The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-23
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 Newtown, Jan. 23-Rev. Mr. Gug- genheim of Bridgeport will supply the pulpit of the Methodist church, i Sunday morning. The service will i begin at 1o:45 a. m.
 Rev. T. J. Lee, pastor, will preach at the services in the Congregational 1 church, Sunday morning at II a.: m. The Young Peoples society of Chris 1 tian Endeavor will hold a meeting | a t7:30 o'cloc in the evening. At Trinity church. morning prayer ] and sermon by the rector, Rev. J. H. George. In the evening", pray CTS at 7:3o o'cloc. A cordial 1n- | vitation is given the public to attend 1 all the services of the church. At St. Roses church, Sunday, the masses will be at the usual hours Of 1 the winter schedule, first mass at g a. n., high mass at Il a. m. There will be a, session of the Sunday school l at St. Mary's hall at 3 p. m.
 The ladies of the w. c. T. U. will hold a social at the home. of Mrs. A. D. Fairchild, Taunton, on Friday eve ming. January 29.
 Levi Banks has been doing car pentering work for many Botsford neighbors this winter He expects to move from South Center to the borough this spring, and take. up trade actively.
 Thursday, Mrs. E. J. Hall gave a dinner in honor of Mrs. William E. Ac1ey of Gas street. Among the la Miss Jennie Roberts and Miss Anna M. Betts.
 w, H. Wakelee has been guest this week of Charles Cavanaugh of the borough.
 The mtd-year- examinations are be- ing held at the High school this week to conclude next week.
 Thomas Kilbride' of Brooklyn, has been passing a week with his par ents, MT and Mrs. Edward Kilbride of Cemetery avenue.
 The vestry of Trinity church have adopted resolutions of regret upon the death of the late senior warden, Ezra, L. Johnson. Also the Mems Lit erary club gave expression this week to resolutions of sorrow over the death of Mr. Johnson who was the president of the association, and long an active member.
 George R. Wilson and his son. Geo. E., visited relatives in Brookf1eld this week.
 George wentsch of Sandy Hook, caugh ta .12 I-2 pound German carp in the Housatonic river this week, and the announcement has spurred the other fishermen to go gunning for this winter edible fish.
 John B. Kain of Pasaaic, N. J., is spending a short vacation with reIa- tives here and in Bethel.
 A number of local grangers have signif1ed their intention t0 attend the special meeting of Fairfield County Pomona Grange at Bethel on We'd nesday. January 27. The meeting is under the auspices Of Bethel Grange.
 FhraIrs dancing school began it's mid-winter session this week, begin ming Tuesday night. A large number are enrolled in the several classes.
 The condition of health of Chas. B. Gilbert of Sandy Hook is report | ed as yet critical.
 The Connecticut State Forestry Commission have sent a supply of it's pamphlet on prevention of forest fires and the state laws appertaining g l thereto. to the town, which are be- ing distributed by Principal L. M. Johnson of the High school Miss Anna Carmody is passing the week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Harrison of Bridgeport.
 At St. Johns church, Sunday, there will be morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Rev. A. c. Tibbals, fol- lowing the celebration of the holy communion at 10 o'clock.