The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-16
Fairfield
GROCERY WHIST AT
 GREENFIELD CLUB.
Mir. and Mrs. Morris Wilson Capture HonOrs at the FavOrite Game Large Attendance on Hand
 Other News of Fairfield.
Special to The. Farmer. )

3 falrIlelQ, Dec. 16-The grocery whis." held. at the Greenfield Country and another. successful social function added to the long list of good times made by this club. Each member brought package of tea, coffee, spices. and other good things. The winners of the evening were to be wanted. Mrs. Morris Wilson won first prize for the ladies. and Morris Wilson won the Eentlemen's first prize.
 Mrs. Eli Wakeman had charge of the evenings entertainment and was ably assisted by Mrs. 8. c. Bradley, Mrs. William Hull, and Mrs. Charles Gray. Piano selections were render ed by Nelson Hutchinson and enjoy ed. Refreshments were served: The next social event will take place in about two weeks.
 FIRST DISTRICT RALLY HELD.
 A meeting of the first district Chris tian Endeavor societies was held last evening in the parlors of the Congre- from surrounding towns were pres ent. Miss Eva Purdy of Southport. presided. Rev. Frank s. Child open ed the meeting with an address of welcome. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Woodruff. of the Black Rock CnUTCli A ldik 1ull rOI WAt WaS uC- livered by Rev. Mr. Bennett from the West End church. Bridgeport.
 Miss Grace Purdy gave an interest ing talk. A solo by Miss Olive Pease was appreciated and was accompan- jed on the piano by Miss Frances Pease. Among those present from Fairfield were:
 Miss Iva King, Miss Dorothy Smith. Misses Louise and Helen Forsyth, Miss Elsie Jennings, Misses. May and Eva Downs, Mss Catherine Burr Misses Mary and Grace West, Miss Grace Rdtch, Misses Sarah and Bessie Banks. Miss Amy Jennings, Miss Amy Child, Deyo, Leroy Richardson, William West, R. Sherman Child and John A. Forsyth. IT.
 LOOKING FOR HIS $50
 Deputy Shertff H. S. Ewood has asked for, the $50 reward given by the State for the capture and conviction captured Charles Reminaski, who is supposed to have entered two chicken coops on the Oliver Gould Jennings place, on Osborn Hill, Monday morn ing, and made away with 26 of the chcIce birds. He was taken before Justice of the Peace Bacon Wakeman. and probable cause was founds He = The State allows the sum of $50 for a capture of this sort to anyone who Is not a paid officer. MT. Elwood does his work on fees and considers himself eligible. If the man Is pro nounced insane, the reward will hold just the same. the sheriff believes.
 George A. Hker. who was seriously injured several sweeks. a&o in West port. Is now abe to De about again { John Sferup ie moving his house. hold goods into his new home on Ma rine street.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Jeralds and fam lily are moving into the Henry Will, Rams place
 The Ladies' Afternoon Sewing Club met yesterday afternoon lat the home of Mrs F.~H Brewer. The afternoon was spent pleasantly. Refreshments were served with tea,
 Miss Valentine was a, visitor at the Sherman school, yesterday.
 tained as guests Wednesday,, MT. and Mrs. Harry Edwards of Stratfield, and Mrs. Winner N. Pratt.
 Miss Irene Bradley, who has been confined to her bed for the past Sev- eral weeks, is now able to be out of doors little time each day. She Is far on the road to- recovery.
 tertained Mrs. Bradley Jennings and daughter, Ruth. yesterday. at her home at Hulrs Farms.
 The Hargrove school will close on Wednesday for the Christmas holidays, and will be opened Jan. 3. N
 A large number left here last even- ing on the i7:2O trolley for Westport, pay, ''Mr Bob.v They returned home on a late car