The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-25
STAMFORD

5 kA 1 F 01ND
 The Board of Education met Tues day evening. They voted that all back bills be paid.
 Mir BecRwith appeared before the beard to have a contrascx signed with Schwartz the builder. for three port able buildings to be ready August k
 The committee on rEpairs reported of ti1eir inspections on all schools and extensive repairs will be made shortly.
 Mrs. Russell of Boston. is a guest al the home Of her mother Mrs. Mary T Mallett of Main street, MT. ana Mrs. Louis Fhiliips are en- tet1atninx relatives at their home on North Main street.
 There was large atfendance a.t the whist given Tuesday evening under the auspices Of the Sewing Circle of tie Evening Star Rebehah lodge- Prizes were given to the winners
 First conmunion will be aaIntnis- tered to a class of SO ak St. James R. e church Sunday morning at a:sO
 Unclaimed letters at the local post office are addressed to Mrs. George Bour weld, Gordon Bower, NFrs- Will liam Costello E5varesto Gd1iash, Mrs William Gfbons, Mrs Az Ha1I. Mrs. Charles Joi1nston Thomas J Murphy. Daniel Mckay. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nichols, Richa1d Pet eraon. Miss B- Plant Alfred and Mrs. Tram tunns
 charles B1akeman Is in Arsddlebury. Vt. attending the gr'aduation exer- cigeE of his daughter, Miss Harriett. Louis Peck visited New London, Sunday. and had a delightful trip | A library institute will be conducte1 by the Connecticut public library com arnttee in the Normal school. Dan 1s.- fAa rrrs- morning session will be g4ven to ia- serlnstinn in the actual work of small libraries. The afternoon will be Ic- voted to lectures on the subjects of general interest. I.dl5rartans from dif- ferent parts of the state will speak among them being Dotha stons Pin neo. well known in Stratford and al present librarian at NorWallEs Conn. The serdor class day exercfses were held on the school lawn yesterday af ternoon at o'clock. Many people at tended The program was as follows tis; class history. Maurice Albert Ba- xer: class prophecy. Miss Grace Isa5eI Auftord: distrdbufion of gifts to mem bers Of tne class, Miss Lorraine snow den FolIett and Miss Marion Pear Spaaner; pFesentation Of class spoon. Miss Natalie May vl1co1sot; presen- tation Of picture 'Angefus. :. Stanis laus 4ncGrath: class poem. Vincent Sexton; class will. Miss TiiIie Assum. The exercises closed with the sing ing Of ''Auid Lang syne by all pres
 The 1914 class dinner. held last night dn the Colonial dining room was 6 great success. About 25 sat down
 to 2. roast turkey dinner, Songs and short speeches were made and all re-3 port as having an enjoyable time.
 The annual conrnencennent exer- cises of the senior class of S8ra.tfprd High school will take place this even ing at the Congregational church a.t o'clock Thirteen graduates will re- ceive their diplomas this year
 The principal address will be deliv- cred by Walter Lincoln Sears super intendent of Massachusetts state freq ernployment eervdee. EA Is a very powerful speaker and an authority on labor questto9lS
 The program is ae follows:
 Organ prelude. @cantilene'' R A. Fl Clark. supervisor Of music. Invocation, Rev. F. c Carpenter.
 Essay, The Montessori Method Grace Isabel AufEord.
 Grafton. .srhe Panama cauaa. Mau-. rice Albert Baker.
 Chorus. The Nightingale and the Rose,'' Lehnert High school chorus Essay. Banking Tillie Elizabeth Assum-
 Essay, ..IhternationaI Peace. Ma Y -
 Chorus, '-The AEdller's Wooing,T Fan hing High school chorus Address. Walter Lincoln Sears Supt. Of State of Mass. Free Employ snent Service.
 Chorus, The Gallant Troubadour,
 Watson. High school chorus
 Announcements, Williaan B. Kelsey. Supt of schools.
 Presentation of dip4onas Dr. wfl-
 Ham B. CogswelI, president board of
 education.
 Chorus, The Challenge of Thor
 Fagar. High school chorus I Benediction.
 | The whist and dance given last eve
 ming under the auspices of the Altar
 society of St. James R. C. church was
 a success.
 Mrs Stiles Smith will entertain at ] her home on Barnum avenue Friday l afternoon the Evening Star Circle. All members are requested to be present l in order to make preparations for a fair and carnival to be given shortly. Mrs. E. Winton went to Savin Rock ! on trolley ride last evening How | lands dry goods store gave the ride. l Following a search Of about two l weeks. Norman Goulden, giving Fair. field as his address and his occula- l tiOn plNrnher ar-rauzsa5 ta