The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18
MILFORD

Fitzgerald of Boston. Rosenbaum student, was fined a total of S57 in the court yesterday morning on two counts; one for breach of the peace and the second for assault. He at- tackled Roswell F'urman, one of the graduating class of M. H. S., in front of Cornwall's store on Wednesday af- ternoon. inficting considerable injury. The summer quarterly meeting and outing of the New Haven Christian Endeavor Union will be held at the <srange Congregational church on Sat ury:ay, July 10. A number of the en- deavorers of the First church will at tend
 The graduation exercises of the Lauralton Hall school took place yes terday before a large number of peo- pie. They were of a high order and only words of praise are spoken by those who witnessed them.
 The grammar school graduates fol- lowed up their successful exercises or Wednesday with a reception and so- cial time in the evening, many pa rents and friends attending to eel Il o'clock before the janitor was able to close up for the night.
 There is prospect for a fine season at Fort TrunJbull Beach. The closing of the schools in nearby towns has resulted in something like a rush and nearly every cottage is occupied re- gardless of the high rents-
 The assembly hall at the Central school was filled Wednesday at the I, rnyr1a v school. There were 92 graduates, in cluding those of the Devon school. The program consisted mainly of songs, and the work of the scholars in that respect is spoken of in the high est terms.
 Judge J. D. Brown, Jr., made an a.d- dress upon the topic, Making Young Americans" not failing to call atten- ton to the importance of public school life in breaking down class and other distinctions, and cementing friend ships in a way to standardize Ameri- can citizenship. Superintendent H. | Mathewson presented the diplomas and complimented the eighth grade highly; and, indeed, they were a bright, enthusiastic lot of young peo- pie Principal Holbeck presided
 It was Children's day at Laurelton Hall Wednesday and beautiful play "The Fairies Lesson," was presented as the main item of interesting program. The leading characters were: Fairy queen, Doris Purdy; snow queen, Frances Barry; butter flies, Anna Ortolani Rita Burns ano Kathleen OConnell; April, Imelda Nc. Carthy; May, Frances Foehr; June Helen Reed; July, Sally Marshall August, Lorraine Powers; September Beatrice Arreaga; October, Clarice F'opian-
 The Federated Brotherhood, whic1 is in process of formation, being { consolidation, in a way of the variou: church brotherhoods of the town, vii not engage in active work before Oc tober, and it is evident that the chic function of the society will be in ar ranging suitable programs of enter. tainment of an instructive charactel for the benefit of the citizenship gen, erally.
 Trere was a minor wreck on tn, New Haven turnpike Wednesday af ternoon, a Bridgeport car and a Mas sachusetts car coming into collision No one was injured.
 Miss Margery Glenn Merritt, daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Merritt ana AlDert Mlnh, or brlUSeport, Wer married at St. Peters rectory Wednes day afternoon at 2:30 by Rev. G. Ev erett Knollmeyer. Miss Amelia Fash lein acted as the bridesmaid, an John Dunn supported the groom
 There will be a meeting of St. Pc ter's Mems club on Monday evenin at the parish house. and Rev. Robe1 Bell will address the men at tha tine- Incidentally, the bowling ale connected with the parish house proving one of the attractions of tn