The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-11

| J. R. Mckenzie described respectively
 the proceedings of the several days of the session of the national congress of the Daughters recently held in Wash, ington.t
 Miss Mamie Hee of Stratford enter
 tained the Glse Club. a social or Saturday evening. The visitors arriv- ed in two buses. A. merry time was enjoyed. A collation. was served. Among those present were: Misses Mary Hines,
 Mary Meyers. Bessie Monahan, Loretta Monahan. Alice Lavery. Agnes Lyons,
 Margaret Hennessy. Teresa Bundick, Hattie Bundick. Sadie Parton. Lena
 and Messrs. Teddy Wyland, Adamor Bundick. Charles Hines, Joseph Peck. Fred Coyne. Thomas Wells. Jr-, Thom- as Quinlan. John Burdick, Charles dick. Christopher Hurley. Harold
 Davis. Edward Warren and George Northrop. s John Blackburn. his niece. Miss Lil- Han Farrell and MT. and Mrs. Law renee Farrell are en route for Colum- I bus. O.. where MT. Blackburn will at tend the National Convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Arbor Day exercises were held at Maplewood school. Friday The four stury maple trees which were present. | GU lO lIlC SCnOOl d. year d6O Oy LAO Civic Club. of which Dr. H. Alkaline 1 Thompson is president. were named.
 The program was under the personal | supervision of Miss Fannie E.. Hurley, I principal of the school.
 | There will be a meeting of the Mems Club of Christ church, Wednesday. to which all male members of the church are invited.
 | At the meeting of the executive com I mittee of the Bridgeport Union. Young 1 Peoples Society Christian Endeavor, held last evening. H. E. Oicott, presi- l dent. Miss Minnie Evers. secretary,
 and Miss Ada Bennett were named a | committee to prepare program for | the annual meeting, to be held Monday | evening, June 2, at First Baptist church. and for the junior meeting, which will take the form of a basket picnic in Beardsley Park, June 5. Sup
 port was voted to the Armenian Relief | Mass meeting to be held Sunday after 1 noon.
 I At it's meeting. last night, Pioneer
 lodge, Sons of St. George.na James | Turner, James Telford, William Pasco and H. Bennett to meet a. similar com
 mittee from Magma Charta lodge, with the purpose of arranging to secure a l concert by 3. famous English band now touring this country.
 | Dr. George h. Porter has been nomi- | mated for president of the Seaside club. His name heads the ballot posted by the nominating committee to be voted June '. The ticket is: President, Dr. George L. Porter vice president. George | E. Hill. secretary, Isaac l.. Ferris: | treasurer. Louis B. Powe. Board of l governors for three years. Samuel E. | Vincent John w. Wheeler. and Arthur | w. Burritt. The nominating commit I tee was Fred w. Tracy, L. w Mills. Dr. J. D. Gold, Richard A. Smith. and | Clarence D. Miller.
 | There is much to be said for and l against the present Training school v l-Supt. C. w. Deane.
 ''This lack of uniformity in the line | of education throughout the state is a | detri iment to the progress Of our
 schools."-T. w. Mcdonald.
 ssIn the near future I can see an | eighteen hole course for our Brooklawn
 golfers.''-A. s. May.
 aI think it unwise to maintain the present Training school-"-Dr. D. H.
 Monahan.
 .aThe trials and tribulations of a golf committeeman melt away when we please our players. w. J. Mich
 ols.