The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-07
STAMFORD

the Stratford post of the American Legion which was held in the Red Cross rooms on Main street Monday evening final plans for the moving into the new quarters which will take place before the next meeting of the post were made. The annual election of officers also took place with the following results: Chairman, Howard Curtis, vice chairman, Harold De Lacour; vice chairman. ichael flag gerty; secretary, c. w. Walker, Jr.; treasurer, F. L. Barlow, and executive board, Martin Sheehan, Charles Wood and A. BeardSley.
 A meeting of the Ladies Aid So-
 ciety of the Methodist church was held yesterday afternoon when mat ters of importance were discussed. MT. and Mrs. Louis Reich of Bridgeport were visitors with friends in town last evening.
 A meeting of the Stratford BoaHd of Police Commissioners was held in their office in the town building last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George Ashe of Mich oIs avenue are rejoicing over the ar rival of a young daughter which came to their home recently.
 Olaf Umbeha gen was on the indis- posed list last evening.
 District Deputy Grand Master Archie Cranson and a staff composed of Past Grands of Oronoque lodge hi no when they will install the newly elect ed officers of Wepowage lodge of that place. A number of the members of the lodge will accompany the install- ing officers who following the installa- ton ceremonies will be entertained by the Milford brothers.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Cupheag Social club will be held tom orrow night at o'clock in the club rooms At this meeting the an nual reports of the treasurer and various committees will be made; also the election of officers for the ensuing year. Plans for the moving of the club into the new Lowell building will also be discussed. The meeting will be called to order at o'clock. A regular meeting of the Argus club will be held in their club rooms on Rockwell avenue tomorrow even ing. A full attendance is expected. After a short and successful career the firm of Mills & Bartlett, contract ors have disbanded. r. Mills who has his office at the center is meeting all
 of the obligations of the company. Frederick L. Palmer, assistant fire chief, enjoyed an evening off duty last night. At the meeting of the building commissioners last evening several plans for new residences was passed upon.
 About S5 of the members of the Stratford fire department were pres ent at their headquarters at the center last evening whe nthe annual meet ing of the company was held. Sev- eral applications for membership were received and two members were in itiated. The election of officers for the ensuing year also took place and resulted as follows: President, George H. Bateman; vice president, Louis Kelly; secretary, Martin Sheehan; treasurer, Charles Graham; sergeant at-arms, Edward Manchester; board of trustees, Arthur Beardsley, Ferdi- nand Buddington anti George Wood. Following the meeting, which was a very enthusiastic one, lunch was served and social time enjoyed by all present
 The School Board held their regular monthly session last evening and the regular routine business was trans acted. Rough drawings of school buildings were submitted by Messrs. Cooper and Walker architects, but no definite action was taken. It was ex- pected that the decision of the Board of Finance regarding the increase in teachers salaries would be received, but it failed to materialiZe.
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