The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-17
fWESTPORT YOUNG MAN
 STRANGELY MISSING
N,eft Home Sunday Intending to Ein- foy Excursion on Long Island $ound-Arniversary of Christ
 Church Concluded.
tRv Our Special correspondent.o

Westuor4. June 1T.-Parents, rela- Hives and friends of Harry Robinson sof Burr street are anxious as 10 ms kyvhereaboutz. the young man havlns theeu missing from his home since bAEonday. That day he journeyed to EyorwaIk with the intention of joining Ian excursion party upon a Sound trip. fTIfs family have made inquiries put Ep to yesterday afternoon could not hearn if the young man had taken the Eexcursion trip or not.
 The services incident. to the cele- rbration of the eightieth anniversary Sof Christ Episcopal church begun h@riday morning. was ftdngly brought ho an appropriate conclusion SundaV Avening. she delivery of the anniversary ser .Snou by Rev. George Weed Barhydt' sractor of the parish from NoVemper n ss3 to October 1904. At noon on h=rfday a luncheon prepared by the ia E5fe@ of St Agnes guild was served tT--4estz of honor at the luncheon were Rev. George W. Barhydt, Rev. Ken S1a+b Mackenzie, rector of Trinity Epfscopal church. Rev. C. H. Moes rec hor of. the Congregational chureh, Key. lc B. Strayer of the Greens Farms k-onrregational church, Rev. Hubert Hone~ r1f the SaugatucIx Congregation 1I church, Rev. Howard Richards rector of the Methodist church, Col. EJohn H. Partridge, and R. D. S. Put nev- The above were all accompan- Aed by their wives. About 1l5 peo- Enle r,artook of the luncheon.
 E-4dav evening the address was de- HSvered by Rev. George w. Barhydt exho filled fin in the place of Rev. H. N. Wayne, a former rector, who found ht impossible to be present Rev b. B. Howell, rector of St. Paul harish of Norwa1k. referred to as the Snother parish of Christ church, de- Aivered the address of the evening. MT EoweIfs message was particularly Rorceful and inspiring
 : Not enough praise can be bestowed e1pon those who arranged and carried k,ut the musical program for the va %fous services Friday morning the kyorlx of the choir accompanied by the organ and cello solos by Harry Car ger was of a high olcer. The same ean be said of the singing on Friday evening, when the music was furnish Rd by the choir of St PauFs Norwalk On Friday evening, Rev. MT. Black Rosk invited the congregation to en- Hoy a social evening in the church par kors. There the parishioners were Eveicomed and refreshments were ksrved. Dancing was also enjoyed music for which was furnished by ReutIey's orchestra of Bridgeport.
 The Sunday services were most trf- portant. The parish was signally honored by a. visit from Rt. Rev Ehauncey Brewster, DID,, Bishop o1 khe Connecticut diocese. The bish- bp read the exercises of the morning following which the unveiling of the Polly Warehouse Adams memorial bvtndow took place. The unveiling kras completed by Francis L. Adams grandson.
 The window, the gift to the church Sf- George Sherwood Adams is a mas kerpiece and is said to be valued al k15OO. It Is from the studios oi Benjamin Sellers & Son, 79 Bible House, New York It Is a replica of Hoffman's 'HThe Prayer of Our Lord
 n the Garden of Gethsemane.'' The blending and matching of the colors he hneness of the minute lines par ecu1arIy on the sorrowful features of Bur Lord, makes the window a most Biting memorial
 After the unveiling Bishop Brews- Der delivered a brief address His kemarks. fitting to the occasion, were tery short as the bishop was worn out having been on a weeks speaking trip
 The history of the parish of Christ history of Westport. In the spring bf 1881 (four years before the incor- boration of the town in 1835), certain members of St. PauIS parish, Nor lraIk, met together and decided tc build a church in Saugatuck neal bneir homes on the west side of the Eaugatuck river. At that time there has no place of worship either on the east side of the town of Norwalk ol bu the west side of the town of Fair held Occasional services were held however, but these mostly in private houses Tn the meeting in 1881 ii vrzz decided that if $1,4OO could be balsed by 2 binding subscription 9