The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-23
EXERCISES AT SCHOOLS
Year Ends Apparently at All the Public Schools of the
 Town
Especial to The FarmerA

Fairfield, June 23-The closing exer- cises of the Nicholas Terrace school took place yesterday afternoon under the direction of Miss Minnie Walsh, l. the principal The eight graduates re- 'ceived their certificates from Supt E.. H. Graham which passes them from the eighth grade to the High school. The graduation exercises at the l Staples High school at Westports were attended by a large number of local people who went over and returned | onA the trolley. At the Mill Plain ars held their graduation exercises and were feasted On cake and ice cream by the teachers, Mrs. Cum- | mings and Miss Walker. | William Flanagan who has been en- gagged for long time in the printing office of the Singer Manufacturing co. at Bridgeport has gone to Montreal, l Canada, where he has obtained posi- l tion with a large printing establish ment.
 | E. E. Wells, rural mail carrier ap- peared with a new carriage yesterday. It is a daisy, rigged with curtains | will enclose the carrier on. all sides 1 storms.
 l Miss Nellie Driscoll was the guest l of Mrs. W. c. Kinsella yesterday. Supt Deane of the Bridgeport pub- | lie schools has made a ruling that l graduates from the eighth grade in this town will not be received on examination certificates unless they 1 prepare a thesis on the subject 'ls 1 the horse superior to the automobile ! as a means of transportati tion." All of ! the aspirants of this town who are I seeking to enter the Bridgeport High school are now wrestling with the subject.
 J. B. Phelps and family have ar | rived at their summer home at Will sons Mill for the season. 1 J. B. Stewart is passing few days | at Buffalo, N. Y.
 Eugene Burr of Burr street. is in 1 Oceon Grove for his summer vacation ten pound girl was born to Mrs Frank Warren of Congress street or Wednesday,
 A lusty son arrived at the home o1 john Lynch on Sanford avenue, We'd | nesday.
 Supt. E. H. Graham of the public schools of the town will pass part ol l his vacation at Greene, ". Y.
 In the local court yesterday morn l ing IThomasi Medlicott was fined > | and sentenced to 30 days in jail fol an assault upon John Downing Ihe case was postponed when it came uI ! for trial on Wednesday to get more
 witnesses. The evidence showed tna'
 
 l the face with a beer glass and dlsng- ured him. The accused was not rep resented by counsel and Grand Juror Clitus H. King persecuted. Judge Ba con Wakenlan was the trial justice
 The village improvement society wa: entertained at Verna Farm at Green :. field hill yesterday afternoon by Mrs I Llyod Griscom Tea was served from a.3O until 6:3O. The spacious lawn: Fabout the residence were filled wltf people during the afternoon and the | natural beauties of the place were 1 supplemented by special decoratlon' in honor of the occasion
 I The Fairfield Juniors are billed t' | play the Lenox team of Bridgepor next Sunday afternoon and some game is expected as the Bridgeport team II
 one of the fastest in the city. T The report that the thief who go
 away with a large sum of none! from a residence sin- Greenfield H1l I had been captured in Weston was pre- mature Tn the first place there is nc
 proof that farm hand was guilt! T of the crime and in addition It I impossible to convict anyone or crime until he has been caught. THOMAS NOON. bottler of fine bee I and Iiuuors. Free delivery at Fair field Beach Mondays and Fridays Moerlin's Extra Beer s1 per case
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