The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-08
NEW MILFORD NEWS

The funeral of Garry B. Murphy, who died Sunday, was held from his late home on Poplar street, Wednes- day afternoon, the services being att tended by a large number of relatives and acquaintances of the family, which testified to the high esteem in which the deceased was held. Rev. C.. H. Johnson, pastor of the Congrega- tiona1 church, officiated- The local union of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters were present in a body, and the bearers were members of that organization, which, at its meeting Wednesday evening, passed appropri- phys death. The interment was in tke Center Cemetery, and despite the extreme weather many gathered gather ,4 at Mrs. McMahon, wife of A. H. McMa- hon, of South Main street. met with a painful accident, Wednesday after near the residence o1 pr. Staub. the fall resulting in a dislocated shoulder She was removed home and attended by Drs. Day and King. who reduced the fracture. Mrs. McNGahon will be confined indoors for while, and it will probably be several months be- fore she sregains the use of her arm. She was on her way to attend a meeting of St. Johns guild when the mishap occurred
 A pleasant home wedding occurred on Church Hill, Washington, Wednes- day noon, when Clifford Woodruff was married to Miss Flora Seabury, daughter or MT. ana 4TSs EtODGrI SGa- bury, at the home of the bride. Only immediate relatives witnessed the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Robert E. Carter, pastor of the CongregationaI church of that town. The wedding party drove to this sta ton, where the couple took the train for g. trip which will include Balti- more and other cities in that locality. On their return they will reside at the home of the groom
 ". M. Miller received the intelli- 11aT1v.G Ia F14 1rNf mother, which occurred at the home of her daughter in McGra'w, N. Y. MT. Miller left town Friday night to attend the funeral, which was held in Honesdale, Pa., the former home of A very generous patronage was giv- en the annual supper and bazaar giv- en under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church, Thursday evening, in Roger Sherman attractive tables during the evening" and the affair was most pleasant informal event as well as a success to $1oO. The young ladies of the church acted as waitresses. The sales from the table of fancy articles was gratifying and the members of the Jl1nior Ieague Conducted a sale inde- pendently of their elders, the proceeds of which are to be used for a special object
 Mrs. H, W. Chatterton will leave home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Harry Worthington and family are occupying their residence, recently purchased of S. R. Hill, on Bridge St., having taken possession Thursday
 The Monday club. will resume it's which time President Green of the National Bank will speak on Bank ing and a paper on New Orleans will be read by Mrs. G. H. Wright
 Addis & Addjs have been retained in the case of Fannie E. Bostwick vs. Frank E. Bostwick, and in that of Thomas s Richmond vs. Richard Ekmanenux- Both cases are pending for trial before the February term of the superior court for this county.
 Mrs. Carl Hipps who returned home from Stamford recently after several months treament in a sanitariurn thought to be steadily regaining her
 Arthur B. Murphy has petitioned the probate court for the appointment of an administrator upon the estate of his mother, the late Mrs. Antha J. Murphy.
 Mrs. John S. watson, of Jersey City, is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs A. H. McMahon.
 Miss Adeline Hurd of Newtown has been the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. F. J. Camp.
 St. Johns parish of this place is among the beneficiaries under the will of the late Deacon Edward w. Marsh of Bridgeport. Notification to that effect was made to the rector, Rev. J. F. Plumb, this week, by the judge of the Bridgeport Rrobate court.