The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-25
STAMFORD

People wf1o measure social standing and responsibility by wealth are al- ways curious to know how much their | netghbors are worth. The tax list furnishes a good deal of reliable fn- formation on this point. and a few items have been gathered from 1t about persons whose names are f-e- quently before the public. A few of these are as follows: Pervical Laister. $4100: John Lalley. $3,150; Edward F. Leeds. $6.300: Clarissa A. Lewis. $1O,- 460; Mary E. and Helen M. Lewis. S25,- 200; Isabella Ltlingston. s3,7oo; George & Co. s2.2Oo: W. Irving Lobden: s5,- 600; Margaret A. Mallett. $6.550; Henry F. Meachen. $25,620: Alma E. Miller. $10,90O: Frank E. Ccnine, $17.210: Florence B. Conine. A.s10: Joseph Mo s2oo; J. O. M. Park estate s5.5co; Sarah Rhoades Patterson 4100: Sam uel A. Patterson. $3525: Charles H. Peck. $6,S20; Elliott W. Peck 3S, Mo; Plumb & Bartram. $9,455; Lewis A. Newton J. Reed and wife. $l8200: Da- vid L. Rhoades and Sarah E. Routh Patterson. s6.750; Mary E. Russell. $3.- 32O: Arthur V. Samrnis, $6.790: Frank R. samn1is. ss.e5o: Helen U. sammis. drew selltck estate. $13.93o; H. Eliza beth Sexton. s5.75O: Ada A. and Am prose H. Sheppard, $14,875; Emily B.. Shelton. s6. 590; Arthur Shirley. $4.0eo; Alice L. and Charles H: Siniman: $4,-- E. Smith. s1e.s25: Caroline ., E. Span. P. Stagg. s6,39O; William A. Stagg, s12. $50; John w. Sterling estate. $53.- 260; Alexander St. John. $S.080: Mary A; Strickland. s52oo; Fanny B. and Thompson and wife. s4,1oo: E. Mills Tomfinson. se.1SO; William B. Futile and wife. $14. .230; Alfred Wakelee. $10.- S65: c. c. Wells estate. $7,855; Louis H. Wells. $11.965: Arthur DeF. Wheel CT and wife. s35.e4o: Walter Wheeler $9.s3o: D. c. Wood, s45,4s2: Lordship Park Association. s7,726. and the Seal shipt Oyster System. s16.00o.
 Mrs. J. w. Eggleston. wife of the former pastor of the Methodist church. has recently lost her father. MT. Mac Cormack. of New York
 Silver Link socials are now quite fashionable. Every one brings piece of silver. The last one at the home of Mrs. Fanny Peck was attended by Bryer, David Stevens. Alfred Clark, Otis B. Curtis. Walter s. Curtis, Clara M Porter. George F. F,arrar. Lavinia Curtis. Sarah C.. Smith. Maurice Cur tis. A. Wellington Henry A. Fair child. Eniott "; Peck. Mary Thomp- Meachen. The young ladies present included the Misses Carrie Peck. Ther- esq Curtis. Maria Wilcox, Harriet Fairchild. Hannah Curtis. Sarah J. Thompson and Carrie Judson.
 The 100 men who have signed pe- tition for the formation of a Board of Trade to head off annexation have been requested to meet tomorrow ev- ening in the hall of the Red Men. to elect officers and a number of stand ing committees all to work to make Stratford larger and better town.
 The daughter of Mrs. Adelaid Gum ther. Mrs. Capt. Thomas M. Clinton. and her mother-in-law. Mrs. Clinton, are expected in town today. from Eng land
 one of our young men recently found hin7seIf ing the Milford lookup.
 Fred Smith has had the misfortune to have barrel of flour fall upon one of his legs. No bones broken.
 Frank l.. Hanson and Stiles Judson banquet.
 Rowe 1T. Wheeler has been ratding saloons in Ansonia.
 One can now talk with David Coe by telephone. Number 2647. ring 3.
 Three evenings have been set apart this week for the meeting of Embrofd- cry clubs-tonight with Mrs John MacIlroy: Thursday with Miss Eva Donning Broadbr1dge Road, and Sat urday with Marie Brown.
 Mrs. Clara IF. Glass. who at ono time lived in Main street. recently died in New York.
 Mrs. Charles Wolf has been visiting in White Plains. N r.
 Very many of the little folks about town are wearing stars they won at he Methodist church for not missing a Sunday school for one or two whole years.
 The Masons. the Azalias and the Okenucles hold their regular meetings this week as usual They will do the same next week and the week follow: ing.
 William Latin Is always welcome when he comes down to town from Hartford Our hospitality is proverb- ia1.