The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-31
GREENFIELD CLUB
 WILL HOLD BAZAAR
To Discontinue the Annual Fair and Exhibit --- Ldnn's Shows Please W Large Audiences Sunday
 School Picnicss
FAIRFIELD

Fairdeld;July Sl-The committee on entertainment of the Greenfield Hill Country Club meeting Monday even ing decided that this year the club will not hold the annual fair and az ricuituraI exhibit as in years past, but i'm itn stead will conduct a two days basaar or carnival, naming Septem- Der 11th and 18th as the dates. The committee are undecided what the af- fair shall be called, for the present the fairs in past years have been a success it was decided that this year, ait least, the club ought to try a chauge.s At a future meeting of the entire club, committees will be ap- poihSed to have charge of the events. such Ns general sports, dancing, en- tertainn1ent, and probably exhibits. vite the Dramatic Club of Southport, known as The PeQuot Players, to pre- sent one or more sketches ot the Club House some time in the fore part of next month. The Pequot Players pre- sented two short sketches at the Pe- quot library last Friday, their work being a treat and a decided success. q While the Linn Show was in pro- gress Monday evening, rain fell heav- fly for short while, causing a. has i'm the proceedings for several minutes. The tent is without top. though the proprietor carries one with him. The a state law. The law requires that where moving pictures are shown un- der canvas there shall be no top. When MT. Linn entered this state sev- eral weeks ago he came with top, and had the same in use not know discontinue it's use. When the perfor- mances started last Monday evening there was not an empty seat remain ing. Those who saw the exhibition were well pleased There will be one more performance this evening, after which the show will pack up and go to Westport, where it will perform for three days.
 The children of Hope Chapel under the care of Rev. Mr.. Benedict, Deacon Deyo and other Sunday school teach CTS, enjoyed their annual picnic yes terday in the woods in the rear of the chapel. They had mauy good things to eat, played many interesting games and had a, thoroughly enjoyable time.
 The children of the Greenfield Hill Congregational Church are having a great time today in Mrs. Banks woods, HulIs Farms. N fine program of entertainment has been arranged for their edi7cation.
 Miss Ella May Secrecy, the famous y z i'll at her home in Sasco Hill. Mrs. Wyrtzen is substituting in her ab- sence Miss Secrecy ought not to be out more than a month.
 The condition of Mrs. Adrie Sher- wood, of Greenfield Hill, who is a pa- tient at the Bridgeport Hospital, does not improve. Mrs. Sherwood was re- ceived into the Congregational church on Sunday. the ceremony being per- formed at her bedside at the hospital.
 Mfr and Mrs. Albert Wisnef, of New York, are spending the summer at their cottage on Pearsall's hill in Black Rock
 Mrs. Harry Hull, of Greenfield Hill, Miss Mabel Edwards, of Plattsville.
 MT. and Mrs Hanniford. of Chicago, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs Clifford Banks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eli Jennings, of Hoy den's Hill, has as her guests Mrs. c. c. Wells end son, Roy, of Mill Plain.
 Mrs Marvin Scribner has returned to her, home after a two weeks stay at Lake George, N. Y
 Robert Lee, of Newark, N J., is a guest at>S the home of Mrs. E. B Thomas.
 Plans of the Forestville school which school meets with the require. ments as desired by the members of the Joint school committee at their next meeting, August F.
 Harry Carroll will return to his posi- tion at C. A Wyrtzen's within few days He has been suffering with a severe tease of sun-burn for the past few days, being under the care of a physician