The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
FAIRFIELD

Patrick Ford, who came to town to pedd1e beer without license, was up before the local court on Friday, and being found guilty, was fined $15 and costs.
 If there is any truth in the state ment given currency that a hall over s:n6eId s;ooo feet E9i1 44ng eh has been built on show at the fair of the Greenfield Hill Country Club, there will be plenty of room for all the automobiles likely to be entered. But the truth is such shed, nor any other has been built. MT. Acker. who is in charge, said yesterday that the old horse barn, possibly 200 feet long, has been moved up to the end of the machine building, forming an ell, and here the autorno- piles will be seen. Up to date there have been some 30 entries.
 A few days ago New Bufkley caught, off Greens Farms, a striped bass weighing pounds.
 Miss Lucille Perry and her guest from Hartford, Miss Gledding, spent Wednesday in New York. They at tended the matinee of Alias Jimmy plays Of the hour, and took tea at the Waldorf
 Miss Bradley of Bridgeport, whose engagement has just been announced krown in town where she has many friends.
 Miss Gladding. who is visiting in town, returns to Hartford some day next week.
 Patrick J. Kea1ey charged with in toxicatfon and assault, has been sent to jail for 10 days. He had been drunk for three weeks, and not only assault ed his wife, but committed an assault upon Julia L., Ross. The parties live on the Black Rock turnpike.
 Miss Helen Glover recently took the Fresh Air children out for a ride.
 Our Audubon enthusiasts will be glad to learn that the blachbirds are gathering for their annual migration: that the starlfngs which were driven out of St. Paups spire, are nesting in the cedar and pine trees near the unusual number of wax wings and hickeds in evidence on the meadows and about the cornfeids. Meadow larks are also in great abundance
 Now is the season to see in it's prime sea lavender, marsh pinks and the flower known as Geraa@a. tlss 7,on Hall, is away for couple of weeks
 Dr. B. H. Wells Is home from a cruise along the coast of Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Tomlinson are back from a stay at Bar Harbor.
 Miss Pauline Wells is home from a trip to the Adirondacks.
 returned from a trip to Moosehead Lake.
 Richard Sherwood is off on his auto mobile trip to the White Mountains His mother is with him.
 A day or two ago. at her cottage at Fairfield beach, Mrs. w. R. Perry en- tertained the Saugatuck Whist Club.
 Prof. Bowers of the Dwight school. has returned to Greenfield Hill, ready l to assume his duties next Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frederick Branson is in town, visiting her old home at Verna Farm, ! the country seat of Lloyd c. Griscom. |
 It As announced that Miss Eleanor l Robinson, will be married today, in l New York, at the Hotel Gotham, to | MT Countiss, president of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Quite number of | well known people from this town l are in New York to attend the we'd ding.
 Mrs. wilcox is visiting Mrs. Bullzley l on Mill Hill.
 William Burr, and his daughter, l Mrs Grumman, are off on an auto l mobile trip, and will be gone some l days
 Mrs Frances Homer, who has been the guest of Mrs. Harry S. Glover, | has returned to New York.
 Miss Marion Donaldson is back from l a trip to New York.
 In a few days Ned Kelley expects to break ground for a new house.