The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-04

low temperature during warm weather in the fail. M. B. Burr will have charge of the building operations.
 The concrete roof of the freproof structure which D. s. Sanford is erect ing upon the foundations of his recent ly burned barn. is now being put on over a temporary support furnished by two-inch planking. Iron beams constitute the permanent supports, The electric light and refrigerating equipment will be installed and in op- eration, according to present expecta- tions by Thanksgiving.
 J. H. Duncan continues to improve rapidly and the physicians of the State hospital at \Middletown are now encouraged to say that he may mahe a complete recovery and therefore re- ceive his discharge from the institu- ton in the near future. In. his last letter to his wife MT. Duncan asked her to bring his suit case on her next visit as he was nearly fit tp return home and anxious to do so. Within a few weeks he has gained 30 pounds.
 The pupils of the Sanford school had an enjoyable Halloween party at the gym on Saturday evening. Out of town guests were present and among a great variety of costumes those worn by a group representing the Ku Klux Kan were the most conspicuous and diverting.
 R. W. WalbFidge and wife made a flying trip from New York to their summer home here last Saturday and during their stay the former arranged for the rebuilding of the bridge over the Aspetuck river on their grounds.
 H. s. Barnes has purchased an Olds- mobile car, 1916 model, from M. B. Burr, the local agent.
 Miss Murphy has resigned her posi- ton as lower grade teacher at the Center school and Mrs Harry Louns- bury, IT,, is temporarily filling the i place.
 B. M Bradley and mother, after spending the summer at their cottage Etheir home on the Ridge.
 Mrs. Janet Thompson has closed her home at the Center and is roofning a Miss Belle Sanford's residence, taking g her meals at the Sanford school. l The Sanford school football team played an exciting game with the Brunswick school. Until the latter part of the second half the contest was scoreless when the Brunswicks rolled up seven points, the visitors getting nothing.
 fled are LemueI Sanford, John H. Holman and Joel Godfrey, and the consta b1es D. R. Warner, w. E. Banks and Harry c. Osborn.
 The coterIe who are seeking diver sion by horseback riding took a ride through Commodore Luttgen's wood land park at their last meet n place of the usual hare and hounds run
 John c. Read sold last week to a New York purchaser a. car load of wood sawed to fireplace lengths at $5. 50 per cord.
 The HaIlowe' 'en church socia ble last Thursday evening at the residence of Albert Williams was well attended and very enjoyable. Mr. Barrymore of Easton delighted the gathering by his vocal selections.
 The bridge club met on Wednesday afternoon of last week with Mrs. Sam ford Osborn.
 Robert Ferry, q wing the Ridge store truck car, and w. c. Sanford driving his touring car, barely esca ped a bad collision at the bend in the Lower Sunset Hill last Thursday There was glaze and g. click as the machines passed but no rendings
 Milo L. Osborn has re1inquished his clerkshfp at the Ridge store in order to devote his entire attention to his farming interests.
 MT. Heggaman family vacated their summer residence in Pleasant Valley yesterday for their Brooklyn home.
 Mrs. John Ward Stinson has had a heating furnace placed in her resi- dence at the Center.