Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-30
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
MILFORD.

May 2o.-Rev Mr. cleveland of Oxford preached
in the First church last Sunday.
the dream and desire of our George Van Horn post,
G. A. is at last realized and has arrived and is
ready to bs placed on the foundation which is now
ready for it.; The dedcatory exercises viii take
Sfrs. Julia Beach Snow arrived here from San
Francisco last Friday and will spend the season with
h1 George Bosworth Of Boston was in town Sunday
at the home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bos-
Miss C. NJ Strong Of New York. who has charge
Of the missionary mar york ong the Spanish gopIia
Missionary society Friday afternoon last
At the church meeting held last Sunday morning
Ferguson Of Yale university to become their pastor
for one year. Mr.. Ferguson comes with excellent
charge of. and as the people seem united and har-
nonous in their action in calling him, the prospect
for prosperous future for the church under his
Preparations are being made for the celebration
Miss Jessie Tomlinson intends to start for Colora-
aa19 W. stowe IS bnng handsoe new resi-
deRce at Meadows End that will be as stylish as
Henry c. Miles has received the appointment
from the Superior court arbitrator on some
mill property near Bridgeport that the towns want
Mr. Burr of Shelton, an officer Of the Derby Silver
company. has been enjoying the sea air ct Burns
Memorial day win be observed as usual by the
special exercises will be an address by Mr.. Thorpe
Some disappointment is felt because the corner
stone of the new monument was not laid on this
Miss Annie NJ. Ford and Mr. George Petree were
married the residence of the brides parents, Mr.
ana ana ME Ftzgerad of st Pstsrs Church
with the impressive Episcopal marriage service.
North Haven.
THE SOLDIER DEAD-To-DAY's EXERCISES AT MEMOIR
HALL.
May 29-Memoriaa Hall is to be open for the
usual service in memory Of our soldier dead to-
m GROW afternoon at $50 O'Clock. EX-Chaplain
oil han nd q
under the direction of Professor Bush OF New Ha-
ven will furnish good music at the hall ana GENE
terry. The ladies to decorate the hall with How
ers which to be placed upon the graves OF the
1 rades.
| On Sunday the Congregational church was hand
| somely decorated with flowers. lovely pink ana
white cactus containing fifty three blossoms was
surrounded by large bouquets Of white lilacs which
1 as a whole looked exceedingly pretty Inc cactus
belonged to Mrs. Uri Butler, whe has very hand
1 some red one of different variety
F. @. Bradley left Yesterday morning 20 attend
the national prohibition convention at.Indianapo-
| lis, Ind, as State delegate.
Mrs. Eliza Mansfield, who was seriously i'll a
| aud to walk outdoors She attended by DR..
McGaughey of Walngford.
Mrs. g. NJ Bailey OF Hartford has been in town
for visit to relatives. Mrs. Bailey was formerly
Miss Hattie Moulthrop of this place.
| Mir. Alvah B. Coe and his son Frank of Middle.
field, were in town on business few days since and
/ took dinner with their friend, F. L. Mansfield.
The farmers begin to think they would prefer
some of this weather next July and August.
| Measles is again quite prevalentin town.
| steamer 2,s House.
At steamer 2s house new stairways, sliding
poles, stalls, lockers and closets are being put
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