The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-15
FAIRFIELD

A. Holland Forbes and wife ar rived in town today from a trip to Bermuda.
 Car ds have been received from Jonathan Thorn and family, an nouncing that they are in Bermuda
 The building which $ to be erected on Unquowa road, on the Saum lot will be occupied by electricians.
 Mrs. Mary G. Mills aud John Mills leave town tomorrow for a months stay at Atlantic City. They will stop at Craig's Hotel.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Oliver Turney and Mrs. Sharps, gave a very pleasant and largely attended tea.
 Rev. pr. and Mrs. Child, who are now in North Carolina, will reach Atlantic City on Thursday, to remain for a couple of weeks, being guests
 Edward c. Clucas, we'll known as a former resident, is reported as seri- ously ill in New York city.
 There were great doings at the Grange on Monday evening when a number of new members received the worked included William Ferris Charles A. Wyrtzen and wife, Mrs. Bulkley of Mill Plain. Miss Conkiin, MT. Meeker, and pr. Brfl1e and wife.
 Miss Eleanor N. Warehouse has re- turned from a very pleasant visit in Norwalk.
 Miss Sadie Deyo, who passed Sun day in town, has returned to New Haven.
 The funeral yesterday of Henry Callahan, at St. Thomas was very largely attended the church being young man much thought of in town by all who knew him, and his sudden death, after sickness of but four days from pneumonia, was a great shock to them. Father O'De1 con ducted the services. He leaves two sisters and a widowed mother.
 Miss Isabelle and Moss Guilbert, of Southport, who were in town over Sunday, have returned to school.
 M. R. Perry, son-in-law of c. O. Jelliff, who has been visiting his par ents in Russellvtlle, Ky, has return ed to Southport.
 The following gentlemen from the Greenfield church, are expected to attend the conference Saturday night with Representative Banks, regarding the Sunday laws: Rev. B. H. Olm- stead, Frederick c. Banks, Prof. All Bowers, George Merwin, F. A. War ren and Oliver Meeker.
 Friday evening Miss Elsie Sher- wood will give St. Patrick's whist
 Lieut.. Ellis Robertson, U, Green field Hill and fanny, n: = gone to their new home at Elmhurst. L. T.:
 Mrs. ETeQerlCk C. BdnkS, MTS' Charles Gray and Mrs Martin Burr are reported to be on the sick list.
 The Christian Endeavor social com mittee of Greenfield Hill consisting Frederick c. Banks, Rev. E. H. Olm- stead, Olive Pease, Helen Jennings and Ethel Merwin, was entertained last night by Miss Maud Prentice.
 The ladies' supper at Hope Chapel netted over s25 which shows that above 100 people sat down to the tables. The music was furnished by the Yale Glee club, Miss Ruth Child Sadie Deyo, Louise Forsythe, Prof Washburn and Rev. MT. Benedict who breaches at the chapel. From the center of the town came supt E. J. Graham and wife, Henry S Burr and wife, John Deyo, ST., and wife, F. A. Burr and wife. Mrs Thomas Forsythe and daughter, Mrs West and daughter, Miss Catherine Burr, John E. Boyle, Miss Louise Burr. John Donaldson, Elsie and Dorothy Smith, Helen Hayes and Tal- madge Wakeman. Miss Iva King daughter of Attorney King, gave 8 couple of elocutionary selections which were heartily applauded.