The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
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 SOCIETIES PLAN
 WEEK OF ACTIVITY
Inventory of Holah Estate Filed Camp Fire Girls
 to Entertain
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 ciety which is connected with the church. On Sunday evening the l members of the Christian Endeavor
 society are to have charge of the | church service; on Monday evening there will be a get-together meeting
 at the home of Rev. E. N. Packard, D-D.; on Tuesday evening the mem bers of the Stratford society will at tend in 8 body service and sup
 per under the auspices of the Olivet | Congregational church c. E. society in Bridgeport; on Wednesday evening 1.-the members of the society will have
 charge of the weekly prayer meeting at the Congregational church. on Thursday evening there will be so- l cia1 and entertainment in the chapel; and on Sunday afternoon, Feb. IA, there will be junior meeting for the
 young people of the church.
 The inventory of the estate of Chas. Ho1ah, has been filed in the Stratford probate court. Sarah Ho1aI, widow I of the deceased, has been named ad-
 n1inistratrix. The estate is valued at l $1,652.10. It consists of an undf- vided ont-haIf interest in the home stead on Curtis Place. worth $1. 500. The personal property is as follows: I In the Peoples Savings bank, Bridg4- port, $75; in the Bridgeport Savings
 bank, Bridgeport, $43-o6; and in the Connecticut National bank Bridgeport, 1 $S4.O4.
 } | HIS 41N011IOTy O4 l11G 0S1dtG O1 Iward Cox has been filed in the Strat- 1 ford probate court. It shows land 1 estimated at $200.
 About $50 was realized from the Country Fair given last Friday evening and Saturday afternoon by the students of the local High school. This sum was given over to the Atk- letic association of the school. I Much interest is centered in the
 tableau, tThe CourtsEnip of Miles Stan
 dish'' which is to be presented by the i lPaugussett Camp Fire girls of Bridgeport under the auspices of the Christ church Guild next Tuesday ev- tening Feb g, at Red Mems hall on Church street Tn addition to the I tableau, a one act sketch entitled, I Over the Tea Cups will be given by Miss Florence Allen and Harry Brown of Stratford. Final rehearsals9 are being held at the Red Mems hall under the management of Miss Ethel T. Houghton. This entertainment l promises to be one of unusual merit.
 Among the participants besides Miss
 Allen and Harry Brown are Ellis ILundberg, bass so1oist, of St. Johns
 church. Bridgeport and Mrs. Louis i Snyder of Stratford. Tickets for the and can be procured at Hanson's news room, Wells grocery store and the 1 Barnum avenue grocery store. l At the last meeting of the Housa- tonic lodge No. 91, N- B. O. the installation of officers took place.
 Many visitors were present from out Iof-town lodges. including Past Dis I trict Deputy Wallace A. Smith and present district deputy, Mrs M. Gil- bert. Following were the officers in 1 ritt; Warden, Edgar Burritt; Vice.
 Warden, Hiram c. Smith; Secretary I Walter Blamey; Financial Secretary, William H. Fryer; Treasurer, Herbert l D. Bartram; chaplain, George H. Ap- pIeyard; Guide, Bernard H. Merrick;
 Guardian, John Stephens; Trustees, i Leonard Burritt, John Stephens and Bernard H. Merrick. Nearly all
 have held office before and the lodge 1 has prospered under their manage ment. After the installation col 1 1ation was served.
 I On next "Wednesday evening at the town hall the Bridgeport High School i five will furnish the opposition to the I Stratford quintet. This contest ought to prove very interesting as both lives lare evenly matched.
 The lecture given at the Stratford I public library last evening under the lauspices of the Stratford library asso- ciation proved to be most interesting. James A. FCruikshanA, the well known l author was the speaker, taking as his subject, Hunting Wolves on Snow
 shoes.'' The lecture was illustrated | with stereopticon views made from original photographs which Mir. Crufkshank had taken. The speaker Inext week will be Prof. Edward B. I Reed who will take for his subject
 the topic Living English .Poets.'s Prof. Reed spoke here two weeks ago.. I The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist Episcopal church will give a
 Washington supper on Tuesday even I ing February 23 in the supper room of the church At eight o'clock the choir will give a concert in the church.
 Masses at St. James R. c. church on Sunday will be celebrated at 8:30 and 10:so. the last mass being 2 high. lone Vesper service at 7:3O in the evening. Rev. Michael J. O'Connor,
 the pastor, will conduct all the ser
 vices.
 At the Congregational church Sun
 day the pastor, Rev. F. N. Packard
 will preach in the morning. The
 Christian Endeavor will conduct the
 evening service. It is Christian En-
 deavor Day.
 tor will preach Sunday morning and I evening. The topic in the morning will be Drinking Water From Deep
 Wel1s,' in the evening another of the
 sermons of People Who Get in the Lords Way"
 David Hughes, Jr., of East Broad street has accepted a position in the , chemical laboratory of the Bridgeport Brass Go.
 ) Mrs. Maude E. Canheld of New , York city is visiting her sister Mrs. H. M Ellsworth of King street, Mrs. Canf1eId is former resident of Bridgeport and was very popu1pr in } Stratford. Many of her former } friends are renewing their acquafn- tances with her during her visit here. 
 THE PRETTIEST FACE and the most beautiful hands are of- ten disfigu by unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a few fI days without pain by using Cyrus wart Remover. For sale only at