The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-22
FAIRFIELD

Mrs. H. L. Mills and her son, John Mlils, returned from two months Dlslt to Canada on Tuesday evening On their way back they stopped over at Erie, Pa, to visit Rev. w. Stroth- CT Jones, who a dozen years ago was the the rector of St. PauPs in this town. Ihey found MT. Jones and his family well, and delightfully."- situated. He is ] the. rector of St. PauPs in Erie Miss Loretta B. Perry returned to town yesterday afternoon from quite an extensive trip through Great Bri- tain.
 Ned Bulk1ey, who has been seriously III for week past with pneumonia, is
 Yesterday the Lauterback> family, closed Surfside Cottage at the beach and returned to New York. Ike Bowers and family closed the York
 The Auditors of the town have prac- t1caIly finished their work The Rooster River Bridge at Brook lawn, has been completed and ac- cepted
 Thomas Sweeney is now at Allen Fairchild. Next week he will 1be at Pottstown. He is going to Schnec- tady, and will follow up the fairs, along with Jack Roland, taking in
 Yesterday William Dalling had the mlsfortune to step into a post hole, which resulted in putting his right tAAAOS OuI u JOI1t. lie WILL prODdDlY be laid up for some days.
 The bachelors who are spending a week. at one of the beach cottages, include Judge Dempsey of Danbury, ry Clark of New York, and a friend from Norwalk. It is said they are all old Danbury boys. who have up.
 H. c. Bunard and family of Bridge port, come to town on Friday for a 10 days visit with the family of Dea A. F. Wakeman.
 Last Saturday Frank R. Whiting, of Greenfield Hill. assisted by number of men, dis1odged a host of bees which the northeast corner of the Congrega- tional chureh-being the pulpit end of the church. He was obliged to eerect a scaffold and cut away a large section of the siding. A tub full Of honey comb was taken out of the walls of the church, and it is thought the bees have been driven away.
 The regular attendants of the Greenfield Hill church were very pleased last Sunday to see Mrs. Lloyd old Bronson pew. It was always a custom of MT. Bronson, who. was an Elpiscopalian, to. worship every other Sunday at the Greenfield church, and every other at St. PaulS in Fairfield.
 Archdeacon Allen Beeman was in attendance on Tuesday at the anni- V6rSary. coI0DraC1On or the EplScOpal church in Tashua
 Judge Perry and family have re- turned to Southport, from a trip to Europe
 Wakeman Sherwood and family have returned from an extensive automo- bile trip.
 There was a whist party last even ing at the Greenfield Country Club. Mrs Cfucus is back from a visit to her daughter, Mrs Wood
 E. R. Gilson who was robbed early Monday morning, while sound1y sleep ing, by some one breaking into his house and entering his bed room, and taking a roll of bills from his panta- looms pocket, estimates that his loss is $460. There is no clue to the thieves. The authorities of Bridgeport and this town were informed of the burglary, but thus far no discovery has been made. MT Gilson is of the opinion that he, his wife and dog must have been chloroforned.
 Young Philip Swift of Chicago who was at the EIargrove school, has de- cided to attend the Hotchkiss school at Lakeville.