Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-02
STATE ConnEspopNDENoE.,,.'


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Oct. Thirty Of the relatives az Mrs Harriet |
futile assembled at her home on Tuesday ia
honor Of herbirthday. As has been aI,tIy said, |
nnis q ra sRssr anS,Ts Say o.
day observed for other purposes by the Tnttie
family, consequently Tuesday was selected for
The party gathered in the morning, spent the
time glsa nt n sssetngs END rsns
p aoser sso sna fssaE
Haven spoke at some length, referring to former
Who were foremost in giving pleasure to others,
were missed having been called "over the river. =
We cannot mourn Tor them, but give our sympa-
poem written for the occasion by New Haven
relative was read by q North Haven niece.
birthday greeting we glad would bring
Around the hearthstone where, we are told
Grandfather used his children to hold.
Then grandchildren came, one by one,
To gather around the old hearthstone,
Their chidrens children are here to-day,
Glad, with US all their respects to pay.
Friends and sa 1eighbors, toe, are with us here.
For want Of time cannot relate
The pride in this day we celebrate.
J.w.Tuttle and IL: Tuttle Of North Haven, NJ
Haven and others remarked briefly and Kindly
In the afternoon the party gathered under the
fle dressed in costume Of nifty years ago, came
out and was congratulated on her fine appear
anybody present; for fashion, like history, repeats
itself -Four generations were represented at the
| party. which is now only memory. The fami-
Mrs Harriet Tuttle, J.W .Tuttle L. P. Tuttle, Mrs
| James Smith Of North Haven, D. Umberfeld, J.
Hicks and Mrs. Mary Swan Of Fair Haven, NJ W.
futile and e. Clinton and Andrew Clinton OF
Wallingford
Milford.
Oct. Rev. Mr.. Soofield, a former pastor OF
Plymouth church, has occupied that pulpit for
the last two Sundays.
| been visiting friends here the past week.
| DR.. E. B. Heady expects to attend the meeting
Of physicians which is to be held at the Yale
tism ism. NJ. 49,. -. p.,.,,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. william M Merwin have returned
from Battle Creek, Mich, where they have beer
The new set of encyclopedias have been pur
chased for the graded school to replace the ones
E. P. Avery intends to build another house OF
his lot on Wharf street.
Miss Justine Ingersoll Of New Haven will giys
for the benefit Of the Milford public on October
g under the auspices Of the Junior Aid society o.
happy gathering of the children Of Rev. Mr.
Paradise parish was seen surrounding the rec
joyfng themselves with games and variou
amusements, A supper completed the success
of the occasion.
George Roydon died at his residence on Mon
day after an illness of several weeks, aged sixty
two years.
Burglars attempted an entrance into Georg
Strong's residence last Friday night but wer
unsuccessful, an alarm being given by dog.
The "Frogs of Windham,'w will be the attractio
| next week, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
| in the town hall. Those who take part in the en-
tertainment are enthusiastic in their commends
| ton of it, and there will doubt be goo
house to appreciate 1t.
The New Haven county meeting of auxiliarie
| of the New Haven branch of the Women's boar
of missions will be held In Plymouth church o
Thursday Of this week. The Misses Leith, mil
sionaries from Japan, will address both mornin
| and afternoon meotinps