The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-03
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Newtown, April 3@The Easter ser vices in Trinity church are as fol- lows: At 6 a. m. celebration of Holy Communion; at II a. m., morning prayer, Holy Communion and sermon by the rector. Rev James H. George; at 4:SO p. m., chiIdren's service The offerings at all services will be for missions. Special musical service under the direction of Miss Antoinette Daniels. The choir will be assisted by Miss Aline Bowman, a vtolinist of pleasing reputation.
 At St. Roses church, Easter there will be masses at 8 and Il a. m., the latter a high mass, The offerings at both masses will be for diocesan needs Special music at both services under the direction of. Miss Anna Mo Cartan, organist.
 A sermon appropriate to Easter and special music. for the day at the Il a. m. service are the order of the day at the Congregational church. The pastor Rev. T. J. Lee will be in charga
 Easter services at St. Johns: at T:3O a. 1n.. Holy Communion; at 1O:45 festival service, Holy Connaunion and sermon by Rev. 0. A. Tibbals, rector.
 Miss Helen Keane, teacher in the public schools at Washington, Conn, her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas c. Keane of Sandy Hook. The town school. committee of Washington has engaged Miss Keane for another year,
 John F. Keattns. a student at St. Johns college, Brooklyn, is with his mother, Mrs. John F. Heating for the Easter recess.
 C. B. Glover of Berlin, Conn, is vis- iting Assessor w. B. Glover.
 Thomas J. Cavanaugh of Trumbull was a guest of Newtown friends for Fast Day.
 l.. Birdsey Parsons, has moved to his home on Gas street. and his for mer tenant, Robert Banks, occupies the dwelling vacated by the former.
 Rev. James H George of Trinity church preached the mid-week Len ten sermon in St. Thomas church, Bethel, which was heard with inter est by a large congregation.
 The Misses Louise and Charlotte dartwig of Berkshire are spending the holiday in New York.
 Robert Fairchi1d of the, .Storrs Agricultural school is spending Eas- ter at home.
 James O'Rourke of Bridgeport is a guest of his aunt. Mrs. P. Heating of Huntingtown district this week.
 Mrs. Patrick Reddy, Mrs. w. N. Reynolds and Miss Mary J. Leavy are among the i'll, but are now convalesc4 ing.
 There will be no services at the NA6InOO1SI cnurcn Easter Sunday, as Rev MT. Guggenhedm of Bridgeport who has been supplying the pulpit ] is making ready to attend the New ork East Conference to be held in Brooklyn, N. Y., next week, and could not come. It is expected that the church will be represented at the | conference by Mrs. Emily Bennett. 1 Wilbur Br1scoe who lately removed ] to Danbury has hired the farm of Mrs Henry Wood of Mill Plain dis trict for one year.
 Several of the local grangers jour neyed to BrookfieId today to attend the Farmers meeting in the town hall at which the newly elected Fair field county agent of agricultural, F. J. Wright, will speak and outline the work in this country.
 MT and Mrs. c. D. Sti1Ison of Hat tertown were hosts this week for Mrs. Jerome Nichols and Miss Ser l tha Nichols of Stepney
 The Newtown Inn formally opened today under the management of J. 1 w. Porter.