The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-10

A very interesting meeting of Housatonic grange will be held in
 Grange hall this evening A pro- gram of entertainment has been ar ]ranged for the meeting by Mrs. liar old Holmes, lecturer of the grange. A large attendance is expected. At the next meeting of the organization 1.-the installation of officers will take place.
 1 James La11y of Warwick avenue, the local contrartor was in Provi- dence yesterday on business trip.
 Oronoque lodge of Odd Fellows held la regularly weekly meeting in their hall in the town building last even ing.
 David l.. Rhoades of King street is Ispending the day visiting in Nv IIa,- ven.
 l A water pipe which has been frozen lup for the past few weeks and which was left exposed in the open cellar in the Masonic lot on Main street bursted during yesterdays warm weather filling the cellar and running out into the lot.
 The regular weekly drill Of Co. L "dS h0lu III lHSlT ctIII1oIy Ol1 SI1ul S1i street last evening. Following the drill a social time was enjoyed at the Stratford bowling alleys.
 A meeting of the executive com mittee of the Stratford Post, Ameri- can Legion was held in their new quarters in the Christensen building on Main street last evening. This was 1.-the first meeting to be held in the hon Uyhi xxriI ho 5 within the next few days and will be the permanent headquarters of the post.
 The morning service at the Con
 gregational church at 10:30 will mark
 the continuation of the Week of Pray
 CT, with a sermon by the minister,
 Rev. R. c. Whitehead, on the theme,
 Recovering Lost Power" A very
 successful series of prayer services has
 been held throughout the parish, and the thought of the morning sermon will sum up the thinking and praying . of the past week. At the evening ser ] vice in Packard hall at 7:3O, the min- ] ister will speak on Pilgrim Statesm en ? of the Frontier" portraying the TO- T mantle and thrilling lives of some ot y the early leaders of the Northwest Sunday school at 12. Young Peoples | = president, Miss Gertrude Wilkinson e There will be installat ton of new of T. ficers, and plans for the years work u presented. The young people of the
 community are cordially invited At
 tention is called to the meeting O.
 the Mems Club of the church or
 Monday night, when the Royal WelsI $ Concert Go. will give the program O. II the evening. The attention of the !, nT0oI1 of tIo oI,,
 gation is also called to the Annua
 adjourned meeting for the hearing O.
 reports, on Wednesday evening a n 7:45. All organizations of the churcI s. will be represented at that time ant . business of special import will b, II transacted.
 Sunday evening the pastor of the
 Stratford M. E. church will begin z
 series of sermons on Common Ex I, cuses for Not Accepting Jesus Christ ,a The first will be on the subject e t Am Afraid of Failing" It is hoped . that by these sermons many may b, helped to meet the excuses of mel
 and women, and so help them to mak,
 decisions for the Christian life. At th
 morning service at 10:3O the pasto m will preach on '~The Watchman on tn 90 Wall.'' Basil Merren will lead th er Epworth League service at 6:45. 's The services in Bethany church oi m Sunday will be as usual. The pastor en Rev. w. H. Nichol1, will speak at 10: 3 D. and at the close of the service tn
 Sunday school will assemble. Tn
 Young Peoples meeting will be hel
 at 6:45, followed by the evening ser ae vice at 7:30- All are cordially invite be to attend these services.
 ,, Mrs. William Dbckenson of JudSo A place, who had the misfortune to ia i. and dislocated her hip, is resting a
 comfortably as can be expected. Mir
 Dickenson is nearly 90 years of az
 and has been confined to her room fo
 a long time. Most of the time sh ey sits in a chair, and in some uanne at she attempted to change her positio 'n, and fell to the floor. On account ev. her advanced age the doctor could q g. worry little for her. She is resting z IT, comfortably as could be expected, bl ". it is thought that she will be una:b Ire to sit up again.
 F. Edward Scottt, who has been in tt srt employ of the firm of Plumb & Ba:
 tram for some time, has been con
 pelled to resign his position, on a,
 count of rheumatic difficulties. Whe ,+ MT. Scott is well again he expects ,a engage with a concern in New H. Tas 1' = 11 ~ al,1o ta ,aoo-,t +1,o - .le, ls1s,.4 ~. s;.,e. = Iot..,-,o-.-s 1dt '-'Aoii t0' '--0 - ee VI s Rev MT. Nicholl of Bethany churt ie' intends to continue his singing scho' .to' which will meet every Friday mig la in the church. The success attain rSe in the last few weeks has been mark ITS. vbicb resulted in a sn1endid Chris be ,oas nroera,o and Inc 1xorlx will af- continued to nreDare for the Fla m- time All who desire to learn to sil
 are invited to attend the class on F
 day nights at about 7:45.
 ley FOR SALF-7 room, 1-fami1y hou. ong lot 100x100; price, S4,S0o. ADJ