Republican farmer., 1919-04-25

Milford physician who has been sta tioned in Georgia, has been trans ferred to the Greenhut hospital in
 New York City. This is a hospital for
 the treatment of convaIescent sol diers. s.5s
 While in New York Saturday Mrs.
 Theodore Keller of Roger avenue and her daughter, Miss Julia, accompanied the Welcome Home committee that
 went down New York bay on the po- lice patrol boat to meet the returning
 soldiers. They witnessed many touch ing scenes and had a very pleasant experience.
 The Misses Catherine, Marie and Marguerite Maher of Fort Trumbu1l Beach are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. J. Maher, of Orange street, New Haven.
 Miss Ruby Gibson and nephew, Raymond Float Of Myrtle Beach, are making an extended trip to Boston.
 Miss Bertha Steele of Rogers ave- nue has returned from Brooklyn where she spent her Easter vacation. | Iit s5I1iI4N Cl Fo1Al O1 LIlS lOtiAANA1Ai5 SA
 the local branch of the Daughters of Castile, was celebrated last night by a. theatre party at the Colonial the- atre. after which a bouniful lunch
 was served at the Knights Of Colum- bus hall
 Dr. and Mrs. George H. Nett1eton
 of New Haven have returned home after a visit to MT. anr Mrs. Sheldon Bassett over Easter.
 MT and Mrs Leopold Rotchild of
 the Colonial" are again at home af-
 ter visiting in Ne.- York.
 D. P Hoyt received serious in-
 juries by falling from a, building on
 which he was working at Walnut Beach. Much sympathy is expressed for Mir. Hoyt who is a member of the
 Acl1enash Tribe of Red Men.
 Each member of the Minute Wo-
 men is requested to be present at the home of Mrs. ManIey J. Cheney Fri day afternoon at which time the com Ipany will be disbanded as it's work is
 finished.
 On Friday morning between g and 10 o'clock the Travelling Government Exh hibition of Battle Relics and War Materials, direct from the Western Front, will be on exhibition on the west bouud siding near the railroad station. It consists of arms and am intuition, guns and projectiles big and little, trench mortars hand gren- ades, gas masks. soldiers clothing of various kinds, naval depth bombs for sea wolf submarines and much other junk picked up on the battle fields. There will be short descriptive talks by Eovernmnt employees and soldiers and one talk will be by Major Ca milIe Edazeau, of the 56th Coast Artil- lery, formerly of Milford The Goodyear Metallic Rubber Co. baseball team will give a, dance at the Town hall, Friday evening, May ?. to obtain funds to purchase uniforms, bats, etc They expect to have a fine team which will play games with
 many good hines in Milford through out the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Jones of Gulf street have gone to Portland, Oregon, for the summer.
 l On Friday evening the rife team
 from Co. will go to New Haven for
 8 return match with Troop A and
 they expect to return victorious. 1 Don't forget the minstrel cabaret Of the High school Athletic association which will be held tomorrow night at i the Auditorium. The committee hav- l ing the program in charge has had
 the assistance of Principal Gorhan of the High school and has arranged for many fine songs, wholesome jokes and lots of fun.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. c. Calverly of the l Willard, Fort TrumbuII Beach, have 1 returned from their annual sojoUrn i to Florida and will open the hotel ut