Republican farmer., 1919-12-26

The Red Men will have for their guests at their hall on the evening of Friday, the 18th, from 50 to 75 children and will serve to them d high grade turkey dinner unabridged that to be followed by a Christmas tree delivery sure to make glad their hearts without exception and to send them to their homes with tender recollections of Ackenash tribe.
 The children will be gathered up in automobiles without regard to race, creed or color, but with a pref erence for those who may be thought likely to come a little shy at Christ mas time, and will be returned to their homes in similar manner after they have been entertained to the limit practically as above de- scribed.
 A special town meeting has been called for tonight the twenty-third at eight o'clock at the Town Hall The items of business to be consid- cred are: To obtain authority to bor- row s150,0O0 on notes in anticipa- ton of taxes to cover immediate de- mands-this is an annual custom; to hear and act upon the report of the committee appointed for re- naming streets; and to accept cer- tain deeds in favor of the town cov- erlng conveyance of property The session should not be a long one.
 Miss Evelyn Law who is taking a post graduate course at the New FIa- ven hospital, has been at home for d short vacation
 Mrs. E. A. Moore, returns to her home at Dayton, Ohio. today after visit of several weeks passed with friends in Milford.
 Methodist notes: Epworth league business meeting postponed for one week. On Monday, Mrs. Beach's Sunday school class goes to the Methodist Home for the Aged at West Haven to carry baskets of fruit and render program. Alethea Circle meeting postponed for one week. Mid-week prayer meeting as usual.
 The cantata The Manager Throne" rendered by the choir on Sunday morning proved to be a beautiful composition and was well rendered. Frank Graham, Mir. and Mrs Charles Budgen, and Miss Hazel Griswold taking solo parts
 The oyster company has finished work on the new coal pocket at the docks at the foot of Gulf street and are now engaged in repairing the docks, adding new spiles, and re- planking.
 The f1remen are already at work on the preIiminaries of their annual ball, which comes during the early part of February
 The golden wedding of Mir and Mrs. Merritt Ford was celebrated on Saturday evening by upward of 40 relatives and friends who gathered at their home on Ford street to con- gratulate them and pass a happy evening with them.
 Gold coin of the realm was much in evidence as gifts, and the pleas ures of the occasion were enhanced by music Of an orchestra, and by vocal and instrumental selections by Lorenzo Oviatt.
 The Rosenbaum school dorrnato- ries are dark, nearly all of the students having left town for the holidays.
 The Red Men will have for their guests at their hall on the evening Of Friday, the 26th, from 50 to 75 children and will serve to them a high grade turkey dinner unabrj 3 | that to be followed by a Christmas tree delivery sure to make glad their hearts with out exception and to send them to their homes with tender recollections of Actkenash tribe.
 The children will be gathered up in autom obiles, without regard to race creed or colorA but with a preference for those who may be thought likely to come a little shy at Christmas time and will be return ed to their homes In a similar manner after they have been entertained to the limit practically as above described.
 i special town meeting has been called for Tuesday evening, the 23rd, at s o'clock at the town hall The items of business to be considered are: To obtain authority to borrow $50 0od on notes in anticipation of taxes to cover immediate mands---this IS an annual custom; to hear and act upon the report of the committee appointed for remaining streets; and to accept certain conveyance of property. The esssion should not be a long one.
 Miss Evelyn Law, who is taking a post graduate course at the New Ha- ven hospotal, has been at home for short vacation.
 Mrs. E. A. Moore returns to her home at Dayton, Ohio. today after a visit of several weeks passed with friends in Milford
 Methodist notes: Epworth league business meeting postponed for one week. On Monday, Mrs. Beach's Sun day school class goes to the Metho- dist Home for the Aged at West Ha- ven to carry baskets of fruit and render a program. Alethea Circle meeting postponed for one week. Midweek prayer meeting as usual.
 The cantata The Manager Throne" rendered by the choir on Sunday morning proved to be & beautiful composition and was well rendered, Frank Graham, MT. and Mrs. Charles Budgen, and Miss Hazel GriswoId taking solo parts.
 The oyster company has finished work on the new coal pocket at the docks at the foot of Gulf street and are now engaged in repairing the docks, adding new spiles and re-