The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-08-31
FAIRFIELD

There was a meeting yesterday af- ternoon; at the office of Wakeman & Flint of the Directors of the State Sunday School Association, to discuss the forming of a county association. Rev. J. M. Ray, of Hartford. the state secretary was present, and the coun- ty delegates or directors were ". w. Stevens of Danbury and Charles N. Mead of Greenwich, and MT. Wake man of Fairfield. After a full hear ing upon the matter it was thought best to call a convention in Septemeber come to some definite conclusion.
 Lieut.. Dunlop is still in town and en- toying his visit at pr. Donaldsons'.
 First Selectman Fox has a large number of teams at work on the shore road, back of the cottages on the beach. He has determined eto put the road in good condition, and incident ally have a good word to say why he should be renominated for the position he now holds.
 Miss May Sherman of New York, great-grandniece of Roger Sherman, has been visiting the, family of Rev. Dr. Child at the Sherman cottage. is now open, and a number of our gen. tlemen of leisure are making ready for the sport.
 Edward Murphy, we'll known in town. was taken yesterday to the Bridgeport hospital to undergo an operation.
 William Penny, son of Judge Penny of Southport, and a business agent for Warner Brothers. will occupy the new cottage just erected by DeVer War ner. He takes the green house which stands next to the library.
 William R. Wright. who has been visiting at the Bulkley residence. left town today for his home in New York.
 Ned Bulkley continues his vacation in town until after Labor Day.
 The Jersey cow belonging to Dr. Barry, which wandered away from the Morris place some days ago. has been found at Mr. Bakers, on Greenfield Hill
 Mrs. J. J. Barry. mother of Dr. Barry,|fs very sick at her home in New York, and pr. Barry is remain ling with her.
 Yesterday Contractor Burns began to lay concrete sidewalk on Broad street in front of the Warner prop erty
 It will probably be a long time yet before the new Saltus jewelled glass windows will be in place in the Con- gregational church, as the designs have not been drawn, and their construction is a slow process. pr. Child announc- ed on Sunday that the money for the
  is now being considered.
 It was thought yesterday that the case of Patrick Ford, who drives for Michael J. Lee, and who was charged with selling beer in town without a license, would go over, as request has been made to that effect. The chances are the matter will be settled out of court, if Prosecuting Attorney Clitus King does not object.
 Station Agent Killian | is having stable built for his fast horses. He stations in this town and Southport are to be consolidated.
 It is stated in town that Patsey Brennan's license has been attached for $2,500 andthat suit has been brought by a Rrewing company in New York for damages to the amount of $1, 500.
 Joseph Carroll. visitor in town, has returned to Arlington, N. J.
 H. S. Burr and wife are home from a visit to Yellowstone Park.
 Mrs. Hicks and Olive Bedell. who have been visiting in town, have re- turned to Poughkeepsie.
 Elfrida and IrTna Lounsbury have gone to Port Chester for a week.
 Mrs. Griffin has returned from Maine to Southport.
 The Davies family which has been summering irfe Southport, has returned to Brooklyn.
 Frank A. Warren of Greenfield Hill, has been visiting in Port Jefferson.