The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-13
STAMFORD

Under all the circumstances there are many who think Rev. c. $. Bull locks theme for Sunday morning "Who is My Nefghbor," was very op perfume and appropriate. Neighborli ness depends largely upon circum' stances. This evening at the residence of Ed. ward A Allen, on Stratford avenue the Mems club anticipates holding al interesting meeting, and listening tt addresses on Navigation and Trade Schools
 Rev. MT. Farrar also takes note o- recent events in town, and yesterday morning preached about 'The World: Samaritan
 Yesterday afternoon at the Congre gational church a cantata was sung called ''The Beatitudes." Rev. E.. W. Williams spoke abou Truth at the Pilgrim Baptist church yesterday.
 Miss Ruth Hoadley has also gone tt Chappaqua.
 A middle partition in the Russel building is being removed. This doe: not endanger the edifice in the least.
 Nothing has as yet been decided about renovating the Bullock man sion which was damaged last week by fire.
 Mrs. James Wilson has gone tt Washington, D. C., for a week.
 During Lent Miss Louise Dufour i. assistant organist at Christ church il Bridgeport.
 The Grange held a very pleasant meeting on Saturday evening. It is expected the invitation to visit tn, ed.
 Already the Red Men are rehearsins for a minstrel show to be given in the future.
 Representative Peck entertained thu IT men who sat down to dinner at the Heublin last Thursday in Hartford.
 The valuable lantern slides and Ii. brary belonging to Rev. MT. Bullock were saved from the Ire.
 Something like 30 young ladies and gentlemen attended the recent mas querade of Miss Bessie Houghton' dancing class. Pretty costumes were worn. and much surprise was express ed when the boys took off their masks.
 About dozen little tots attended the birthday party given to Miss Maggie Hunt of Harris street
 Mrs. H. c. Lowell and Mrs. H. Sniff fin are home from a brief trip to New York.
 Christian valor and Christian Ser vice, were the topics for consideration at Christ church yesterday.
 The latest rider on a freight train without a ticket, to be arrested in town, was Daniel F. Casey, of Hol- brook, Mass. He was held under $15 bonds and hoped to receive the money from home.
 It appears that some of our local people have been watching an aviation meet in Spain, and comparing it with an attempt to fly in Sea Side park on Washington's natal day. Spain took the cake.
 At the next entertainment for the Masonic building fund dancing Is to be in order, and a heap good time is expected The ladies are requested to bring lunches big enough for two. Folks who are not Masons will be cordially received.
 The latest fish story is to the eff feet that one of our local citizens. who has many friends in town, George Buck recently caught a Jewish in Florida which weighed with its fins on, 325 pounds.
 People who wish to go to Milford next Thursday, to hear Rev. H. D.. Hills of Plymouth church, Brooklyn, talk about America Today and To- morrow, can procure tickets of Miss Minnie Beers, the obliging and atten- tive clerk at the Hanson News em- porium.
 It has been suggested that the lad ies of the Woman's Aid Society of the Congregational church provide the coming banquet for the Board of Trade.
 D. L. Rhoades and Charles F. Jud- son recently spent a day in New York