The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-13
FAIRFIELD sREENFIElD COUNTRY
 CLUB HOLDS ELECTION
Special to The Farmer.)

Fairfield, April 13-The Greenfield Hin Country Club held its twelfth annual election Thursday evening with a record atte endance. Reports were read from the various officers, showing tile club to be- in a very prosperous condition. The following officers were elected:
 President, William O. Burr; first vice president, Charles Gray; second vice president, Mrs. J. Frank Broth well: secretary. Miss Maud Wilson; treasurer. Nelson Hutchinson; board of governors, simon c. Bradley, How ;srd l. Wakeman and J. Horace Will son.
 It was then voted to hold the an siual banquet or Thursday, April 25. and all the ladies of the club are made committee to look after the plans for it. musical program will be arranged.
 FAIRFIELD REALTY MAP. .
 Work is progressing rapidly on the map of the town which is being drawn for the Fairfield Realty Com pany. The map, when completed, will show every building in the town with the name of the owner.
 H R. Miner, a civil engineer of South Norwalk. was in town yester. day in conference with MT. Bacon wakeman concerning the map, which will be ready in about a month. Some very interesting facts are shown .ea the- map, as for instance the naai6beE of cottages on the beach between Sasco Point and Penfield Light, which is 13S. MT. Miner has made similar maps of Westport, New Canaan and Wilton, and is an expert in the work.
 FAIRFIELD IMPROVEMENT
 SOCIETY ELECTION
 The annual election of officers of the Fairfield Improvement Society was held Tuesday evening at the Stratfield Baptist Chuch. Several of vorable reports. The officers elected were as follows:
 President, Moses E. Banks: vice presidents, Arthur Johnson and w. c. McFArland: secretary, M. B. Brew ster-Greene; assistant secretary, Will liam McNaughton: treasurer, James BASEBALLf TEAM HAS MEETING
 A meeting of the Fairfield baseball team was held in the club rooms on Tuesday evening, when the following officials were elected for the coming season: Manager, William O'Dwyer; | J and treasurer. John Barr
 If the grounds can be secured, the first game of the season will be held on May 5. The team will give a dance on April g, in St. Thomas hall, the proceeds to go, toward preparing the ball grounds.
 NOTES or THE TOWN
 At St. Paul's Church tomorrow morning the Easter cantata present. ed last week will b repeated.
 Albert Combs, the young New York boy who was reported engaged to an actress of that city, was back at his studies at the Hargrove school this week, but left yesterday to spend the week end with his parents in New York.
 John Hanly of New Jersey is spend ing a few days in town with John NcGarry, at his home on the Benson road
 The Hargrove baseball team held it's second practice of the season on Thursday afternoon.
 A large crowd from this town at tended the Ketchell-Fabryck fight at South Norwalk, Thursday evening.
 Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Sturgess have opened the home on Rose Hill for the season.
 Miss Mildred Taylor will entertain at whist on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Augusta Smith has opened her summer home at Southport.
 By request, the Easter music is to be repeated tomorrow at St. Pauls church. The music at the morning service will bes by the choir and at seven o'clock evening service the Sunday School will sing their carols.