The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-05
News of Fairfield County Towns
Fairfield ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR GREENFIELD GRANGE
Especial to Tine Farmer, .

Fairfield, Dec. '5-The Greenfield Hill Grange hall is expected to be taxed to it's capacity this evening when the members will gather for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. There are many candidates for the offices and the election will no doubt be warm y contested. After the election a luncheon will be served and a musical program rendered by the talented members of the society.
 The unclaimed letters at the local post office which have been collected during the past two weeks, ar now on the bu letin board. They will be post ed for the next two weeks and if not claimed by then will be sent to the dead letter office. They are addressed as follows: James P Moran, Miss Mil W. B. Barrett, MT. John W. Brooks, Miss Sarah D. Meeker, MT. Nils Wall berg, Mrs. D. F. Bulkley Mrs. Minnie Beers, Mrs. s. A. Dewey, Mrs. E. Bay ron. Miss Margaret Cuitiur. Miss Helen Marshall, Mr. J. B. Gordon.
 Miss Clara Mccullough and Herbert Morley of this place were married at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at St. Thomas church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Patrick Duggan. John Docksey acted as best man, whi'e Miss Mary Mccullough was maid of honor. The couple left on a later train for their wedding tour.
 The teachers of this town have been invited to attend a teachers institute which will be held in Norwalk on Sat urday, Dec. g. The program for the day will be: Mechanics of Primary Reading, by Charles B. Pratt of Put nam, from 9:30 until 10:15 a. m.; Pri- mary Reading, illustrated by class, by H. D. Wiedl, of ,Danbury, from 10:15 until 11:15 a. m.; Language for the 4th and 5th grades, by P. Harty of New Haven, from 11:15 until 12:15; Waste, by Charles D. Hine of Hart ford, from 1925 until 2 o'clock D. m.; Penmanship, by Harry Houston of New Haven, from 2:15 until 3:15 p. m. A luncheon will be served at. noon.
 ATTENDED ANTI
 SUFFRAGE MEETING
 The anti-suffrage meeting which was held at the home of Miss Anna B. Jen- nings, was. largely attended. Among those in attendance to hear the inter- esting talks were: Mrs. H. S. Glover, Mrs. Joseph Delbridge, Miss Helen Glover, Miss Harriet Glover, Miss Eli zabeth Betts, Mrs Edward Osborn, Mrs. S. M. .Garlick, Miss Caroline Gar lick, Miss Harriet Osborn, Mrs. A. l.. Riker, Miss Edith Riker, Miss Theo- dora Wheeler. Mrs. O. G. Jennings, Rev. and Mrs c. B. Strayer, Rev. and Mrs. F. $. Child, Rev and Mrs. Allan E. Beeman, Mrs. Chary Smith, Mrs. William Grippin, Mrs. Hamilton Shell ton, Mrs. W. o. Brewer, Mrs. Andrew Huntington, Col. and Mrs. Valery Ha- ward and daughters, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Samuel H. Wheeler, Miss Louise Burr, Miss Alice Sher- wood, Mrs. William Wha ey, l Mrs. John R. Taylor, Mrs. Andrew Wake man, Mrs. A. s. Wakeman, Miss Anna Drew, Miss .Anetta Wyrtzen, Mrs. Simeon Bradley, Mrs. O. c. Jennings, Miss Luretta Perry, Mrs. F. H. Brew CT, Miss Anna Morehouse,- Miss Ethel Knapp, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. San ford, Miss Lillian Fernandez, Mrs. w B. Glover, Miss Emma Wakeman, Miss Margaret Sturges, Miss Alice Thorpe, Judge Perry, John Mills, Mrs. Char,es Jennings, Mrs. H. L. Good sell, Miss Bessie Childs, Mrs Edward Graham, Mrs. Wallace Bulkley, Miss Mary Kippen, Miss Eleanor Morehouse, Miss Lillian Burr.