The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-06
'5O HAYMAKERS
 INSTRUCT TRAMPS
American Day Committee Meeting Scheduled For
 Thursday.
Especial to The Times,

the members of the ORenuck Hay makers association enjoyed one of the best and most enjoyable meetings Of the year in their hall on Church street last evening when several tramps were taught the arts of uaak- ing hay by electric lights The de gree work was exempaified ia fine manner by the lecal degree team which was in fine form, several new features being added The anstalla- ton of officers took phaee during the meeting, the work being done by Deputy State Chief Haynaaker wes- ley Morehelse who was assisted by several of the past chief hayHakeas of the local association. Those in. stalled werai Chief Giayma4aer, CIin- ton S. Coe; assistant chief thay1naker, Raymond Coe; overseer, Edward H. Beers; collector of straws, EHert IA ] Beardsaey; keeper of bundles. George A. Fhdrrhield Following the meeting refreshments were served and Sociaa time enjoyed by all present. An important meeting of the Amer 1 tcan Day committee will be held in the town court room Thursday even- ing at which time many of the plans 1 will be perfected for the parade which 1 will be held in town on May l. At
 
 expected that everw organization in town will be represented.
 l A very enjoyable time was spent Saturday evening when Miss Florence | Mallory entertained a few of her friends at an Easter party given at her home on BroadbIidge avenue. The rooms and tables were prettilS decorated with Lavender and white  i of the scheme of decorations. Games and dancing were enjoyed until a late 1 hour when the guests were served with a buffet luncheon Those who partoodz of the good time were the Misses Viola and Beatrice Paquette, 1 Beatrice Hoyt Leona HuTSehfeld | Ethel Whitehead. Violet Paulson, Mill | dred Finge, Myrtle AbQborn, Mildred Lane, Edna Witcoxson, aErd the Messrs. WiA.azn Stevens, Albert Kfst- Ter, David Alderman. Arthur Ellison Edward Wilkinson, James Shehan, George Deveant Irving Shaw, Waltei Mallory, Clifford Casey and Elenor CopeHNI
 A very Important meeting of the Past SacheurS' association of Oke- muck tribe will be held at the home l of William Howard Wilcoxson, 16I Blakenan Place, on "Wednesday l evening of this week at which time several matters pertaining to the tn- terest of the tribe will be discussed. AS this will be the last meeting be- ! fore the great council session it is expected that matters pertaining to the members of the association at. | tending the session will also be dis cussed- A full attendance is desir- 1 ed.
 An important meeting of the mem bers of the Stratford Fire Depart ment will be held in their headquar- | ters at the center this evening be- ginning promptly at o'clocOx
 R. E. Scranton, of North GH1l1ford, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Martin Knapp, of East Broadway, yester- day.
 The members of the bowling team representing the local fire depart ment will bowl the fast Singer team of Bridgeport at the local alleys on Thursday evening of this week.
 Charles Theis of Cos Cob, was en. | tertained at the home of MT. an6 Mrs. William Mallory of Broadbridgt 1 avenue, ounOdy.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Shaw were
 the recent guests of their son Cyri
 Shaw at his home on Broadbridgt avenue.
 l Four applications were received a,
 the meeting of Okenuck tribe whicl
 was held in their wigwam on Churcl
 street, last evening.
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