The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-09
FAIRFIELD
SUNDAY AT ST.
 THOMAS CHURCH.

Thomas, R. G. church, yesterday. | (Septuagesima Sunday the Epistle read was taken from Cor. ix. 24: KS. Father Blake instructed, 'tKnow you not that they that run in the race 1 all run indeed, but one receiveith the prize? So run that you may obtain And every one that striveth for the mastery refraineth himself from all things, and they indeed that tflsy nnaJ ! receive a corruptible crown; but we an incorraptible one. The Gospel was taken from Matt. xxx. lis. Re- ferring' to Workers in the Vineyard. the pastors reference to the good Catholic. ssF'or us to71abor otaat when l the Steward comes to pay us our hire He will find us prepared to meet Him and the Steward we know to be Death So shall the last be first and the first last, for many are called but few cIosen.'' The indifferent Catholic thinks he is living his religion by at tending mass occasionally, but we know. instructed Father Blake, our ] religion requires our attendance at mass 52 Sundays and six holy days. | At S:2O Benediction was given, fol- lowed by meeting of the Children of Mary
 SUNDAY AT CONGRE
 GATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev. MT. Childs read from the 1st. | Ep1StIo or JOnn, 4Inse Sndp.a 1Sl 1hc1ll. 18th Verse, Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear.' at the 10:3O service
 Regular meeting of Sunday school followed the service.
 At 3.3O Junior Endeavor meeting was held.
 Service of song was had by the choir. The pastor spoke upon John Wesley and His Remarkable Experiences
 The Y. Ps C. E. combined their first meeting with the o'clock ser. vice. Hymns of the Centuries were used at hetevening meeting
 Tomorrow morning. beginning at 10 a. m., the Fairfield Association Of Con gregationa1 Ministers will convene at Westport. The theme to be discussed is Personal and Pastoral EVange1- isrn'' Rev MT. Childs will attend the conference.
 At the Congregational church mid week service will be held at 7:30 Wednesday evening.
 church, Ladies, Home Missionary So-- ciety zis to- meet sat 2:30 p- m. <. at 6. o'clock promptly supper will be served ! Tn charge. of the meeting will be Mrs Brewer and Mrs. Glover.
 The address given at the 18th an ssChurch and Town is now ready for distribution to his parishioners-
 The Greenfield Country Clubs sGcial tomorrow evening at the club house, is to be. attended by a number or the tovra,s young people. Each mem Der of the club having the privilege of inviting two friends will bring a large gathering to this social event An orchestra from Bridgeport will furs nish music for the dancing.
 Clayton. E. Elwood and wife, Will liam Meeker, wife and sister, made up fI,oo .fo1- ri nat n port, Saturday evening
 Mrs.4L.AI4. Baker. formerly a visitor with Mrs. Hope iH town is stopping with Mrs. Hope for a brief visit Mrs. Baker has large property holdings in Cleveland. Ohio.
 Shepherds of Bethlehem will hold whist at their rooms in the postof1ee building next Monday night. An event of Importance is planned by the Shepherds and large gathering is as- sured. Appropriate prizes will be of fered to the winners and tables to ac- commodate all will be provided
 Clifford Keeley, fireman on the N Y, N. H. & H. R. R., is a visitor with Mrs. Sarah Bulkley-
 Miss Elsie Jennings of Miller avenue, formerly employed as private secre- tary by Mrs. DeVer H. Warmer, has accepted a position with Attorney Stewart in Bridgeport.
 Saturday, a cottage owner at the N Preparations for any improvements necessary was object of his visit.
 Mr. Barker of NH Plain, manager of the Bridgeport Surprise store, spent Sunday in New York city.
 An over-Sunday visit was made to New York by John Fitzgerald.
 MT. Warner is soon to build a two family house adjoining his present holdings in Broad street. Smith Building Go. has the contract which calls for all improvements and a
 Town Clerk Flint is to be in line with expected building additions at the beach. Information says our town clerk is to erect three cottages at the foot of Penfield avenue, which will be ready for coming beach season
 William Flanagan attended the 18th anniversary of Bridgeport Typograph- icaI Union yesterday afternoon.
 The arrival in town Saturday of Charles F. Bohlman of New Haven, brings to mind the fatality at library corner last June. William Stanhouser was run down at that time by an au- tomobiIe and killed The owner of the car was Mrs. Stewart L. Woodford of Greens Farms MT. BoIlman is en- deavoring to clear up the estate of the late MT. Stanhouser.
 John Glover attended a birthday eel ebration in New York Saturday. The event was in honor of his mother, | Mrs. H. s. Glover of this town
 George Moshier has returned home after spending a few months in New i Jersey. Last evening a welfare service was ] held at the Southport M. B. church l G. w. Phillips, secretary of the Wake | man Memorial building, delivered an | address
 Confined to his home in Center street | Henry Williams is suffering from an i. attack of grip.
 Mrs. John Hall is spending some time in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Hall is guest of her daughter, Miss Inez Hall. 1
 John Kuhn is taking examinations for entrance to St. Pau1's college
 Miss Sadie Roberts is spending a | few days with her aunt in New York |