The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-10
Fairfield
CHARLES BRYANT
 IS SENT TO JAIL. Assaulted Father and Wore His Sum- day Overcoat and Shocs-Other
 News Of Fairfield.

Special to The Farmer)
 Fairfield, Jan. 10-Charles Bryant, a coiored man, who was arrested on the night Of January 3rd and charged with assault on his father, Page Bryant. was arraigned before Justice Bacon Wakeman late yesterday af> ternoon. There was much commotion in the Bryant home on the night men toned Page Bryant. father of the reading in his room. The boys room was next to his.y Charles had not been seen for several days and the father in the house. While he was reading book, he heard a noise in the next room. Upon opening the door he saw his bureau drawer. He said that when he asked the boy how. he got into the house and why he was there. pointing it at him said. .Tm get you you yet and give you the contents of this" The complainant then said that could and telephoned for the sheriff.
 It is alleged that the trouble be- tween the father and son started a shoes and overcoat.
 | The accused admitted that he told bi;t asid tbs9 sA be h baG nn infsntioI of doing him bodily harm The court was satisfied that the accused was costs c1sy with tH 10 9Ts days in jam: s 'l anu Announcement has been made by Postmaster George Smith that all closed. There is a large number un- paid.
 The new addition to the Nichols tbs cidren ie90 wo nave been eftend a ing this school for only a half day are now able to be there at all ses- sions. After waiting long time for the blackboards. they have arrived and have been installed into the rooms. This now makes the largest school In the town;
 has returned to his business after spending a few days at his home here.
 Mrs. Eliza BuIkIey, who has been l Ill for some time. Is no better. pr. M. B. v. Durham and trained nurse | are in attendance A consultation Greenfield and Dr. Blodgett of Bridge
 port. Mrs. Bulldogs heart is said to be very weak.
 Fred Hawkins has accepted a posi- | Telephone Co.
 Clinton Morehouse who has been vis- ting relatives. on Greenfield Hill. has 'retpTned to his homesin Far. Rocka-
 Many repairs are being made at the
 Sound View Farm on Mill .Hill. The | work is being done by Winner ~. l Pratt of Greenfield Hill. Mrs. F. A. Warren has been re- cent guest at the nome Of Mrs. C. C. l Wells on NH Plain.
 Miss Edith Proudman was Sun | day visitor at the home of the Misses Franees and olive Pease on Green-
 Miss Mildred Jennings has recover, ] ed from her illness and is now attend 1 ing school again. fE Skating is reported as being good on some of the small ponds abor- the town. 1,
 George. H. Merwin was reelected as deacon of the Greenfield Hill Congre- gational church last Sunday. and will serve for the next four years. At a meeting held last evening in
 the St Thomas church, many plans were made for social functions to be
 held by the members in the near fu- 'ture On Sunday evening Jan. 14th
 the members of the Holy Name so- .ciety will form in the rear of the church and march in a body to the front to attend the vespers and ser | mon.
 l A social and whist is to he held in | the hall on January 18th This event
 is to be Tn charge of the ladies of the | church
 On February 14th a valentine party | and dance is to be held
 Plans are being made to present the | Passion play in the st. Thomas hall
 on the evening of February 2e.