The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-19
THEIR NEW RECTOR
 WR UALLY CHOSE
Redding Episcopal Church Will Doubtless Call Rev. Mir.
 Cunningham.
New Residence on Ridge and
 New Bridge in Pleasant Val
 ley Arranged For - Center School Exhibition.

Redding. Nov. 18The probabili- fies are that the next rector of Christ EDiscopai Church will be the Rev. Raymond Cunnfng gnaIn, now located at Hoosac Falls, N.s Y hile Bishop ] TsrezF sfer was here over Sunday the of an incumbent to succeed the Rev D. ". Boone. who recently resigneds Z l1axiI1m before them the names of MT. Gun ghaxn and that of Rev. MT williams of California the only other applicant for the appofntme ent The l,=1, fer is flla son Of w. D. williams of Naueatnck who would like to have him return to the East There were presented at the conference in behalf ofrz Rev Mr.. Williams end dorsements from two Bishops and several pfezn-s r snenf laynneu of the Pacific Coast Choicesas between the two applicants will be determined by the vote of a special parish meeting to be held next Sunday AS Mr. Cunningham Is per- sona1ly known and highly esteened among the nenbers of the church. having formerly been a teacher in the Sanford School. the sentiment already expressed in his favor makes his selec- ton almost a. foregone conclusion His wife, formerly Miss Ruth Reid. is a Redding girl and also popular in the community At Sundays services Bishop Brewster administered the rite Of confirmation to Mildred Barnett, adopted daugh1er of Barnett; George Russell and Louisa Dorman. Henry Sau69xd-
 Tie subject of the Bishops sermon vas sreutr aIi He said that while inc attitude expressed by this word was often a highly desirable one as be- tween nat1ons at was never to be justi- fed as between the individual and any question involving moral issues. The person not uxi1itantIy a supporter Of the right was in some degree a helper of wrong.
 The work of strengthening and grad ing the Putnam Park road near the Sanford Osborn having done the job at cost Of about $175- The job was really the completion of the one underfaEan several years ago when Frank R Chambers donated to the town the land for a new highway lay out below the park on condition that 1t construct the roadway. His prepo- sftion was accepted and the road building contract let to J. E. Tread we'll Finding that he could not fuI- " carry 1t out without losing money , flze seIectufen allowed him to leave ur- dn1shed a small stretch at the upper end of t1ie layout. This section has nov been put through according to tie orzg1na1 design Another < inn proven1anE arranxed for by the select ferrning part of the highway which divides the main pond in Pleasant Valley. Iron girders for the struc- tIlTe arc already on the ground The flooring is to be of plank but it is hoped to provide a concrete flooring in tie course of two or three years. The s5rders cost $110.
 Although less large and vsa1.i ed than Una one of last year, the Center S1hooHs annual exhibition held on saturday afternoon, was. very credit able to the pupils Had 1t taken place af an earlier date the showing would live been much better. especially in f1ze way or floral exhibits There
 ware some flowers, however. and an