The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-31
FAIRFIELD

The ladies of the Audubon Society could not have had better weather than that of last Saturday, for their to order. The result was a large -tast at tendance, and much enjoyment of the exercises The remarks of Game warden Smith, as always, were prac- tlca4, to the point and interesting. It was gratifying to learn that there have not been as many arrests the past year for violations of the game principal trouble comes from the Italians, who in their native land are 1n the habit of shooting and putting g upon the market all kinds of birds. especially on the meadows, owing to the dry weather. The birds have all gone back into the woods and hills, in search of food. Mrs. M. O. Wright presided at the meeting with her us- ual tact, vigor and grace. She has been so long identified with the cause it is no wonder she is often reelected. president of the society. Such proved to be the case on Saturday. The oth- CT officers who were elected are as follows: Vice Presidents. Mrs. Morris F. Tyler. Rev. Allen B. Beeman, and Willard G. Van Name, secretary, Mrs. William B. Glover; assistant secretary Francis Hurd and secretary of mem bership. Mrs. Chester H. Brush. Among the ladies on the executive committee are: M; O. Wright. S. H. Wheeler,
 
 p. L. Wells. K. M. spaulding, M F. Tyler, G. H. Brush and W. Smith, also Misses Mary B. Kippen, Hinck- ley, Lacey and Moody. The gentle F. Smith, and w. G. Van Name. Af- ter the business of the meeting had been transacted, delicious lunch was served. followed by an address on the "'Charm and Value of Wild Song Birds,'' by H. K. Jub, the well known State ornfthologist-
 @f young men who went to Belmont Park on Saturday to see the aviation meet.
 Delegates to the Waterbury Conven- from Greenfield Hill, are Miss Pauline Beers and Miss A. M. Morris.
 Louis E.; Morehouse was one who attended the aviation meet at Bel mont Park yesterday.
 Rev. E. H. Olmstead goes to Mid dletown this week as a delegate to the
 Thursday evening quite number of people from town went to the so- cial entertainment given at the Strat- field parsonage, including w. H. Burr and family, B. H. Robertson and wife and Samuel A. Baker and wife.
 MT. and Mrs. Shay, of Greenfield Hill. have just celebrated the 4th an 1iversary of their wedding. There was a turkey supper with the table rich with the blooms of chrysanthe-, mums and covers for 19 guests.
 It mas DG01 OSC4o0o AAOI CO A1e1 v eNAhS entertainment this week at the Green field Country Club.
 James Collins of Southport is work ing in Bridgeport.
 Rev. w. H. Holman has returned from a two months trip to Europe.
 Harry Disbrow is visiting his broth CT in Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs Hendricks of the PeQuot school is on the sick list.
 w B. Penny is taking a vacation from business.
 A new house for Mrs. Cheesnan will be built in Southport.
 This week the Musical Club will hold it's first session with Mrs. Fred
 Miss Ethel Donaldson has been wis iting Miss Edna Smith in New HaV-
 Martin Hopkins is to move from Southport to Bridgeport
 There is a report that Mr. Fornan- deg of Greenfield Hill, will soon have an enga cement to /s1ng In a New York church.
 The Historical Society will hold it's annual meeting this evening at the Li- brary and the public is invited to at tend. Prof. E. H. Smith of Vale will speak upon the Religious Life Of Abraham Lincoln
 Among the young ladies from town who will attend the Halloween party given this evening at the Wa1demere, inc residence of Lewis B. Curtis, by his daughter, Alice B. Curtis. may be noticed Helen Wheeler, Frances Hotchkiss, Deborah and Katherine Glover. Amy Child and others.