Republican farmer., 1919-10-03
DEVON

A warning was issued yesterday to | the inhabitants and legal voters of | the town of Milford of the annual | town meeting which will be held next Monday, Oct. 6. The purposes of this meeting as mentioned in the call are l to elect officers required by law for the town. To hear and act on the report
 of the town officers, to determine by l ballot whether any person or persons shall be licensed to sell spirituous or intoxicating liquors in this town to provide that all supplies bought by the town in the different departments shall be purchased by the Town Agent except as otherwise provided by law, to take action on the report of the Board of Finance to hear and act on the report and recommendation of the Board of Finance which recommends an appropriation of one hundred and the thousand dollars for the special purpose of constructing new and per manent pavements at Walnut Beach, on Sea Side avenue, 8 lengthy DOT ton of Gulf street and from the troll ley crossing at Far View beach through to the line between the town and the Borough of Woodmont and
 also on West Main street from Greg ory's Corner to West River street, a short stretch of West River street be- i tween West Main street and the state road and a short portion of North street between West Main street and Jefferson Bridge and the further recommendation of the Finance Board that the town issue bonds to the amount of $11O,0O0 for the pay ment of the laying of the permanent pavement recommended above. The call further provides for the consid- eratiOn of the bylaws concerning the 1 use, maintenance, construction and repairs Of sidewalks within the limits i of the said town and the removal of snow from these walks and for the nXinG of penalty for violations of
 the bylaws if they are enacted. The voters in the First voting district will meet in the town nall, those in the Second voting district in the rooms of the Devon Improvement associa- tiOn at Devon and the voters of the Third voting district will meet in Fagan's Palisade, East Broadw Myrtle Beach. The polls at all meet ing places will be open from 5:3O in the morning until o'clock in the
 afternoon.
 
 The Democratic voters of Milford are to hold two rallies this week. To- morrow evening there will be one at the Auditorium at Myrtle Beach at ! which there will be music, speeches and smokes and Friday evening there will be another at Red Mems hall on Broad street Good music and speak ing as well as eats and smokes are
 to be provided and it is the plan of those in charge to have Hon. George M. Gum address the meeting if it is possible for him to be present.
 M. J. kartzmark who has managed the Larkin House at Fort Trunlbuu beach the past season was surprised there Monday evening by the unex- pected call of a, party of some seventy five neighbors and friends largely members of the Fort TrumbulI Beach ! Fire company and the Ladies' Aux Hilary of this same company who stated that they had come in to aid
 in the celebration of his birthday oc- curing on that date. The party was made very much at home and the evening was greatly enjoyed. Music by an orchestra, dancing, card play ing and a fine luncheon all had parts
 in this evenings grand time.
 The October meeting of FreeIove Baldwin Stowe chapter, D. A. R.. will be held in the chapel house tomor-
 row, Thursday afternoon and it is desired to have as large an attend ance of members as circumstances will permit on this occasion.
 John Mathews who has been for many years employed by Mrs. NJ. w 1 Merwin has become associated with MT. Ives in the conduct of the Mill ford Auto and Repair company's gar age and will be much pleased to meet his friends there.