The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
STAMFORD
Special to The Times.)

Stratferd, June 11----Every effort Is being made by the Republicans of Stratferd to create enthusiasm among s the voters of the town go that STat- ford may give its usual large ReptIb- Hean naajeriEes at the coming cleo uens, and that the interests of the party fin town may be united Re ports, however, do not indicate that the Republlcan voters or the town will be united dn the town election. but it 1t expected that the party factions Will 2 unite in the interests of the national election A meeting of much interest will be held tomorrow evening when 1t is expected that much will be done towards uniting the two factions Of the Republicans. The meeting will be in the form of a dinner for the Re- publicans of the town and will be "a given under the auspices of the Re publican town committee in the Red Cross rooms at Christ church parish house The speaker of the evening 2 will be the Hon Schuyler Merritt of Stamford. The Woman's Guild of the church will serve the dinner.
 A most pleasing program has been arranged for the meeting of Housa- tonic grange which will be held in 7 Grange hall tomorrow evening. Dis < cussions on several different subjects 2. of interest to the local grangers will be indulged in during the meeting as s we'll aS appropriate musical n numbers. The program for the meeting will in clude a musical selection by Marion Stems followed by a debate between stNathan Wells and w. G. Lobden, the n subject being, Are farmers better or ~ worse off with present prices and con- dttions than before the war;" Albert f Coulter and Thomas Jagoe will dis ssI0irect Markating' and Will liam Wallace and F. E. Baakeman will discuss Direct Purchasing" Mrs. Clarence Palmer and Mrs. Hasse will be heard in readings and Clarence Palmer will give talk on The Trees of Our Town" A surprise feature will be presented by Mrs. Charles Johnson and MT. Carpenter will address the gathering on Making Good Ameri- cans of Foreigners
 A numbe- of the members of the To- cal Red Men will be the guests of the tribe at West Haven tomorrow after noon at the annual field day of the order which will be held at Indian Grove in that town. The party will make the trip by trolley.
 very enthusiastic meeting of the Stratford Democratic town committee was held in their headquarters in the Christensen building Wednesday eve ming
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Peck are touring through Massachusetts, Vermont and Maine. During their trip they will be present at the graduation exercises at Wesleyan college when their daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy Peck, will be among the graduates
 Frederick Nettleton was a recent visitor in New Haven, Milford, West Haven and way stations
 Edmund Thompson of Main street has recently sold his residence and will remove his family in the near future to Easton, Pa, where MT. Thompson will be engaged in busi- ness.
 The regular weekly meeting of Oronooue lodge of Odd Fellows will be held in their hall in the town building this evening at which time the first degree will be conferred on a number of candidates.
 Co F will hold its regular weekly drill in the armory on Church stree t this evening with Captain George w Spall in command.
 MT and Mrs George Spall enter tained friends at their home on Eas Broadway Wednesday evening. r- FARM FOR SALE in Stratford. In