The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-20
STAMFORD

work on the addition of the Wea- togua Country club has been com spleted and the members are quite proud of the result. The porch has will afford a fne place for dancing. The lawn about the club house has been graded and paths have been cut leading to. the tennis courts and 70 the first and ninth holes on the goh course Pretty flower beds have been arranged, making the grounds look very attractive indeed Already there is much activity at the club, many enthusiastic golfers being seen on the links each day. A steam roller ds at work on the tennis courts which Will be ready in a day or two. Eaaborate plans are being made for the opening day on Saturday, May S0th.
 CHURCH EsrVTE1FsTA TAIFJnHE1NT
 On Friday of this week there wall be an entertainuent of unusual inter- est at the Sfratfcrd slfetzi6d1st church when Cent u1y of Song will be presented under the auspdces of the Washington Park nfethodist church of Bridgeport. The same prog ra1n was reoenfly presented in Bridgep6rt and was d great a1sccess4 It consists Of songs from the pe i<sd oG 7Sg0 to t1l 2 present day with tablsaux and ajp- propriate costumes Tor each nurnber. Tickets are now on sale and no doubt p-4s7A S <7s E es< <7<- VI them.
 SCHOOL ExI9IBTT.
 The exhabit of school work which is to be held on Friday afternoon at the Center school Is looked forward to with a great deal of interest. There will be specimens of drawing. sewing. painting and manual work oh exhilbi- tions model hydng chine will be exhibited by 2 sixth grade pupil The machine is guaranteed to fly. On Sat- yurday afternoon at o'clock, the man. ual training teacher in the Bridgeport schools will be at the Stratford Gem ter school to instruct a class of s dozen boys equipped with tools and benches. in different branches of work as peIforIned by the seventh and eighth grad e boys in Brid dgeport All parents are cordfal1y invited to att tend the exhIbition on both days
 SPECIAL Sa1RvTCEs. Special services are being held at Christ church every day this week be held at D. m and tomorrow at 8 a. m and 5 D. n7 On Friday they will be held at a. m- and 7;30 D. m lRev M Hall is conducting the ltservicss, which are thoroughly en- lsjoyed by all
 PERSOnVAnS
 Mrs. A. B. Parks Of Bridgeport sEas a visitor in town yesterday- William Rpbb of Bridgeport is talk ing the place of Charles Homan at the | local railroad station. ATr. Robb will take the place Of Marcus Garry next week Marca1s has secured aa very fine position with the Calf Refining Econpany in New Haven.
 Harry Cook of Ezlnn street was a recent visitor in New Haven. MT. and Mrs. Burr F- Beach of TrunbuH were recent visitors in town The many friends of Rr. and Mrs. DARuy ter Howland Of East Broadway will be grieved Ito learn of the death Iof their son which was born last Fri day. Mrs William Austin of Broadbcdd q ge avenue enter tained r1ends from out of town sterday.
 Miss Natalie TaIf of Bridgeport was a recent visitor in town. g r George Euzner and GsAorge Dahlin Ehave returned from Basffalo. N Ys where they have been located for some time. Both young men like the city very much and intend to return Issoon.
 ThEs evening Rebeaxah lodge will entertain the members Of the Camp Fire girls of Stratford. A dernonstra- ton of drills and exercises will Dc given by the girls after which a sup per wdH be served.
 Tomorrow evening the Till fa.rnify FeIlows hall. Tickets are ], selling fast and the affair is sure to be a sa1c- cess.
 | Miss Edith Ma1sh of S4idd1etozgn Ct, is visiting relatives in town.