The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-14
FAIRFIELD INDIANS
 TENDER RECEPT ION
 ID THEIR t lADIES
Success of Social Evening May Lead to Organiza-
 tion of Auxiliary
fspecial to The F,armer.) )

Fea1aIeBd Jan 14.-Red Mems hall
 was crowded by a representative att tendance lest night at 4lne first t'1 .al- dies. night. program of Unqnowa tribe. NO. 50. I. o. R. M, ahe occasion being such a success that it is expect cd that it will soon be repeated. It proved to be one of the soica4 events Of the season The program began
 with a program of dancing in which the latest steps were mixed with the ever -popaIar old fashioned square dances, the latter proving par tic1llatrly pog5aaar Music Mas furnished by Hta8chins' Greenfield 11dII Grange or Echestra Prophet F. L. Tarlton acted as pronnpter. He was assisted by
 Isaac Brock and the two received al chestra~ Vocal selections were given by the tribe quartet with sBIdp For. sythe at the piano. FioEsythe later pleased with selections from grand ippera- IZsterxnission was at Il o'clock when banuuet was served with sion closed with number Of fnterest- ldng addresses and stories aby local and Ivisiting brothers. Sachem Ka11an served as toasfanaester.
 movement was begun that is ex- peeted to result in the organization of the degree Of Poeahon4as before the
 winter cleses. which Is already rated as one Of the most active in the Con- nectIcnt reservatiou Notice Hvas giv- en that the tribe will have a class in- itiatdon February 5 with about fifty names alreasdy secured and other proh- able candidates likely.
 William H. Gould, recently anriounc- ed as the next deputy s1euiff for Fair field. has announced his intention of continuing his present profitable gro cery business which he coaatHucts on Spring street He has been a member  years and has also held a few other minor e1steive offices. Mir. Gould is a
 member of Unquosva, tribe No. 60, [. i o. R. NJ, B. P. o. E., No. 36. and the Fairfield volunteer fire department. ! MT Gosaldss father was also born in
 this town and is now a retired farmer,
 living with his son. the newly appoint ed sheriff, on Spring street. Ee will
 not assume the duties of sner1fc until
 June 1.
 1 Sheriff 1ezeiuiah Efwood is ependang 1 the day in Hac1rensaek, N. J.
 The storm Of yesterday has created
 havoc with some Of the isola;ted cot fages on Fairfield beach. A number of wooden bu1kheads were washed away from the front Of the cottages. All of the beach roads were inundated.
 A business meeting of the Christian
 Endeavor society of the Greenfield Hin lCongregationa1 church will be held to-
 morrow night in the church pariors. William Amidon. senior sagamore of the local Red Men. has rendered his
 resignation to the sachenl. Although he still wishes to remain a member of
 the tribe, his business which he Is con-
 ducting in Schenectady. N. r., will
 not allow him the time to do the work I which is attached to the office.
 St. Thomas R C. church on Spring
 street was the scene of a very pretty wedding t9lds morning at g: :30 when Rev. William Blake celebrated a high
 nupLiaI mass uniting in marriage Miss i Catherine eO'Dwyer, a pToaninnt rndl- liner of this town. to MT. Thomas J.
 Carroll. assistant chief of the local fire idepartment. The edifice was thronged
 with friends. At the offertory Mrs l 71cNally. soIoIst at St. Thomas church
 and Rev John Kelly of Newark, N