The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-27
STAMFORD

All is in readiness for the dance to be given by the Chat Noir club this evening. The hall has been prettily decorated with Christmas trees and greens and a large number expect to attend
 On Sunday there will be morning and evening services at the Congre- gational church with preaching by the pastor. At 6:30 o'clock there will be meeting of the Christian En- deavor society. On New Years morn ing there will be sunrise prayer meeting at haIf-past seven o'clock. At the St. James R. c. church, Rev. M J. O'Connor will hold masses at 8:3O and 1O:3O o'clock as usual. At the Methodist church, Rev. Err nest C. Carpenter, the pastor, will preach at both morning and evening services. In the evening, the Christ | mas praise service will be held by l the Sunday school. The Christmas 1 exercises will be held on Tuesday night. Everyone is remarking upon | the large number of people who are l The time is fast coming when one who does not attend church regularly will be looked upon as being as sin gu1ar as was the case in the early days of Stratford. Miss Edna V1ner, who teaches in
  with her parents OH Warwick ave- | nue.
 Vernon Morehouse, who is spend | ing the holidays with his parents in l town, expects to go to Albany for a 1 few days after which he will return l here for longer visit. l Louis Kelly Of the St., John drug store has been visiting friends in An sonia.
 Captain and Mrs. Thomas Clinton of Washington are the guests of Mrs. 1 C1intons mother, Mrs. Adelaide Gun ther of Academy Hill. 1 Miss Juanita Hines Is enjoying brief vacation from her duties with the Handy & Harmon Co. of Bridge port.
 Mrs William R. St. John and daughter, Virg1nia,, were the guests of friends in Bridgeport recently. Miss Elsie French of Broadbridge avenue will be the guest of Mrs. Sher- wood Beardsley of Waterbury over Sunday.
 Albert Kottonhofr of the Rexa1l store spent yesterday with his parents in Unionvi1Ie.
 The Christmas services were held at the Bethany Mission last evening.
 John MacQuillap is enjoying a ten days vacation from his duties at the Singer Go. in Bridgeport.
 John Ack1er of the U. s. Navy is
 
 his parents on King street.
 Fred Downey leaves next week for Hobe Sound, Florida, where he will spend the winter. He will join his father, who is already there. | Mrs R. c. Lewis of Linden avenue entertained friends from Bridgeport yesterday.
 George Powell of Springfield arrived home today to spend a few days with his grandmother on Stratford avenue.
 At the post office for the week end ing Dec there are unclaimed letters for Mrs. William .Bahne, George B. Hussey, Mrs Maggie Scalzi, Miss Elizabeth Sable, TrieaAo Tamasone and M. F. Weed.
 MT. and Mrs. Edmund c. Wells will spend New Years with Mir. and Mrs. Paul Goodell of Warwick avenue. George Burbank, who broke his leg recently, is resting comfortably at the Bridgeport hospital, although it will | probably be five or six weeks before he will be out again. Miss Olive Buck Of Elm street was | the guest of Mrs. Frederick FSairchild 1 of Bridgeport recently. Dr. and Mrs William B. Cogswel1 have announced the engagement of 1 their daughter, Miss Marguerite Ad- ams CogsweII, to ,Dr. r.=Charles Packard of the biology department of Columbia. University.
 BOWLING NOTES.
 Frank Evitts is leading the league for high average with 94, followed by 1 Bennetto, who is a close second with 93.5.
 Lewis is far below his last years form. Last year Ted could hold his own with all comes& but this season many of the new corners have taken his measure. 1 A five man big pin team is being formed by Louis Kelly of the Rexan store and within week or so will be ready to meet any five man team in town
 Allan Wilson was seen at the alleys Christmas for the frst time since last season and showed up in his usual | form.
 ! The Nonparei1s met their Waterloo this week when they rolled the Fire i men, who trimmed them three | straight.
 William H. St. John won the prize l for high three strings for the holiday with a score of 278.. At the alleys last night, the No Names beat the Outlaws, taking two games out of three. Following are the l scores:
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