The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-08
FAIRFIELD
Special to The Farmer. }

Special to The F,armen) l While driving Wednesday evening, meet her husband, who is employed by the Yost Typewriter Company, Mrs. Olon Rudolph met with a rather driving near the Jewish cemetery on | Kings Highway when a tester from | the Locomobile Company struck the The horse became frightened and broke loose and ran away. The boys knee was badly cut but outside of 1 few scratches, the woman was Tnin- jured.
 A number of friends of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Bell gathered at their home their crystal wedding, Tuesday even ing The couple received many costly i gifts from their many friends. and i also were the recipients Of a shower Of good wishes. A very pleasant ev- ening was spent with music, songs and, games. after whicf, the hostess There were about 20 present. A number of new players have been added to the Fairfield football team, players whom it is believed will add 1 to the strength of the local team.
 A meeting of the Mission Study class was held at the parsonage of Wednesday afternoon, with a large number present.
 A few of the members of the '. P. s. c. E. attended the social given by that society in Black Rock, last week. Miss Sarah Deyo. one of the local members in attendance, received prize of 8 silver ring.
 Rev. H. H. Benedict of Hope Chapel has announced the postponeu1ent of the harvest supper which was to have been held this evening. The supper will not be given until week from tonight, Friday evening, Nov. ,15. The supper will be followed by an enter
 Remonstrances have been filed against the application for a license to sell liquor at the corner Of Spring street and Unquowa Road.
 A number from this place enjoyed an autompbile ride to Greenfield, last evening. where they attended the ob- the Grange A very good entertain naent was presented and dancing was enjoyed. The party returned home
 Tnvita lions Have been received by friends to the wedding of Miss Louise Everett. daughter of MT; and Mrs. son 'odn or Mir M % ans Mrs o wifiiam f Haii' ssIi' of Greenfield. The ceremony will be performed at the home Of the bride on MT Thursday. T Moy, @ IA sna .o Hr- ing, are enjoying q few days at their summer home on Greenfield HiH. in New York has been received to the l effect that Mrs. J. O. Wright was get 1 ting along nicely after her operation.
 Many Fairfield people will go to  football game between Yale and | Brown.
 The members of the school board l met Wednesday afternoon, but no gpe- | cfal work was taken up.
 John Drew will play haafback for i the Fairf1elds next Sunday in their | game against the Berkshires of | Bridgeport Drew will take the place l of Sierup who was injured in the game l last week.
 Al party Of local sports will 20 to | New Haven tomorrow to see the game i between Yale and Brown. They ex- | pect to see Flynn the former Har- | grove boy. playing fudlback for the Blue team.
 Mrs. John R. BIaney and grand daughter have returned from visit | in Troy, N. Y.
 Miss Gertrude Elsenboss. an opera | has been called to her home in Brook field where her sister is quite i'll.
 A new building, which will be used | for storage purposes, is being built | on the B. A. Bulk1ey farm. |
 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Pfnkham and | family of Southport were recent guests | of Miss Anna Hawkins.
 Joseph Thorpe spent yesterday in ! New York city on business.
 The Holy Name society of St. Thom- as church will hold dance in their | ter.
 A few of the people who are sti1l | camping on the beach say that the | waves were higher yesterday than | they have been all summer. This I was due to the heavy storm off the | Sound