The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-19
FAIRFIELD

The young people OF the choir OF
the NJ. z. Church, Southport, are Civ
ing an entertainment in the PeQuot
Auditorium tomorrow evening which
will be well worth while attending.
for this and as the proceeds go d.
rectly toward the support OF the
church. The people who attend are
assured of not only a delightful ev-
ening's amusement, but also OF help
ing along 4 good cause.
Those having flocks of quail in this
town. and who wish for buckwheat
ed to know that Game Warden Wilbur
f. Smith has a quantity of the wheat
and win be glad to supply all who need
II. 1t Is known thai there Is a flock
Of quail on the premises known as
"Waldstine'' for not SO very long ago
one Of the birds escaped and flew with
great force against the windows in
the tower house at the station. The
glass was broken and the bird landed
on the floor. It was 50 badly in
Smith says the season for hunting
game birds and squirrels has closed,
and that II men are wise they will put
up their guns until next December
Rabbits may be taken with dog or
forret until the 18th OF next Janu-
airy.
George Mills is visiting in Boston
for few days.
Messrs. Foin and Wagner. Of the
Hargrove school. have gone to Wash
ington. d. c.. for a visit, and later will
go to Chicago.
Next Thursday. at the town post.
George Heisler. deputy sheriff. will sell
to the highest bidder the outfit for a
bakery. the property having been
taken on execution. A bay horse. two
delivery wagons and a portable oven
are in the lot.
Tomorrow evening the Greenfield
Grange will elect officers.
Mrs. Daniel Callahan and family. of
Southport. will spend the winter in
New York
A fair sized audience listened to the
Travel Talk given at the Peouot Lii
Sarah T. Kenney.
Miss Fields. OF the Banks North
school district. has arranged an inter-
esting entertainment for her pupils for
the Christmas season.
The fence around Oak Lawn cen1e-
terry is being painted a dark green.
Thursday evening last was pretty
cold, nevertheless q number OF ladies
and gentlemen attended the whist
given by Mrs. s. II. Winser. Supper
was served and OF those at the table
there were noticed Richard Knapp and
wife. Clifford jennings and wife. May
Harrison. Emma Hitler. Ernest John
SON Mrs Hitler and Wal er Jennings.
Frederick Downes. the superintendent
for o. G. Jennings. was recently burn
ed somewhat by the backfire from an
automobile.
B. A. Buckley is enlarging his stock
barns. to make room for his cattle now
on his Tarrytown farm.
The Griscom family Of Greenfield
Hill has finally departed for New
York.
william Wright Of Columbia College.
will spend his holidays with Ned Bulk
lev at the residence of Wallace M.
Buckley N
Among those who attended the bridge
whist given on Thursday evening by
and wife. Mr.. Sartain and wife. DR..
and Mrs. Donaldson, William 0. Burr
and wife. Miss Bessie Belts. Miss
Ethel Donaldson. and Mrs. Francis
Burr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Of Seattle. Wash.
are expected at the Sherman parson-
age next<Friday from Chicago. where
hey have been visiting.
Arthur Child. who has been stopping
in Arizona. is expected home during
the week.
Marion Donaldson comes home from
Simmonds' College. Boston. next
Thursday.
Marion Durham will be home for
the holidays from the Boston Conser-
vatory of Music.
Lamp posts are being distributed
about town for the coming and much
needed gas lamps. There are to be
so of them. and when placed in posi-
ton the people will wonder how they
ever were content to blunder along in
the dark.
AS long ago as the day of the Rob-
erts-Glover wedding ST. Paul's church
was wired for electricity AS yet no
LIGHTS have been placed in the main
BODY of the church which the principal
section to be illuminated.
Mrs. Milbank has given up her pro-
posed trip to California. and will spend
the winter on Greenfield Hill.
It is reported that De Yer H. War
ner will have some ESQ spruce trees
set out around his Greenfield Hill res
iderce. They will make a fine wind
brake.
LETTER CARRIERS AUXILIARY.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Letter