The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-11
FAIRFIELD

One thirty o'clock is the time set. on
Monday afternoon, for the nearing
before the commissioners at the town
hall. in the matter of the application
of Mr.. Jennings of Southport Tor
license to sell liquors. provided the
application is not withdrawn before
that time.
Miss Delbridge will entertain some
thirty of her High School friends from
Bridgeport next Monday evening.
tertained a group of her friends.
known as the "Bea chcroft Party. at
her. home. They comprise a lot of
young ladies who are making an ar
rangement to rent a cottage at the
beach when the season opens. A few
Of those who participated, partaking
of supper served at 10 o'clock, were
Helen and Louise Forsythe. Ruth and
Amy Child. Elsie and Amy Jennings,
Sadie Deyo, RACHEL Pickett. Dorothy
and Elsie Smith. Louise Everett and
Iva King.
No suit has yet been brought
against the School Board by Attorney
James Cummings. employed by coun-
sci on the part of parents who feel
aggrieved that their children have to
walk a mile or so to school.
Ned Buckley came home yesterday
for the week end. He wouldn't think
of staying in town over Sunday.
The new house which Thomas For
sythe is putting up is a work shop.
Clarence. Sturges and wife have gone
to New York for the rest of the win
ter. which promises to be short sea-
son. Their Sasco Hill house is
closed
The sleighs that were out on Thurs
day were put back in the barns on
Friday. such is the tickle character
of our weather.
Mrs. Samuel Wheeler has presented
the library with a large bunch of
spring flowers.
Next Monday Mrs Walter Perry will
entertain the Sasouanaug Reading
Circle
The Missionary supper given on
Thursday evening was largely attend
ed and an extra table had to be pro-
vided to accommodate the company.
which included J. Citing Deyo and
wife. Prof. Charles Saunders and wife.
Rev. Frank s. Child and wife. Benja-
min Buckley. Mrs. and Miss Delbricge.
Miss Pervience Mrs. Carpenter, Miss
Gaffney. the new school teacher; Miss
Annie Drew Miss smedley. Miss
Schwarz. Mrs. Whaley. Ruth and
tin Morterson Miss Holley. Miss Bas-
sett. Ruth Jennings. Alice Buckley,
Mrs. Andrew P. Wakeman. Miss Mary
B. Kippen. Miss Perry Miss Emma
Burr. Sherman Child. Mrs. West Mrs.
Hall. Mrs. Osborne, Mrs Kelley.
Emma Nichols. Mamie Nichols, and
many others.
Thursday last Mrs. S. s. Jennings
entertained a few friends at lunch
con.
Ruth Hawkins is visiting friends in
Norwalk.
A pool table is to be installed at
the Greenfield Country Club.
George Perry. Mrs. Ethel Edwards
and Mrs. Clermont Potts are on the
sick list
Both Mrs. Samuel H Wheeler and
Miss Alice Kinsella have returned
from New York hospitals. improved in
health.
On the evening of the 22d inst. the
Athletic Club proposes a dance at
Perry's hall
Miss Bessie Clli1ds has been visit
ing in New York
The Misses Deveau have returned
to Rye. n. Y. after a visit to friends
on Greenfield Hill.
A. G. Acker is visiting in Ossining,
N. Y.
Mrs. Leslie Jennings has postponed
the meeting at her house of the Young
Ladies Club. owing to the severe ILL
ness of a little nephew
When Mrs. Simon C. Bradley enter
tanned the board of governors of the
Country Club she had for guests the
following gentlemen with their wives:
w. Burr Hill. Eli Wakeman. Nelson
Hutchinson, William o. Burr, William
G. Odds. Clarence H. Bradley and Nell
lis H. Sherwood
At the coming Farmers Institute at
the Greenfield Club. the following Ia
dies will have charge of the luncheon:
Mrs. William o. Burr. Mrs. Eli Wake
man. Mrs. Simon G. Bradley, and Mrs,
William H. Wilson.