The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-01
MANY HALLOWEEN PARTIES
 ENTERTAIN FAIRFIELD FOLKS
Most Quietest Halloween Remember ed by Oldest Residents-Parties
 and Good Times Enjoyed.
Especial to The Farmero

 Fairfield, Nov. Hast evening was reported to be one of the auietest Hallowe' chs that Fairfield has seen 1T many years. Not much damage has been reported as yet, as compared with past years. There were many parties in order during the evening. Post Party.
 A party was held at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Post last even ing when many of their friends were entertained with games and other means of amusements. Refreshments were served and a good time was en- joyed by all those who were present Among the guests were: Miss Amy Jennings, Miss Elsie Jennings, Miss Helen Forsyth, Miss Louise Forsyth Miss Eva Nichols Miss Sarah Walker MT. and Mrs. Carl Williams, MT. and Mrs. T. Miller, and Miss Martha Will Hams.
 c. A. Wyrtzen's Party
 Many of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Wyrtzen of Miller avenue were entertained at their home last evening when a real Halloween par ty was in order: All the games of fun that could be thought of were played which afforded much fun for, the guests. Refreshments were served The guests were: Miss Mary West. William West, Miss Clara Bulkley. Miss Grace West, Fred West, MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Judd, Miss Katherine Jen- nings. Miss Caroline Jennings. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, Miss May Connolly, Miss Katherine Coats, Miss Bessie Coats, James Watson, Harold Watson, John Jacoby, and Miss Ruth Jennings.
 Monthly School Report
 The monthly school report for the month of October has just been fin lshed which shows a loss in the at the stormy weather The Southport school had Is perfect sessions with 2S pupils in perfect attendance; Mid dle had 10 with A perfect; Mill Plain "A with 39 perfect; Greenfield Hill 24 with 53 perfect; Holland Hill 15 with s pupils perfect; Stratffeld had per feet with scholars perfect during the month; Jennings Woods had 24 pupils in perfect attendance; Platts- vile had 16 perfect sessions with 5 pupils perfect during the month; Banks North had one perfect session with II pupils perfect in attendance; post office building had 39 with 2e perfect.
 Edgar Sherwood.
 The funeral of Edgar Sherwood, who died at his home in this town, Monday morning was held this after noon at 2 o'clock from the parlors of Howiey, Wflmot & Reynolds in Bridgeport. Interment was in the Oaklawn cemetery. Fairfield.
 The Consumers League of Fairfield will hold a meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. B. Glover. The meeting will be called to order at f o'clock. Miss Mary c. Wells will give an interesting talk on vocational Training For Children Under the Age of 16 Years"
 Members of the local branch of the annual meeting of the National As sociatfon of Audubon societies, which Is to be held today in New York city,
 The Choral club met at the Con gregational church on Saturday even ing to practice the Christmas music. A rehearsal will be held each week until Christmas.
 Mrs. H. l.. Walker, a former teach CT in the schools here, is substituting for a week in the intermediate de- partment of the Dwight school
 Mrs. Frank Finnerty of New York IS visiting Mrs. James Hawkins of this town.
 Prof. Saunders of the Grail school Tn Southport has moved his house. hold goods to his former home in Fairfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Gray of the Gray Cliff cottage on the beach. spent sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, and were also guests Of MT and Mrs. Frank H. Edwards of PlattWille.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilmer Pratt were recent gue@tS at the home of MT, and Mrs. William H. Wilson.
 A c. Acker and family are still staying on the beach There is only a few of the campers left