The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-16
FAIRFIELD

 Extensive improvements are being planned for the Boyle Pharmacy. It is estimated that there are 200 cottages on the beach which are oc- cupled during the summer by some 1,200 people.
 Miss FOrsythe's birthday party takes place this evening. Tomorrow there will be an eXecu- tive meeting of the Audubon Society at the residence of Mrs. William B.. Glover
 Henry N. Smith of Newtown, has been visiting in Southport. l Pearl H. Metcalf and family, from i Ridgefield, are the guests of relatives l on Greenfield Hill.
 A gentleman in town recently pur- chased a soda fountain for which he paid S650.
 Selectman Charles Fox and. wife were recently on Greenfield Hill visit ing MT. and MES. D. B. Adams. i At last, about noon yesterday, the , last of the 25O year old Sally White I elm. was felled to the earth. It has taken over a week to remove the big l tree.
 l It is thought little son of MT. Sam uel Shannon may have to be sent to the Bridgeport hospital on account of trouble with his patella, or Knee cap." < Our Italian barber, MT. EacOville, who has been ill, is able once more l to attend to business.
 The Martha Washington reception at | the Congregational church on the af- ternoon of the 22nd inst, is for the purpose of raising money for mission | ary work.
 Mrs M Bowers of Greens Farms spent Sunday in Southport. i The Lookout Committee of the Chris ! tian Endeavor Society of Greenfield Hill i is making arrangements for a contest l n | Rev. MT. Olmstead on Sunday gave an address on ''The Origin of St. Val | entine's Day. It is expected that soon Mr., Huber | and family will return to their Green i field Hill home
 | While Judge Banks is in California any pressing probate business will be | looked after by either Judge Nobbs of Bridgeport or Judge Bradley of Vest l port.
 Messrs. Oliver Miller and Burr Hill have been elected representatives Of the Greenfield Hill church to a con vention soon to be held in Bridgeport. Yesterday afternoon, at her home in Southport, Mrs. Walter Perry enter tained the Reading club. Home made cake was also on sale. The next meeting of the Southport Reading club will be held with Mrs. Howard N. WalAeman.
 
 been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Dun don of Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Meeker of Brooklyn spent the week end with MT. aid Mrs. F. E. Northrop.
 Mrs. Fred Griffith of East Bridge port, was a recent guest of relatives in Southport.
 Daniel Rock has been on the sick list, but is now getting better.
 A young man employed at the Alum skylight, causing quite a commotion among the workmen.
 Miss Helen Kinsella has been suffer ing from the grip.
 Yesterday Rev. Frank s. Child was new book, which has the following title: "An Old New England Church Established Religion in Connecticut. An Historical Sketch of the First Church of Christ and the Prime An cient Society, Fairfield, Commemorat- ing the 27Oth Anniversary of Public Worship in the Town" The book is divided into 20 chapters, some of which are as follows: Religion Established by Law in Connecticut; The Prime An cient Society; First Adventures in Un- coa Things Fundamental; The Epis- copal Separation; Days of Controversy and Disquiet Influences of the Amer ican Revolution; Leadership in Social Reform; The Ministers and Their Co., Workers; The Old Records, and A Pastoral Survey, pr. Child has spent three years on this book, which prom ises to be valuable addition to the 1eaStioa1 history of CtOnnaofioI1t