The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-13
STRATFIELD IMP. ASSN
 WANTS CONCERTED ACTION
Greenfield HiT Country Club Am nomces 1913-1914 PIans-Saving
 Shade Trees at Town Hall.
(By Our Special correspondent)

ton of the town has an improvement association which intends to do things. At a recent overflow meeting were considered, it being deemed ad- visab1e to construct watering trough in the vicinity of the Stratheld church The difficulty which strangers in that locality have in Identifying the streets and roads was considered it being de- cided that those streets which are not denoted by markers should be so marked. The men of the association are aware of the fact that great things can be accomplished by the women and will call upon more of them to lend their aid and support committee which promises something real big and real right for Stratf1eld in the near future.
 The program for the season 1e13- 1914 of the Greenfield Hill Country club has been announced and distrib- uted among the members. It has been arranged to hold sessions twice monthly, a member of the club being selected to take charge Of the enter tatnment for each meeting. The program follows: June 10, J. Nelson; June 24, Mrs. William Hull; July 8, Miss Anna Gray; Business Meeting July 22, Public whist, Mrs J. Frank 3GOl1WS1ls August 46, WsO. DuT1s Au- gust 26. Mid-Summers night dance, Sprague BrothweIl; Sept. g, Miss Els ther Wade; Sept. B, Lucia Burr: Oct. IA, AIonzo c. Acker, business meeting; Oct. 28, Halloween dance, Steven Will son; Nov. II, lecture; Nov. 25, Pie night: Dec. g, Mrs. William s. Fallon: 1914, Jan. 1, New Years reception, committee to be appointed: Jan. 13. David Wilson, business meeting; Jan. 27, Mrs. Frank Cushing; Feb. 10, dance, Dwight Fanton; Feb. 24, Levi Cobb; March 10, Mrs. Annie L. Bulk ley, nominations; March 24, Grace Bulkley, nominations; April IA, an nua1 meeting; April 2s. anniversary night.
 Miss Katherine E1wood has several out of town friends as her guests at her home in Southport
 Mrs. w. O. Burr and family are en- toying a week at the beach.
 The school commissioners made round of the schools of the town on was intended to learn just what neces- sary repairs were needed for the schools it being intended to start all school repair work just after the close Of school for this year.
 The Greenfield Hill Country club have decided to remove by sale some of the buildings on the rear grounds
 
 being selected to dispose of the prop erty, William O. Burr, Charles Gray and J. Morris Wilson. A committee on grounds and buildings has also been appointed as follows: Charles Gray, Dwiyht M Banks, and Howard N. Wakeman. The new house com mittee will be composed of Mrs. Si- mon c. Bradley, Mrs. J. Morris Wilson and Charles Gray.
 Miss Jennie Risley of Rocky Hill. Conn, is a. guest at the home of F. D. Hotchkiss. Mill Plain road
 Miss Mae Walter of New Haven is spending a few days with relatives in Southport.
 The teachers of the Sherman school are planning for an outing for the pu- pills of the school to be held the day before the annual closing of school. It is probable that Fairfield beach will be the place chosen. The teachers are arranging varied program of sports and games.
 Thurwa1d Larsen has accepted a po- sition with the Switzer pharmacy in Southport.
 Relatives from Canada are being entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. WiIlett in Southport.
 Ralph Perry and family will occu- py the Gui1bert home in Southport for the summer.
 Miss A. Sophia Grumman will soon arrive in Southport to spend her sum mer vacation. Miss Grumman is a teacher in the Omaha, Neb. high school At present she is in attend ance at the mmencement exercises of her alma mater, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie.
 Mrs. Edmund Guf1bert will spend the summer abroad.
 George Schulte and Samuel Ran doIf have taken lease of the ga~
  known as the Brown garage, and have opened for business.
 The newest thing in town is liar grove Sundae at the Randall phar- nacy. The preparation is of course named in honor of 1he Hargrove stu dents.
 In an effort to save the beautiful shade trees about the town hall the Selectmen have engaged the Frost & Bartlett Co, of Stamford to spray the trees with zinc preparation I: is sfated that the larvae and pests which infest trees are much more heavy than ever and that something must be done if the trees are to be pre- served.
 It is expected that the hearing in the case of Mrs. Stewart L. Woodford who ran down and killed William Stanheuser of Bridgeport at the H. brary corner on June 2, will be held next MOnOay morning. 1n0 nearing before Coroner John J. Phelan was completed in Bridgeport yesterday.
 Pharmacist Boyle wss seen dashing about town yesterday with a photos frapher taking photos of Fairfeld's s many beauty spotss The many views taken will soon be reproduced on pos tai cards.
 Entrance examinations at Yale starting around June Is, it is expected that the Hargrove school will close down by that time. All the boys at the local prep school are preparing for the Yale exams.
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