The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-17

Deputy Great sachem George A. Fairchild and staff journeyed to Greenwich last evening and installed the officers of the tribe in that city. | The visitors were most cordially re- ceiyed and entertained by tn cir broth CTS in Greenwich. Those comprising the installing officers from Stratford were George A. Fairchild, James Vans, | H. Brig Barnuns, George W. Spall and Arthur Dennison.
 Chief Allen Judson was a visitor 1 at the poultry show in Norwalk last 1 evening.
 Alderman Charles Roder of Bridge l port was a visitor with friends in Stratford last evening. MT. and Mrs. Charles Abercrombie of East Broadway were visitors in Bridgeport last evening. i The services in Bethany church. on Sunday, will be as usual. At 10:30 | in the morning, Rev. William H. 1 Nicholl, the pastor, will speak, and at l the close of the service the session of l the Sunday school will be held, to
 which all are invited to remain. The I Young Peoples meeting will be held 1 at 6:45, followed by the regular evening service at 7:so. At this ser ! vice the Rev. F. K. Hawley, of
 Brookfield, Conn.,, will speak. MT. | and Mrs. Hawley will also sing at
 vited to attend these meetings. II Word has been received from MT. i and Mrs Robert Dorman, that they
 have arrived in Florida, and that II people are around with hats off and
 no coats on. They will be absent
 from home about eight weeks. Mrs. William Dickenson, of Jud-
 son Place, who recently had the mis-
 fortune to fall and dislocate her hip,
 is resting as comfortably as can be
 expected. On account of her ad- vanced age her recovery is very slow.
 MT, Robert Boss of East Main street, Is confined at home sick. It is expected that he will be out in a few days.
 Miss Dorothy Hubbard, one of the operators of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.,, is confined at her home suffering with a nervous break down. She is somewhat improved and expects to resume her duties at the office on Monday next MT. William A. Dean, of Nichols 5 avenue, is in a very weak condition and at the present time there is very little hope entertained of his recov- cry.
 MT. H. W. Porter, of White street has resigned his position with the 5 Spring Perch Go. on account of i'll health.
 The Stratford M. B. church, Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, pastor. The ser E vices of Sunday will consist of the } morning at 1o:so when the pastor vii preach on You Hath He Quickened, or "Alive Through Christ" and the E evening when he will preach the sec \ ond sermon on Common Excuses fol ! not Accepting Jesus Christ" ''Thers ! are Too Many Hypocrites in ths | Church.
 The Sunday school at F and tn, ! Bpworth League at S:45 when Benon ! Newland will be the leader.
 \ The Ladies' Aid society will presen S a play, tFAfr. Bob,' on the Eth of Jan ! uary This will be a pleasant enter S tainrnent, and ought to attract a larg E audience.
 sj Public worship at the Congrega E tional church, Stratford, Sunda ' morning at 10:30. with sermon by tn minister, Rev. R. c. Whitehead. O the subject, Liberty and Law. ! Evening service in Packard hall 8 I 7:3o,with address by the minister O \ the subject, Missionary Statesmen C the Pilgrim Faith Special feature \ Sabbath school at 12, with officers re | elected for the year in charge. Youn . Peoples meeting at 6:3o, with tn
 1 topic, My Favorite Psalm and Why.
 Announcement Is made that tn a Parish house will be closed for tw as weeks beginning Monday, Jan. 1 Tt for purposes of renovation. Becaus re of this fact the midweek meeting il the church will be held at the hon
 of Newton J. Reed, Blakeman Plac en on Wednesday at 7:45. Camp Fiji Il: Girls will meet at the home of Hele CT Curtis S90 Judson Place, Monday 'c- S:S0. Boy Scouts at the parsonag
 956 Broad street, Monday at 6, f,
 an outdoor meeting and supper. We
 Cubs will meet Thursday at at u
 parsonage for a social time.
 The bowling team representing u
 center fire department went down = l defeat in a most exciting contest ,n the local alleys last evening wh, G they met Knapp's Champions Th
 was the first defeat of the fire depaI