The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-31
MUST REPORT. FOR DUTY>ON
 JANUARY. 9TH Red Cross Nurse is Called: For Service on That - Date. .4 j BROOKLAWN COUNTRY CLUBS PROGRAM As, &..s- \ --:. l.. . % ;. Knitting Instructors. For
 Each Day In the
 Week.

Miss Mary SIannagan, of ..' 10s8 Fairfield avenue. who is a Red Cross nurse and a graduate of St. Vincent's hospital training school for nurses, has been notified by Miss Elise Evers, the chairman of the Red Cross Nurses Association in this city to be ready to report for service Oh January $ Whether she is to be Sent aSrossl directly or sent to do some " specfaEll9 ptscftEl9 service here is%not known but teslfe must hold herself 1fl:feadiness for duty on and after January 6: *s'f'''. tt.ie'
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 Red sCross saotivittesxats the4 Seaside institute, headquarters tof the lQcal workers, are in full swing, ,s. Thereis, great need for knitted, articles and ar :. rangements have been made to have a Knitting instructor E. at. the institite' each day .frrom'2 to in the afternnUoini; aid on oniiaT Tuesday evening. Those wftb. viii act in this capsaae3ty Are, Monday, Mrs. RH<J McKenzie::@ 'Pdesday.; Mrs \. B. 1Foote;;~ sTuesday 's@ehing.H Miss May~E: Smith; w ednesday,s 7 Mrss sssAf ssAf::l Neill: Thursday, Mrs "A. F. w hit man, and Friday, Miss Charys Smith. ! In addition to- aths: fEa2nt line pack ages. g special order that was, received the first of. December. .has been 1lled and slipped. It was ea pretty Hafgss' order and it's completion feodnts shows the splendid wsoSkifig ,capdtity Of 'Gt1hiesl tt1hel workers here. It Included af'66 splif1t; straps; 5000 sfots bags: 420c "heeil rings, and 10, Ooeewfpesi% The work
 CTS have guaranteed tospat out large
 mum ber4 of front :line..e packets each
 montncAs -,x,ts i=s4-- sste ::trts:, ;.fi. ..t
 The, program, /. at: at; the - BrooEiaaMZnl, aZl,
 Country Club for the. month is rather interesting. It, starts tomorrow with the customary New Years breakfast at
 1 O'Clock, Which is always largely! at teffded. On sa1uir day Athafese aaeeS wifi rd the hti7 ussfal tsasssz4Un6&ssd sBsy sGasabfa d'4ote dinner and ae@movfig picture
 program at s:so.s5.. Sunday evening.
 January 6, there wiMs bet a Twelfth Night esuppef.a$ Mrs.e Alfred Fonez has offered the prize flor the pivot bridge that wfH.fsllow the luncheon on =Jan- uary 12 and son.the 19th there will be another dinner followed by movies.
 The last event 5ofs the month will be tKs luncheon and bridge on Saturday,
 January 2s,t ,tsai,d 9MfSa +. H: 'BsEosA has offered the prize for the bridge. ;h&4;,s>les: -.t: <: t.a.-1s *.grt :gf .7'1sS ! "A Food Denionst ration will be given in Sherman scl1eo1; F'atrasld ldssCnsiETiI day afternoony Jan.t4tl1gsatE3 o'clock. under the 4auspacesrefsthe McnaaNcas nemics Gsomnatttees+e. Tha-,geveEnpaent
 Foodl ;Bnsarseney AgentkAl A4 "A isss .As1gell
 will demonstrate, Whatsti2s., i 2s.,t11s 11ss in cook ing Instead of Sugar, ]" and will make ak vario5us breads $ and ii cakes A6n Ali wofiisn t,Ii | V Wl1S afs ffstereseed cosrrdfarryys invited sto ''atRend tsaas t,a1ss' which wfll$ps one Sfs ssriess o F Rod
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 Ansgelf> will a1see alcsFsup' 'otheH ssras jeets of- n.that need aeafon4 1 stration; fin or8er,tcsstaw womenshew to do tf1efrspartsin winning theaWaaEsssat