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Dear Neighbor,<br /><br />

When Sara King Bronson founded the Greenfield Hill Village Improvement Society in 1896 her goal 
was to preserve and maintain the rural character of Greenfield Hill.  The Society has been volunteering 
its time and resources ever since.<br /><br />

The rural beauty of Greenfield Hill may not remain this way however if folks are not committed 
to its preservation and responsible stewardship. Please consider how you can best help GHVIS sustain
 "the natural beauty and rural character" that Mrs. Bronson and her neighbors had the foresight to look after.<br /><br />

John W. Jones<br />
President, GHVIS<br /><br />

<span style="font-size:12px; font-style:italic">Settled in 1639 Fairfield, Connecticut is one of the oldest towns in New England.
 The Greenfield Hill section of Fairfield was established in 1725. </span>



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<h2>Mark Your Calendar</h2>

<h4>Saturday, September 25, 2010</h4>

<i>"Clean-Up Day"</i><br />
Greenfield Hill Cemetery<br />
Bronson Road<br />
10am – 3pm<br /><br />

<i>"Fall Fair"</i><br />
Grange Hall<br />
1873 Hillside Road<br /><br /><br />

<span style="font-size:medium">Saturday, October 9, 2010</span><br />
<b>(rain date Sunday, October 10)</b><br /><br />

<i>"Annual Pumpkin Festival"</i><br />
Greenfield Farms<br />
3763 Congress Street<br />
10am – 3pm

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      Dear Friends and Neighbors,<br />
      <br />
      The Greenfield Hill section of Fairfield known for its majestic Dogwood
      Trees is picturesque by design; it has been carefully preserved this way
      by past generations. Since it was founded in 1896 the Greenfield Hill Village
      Improvement Society has volunteered their time and resources to care for
      Greenfield Hill?s natural resources and protect its rural character.<br />
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      Today, I am proud to be a part of that tradition. It may not always remain
      this way however, as neighbors we need to remain committed to protecting
      our rich heritage. If you would like to be a part of the stewardship of ?maintaining the
rural character? of Greenfield Hill or just help preserve this historic section
of Fairfield, Connecticut for future generations, please show your support by
joining or renewing your membership today.<br />
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Sincerely,<br />
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John Wesley Jones<br />
President GHVIS</span>

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