The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-18
FAIRFIELD

| card system into the schools whereby a record will be kept of each individ- ual scholar during the eight grades of school. All information regarding the | will be recorded and can be found at MT. Bowman's office. He hopes to Years.
 The wedding of Miss Katherine Gully to Charles Wood of Stratford was sol ernnized Saturday morning, at st St, mass, Irainedia tely after the cere- mony a reception and brealfast was i held at the home of the bride where her friends had gathered to extend their good wishes. The happy couple left on d wedding trip to be spent in parts unknown.
 to aid the Godfrey family, who lost everything in the fire at their home, las tweek. MT and Mrs Godfrey left home to visit friends only to come home the next morning and find their house burned to the ground. At. the sGreenffeld Congregational enureh yesterday ,., Key, E seL a. olns5eaa rza paratory to the dedication of the new parlors which takes place on Wednes- day evening.
 spending a few days at the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-7 liam Osborne.
 William F. Bulkley, Clayton S. FL wood and Fred c. Jennings are plan ming hunting trip in Southbury. The regular meeting of the Green field Grange will be held tomorrow evening and will be known as Broth CTS Night. An attractive program has been arranged and luncheon will be served after which dancing will be enjoyed with music by the Grange or chestra.
 Among those present at the farewell dinner which was given for Rev. and Mrs F. S. Child at the residence of Miss Annie B. Jennings, Thursday evening. were Miss Mary B. Kippen, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Jennings. Miss Mrs. Campbell Humphrey, MT. and Mrs Andrew Huntington, Rev. and Mrs Allen B. Beeman. Mrs. Austin William B. Glover.
 D. c. Smith has returned from the conference ein New Haven where he was sent an as dslssate tlas hTom the Green
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Godfrey re- gently. entertained their daughter, Mrs G. L. Thorpe. and infant daughter, at
 The local. football team viii give dance in St. Thomas hall, ton1orrow evening. SpeideI's orchestra of Bridgeport will furnish the music and good crowd Is looked for as an ex-= cellent time is being arranged
 A meeting of the choral class was held Saturday evening in the Congre- gationaI church parlors The Christ mas hymns are now being rehearsed- A number of local people will attend the closing of the Ffremen's fair in National hall, Westport. this even ing.
 A dance will be given in St. Thorn as hall Thursday evening, Nov. 2s. by the members of the Holy Name so- ciety. This society gave a dance about month ago which proved very successful and the members have since planned to run one every month
 William Griffin, an aged colored man, Is reported as being very i'll af his home on Burr street Mir Griffin is 97 years of age and has long re- sided in the town. He has not been in very good health, however, for some time past His death is expected now at most any time.
 The installation of Rev. A q. John son took place yesterday at the First Baptist church. Services were held in connection with the event all last week. Yesterday there were special services held in the morning at II Deskin, pastor of the First Baptist church in Greenwich. In the after noon at o'clock. the installation ser- vice was held and a special program was, enjoyed. Rev. w. s. Smith Of Jersey City, N. J., was master of ceremonies and there were many visit ing clergymen.
 from one of the trolley cars and was left in the roadway on Spring street, yesterday morning. It was picked up by another car later and taken to Br4d g4pnr4.
 The Holy Name society of St. Thom- as' church made a good showing in yesterdays parade in Bridgeport. They left here on special car and were accompanied by 8 number of their friends