The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-29

cluding Rev. R. D. O'Loughlin of the | Peoria, H., diocese, a nephew of Rev J. J. Duggan, pastor of the church.
 Father Duggan will deliver the ser
 mon for the occasion, speaking on l Priesthood" Following the mass both Fathers Doaan and Mccarthy will
 bestow their blessings upon the con- gregation +@
 In the afternoon Father Dolan will
 be at the home of his parents in Sau-
 gatuck where he will hold a reception to his many friends.
 The organist of the church. Miss
 Jane Riley has prepared a special pro-
 gram for the mass. The regular
 church choir will sing Batteman's 's
 mass. They will be assisted by Miss
 Helena Willard, member of St. l Mary's choir of Norwalk and a noted
 singer. She will render an Ave Ma will be Mrs. Grumman. who possesses a rare soprano voice, and who Is a ] visitor in town being guest at the I Compo Inn. She has kindly volun- teered her services Vincent Williams and Joseph Pagan, two Westport boya sist. N I ] Father Dolan is a native of Saul gatuck the son of MT. and Mrs. John Dolan. His father has been a trus- tee of the Church of the Assumption for years. The young man has ai- ways had market predilection for holy ordern and early in life determifl- ed to become a priest.
 He secured his earlier education in the local schools and at one time att tended a business school in Norwalk. Eleven years ago he entered St. Thorn as Seminary at Hartford. From
 there he was advanced to St. Johns a a philosophy and three years of theol- ogy He completed his course at St. Mary's at Baltimore where on June 21 he was ordained by Cardinal Gibbons. Father Dolan has been adopted by Bishop Milan for labors in the diocese bishop within few days and will be assigned a charge His legion of friends here wish him godspeed in hts future work.
 Rev. sR. D. OLoughlin of the Peo- his uncle. Rev J. J. Duggan of the Church of the Assumption will sail on the Mauretania on Tuesday for a three months vacation on the conti- nent. Father O'Loughlin will assist at Father Dolan's .drst mass to-mor- row. at
 Rev. J. J. Duggan united in marriage this morning Mics Lucy cananan of Westport and MT. Edward Andrew Farrell of Brooklyn, N. Y. The bride is a native of Ireland and has been in this country less than month. The ceremony was performed at Il o'clock
 Mis-. Trsnces GalbsEti. vel yell ' known ' .sa bride this morning of Arego Luciano. also of Weetport. The ceremony was performed at 10 o'clock at the Church of the Assunnption by the pastor, Rev. J ]. Duggan. Mahy of the mepbers of the Children of Mary of which the bride is a member attended the nup- tials. Miss Jane, Riley. the organ ist at the processional played the Bri- dal Chorus from L.ohengfin, and at the Erecessional. Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
 According to reports. the barn dance at the barn of Charles Mills was about the best ever held in Greens Farms who had the good fortune to attend. Among the merrymakers present were John Duffy. Joseph Sands. George Al-i len, Ethel Barnes, Marion Nolan, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Allen. Helen Allen, AL bert Linxweiler. Harold Baker Ed erfne Miller. MT. and Mrs Oscar Lewis, William Lewis. Elizabeth Walsh, Owen Feeney, Ethel Mills, John Mills, Mary sLehn, John Iehn, William Lel1n, Fred Jennings. Charles Lewis, Peter Muehr and others. x pr. J. M% Nolan has been ap1 . pleas ure trip. to New York for the pest few days.
 Harry Avery of the Roseville district is dashing about on a new motor cy- cle
 The Independents of Norwalk stack up against the Westports tomorrow at 3:30 o'clock at the Spring Hill grounds. Miller and Burke will be in the works for the locals.
 Edwin B. Jennings of Greens Farms is spending two weeks at Middle beach. Madison with her daughter. Mrs. Louis Denniston at her cottage.
 Miss Josephine Sullivan of Sanga-s tuck will become the bride pn Monday morning at 10 o'clock. of MT. Harry S. Gallagher. also of Saugatuck. The ceremony wifi be performed by Rev. |J. J. Kennedy. The bride is the sister of John J. Sullivan the local newsdealer. The groom IS employed at Aliens market.
 The members of the Junior Holy Name Society, about 70 boys of the Church of the Assumption, and the Girls Immaculate Conception Society will attend confession next Saturday and on Sunday will attend Holy Com munion in a body. The children will form in procession on the lawn of the rectory and will then march into the church.