The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-19
FAIRFIELD

EairfeFd, Feb. 1e-Mfss Edith Roche buf Bridgeport was 8 Sunday guest of h1HtEs Grace West at her home on EazEot& street
 A Washington supper will be given Frfday evening fin the parlors of the Conzragztiona1 church by the mem AoerH e6 the Christian Endeavor So- oiekT. Supper will be served pEolnpt- ny at 6 o'clock after which W1ll1a1n EO. Bur win take a number of the Iyoung people on a bus ride up to the Greenfeld Country club where a dance %omas Moon has been appointed pew rent collector at the St Thomas kteuded visit in Hot Springs, Ark.
 Louise, the youngest daughter or MT and AGrs- Fred O'Dezl, has recov- rered from a serious attack of pneu- Much comment is heard about the crowded condition of the Holland HiA f96r forty years and it is claimed. has meyer been improved upon 4n any way. End accor5fnz to reports, there are 127 .pIlpfEs in aktendance Half sessions are being held and the work being people of this section want new school and it would seem that one IS .euFeIy needed.
 about again after being confined to her home with an attack of grip.
 A petition hs to be presented ted to the the meeting. asking that the town meet ing he held in the evening instead ,nf in the afternoon as in former years. sTI,ie. ie- ,zF[S1,ld better enable the working people of the town to attend.
 John Stwges is conva1eScing from a me property owned by the Murphy estate which Is I sltuatsd sf 69,cs 99 sprhas hag been sold to Town Clerk Joseph l. rrIfn% fr+ fka SuIn of $A. 500.
 Francis Perry has diminished ffl1ing one Of his ice houses and has started fhe work of filling the second
 Peter Peterson has been confined to his home for the past few days
 Aocording to the library report for the month of January, 2.145 books have been drawn during the month. veriIe fiction 4s1: general works, 205; sociology 115: useful arts, 95; 1itera- lure TS: fine arts. 69; biography 67; ing the month 49O juveniles and 1920 put of this nun5per were t persons b,1t Tne 91s9 to visit. There were 1T new members S1ses Mabel Osgood and Miss Mae Cole were entertained Sunday at the home Of MT. and Mrs. George Cole on E1rltott street.
 A special collection was taken up, Sunday, at the Congregational church for the Sick and Aged Ministers Fund
 G. Hawkins Of New York was a rs- cent visitor of friends in town.
 Al meeting of the Sunday school teachers of the Congregational church was held Monday evening m the par 4ors. Supt. Bacon Wakeman presided over the meeting. Routine business was transacted and social hour was
 Mrs. H G. Beach and Mrs. Fred Oeralds spent yesterday visiting friends in Bridgeport
 Rev " s. Smith, pastor of the Mon-
 Tpcs <-TrT T1-aE,f f7f Tar " eG J., lecture at the Fairfield Town han on the evening of March 6. MT. Smith will speak the struggles and Eri1Enqphs of the negro in his struggle for fndependence His aim is to in epfre negroes to climb up to a higher round of freedom. Stereopticon views at the negro from the time he was handed at Jamestown, Va, in 1919 to She present day. The price Of adrnis- under the age of 12 years, 1oc
 The regular meeting of the Green Held Grange was held last evening.
 Miss sylvia. Johnson. teacher at the Dwight school spent the weekend at her home in New Milford
 The dancing class of the Greenfield Country club will not meet this week owing to the many other events book ed for Friday evening.
 Mrs Charles Gray and Mrs. Frank Edwards visited Monday with friends
 Fairfield Fire Department No will meet this evening at their rooms in kfe StratfteId district.
 The old town records are to be in- Hexed very soon, the board of select lT1en having granted the members of the D. A. R. the privilege of having the work done.
 Mir and Mrs. George Hunt of So NorwaTk spent the weekend With friends in town.
 WE CTDODT