking car, on Jan. 18th, and were seen by 1 the gentlemen named, and it is known 1 that they left the train in town at the west bound depot, and proceeded to-
 wards the Mill Plain road.
 Mrs. Richard Parry, of East Orange, has been visiting in town. Daniel Curran is recovering from the
 grip.
 1 Tracey Farley hasn't taken any more sleigh rides since the runaway. l Sylvanus Beckwith is now engaged | in the carting and butchering business. AS Dr. Child and Miss Bessie were at
 
 they did not leave town on Thursday l for a months vacation.
 l William Taylor has thought better
 about going to Westport to school and
 will enter a business college in Bridge port.
 Frank Brothwen recently lost COW.
 It died in the night. No cause for i mooleys decease was known. post
 mortem examination revealed the fact that the COW had been eating piece of trolley wire, which punched a hole
 through her stomach, and pierced the
 heart. :
 William McGarry is laying plans for the coming baseball season.
 Mrs. J. Holland Forbes gave a
 luncheon to several of her friends
 among whom were Mrs. Allen Bic
 man, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Hartshorn,
 Mrs. William Hultse, Mrs. w. H.
 Donaldson, Mrs. Wallace M. Bulkley At o'clock an elaborate luncheon
 was served in the beautiful Colonial
 dining room. Mrs. Hultse sang sev- eral lullabys.