The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
FAIRFIELD

Surveyors are at work in the vicin ity of Greenfield Hill, making lines for the changes contemplated in the Black Rock turnpike.
 Miss Esther Wade is visiting in EaSton.
 Miss Loretta Perry, who is just back from Bermuda, will go to Washington before long as a delegate from the To- cal chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
 Mrs. Isaac srnith's mother, Mrs. FL
 len Perry, has recently suffered two , shocks of paralysis and Is reported to
 Frederick B. wakeman had for a guest last week Samuel Sloan of New
 York.
 Mrs. Louis J. Olds has returned to
 Brooklyn after a fortnlghts visit Ill town.
 Mrs. Hinkley, of Broad street, is en- tertainine her sister, Mrs. Staples of South Norwalk.
 l Another missionary supper will be given next Thursday evening at the l Congregational church. At ''The Lindens Mrs. Francis | Brewer has been entertaining her ! nephews, Horace and Ellsworth Bush nell.
 ! Home on Friday from three weeks l visit to North Carolina, Mrs. Frank s 1 Child is delighted with what she saw and experienced. It is expected thai l his pulpit next Sunday. The doctors advised him to go to the Old North 1 State. in preference to Atlantic City 1 thinking it better for his health l At the Lenten devotions at St 1 Thomas church this evening. Father 1 Mclean of Milford will deliver the 1 sermon.
 Early next week Henry Tobin ex. l meets to open his summer place o1 | Greenfield Hill.
 | The selectrnen have appointed B. W 1 s. Pickett to be the personal tax col lector for Fairfield. He is to receive 25 per cent of all collections. or 90 fol l 1 O61 persons liable to pay the tax tt MT. Pickett and if all walk up to th' l captains office and settle, he will re ceive the handsome sum Of $53O year It is said the appointment IS for foul years ., Much anxiety is expressed over thu l serious illness of Moses E.. Banks th' president of the School Board, ant l an old and much respected citizen HI has for a long time been in the habl | of going to New York early every l morning to attend to his business II that city. He attended the recent toW1 meeting, and advocated the approprla | t1On TOT Ine dUuCLtOIl u cAI0 AN1NAAOA0-' l Terrace school, in which he took a deer l interest At that time he appeared l to be in his usual health. He is nov at the home of his daughter, Mrs l Lewis F. Gardner of Derby, where h' Is seriously i'll. I The selectmen will soon issue specl fications for enlarging the town vaults I when bids will be called for.
 This morning at St. Thomas churcf | uas held the funeral of Miss Marie l F. Kelley, who died on Sunday at ne I home on Brewster street, Holland l Heights, at the age of 2 years Sn' was the daughter of William Kelley | The bazaar held by the people O. the Baptist church last week nettet | $75.
 l The guests at the recent entertain l n1ent given by Miss Osborne includ ed Mrs. John Forsytale. Miss O. c l Jennings, Mrs J. Biting Deyo, Mrs 1 John .Dryo of New Haven. Mrs. Ora l ham. Mrs. Gaffney. Miss Bessie Betts
 Miss Harriet Seward. Miss Emms 1 Nichols Miss Ruth Hall of Westport | Mrs. James o. Bulkley. Miss Eann1; Il Wakeman, Mrs. William O. Burr ant | the Misses Louise and Francis Burr l After a sewing bee and e. guessing contest, refreshments were served.