The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-26
GREENFIELD CLUB HOLDS
 HARVEST FESTIVAL TODAY
Club House Has Been We'll Decorated With Vegetable and Fruit
 Dance Will Also Be Held.
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield, Sept 26-Members of the Greenfield Hill Country Club gather decorated the spacious rooms with vegetables and fruits appropriate for the harvest moon festival and dance which will be held this evening. An the music. Of special interest 1s the prize waltz for which first. second and third prizes have been offered
 The old fashioned garden booth will
 be in charge of Mrs. J. Morris Wilson, Mrs. William H. Hull and Charles Gray; of the. punch bowl and ice and Mrs Annie L. Bulkley; of the candy booth, Mrs. Simon c. Bradley, 9.a, Mrs: Elmer 9 F. ,Is Bulkley and ,.iis Miss Mrs. J. Frank Brothweu and Mrs.
 William s. Fallon; serving cream, Charles Gray, J. Morris Wilson, Will Fred B. wakennan and Alonzo c. Acker
 simon c. Bradley and William s.
 FaIlon wiaH be the floor managers for
 Nellis H. Sherwood will be the door attendants.
 Herbert K Job of West Haven. State oTnfthologist and a lecturer at the Connecticut Agricultural School at Storrss has been secured by the mem berS of the Greenfield Grange to de- liver a. lecture before them and their friends at their next meeting night, Oct. l. Prof. Job has chosen as his
 subject, '3The Value and Charm of 1 be used during the course of the lee ture- The lecture will be in the ma
 ture of an open meeting to which all
 are invited.
 With a nuptial mass at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at St. Thomas
 hureh, Miss Mary Dwyer became the ceremony was performed by Rev. Will HaTn F. O'Dell- The bride is the
 daughter of Tfmotfy and the late Fairfield while the groom. is the son
 of Richard and Mary Dineen. He is
 a resident of Bridgeport. The stork paid visit to the home
 of MT. and Mrs Charles Nichols, last week, leaving little daughter. | D. N. Morgan will soon construct. a
 new house on his property in Hulls Fred G. Jeralds has as his guest his
 brother, Frank A. JeraHds. of Bethle- hem.
 l Andrew Huntington is to have a large garage constructed on the Nor his Lyon property.
 t'faaitf Chapel is the cognomen to of the Congregational church which is to be dedicated next Sunday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies Julia Rock, IsabeH MOTtensen, Mary
 Kane Catherine Pagan, Mary Debisil, Amelia Horn, Annie Mortensen. Cath crime Book, Rose Anderson, Matte MO1-tei1Sen,- Evelyn keeIeV, ftA1zdbSIl KeeIey, May Parker, Katherine. Par ker Lillian Randolph Emma Ram 6hoIph, E5thel Brelsford and Milton Brelsford were in the party of young folks who surprised Myrtle Brelsford at her home, Tuesday evening The 1 night was pleasantly spent in games iand other diversions.
 A. c. Asker has as his guest at his cottage on the beach O. IF Crook of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Fred Bishop is visiting Mrs. Herbert Sherwood at her home in Southport Mrs Charles Mills has as her guest at her home in Southport, her mother, Mrs Oldham, of New York pr. Frederick Paffard and family | have returned to their home in New York after spending the summer in Southport
 MT and Mrs. F. J. Lewis and family of Westport have removed to a new home in Southport over the post of
 flee