The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-26
VIEWPOINT.

The ladies of the Methodist church
 announce 'Pronouncing Night" ant
 "Old Fashioned Spelling School fol Weor esday, January 27, at Glover:
 hall, Sandy Hook. The program will
 be made attractive by the appearance
 elocutionist; also vocal solos by Mrs i Grant Nutting and, baritone solos by | MT. Baird
 Thursday evening next at 5:30, a de-
 lightful old fashioned supper and eh-
 tcrtainment will be given under the
 auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of 1 Trinity church in the Guild room.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Mar
 garet Bailey who died Friday after a ! few days' illness at the advanced age 'of 7S years, were held at St. Roses church yesterday. Rev. P. Fox cele- i brated a high requiem mass Seven children mourn the loss of a mother,
 one married daughter who resides in New Rochelle; Mrs. Thomas Heating, : of NeWtown, and five sons, John, George, Thomas and James Bailey of this town. Burial took place in St. Roses cemetery. The pail bearers ,, were John T. Keane, Peter Lynch, Mi chael Donohue, Matthew Carroll, Mi chael Donohue, Michael Heating, Pat rick O'Connell
 Michael Honan, Jr., of Taunton, has Carried off the prize at pickerel fish ing. his catch Saturday numbering five and the. largest tipping the scales at 3 S-f pounds.
 Arthur Crowe enjoyed visit at Dan- bury over Sunday.
 Raymond Gordon of Bridgeport, was Sunday guest of Mrs. W. J. Dris- coll.
 Mrs. John Campbell of Bridgeport, was guest Sunday of Mrs. Margaret Gallagher.
 Mrs w. J. Driscoll entertained, sun- day, Misses Mary and Julia Nash, w. Rose, and B. Seltzer of Shelton.
 Miss Ellen Foran of Bridgeport, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. John FOran.
 Congregational Notes-Rev. Alexan- Psalm, 1. The Christian Endeavor meeting was led by Rev. Alexander Steele, the topic being Life Lessons for Me from the Book Genesis" The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss s. J. Scudder. The Mems Federation will meet next Friday in the church of Hartford, former pastor of the church, will give an address. An in- is extended to all his former friends throughout the town. Light will be served.
 Trinity Notes.-Rev. J. H.. George
  17-26. subject: Foreign Missions" the Feast of the Conversion l of St. Paul, Holy Communion will be | to the sick in private The Fairfield county branch of the Woman's Auxiliary will meet next Wednesday at Christ church. Bridge port. The Womens Auxiliary will | meet at the rectory Friday afternoon at 2:30.
 St. Roses Notes.-Prayers were of fered for the repose of the soul of Rev. Father Byrne of Norwa1k, Miss Eliza beth McCarten and Mrs. Margaret Bailey of Great Ring district. Rev. P. Fox will commence to take up the house to. house collection for coal Tues lay. Tuesday week being Candlemas lay a collection for candles will be aken up next Sunday. The young adies, also members of St. Roses Drum Corps, were thanked for the very successful social and dance given at St. Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, last Fri or repairs at the parochial residence. The picture painting will be disposed If at later date when an entertain nent is being planned to take place n the town hall.
 Next Sunday week collection will )e taken up at St. Stephens church, stepney, for insurance.
 Funeral services were held at the nome of the late John Hughes, Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Alexander Steele officiating. The remains were hen taken in charge by the Masons, md Masonic services were held at the ,rave. Interment was in the Newtown cemetery.