The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-28
MILFORD

The local union of the Carpenters and Joiners held their annual election of officers at the meeting in TibbaPs about thirty members present and re- treatments were served after the bus
 iness meeting. The following officers
 were elected; President. John K. Sul- livan; vice president. William Craft;
 financial secretary, J. B. Garrison,
 Recording secretary, Carl Qriswold;
 treasurer, Harris Rhodes, trustee for
 three years, Harry Merwin. The busi-
 ness agent will be elected at the next
 meeting of the union.
 Rev. F. A. Summer who was for
 merly pastor of the First Church in
 Milford and who is now the president
 of a college in Alabama, is in town house at Pond Point for the sum- mer.
 The ice cream and strawberry fes-
 tival given by the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church in the church parlors yesterday afternoon was at- tended by a large number of ladies who had an enjoyable time. The Democratic Town committed have recommended that T. B. Ford of Welchs Point be appointed a mem Der of the Board of Finance to suc- ceed the late George w. Munson. This appointment is made by the Board of Selectmen on the recommends ton of the Democratic Town commit tee. The Board of Finance is com posed of both Democrats and Republi- cans and as MT. Munson was a Dem ocrat, a Democrat will be named tc succeed him.
 Officer Hubbard who was injured at Devon when he was caught betweer | two automobiles going in opposite directions, is around again rone the | worse for the episode, except for e few bruises.
 Miss Mabel Clarke daughter of MT | and Mrs. David Leland Clarke is to be
 married to Edward Nelson Taylor or July 1, at the First Congregations | church. Invitations to attend have been received by a number of friend. in Milford.
 The big tent for the ChautauQue | meetings will arrive in town Monda, and will be erected on the green jus east of the Plymouth church All ar. | ra angements for the meetings have been completed and 1t is believed tha: 1 the Chatauqua will be enjoyed by tn, | largest crowds that ever witnessed one in Milford. J. H. Rice of New Haven who ha, | the contract for curbfng the green i pushing the work along, and wher completed will do much to keep tn, ! drivers of automobiles and wagons from tresspassing on the green ant | trampling on the grass.
 Ansantawae Lodge A and F. M. vii celebrate St. Johnss day on Sunda. with appropriate exercises in theil
 rooms and afterwards will attend tn, i evening service at the First Congr0 gattonal church where the pastor tn, l Rev. Leslie J. Briggs will preach ol
 St. John.
 | Masses at St. MaFy's church will b.
 at 8 o'clock followed by Sunday schoo Il and high mass at 1O:S0 followed b, | benediction. | Masses at St Gabrieps walnu Beach will be at s:30 and s:30. Sun day school will follow the first mass Mass at the Woodmont chapel vii be at 9:30 o'clock.
 l The funeral of John H. McLough lin, who died after a few hours sick
 ness at his home in Whee1er's Farms yesterday morning, will be held Mon day at 9:30 o'clock from the home o
 his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Mo lLoughlin, Central avenue and at 1 o'clock from St. Mary's church wher
 a solemn high mass of requiem vii
 be celebrated. Burial will be in tn Mclaughlin family plot in St. Mary Icemetery. The deceased was one o Milford's best known citizens havfn been in, business here for numbe
 of years.