The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
Fairfield
SCHOOL BOARD
 HOLDS MEETING.

Especial to The Farmer-)
 Fairfield. Jan. 9-The schoo1 board met yesterday afternoon in the library hall. All were present except Rev. A. E. Beeman and James Hawkins. 4 committee consisting of William Kinsella, Simeon Pease, and Rev. Beeman. were appointed to have plans made for an addition of four rooms to be put into the rear of the Sher- man school, and submit them to the February meeting. The school is too small.
 Superintendent Edward F. Graham was appointed as a committee to buy individual drinking cups for the varf- ous schools. All schools in town will have these cups with the exception race schools. These have running wa ter in the buildings and will be fitted up with the new sanitary drinking fountains. It was left to the com fit It is thought that enamel cups will be those used. Those present at the meeting were Moses Banks, William O. Burr, William Kinsella, Simeon Pease and Edward Graham.
 The case of Thomas Noon, a saloon keeper who has been arrested by the State police for selling intoxicating liquors to minors, and which was to have a hearing yesterday afternoon at the town hall, was for the third time postponed TOT TWO weeks more The reason for this move is said to be on account of not having all the wit nesses on hand.
 A meeting was held by the mem bers of the Greenfield Hill Grange, last evening. for the purpose of init iating members into the third and fourth degrees There was not large crowd present on account of the
 Five new books have been added to the library. The books and authors are as follows: One the Civic Rela- ttons, by Henry Holt; Conditions in by C. L. Hughes; The Land We Live In, by Overton w. Price; The Ameri- can Republic, by James Albert Wood- burn: Races and Immf grants in Amer ica, by John R. Commons.
 Mrs. George Connors of Stratfield, has been a guest of her sister, Mrs Allen. in the DeerfieId district.
 Mrs. Richard Parry and daughter, Catherine, have left for their home in Orange, N. J.. after a months visit with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Cal Ian.
 Mrs. Oliver Bobdell has been recent ly entertained by MT. and Mrs. Everett Lobdell, in Greenfield,
 Benjamin Terry has returned to his home in Bridgeport, after a pleasant visit with his. aunt, Mrs. Everett Banks, in Greenfield.
 Miss Celia Parshe,y of East Bridee- port, has returned to her home. She has been a guest of the Misses Gala and Eleanor Bradley.
 Mrs. E. s. Wilson of the Stratfield district, entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church, Thurs day afternoon.
 A number from here were present at the Second Baptist church, Bridge port, on Sunday evening to hear the talk by Miss Fanny Crosby. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. c. A. Wyrtzen and family
 Joseph A. Reed, of New York, has t- l. several days at the home of Miss Jen- nie Flanagan, on Mill Plain.
 A meeting of the St., Thomas Guild, senior sodality, met last evening for for a whist and social to be given in St. Thomas hall in few weeks.
 Bans were read at the masses, Sum day. at St. Thomas church for the and Michael Colinski- Both live tn this town.
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Guduatis and Peter Wallace took place evening at o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Father William H. Odell. John Wallace, a brother of the groom, was best man, while a sis acted as brTdeInaid. The couple left shortly after the ceremony for their wedding tour. sUpon their return they will reside in this town.
 Mrs Barlow Hill is visiting her son, Charles L. Hill, in Minnesota, for the winter.
 Henry Bronson of New York. a for mer resident of tfFs place, was a vis- itor in town last week, renewing old acquaintances
 Miss Florence Banks is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Bedding, in Bridge
 P. Byrnes. Of Greenfield Hill, has re- turned home after spending a week Tn New York.