The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-04
PARENT TEACHERS WILL ELECT NEW
 OFFICERS FIR DAY
Christian Endeavor socie- ties of Fairfield Will
 Have Union Meeting
l Special to The Farmer,

Fairfield, Feb. 1.-The annual meet ng of the Fairfield Parent Teachers s assocIation will be held tomorrow aft Sernoon in the assembly hall of Sher- nan school The meeting will be opened at 3.45 and a large attendance s earnestly requested as business of atmost importance will be transacted including the election of officers for he ensuing year. Mrs T. N. Knott. If New Haven, treasurer of the state association, will address the members. The present set of officers include Mrs. s. H. Wheeler. presidents Miss Edith London. vice. president Mrs. Mullins, treasurer: and Mrs. S $. Jen- nings. secretary.
 On Sunday evening combined meeting of the Christian Endeavor societies of the town will be held in he church parlors of the Greenfield eregationa1 church. All the young people of the town are invited. Special music will be furnished. The ser vices will be conducted by the Rev. E. A. Thompson, of Yale.
 M3d-week services were held last evening in &he Fairfield Congregations al church and the pastor Rev. F S. Child, took for his topic, :sReligion and Business
 The members of the Fairfield H. & Eompany No F. are conpletins ns arrangements for their twenty second annual dance to be held in Sherman Hall one week from tomorrow, Lin coln's birthday The proceeds will ge towards the purchase of another auto mobile chassis to be used as another extra piece of apparatus
 The Romanock group of Camp Fire girls will give an eftertadnmen in the Country club. on Friday evening od next week. A delightfuI program if being arranged and the event prom. ises to be very successful one. This will be the first entertainment gfver by the organization and is under tae leadership of Miss Sylvia Johnson.
 Letters recently listed at the Iocal Bostoffice as unclaimed are awaiting the following Claimants Mrs Yer. non N Tripp and Gustave White: head
 The dancing lessons at the Fair. field Girls club have been postponed until the 9th of the month, owi11s to the absence Of the instructor, Mar. cia Delbridge. of this town, who ii at present in Hartford.
 Hyman Wolf, former clerk at ths Hoyte pharmacy. is spending fep days in town at the home of AdolpI Vaxrenrich. He is at present eFn, pIoyed in New York city.
 Residents of Greenfield hill wer, pleasantly surprised yesterday whel they received announcem ent cafd from Mrs Charles Brothwell: Spring field, Mass, informing them Of. tn, marriage oh Jan. Is, in Brattleboro Vt. of her daughter, MISS Barbar. s BrothweH, trained nurse to Mar ion Reynolds Mrs Brothwells an. daughter were former residents . Greenneld hIIl
 The Fairfield Girls club meetin, which was to have been held ol Tuesday evening had to be postpone, on account of the weather Tn meeting will be held on Monday even inE Rehearaaas for the rrinsfre shoW whfch Che members. are to sziv in spring are being held senni-weekl under the capable direction of vii liam Toomey, of Bridgeport
 ArH Charlotte P. Hull, who ] spending the winter at the home Q her son. pr. Hull, in New York. ha been called 10 St JohnsbVarv, vt. b the illness Of her daughter, Miss Har rlet Hull Miss Hull is in the S Jo11nsbury hospital and about to un dergo an operation for the remove oe her appendix.