The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-12
FAIRFIELD

W. H. BeckIey and family of New York, have engaged the "Gray Cliff'' cottage at the beach for the season. All of our college boys will arrive home today for the Easter vacation. MT. Doust of New York, has taken the Golden Gate" bungalow at the beach for the season. It stands next to the Rising Star' cottage.
 MT. Horn of New York, who bought a lot of MT. Van Ness, is building a cottage at Little Bridgeport. No less than eight new cottages are now go- ing up on the beach,
 Mrs. Jessie M. Hayes will leave town tomorrow for a trip to Richmond, Va. where she expects to remain two or three weeks. En route she will stop over in Jersey City and Washington. MT. DeMuth, of New York, has rent ed ''Edgewater'' cottage at the beach for the summer. Miss Grace West spent a, day recent ly visiting the Staples High school at Westport with Ethel HotchkisS.
 Mrs. Charles Ferris has recently been the guest in New York, of Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright.
 The Fairfield Musical Club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Fred Burr. This club is composed of about @ dozen ladies who are giving serious atten- ton to the study of music. The com- posers who will be studied tomorrow are Mcdowell and Cflaminade.
 Selectman Fox having put the main street of the town in good condition for the State commissioner 10 accept, from Ash Creek bridge to Southport bridge, still has on hand an unexpend- ed balance of $5.O00 out of the $9.000 which was appropriated for road work
 Besides MT. Browns auto which is to run to the beach, Kowalski, the liv- eryman, has a new tally-ho which he will use for the taking of patrons to and from the beach. New York artists are to help out on the Easter music which will be given at the Greenfield Hill church next Sunday
 After a weeks visit in town, Miss Lena Hutchinson has returned to Port Jefferson, l.. I.
 pneumonia.
 William Hawkins Is laid up with rheumatism, and Ted Anderson has the grip.
 The usual notices have been sent out to possibly delinquent taxpayers, in forming them what will happen if taxes are not paid by June 1.
 A. Holland Forbes is having his house. known as Garden Court re- painted.
 The pupils in music of Mrs Fred Burr gave a recital this afternoon, which was largely attended and much enjoyed
 While the library is closed on Good Friday, a big vacuum cleaner will come out from Bridgeport and give the rooms a thorough cleaning.
 Thomas Forsythe, with the aid of his workmen, yesterday placed in po- sition the big new bulletin board at the Boyle pharmacy, on which MT. Boyle can exhibit all the fresh news found only in the Farmer.
 Members of the Bachelors Club are reported to have enjoyed a supper on Sunday evening at one of our swell restaurants, which was partaken of by Messrs. D. A. Burr, William H. Gould, Frank s. Saunl, J. H. McGarry, L. P. Beach, P B. Redfield. and others. Music and recitations followed the SUD- per.
 Miss Edna Jennings is in Tarrytown, r., until after Easter.
 Miss Grace Burr has gone to Stam- ford on a visit.
 Lewis Wilson and family of Bridge port are in town for a few days.
 It is thought the Fairfield base ball team will give a dance on the 20th inst
 Main street is to be oiled twice dur ing the coming summer.
 c. Hodge and wife of Springfield, Mass, are visiting J. Louis Shay and wife
 One of our teachers. Miss Mary A. Gillette, is spending her vacation in Easton.