The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-13
PUPtlS OF. MISS BURR ENTERTAIN
 WITH MUSICALE
Pleasant Afternoon at Home of Fairfield Teacher
 Other News of Town
Especial to The Farmer1


 CT on Elm street, yesterday afternoon at 9. After the musical refreshments were served by the hostess. The program: Duet, Miss Florence Fox, Master James Fox; Norwegian Dance, Mullen. Master James Fex;A GertFude,s Dream Waltz, Beethoven, Miss Dor othy Wheeler; Dorothy, Read, Miss Theodore Gravesen: Nimble Fingers Orth, Miss Dorothy Banks; Shep- herds Dream, Helms, Miss Florence Fox; Lullaby, Eilenberg, Miss liar riet Randolph; a, Etude No. g, Hel- Ter, b. Simple Avenu. Thornes Miss Louise Bawden; Scherzino. Gade, Miss Eliza Perry; a, Parrs Goddard, b, Valse Op. 69, No. 1. Chopin, Miss Aretta Burr; A la Bien-aimee, Schutt, Miss Elizabeth Van Ness: Second Ma zurka, Goddard, Miss Kate Perry.
 Mrs. Harriet MIllett, formerly Miss Harriet Glover. entertained party of friends at her home on Fair field avenue, yesterday afternoon. MT. and Mrs MiIIett have recently pur- chased property in Greenfield Hill and will take up their residence there in the spring.
 the regular meeting in their wig wa1n, in Pickett's building last even inE The regular routine was gone through and the members then de- cided to hold an initiation March 5, when 25 candidates will receive the first degree.
 Rev. E. A. Thompson, Yale univer- s1ty, is spending the week end at his home in Greenfield Hill, and will conduct the services in the Greenfield T9iH Congregational church Sunday morning and evening. Preceeding the evening sermon, the Christian Endea- vor service will be held. led by OIiv- 1 CT H. Meeker, the subject being. "The Solid Foundation of Life The Home Missionary society of
 
 supper served in the church parlors IThuEsday evening. A great number of the church members and their friends attended.
 The members of Fairfield H. 6 F. Co., No. l. held their annual dance | In Sherman hall last evening. This was the twenty second dance given | by the company and 1t is said that it was one of the most successful The funds realized will be used to pur- chase additional equipment for the department headquarters.
 I Engine Company, No. 2, held the annual entertainment and dance, in lthelr headquarters in StratdeIds last 1 evening. and goodly number of young people Of the district were in attendance The members will hold l a pinochle and whilst party in their lheaduuarters next Friday evening. T The Ladies Auxiijary will have charge I of the affair. A meeting was held re- i pointed.
 I The regular senai-raontflIy meet I ing of the Greenfield Hill grange will be held Tuesday evening. Howard F. aWakexaan, the newly elected lecturer, I has prepared an interesting program
 which will include talk on spraying. The last meeting of the order was postponed owing to indictment Weath- . CT and the business session Tuesday
 evening will include that of both .I Arthur Treadwell. a we'll known resident of this town, was taken Thursday afternoon by Deputy sherin tI H. R. Bfwood to Wai1ingford where he VIII be treated at the State Tuber- cuIosis hospital
 ed the members of the local Equal I Franchise League. at a tea party held
 in her home yesterday afternoon T IA Country School is the name o1 the sketch presented in the Sherman school by the children Of the eighth will go toward a fund for additional school equipment. The following chill
 dren appeared in the cast: Grace < Bulkley, May Connolly. Anna Dun
 leavy. Mabel Egelind, Dorothy Jen- ntngs, Marguerite Jennings, Katherine O'pwyer. Mary Pau1ding, Josephine iSwelnis. Burnice Wheeler, Ethel Yan- sick, Eben Burr, Howard Burr, Leroy Carlson, James Fox Keven Furniss flynn Hetzel. Wendell Horn, John I IWhiteman, Christian Wyrtzen and , Arthur Knight.
 5 T1ae anthem sung by the c4,ofr al the Greenfield .H1H Congregational } church, Sunday evening. was com , posed by Dr. Dunharn of that place The new fire alarm is now in work ling order and will be sounded by the loperator at the local telephone ex- . change, the number sounded will designate the locality in which the fire is The following are the list oi Hire boxes:
 B. Spring street, from Thorpe ave. . nue to library, Broad street, to F1int's icorner. and Fairfield avenue tc
 Marine avenue
 4. Spring street from Thorpe ave , nue to Mill River bridge
 5. Fairfield avenue, from F1fnt'i 3. corner to Congregational church anc : south to the beach.
 6. Fairfield avenue from ChurcE street to Benson avenue, and soutf Ito the beach.
 -4 T. Fairfield avenue from Bensor
 avenue to Ash Creek and King. Highway from Grasrnere to bridge.
 8. Eliot street from Unquows place to Benson avenue, Center stree B and Benson avenue from Eliot stree Ito Fairfield avenue.
 Fl g. Fairfield Rubber company. 12- Pine Creek road from Sprins tstreet to Fairfield avenue. s 13. Fairfield avenue from Pin,
 Creek road to Marine avenue fl. Marine avenue from Fairfield avenue to the beach.
 :, IS. Pine Creek road to the beacI
 including the north side of the beach . 16- The beach from PenheId ave . tnue to Pine Creek
 IT. Cemetery avenue and Green field HiII road from Spring street tt ] Mill River bridge.
 1s.. Mill Plain road from sprint