Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-26
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Milford.

Sept. a5-Dr. John Young of Brooklyn is visit |
ing his daughter, Mrs. DR., Putney.
Rev. F. h. Adams of Phoenix, R. 1: ,oficiated in
at the Friday evening service and occupy the
pulpit again next Sunday.
Several from this place attended the state 1alr
in Meriden last week.
: Charles Tomlinson of this place ives nominated
for sheriff Of New Haven county at the the demo-
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin 81. Fowler, who nave
been spending the greater part of the summer
at the Adirondack mountains, have been making
a short visit among. their friends here.
There was parish tea given at the rectory OF
st. Peters church by Rev. and Mrs Paradise on
The social Of Plymouth church was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stiles Smith on
The New Haven county meeting of the aux
Board of Missions win be held in this place next
Thursday, morning and afternoon 1t is expect
ed that Miss Lietch will address the ladies'.
some picture of Rev. F. L. Ferguson, which is
fine piece Of work and reflects great credit on her
First church by the Ladies' society, the Y. T: S.
G. E. and children of the Sunday schoo! OF me
and mas been placed IN sse Of
years.
| The social gathering held at the residence of
Mrs. Charlotte Nettleton last week was pleas
ant occasion TO those who were privileged 70 az,
| tend. Mrs. Nettleton is genial hostess and all
Mes Of from the SOUTH
gave an address on educational work in the south
in the chapel of the First church on wednesday
| evening.
Southington.
| place at the residence of Mr.. r. T. Davies on
| Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties
Miss Clara Davies of this place. Rev. Mr. Chnr-
chill ofliclated The young people t naVe eli, M,ae
their home in Ph II deli
Miss Bridget Shields, who went west in very
door health several months ago, is much better
| and is teaching school in Denver, Col
The old bell which for many years has hung IN
a little belfry on Plants hall in Plantsville has
been taken down and placed on Blakesee Broth
ers' factory building.
Mr.. John c. Collins of Plantsville is taking O
Hook and Ladder Company No. has presented
Chief Osborne with handsome silver trumpet
Miss Edna Hedges of Helena, Montana, is
The selectmen's annual report will show thai
the total assets of the town are Ss5,350 and thu
Professor Trisch, the popular leader for a mum
Der of years of the Liederkranz Singing society
tonic Signing society of New Haven and will re
George Williams is recovering from a sever
| attack OF fever.
Pennington.
| Sent 25-The excitement over the suicide @
| Miss Beecher in the Pennington river last FIR
| day afternoon has subsidized, and the usual quie
of the village is restored. One question has nc
been satisfactorily answered in regard to it, how
ever, and that is, why, after being in charge of
nurse all summer3and only few days befoI
mother that she would drown herself in the rive
was she left to herself-her mother and nurs
spending the day together in Hartford. A valui
BILE diamond ring, it is rumored, was lost frol
her finger.
David Colt and Trowbridge Darlington attende
f the Meriden fair on Thursday of last week =,
sdo and on
Britain avenue, cobbled in connection with Il
> one in front of Rev. L. X. Fessenden's. Mi
= Anna Hart has also done likewise from her hou
on High street.
l. Miss Mary E. Humphrey has been staying wi
II Miss Helen Case on Pennington avenue, Hal
ford, since the death of Miss Cases father, N
~ Newton Case.
~ The conductors on the Town hall, under L
direction of Postmaster Deming, are beil
. | strengthened and turned through the stone WI
u into the cellar drain where they should have be
1t in the first place instead Of washing out t
" Mr.. Alexis Bartlett left earlywednesday moi
IN ing to join the freshman class in Yale and I
IN doubtedly was in the victorious rush with t
sophomores. Mr.. Walter Vorce left also We
q, nesday to join his class in the Boston school
y, y Miss Mae Darlington returned home on Nj
day from Colenders' Point.
Miss Porters-Miss Dows' school begins its
ue term In four more weeks.
id DR.. Elwood CLARK of stafford Springs have be
D. spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Her
u The most delightful time to be in the coun
Il
in at present party composed of Mr.. and
re | Henry S. Woodruff, h1isses Hollis Miss Il
en- Woodruff Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whittoisey d
Mr.. Edward Clark on Friday drove to "Newg
, q | prison and visited the mines. On the ret,
in | one of Landlord Reeds famous dinners was p
IL taken of at the Tunxis house, Tariffville, q
IF home by moonlight Tuesday they took DIR
III. over fine roads to AIiddletown passing thror
" New Britain and Berlin. The only
appointment to the days outing was
ne miserable dinner at the McDonol
OF house, and is to be avoided by others who wo
ng enjoy a pleasant drive visiting the beauti
g grounds around the Middletown asylum and
OF vate residences In this old town. Monda
Wednesdays and Fridays are the visiting days
rs: the asylum
lot Pennington was well represented at the II
ed vest festival of the Agricultural society in Br
ct. dagee's hall, Berlin, on Wednesday, Septem
nd "a. Mr.. N. Albert Hooker is president, and
tn. untiring in his efforts to make it success
an well as Mr.. +. L. Wilcox, recording secreta
wn Among those looking the exhibits W
,od Mr.. and Mrs John Z. Cowles, Mrs. Karl Klou
Miss Maggie Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. We
of. ruff, Miss Mae L. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs He
nal | Whittlesey.
IN Miss Carrie Lee Miss Willie and Ruth Gay
Va tended the races at Cherry Park Wednes
ere | and Thursday of this week
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