The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-10
WANT TO DUST CLUB MEMBERS WHO FAIL TO PAY THEIR DUES
Weatogues of stratford Pro pose Change in Constitu- :
 tion of Organization.
(speciaI to The Farner.0

S+ratford. April 10-At the meeting of the Weatogue Country club to be held Tuesday evening in. their club rooms a. vote will be taken on two proposed amendments to the constitu- ton of the club. The first amendment is one making the executive committee a body of 12 members The second proposes that those who do not pay their dues before June 15, suffer the publicity of having their names posted i on the club room walls. A clause in the last amendment provides that those who do not pay before July will be dropped from membership
 1 The vital statistics for March, as re- l Of Stratford show il births, six deaths and four marriages.
 1 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth l lodist Episcopal church has postponed fhe planned rurnmage sale until Tues day, April 2s, at 10 o'clock, in the town hall V
 he following musical program will be rendered at the 10: 45 o'clock service lat the Christ Episcopal church Sun day: ProcesSionaI hymn no, St Ke- I rfn; Venite and Gloria Patri, Robin son: Te DeurnS in F, Kotzssnan; Jubi- Hate, 55, Smith; Introit anthem, The Lord is Gracious,'' Ward; Gloria Tfbf, IFS, Anon; Sermon Hymn, 1Ds Arima- thea; Offertory Anthem, seThe Heavens are Dec1aring.'' Beethoven; Presenta- l ton Sentence, 192sf Bourgeois; ReceS- sionaI Hymn, 121, Victory I In the evening at the 7:SO o'clock service the following program will be carried out: Processional Hymn, 115, Rotterdam; Psalter, 146, Onseley; Mag lnindht in G. Marks; Nunc Dimittis, in lG, Marks; anthem, Sing Ye Heav- lens,' Starr; sermon Hymn 122, St. Al binus: .offertory anthem. eAs It Began to Dawn, 7 Harker; Presentation Sen tence, 1S9, Anon; After Benedtctton Seven Fold Amen, Stainer; Recession
 al 1z1, Victory. The singers for the Nora Hart, Merle Wilcox, Inez Ed
 wards and Lucy Baldwin: altos, Misses
 Agnes Dosch, Grace Aufford, Mrs. G ID.t Shelton and Mrs. E. H. Reed; ten orss R. H. Smith, Ernest Seaman and T G. ID. Shelton; basses,F F. o. Rhoades
 and A W. Butterwortn; organist and
 director, Miss Ruth Bartlett.
 At the Congregational church, pr. B
 N. Packard, pastor Twill preach Sunday
 on .sThe Place of the Resurrection O.
 Christ in Our Christian Lives. In tht evening the subject will be 'sMessagel
 Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford vii give an illustrated lecture Monday night before the Mems club on .tY, Old Churches of Connecticut Meet ling will be held in the chapel.
 The services in Bethany church Sun
 day morning will commence at 10:3 o'c clock with a, sermon by the Rev. V D. Garretson of New York city. Tn
 subject for the morning will be tsWha is the Secret of Billy Sundays Sue cess 2,' The Sunday school will mee
 at the close of the morning service
 The Young Peoples meeting will b
 held at 6:45 o'clock in the evening, fol i, lowed by preaching at 7:30 by Rev [ MT. Garretson. Subject of the even
 ing will be Climbing the Goldel
 Stairs" 4&s
 At St. James R. c. church Sunda, ! there will be masses at S:3o and 1O:s
 o'clock with sermon by the pastor Rev. Michael J. O'Connor.
 : Stainer's cantata, ''The Crucifxion,
 which was rendered with so much ef 7 feet by the choir of the Methods
 church, finder the direction of the or
 ganist, H. A. Strout. on the evening c . Good Friday, will be repeated by re
 quest next Sunday evening in place c , the regular evening service