The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-03
MILFORD.
Especial Journal-couricr New. Service,

Milford, Conn, Aug Zone OF the
pleasant events OF Friday was a party
at the residence of Master Percy Ben
Jamin OF West Main street About 20
OF his young friends gave him CONF
plete surprise. Chairs were placed on
the lawn under the shady trees and
here the pleasant party were entertain
ed with games and mtisic and social
time. Refreshments were served on the
lawn. At the close OF the afternoon the
happy company departed for their
homes.
Miss Edna and Ruth Goldsmith en-
joyed an outing at savin Rock on FRI
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downs are.en-
tertainlng Mrs. Downs brother from
New York On Friday afternoon the
party enjoyed an outing at Double
! Beach.
Master Danrell and Miss Beatrice
Belts are spending their vacation In
New York state. While there they will
be guests OF their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Sears.
Mrs. Henry Clark OF Prospect street
is entertaining Miss Powell Of New
Jersey for the summer vacation.
s sap'f
Robert La Forge of New York city
is spending month at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Graham Of High
street
Miss Lucy Mallory Of Brooklyn is
spending her vacation in town, the
guest OF relatives on Lafayette street
Messrs Raymond and Edward Law
Of West Haven aye guestspf their aunt
Mrs. Charles Graham of, High street.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Ernest
Reck entertained a party Of friends al
tea at her residence on West Main
street. Among the guests were her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Won Hocht
and Miss Lillian Walker Of New Ha-
ven, the Misses Buckholtz OF Orange
Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Miss Lulu
Rhodes, Mrs George Wilcox, Mrs. Her.
man Rhodes and daughter. Mrs. Dema-
rest and daughter. Carrie, Of this place
A very delightful afternoon was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Human enjoyed
an outing at savin Rock, remaining
. over for the fireworks at the grove or
Friday of last week.
Mr. Keller Of Bridgeport and another
gentleman were guests Of Henry Keel
er recently.
Rev. 7. ]. Chaydeane OF Shelton oc'
cupied the pulpit at the Taylor NJ; f
church on Sunday The pastor, Rev. II
O. Gilman spent the day In Torring
, ton. where he preached at the church
of his brother, Rev B f, Gilman.
A children's fairiand sale Of fame,
article was held on the lawn at the res
idence Of Miss Sarah Allen, on Frida,
and Saturday afternoon. The lawn wa
prettlly decorated with Japanese Ian
terms A table decorated with fame,
F., crepe paper, with bouquets of sweet
: peas and crysanthemums, held an ar
: ray of pretty little articles, the handi
work of the children. A side table hel,
lemonade cake and candy The children
: In charge were the Misses Elizabeth
!, Hutchinson, Rebecca and Pearle Rob
ertson, Marion futile and Florenc
Wilcox The proceeds of the sale wer
. to be given to some charitable work.
{ At the annual meeting of the Milfor
Savings bank incorporators the follow
ing officers were elected. George N
# Gum, reelected president; Richard +
n Hepburn, president. w. Cecil Du
It rand secretary and treasurer. TIL
following board Of directors were ais
elected w. G. Mitchell Edward c
n Miles, George G. Smith, Theodor
n Thompson, r, r. Hepburn, Harry N
Merwin. George NJ. Gum, Sanfor
Hawkins, Dr. e. C. Beach, James I
Miles, w. c. Durand, Charles Lake, +
C. Peck, During the past year three {
the incorporators have died and M. ]
Tibbals, J T. Patterson, jr and Fl
} Matthewson were elected to fill the va