The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-03
ORONoQUE LODGE INSTITUTES ITS NEW OFFICERS Students of Stratford High School Give Very Pleas
 ing Dance ACTIVITIES IN
 ALL CHURCHES Scores Made By Different Teams at the Bowling
 Alleys
Special to The Times.)

 grands: Warden, Erwin Hoag; con l ductor, Frank Polaski; chaplain, Philip l R. s. N. G., Warren Beatty; L. S. N. G., Benamin Hubert; R. $. s., Charles Nelson; L. s. S., Harry Knghorn; inside guardian, Clifford Leavenworth; outside guar dian, Edward Manchester; R. s. V. G., George Vance; and L. s. V. G., Sylvester Leonard.
 The meeting. which was a most 1n- teresting one, was attended by a dele gation of the members of Wepowage lodge of Milford. Following the bus mess of the evening addresses were made by some of the visitors and To- cal members, this being followed by clam showder being served!
 On January 30 the state officers of the order will pay a fraternal visit to the local lodge.
 The dance given in the Futile audi torium by the students of the Strat- ford High school last evening proved to be one of the most popular events of the season, being largely attended, and all enjoying a very pleasant even ing Music for the event was rem dered by the High School orchestra and was pronounced excellent by the gathering Many handsome costumes were in evidence about the hall
 On Monday evening, January F, the local people will be given an oppor- tunity to hear two Of the survivors of the Lusitania at the Congregational which will be given under the auspices of the Mems club of the church when the Royal Welsh Concert company of which the Lusitania survivors are members will take part. This enter tairment will be big treat for the local people and will undoubtedly be largely attended.
 The Watch Night held Wednesday from g to 12 at night was a great success. The song service led by F. B. Floyd, was spirited and the ad- dress by the Rev. R. c, Whitehead d gave the people much food for thought At the social hour, 10 to II, refreshments were served and a violin solo by MT. A. Smith, accom- panier by Miss Carey, and soprano solo by Miss Catherine Brett The closing hour of service took the form Of sym oosium, looking to the new year why Go to Church?" was presented by P. P. Haven. Personal Devotion" by A. G. Baldwin. Faith 1 by W. Davis. worship by E. w 1 Peck. "My Neighbors." by T. E. Brown Prayer" by MT. G. Carey l Clarence Parsons sang two gospe ! solos during the hour. The last few , minutes of the year were spent 1T i prayer. The meeting closed as the l bell rang in the new year with a joy. ous peal. The generous offering wen l to the sexton. l The Sunday services at 10:30 ana l 7:3o when the Holy Communion witt l the reception of members, and thu consideration of some things to b. dome in the new year. Sermons b! the pastor.
 The week of prayer will be observ
 ed in a series of meetings covering
 four nights. Tuesday, Wednesday
 Thursday and Friday at 8 o'clock
 The Ladies' Aid society meets Tues
 day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The W. F ; M. S. meets Friday afternoon at 2:3 o'clock. Both meetings are to be il
 the church.
 l Morning service at the Congrega tiona1 church at 10:3o, with Com
 munion and reception of members. A this time the new order of servic l ; ed. The minister, Rev. R. c. White head, will preach on the subject, 9Th : Christ of the New Year" Evenin ! service at 7:3o in Packard hall. Tn minister will continue the series c } addresses on Congregational leader! speaking on the theme, 'Intelectue . Leadership - Jonathan Edwards. ; Sunday school at 12, following tn morning service. Young People t Meeting at 6:3o, topic Belief tha l Conquers All" Leader, Ethlyn Pink erman. Conservation meeting. i, A very handsome picture was pre- scented last evening when the door :. of the Stratford club, on Nichols ave
 nue, were thrown open to the child
 ren Of the neighborhood who wer
 the guests of the club members .
 the annual Christmas tree entertain r ment. The hall was filled to it's ca f pacity and each child was given e present which was greaty apprecia1 n led. The decorations and the tre '. made the club rooms a handsome pit 0 ture.
 e Relatives of MT. and Mrs. CharIe Trean, who were asphydated frol
 1 gas while they were sleeping at the
 home, S2 Sachs street Wednesda
 night, were located yesterday aftel
 noon. Mir. Trean's parents, who al both living, reside in Waterbury, an Mrs. Trean's parents, also both li' ing, are MT. and Mrs. Hall of Mflfor |. A regular weekly drill of Co. L W,
 held in their arnory on Chure :. l street last evening. The first rif ,~ practice of the year was held durir n the evening. Following the drill al ,e rife practice the regular week " bowling games were rolled.
 Louis B. Peck, chairman of u it board of assessors, announced ye m terday that the work Of the reyalu 6: l tion of the property of the toy l bc> ne