The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-06
FAIRFIELD

The monthly report of the Me morial Library for August shows 2I new members, 679 adult readers, 303 juvenile readers, andi LISA visitors total of 2,116 persons who visited the structure: Fiction tgt1n leads a5,i4n in having drawn out 796 volumes and the children 311. The library was 5elosed on Labor Day save from z to I9 o'clock in the evening.
 The auditors of the town opened their books on Saturday and began their work for the closing fiscal
 Charles s. Bessinger of New York city, charged with violating the mo- tor vehicle law, having been in this State for over 10 days without ob- taining a, license, was up before Jus tice Wakeman on Friday, and fined Il and costs, which was paid on the
 Attorney C1itus King was in Willi- mantle on Saturday. attending the funeral of a friend. in NorwaIk.
 William DaIlilng, under the direc- ton of seIectman Rowe, is at work on the O. G. Jennings road, so-called, in the Villa Park section of Strat- field. There is quite building boom in this section of the town, no less construction, while many lots have recently been sold.
 The Brooklawn Club has complet- ed the section of the Stratf1eld road which 1t contracted to do with the town last May in return for the pos session of an old roadway which crossed the grounds of the club, and which the town voted to close. The club had until the 1st of next De- cernber in which to finish the road way.
 Herman Perry, or Greenfield Hill, is taking a weeks outing at the beach.
 Mrs Alice Grumrnap has returned from New York.
 Albert Bulkley who ran into Mrs. Beeman's Hupmobile, is not alto gether we'll He is confined to his bed, under the doctors care. It is thought the involuntary sail he took through the air, landing in the rear some internal organ, or at least l shaken him up badly. Henry Wakeman has gone to Can ada, where he will attend the fair of the "B1ue Noses at Toronto.
 On Saturday Rev. w. H. Holman sailed for Europe, to be gone mum Der of weeks.
 Mrs: L. Yoorhis of Southport, is spending a few days in Paterson. Mrs. Fred Bishop and Miss Clara Osborne have returned from a visit to Europe.
 The Banks family of Greenfield Hill is much in evidence Frank Banks has sold his oxen; Everett Banks Is hauling railroad ties;' Fred erick Banks has been visiting in town; Mrs. H. w. Banks is back from Guilford; and Frank Banks of Meriden has returned to his duties at the city hospital in that flourish ing town.
 One of the coming musical attrac- tions will be the concert to be given on Oct. II by Mrs. William B. Hulse at her home on Edgecomb Terrace; Arthur Depew, who is the organist at Wanamaker's in New York, is 70 assist. Mrs. Hulse is so well known to the music lovers of this town and Bridgeport she is sure to have house full of patrons A number Of summer residents at the. beach left yesterday for home. including MT. Smith and family from Danbury; MT. Bach of the same place from Rest cottage, and MT. Beck ley and family from Surf Side'' for New York.
 Mrs John Forsythe has been spending a week in Salisbury, and Helen Forsythe has been the guest of Miss Frances Pease on Greenfield Hill.
 Samuel rwakeman has nearly com pleted his bungalow.
 Miss Reba Morehouse is visiting her cousin, Misss Eleanor Morehouse. She is from New York. Today Biting Deyo goes on an auto trip with MT. Sammis and family of Stratford.