Republican farmer., 1919-11-28
DEVON

The band of singers that came down from Seymour on Wednesday night received a hearty welcome from a relatively small audience. Their songs supplemented appropri- ately a powerful sermon delivered by Dr. Simonson. After the service many stayed to gather round the vis- itors and induce them to ''sing again" which they did a number of times.
 The Alpha male chorus is to give concert at Center church house, New Haven, on November 24. Miss Elsa Diemer, of New York city, soprano, will assist. Those who heard this chorus at the Methodist church a few months ago, at which time it had been formed but a short time, will understand that the leader, G. Loring Burwell, has 5y this time a singing organization that it will be a great pleasure to listen to.
 Past Commander, E. s. Munson ap- peals from the executive committee of the D. A. R. to the membership of that honorable organization, call ing attention to the fact that the communication is unsigned, and does not believe that the Daughters of 
 short of what their forefathers fought for, and what the American Legion stands for.
 The Eastern Star will hold trans ferred meeting on the Monday before Thanksgiving, the 24th. Picnic sup per.
 Next Monday evening, Rev. c. G. Kennedy will be the guest of Rev. G. Everett Knollmeyer, and will address a mems meeting to be held at the Parish house.
 Joseph Perlowski is putting up an office building on Prospect street near the railroad.
 A very quiet wedding took place in New York, Saturday, when Miss Eva Donning, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. Alexander Donning of West Broad street, became the bride of William Clarke of Tenafy. N. J. The ceremony was performed at the Little Church Around the Corner, in the presence of only a, few immediate relatives.
 Miss Donning is very well known as a dancing instructress. MT. Clarke is a graduate of Yale university and is at present connected with the Bridgeport Brass Co.
 Miss Ruby Reed of Blakeman place and Miss Grace Beers of Broad street have returned to town after witness ing the Yale-Harvard game at Bos- ton, Saturday.
 Miss Mettie Eaton of East Broad way, has returned to her home on East Broadway, after spending a. de- lightful weekend as the guest Of friends in Hartford.
 Miss Helen Beach of Main street, spent the weekend with relatives in Devon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goodell and MT. and Mrs. Ivan Morehouse were among the Stratford representatives at the Yale-Harvard game, Saturday.
 Mrs. David Rhoades was hostess at the last meeting of the Friday After noon Bridge club. Tea was served at o'clock.
 The decorating of Rev. c. Clarke Kennedy took place aboard the steam- CT "Renown.''
 The Housatonic Grange held a regu- 1 lar meeting last Saturday evening | Officers for the coming year were | elected. After the meeting a fine supper was enjoyed
 The Stratford Post, American Le- zion, will hold a regular meeting to- ! night. Every member should attend as | there are quite few important busi- | ness matters to be discussed.
 A meeting of the Camp Fire Girls !, of the Congregational church, took place this afternoon at 3:30. A fine | social was enjoyed by the Girls
 Truant Officer H. Briggs Barnum | reports that at present the attendance | at all stratford schools is unusually l fine