Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-09-19
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Mziford.
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Milford.
pRuNKEN ROW AND srABBNa AFFRAY-GENERAL
NEWS.
Sept is-Rev. +. L. Ferguson preached at the
Woodmont chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.. WIN. D. Miles celebrate the tenth an
cards Of iinVitstion to their many friends
The cottages at Woodmont and the other shore re-
families remain who intend to spend a few weeks
Rev. Mr. scofield formerly pastor of Plymouth
church, has been the guest OF Mr.. "A. Baldwin the
Tsre was good representation of Milford peo-
pie at the State fair which was held in Meriden last
Theodore Piatt. George z. Platt, Constable Amos
J. Brown and H N. Sperry have gone on the exeur-
sion Of sassacus Canton to Niagara Falls and other
joseph T. Plat has accepted a position as in
structor of stenography at the Yale Business Col
Some of the farmers about town observe the laws
of the State as well OF those Of neatness and Keep
weeds and brush
business with energy Last tuesday one Of their
steamers returned from Providence. B. L, where
l'l Georee II. Gun and family have returned from
their trip 60 Saratoga Springs.
vail on broad street Is to be ems Of excellent style
and finish, and will add much to ornament that part
The new teachers in the various schools OF the
town are Miss n Bailey in NJ MatneEsoas room ON
West Auxiliary and Miss Addie Beach at the Wood
H.
day after absence Of several weeks spent in lee
turing in the interests of the Prohibition party.
Dr. J. s. Carroll and family have returned from
their vacation, which was spentfn New Jersey.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Merwin, Of Louisville. KY, is be
ing entertained at the home of his brother, MIR.
Caleb T. Merwin at Pond Point.
The art reception last Wednesday atternoon ana
evening brought together select and pleasant COM
pany Of friends at the Marshall place on River
street, where Miss Hattie Marshall had on exhibit
tiou large number of her paintings. She was as
sisted in receiving her friends by her sisters Miss
Jerusha and Miss May Marshall of New Haven The
lIaafi0 a ana a1da
designs china paintings landscape scenes Of this
and other Places portraits and studies OF various
kinds well floral paintings, the Characteristic
OF all being their perfect representation to nature
There was drunken row on Saturday night that
created much disturbance and much annoyance to
the people living Ia the center Of the town. 1t re-
suited in stabbing ARRAY in which several persons
were injured The guilty parties were arrested and
brought to trial on Tuesday, one was fined and the
other was bound over to the next term OF the Su-
pericr court
Wallingford Notes.
running match has been arranged between VIII
liam E. Hayden and j. W. Spooler, for hundred
lars side.
The boat Of the Wallingterd grange that attracted
much attention at the Merden fair has been sent
to Norwich, where the New London county fair
commenced yesterday. Mrs. A. d. Mclean and
Mrs George A. Hopson will attend.
George A. Smith is expected to return from his
European trip next month
N. T. Ingraham has completed his livery season
at Branford Point and returned with his teams.
= L. 11~~ L. 49, T.1-n@um tz~ar