The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-16
STAMFORD.

| On Friday evening, Hon. George 5. Ladd of the U. S. Good Roads Bureau l will deliver an illustrated lecture on 1 Good Roads at the Town Hall. The | lecture will start at o'clock and the admission is free. Considering the | fact that Stratford has been having so much road work done lately, there | should be a good attendance. 1 Saturday afternoon the very little lffolks of the town enjoyed a story hour l at the library from 1:3O to 2:3O. This l is something new which was started l on Saturday and was such a success l that it will be continued. The chill 1 dren are invited to come and enjoy games and hear stories which the old CT girls tell them. Last Saturday Miss l Grace Aufford was in charge of the | little folks and next Saturday Miss Margery Haven will entertain them. If possible, special chairs and tables are to be provided for the children.
 Next Monday the Congregational | church will hold their Christmas ex- ercises when the little children will present a fairy pIayIet. The exer- 1 cises will start at o'clock. l On Wednesday evening at 7:45 at ] the Congregational church there will l be an annual meeting for the election 1 of the following officers: Clerk. treas urer, deacon for a term of four years l to take the place of c. D. B1akeman. ! l to. fill the places of Miss Myra Curtis, 1 Mrs. c. s. Smith and Mrs. Robert Wheeler and three members at large l of the standing committee Also to 1 do any other business which may come l before the meeting.
 | At the chapel of the Congregational | church on Friday there will be sale l of cake, candy, ice cream and Japa- | nese articles from to '. The pro- l ceeds are for foreign missions. At 8 l o'clock there will be a ''get- together 1 sociaT' given by the Christian En- ] young people get better HacquaiEte1. All young people are invited. Refresh | ments will be served.
 Next Sunday at the Episcopal l church, MT. Jarvis Stan1ee Bartlett | will give an organ recital assisted by l Miss Bella Lundberg, soprano soloist. l Last night the Rambler Juniors l played the Signas of Bridgeport at St. 1 PauPs Hall on Beach street. A nun l Der of people from town attended the game.
 Tonight a large delegation expect to attend the game between the Blue Ribbons and the Glenbrooks at Colon I ial Hall. Both teams are fast ones as is well known and the game promises to l be very exciting.
 Members of Okenuck tribe, !. ,. R. M. held their usual weekly meeting
 
 ] degree on several palefaces.
 Emmet Beardsley expects D leave town next week for Washington,C Conn.,, where he will be engaged on rev state road doing inspection work. lie will probably be engaged all winter, although he expects to come home
 once in while. Emmet was employ ed recently on Stratford avenue which was Warrenited
 A large tree which stood for many years at Hard's corner has been cut
 down recently
 George Powell has returned to Springfield, Mass, where he is em- | ployed by the Handee Mfg. Go. Mr- and Mrs. Paul B. Teed and son of East Orange, N. J., motored to
 Stratford Sunday stopping with Mrs. l Feeds parents, MT. and Mrs. A. F. ! Unbehagen of Long Brook avenue. They returned home yesterday. The Franklin School Whist club met last night with the Misses Avery of 1 California street.
 Tomorrow night the Ladies' Auxil-
 iary of the Taxpayers Improvement l Association will have a grab bag at the Taxpayers hall on King street and Nichols avenue.
 Henry Meachen enjoyed a trip to New York Sunday.
 Miss Christine We11es of Putney was
 a recent visitor in town.
 Mrs. M. B. Lamon is visiting her
 daughter, Mrs. F. A. Aufford of Jud- son Place.
 Mrs. J. H. March OF Cambridge, is spending the holidays with her broth CT, MacLaren Stevenson of East Broadway.
 Mrs. David Fenelon of Bridgeport
 has been visiting friends in town. l The Senior class of the local High | School is contemplating a play soon. It is some time since the High School
 has given a, class play. The last one | She Stoops to Conquer was quite a 1 success and was enjoyed by all who