The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-22
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nue. Marsh Brothers Of Bridge orr have the contract for the work,
 George Niles of Boston Is visiting his parents, Nj; and Mrs. George w, Miles of Broad street.
 Miss Mary Ellen Clark of Boston, who has been spending her Vacat on with her parents In town. has returned 10 her home.
 Miss Lulu shute Is in Nova Scotia,
 The Cornwall cottage at Woodmont was occupied last week by the Misses Cornwall and their sister. Mrs Hoyt
 Miss Josephine Gardner Is again at home. after an absence in Orange. New Jersey.
 Elsie Walker and Ethel Gerry. the granddaughtcrs of the late Nathan G. Pond. and Stockton White have do- mated books toward the "Childrcn's shelf' In the Taylor library.
 Mrs. Charles Peterson and her daugh- tor Nprd md Niss Mildred Benjh min of Bridgeport. were the guests Of Mrs l.. T. Beers and her daughter over Sun dav
 Miss Lottie Clark Is spending her va cation with friends at Chambersburg Pa.
 The many friends of Miss Sadie Ford will be pleased to hear that she is con valescing.
 The game of ball Saturday between As resulted 10 to 2 In favor of the New Haven team
 The Misses Josephine Beach and Susie Moore, who have been spending their vacation at Hanes' Falls, N. r., have returned home.
 The M. A. A. ball team wil play the Sl. Josephs of Bridgeport on the homo "r"unds next Saturday,
 The Milford band will give concert nn Broad street park next Thursday evening.
 D. .. Lins' new residence on Sea- side avenue is well under way.
 George R. Hoglan. secretary for Lieu tenant c. \. Totten, has returned from an extended trip to Canada.
 Professor H. I. Matthewson is enjoy ing a portion of his vacation at East Haddam, Conn.
 Miss Mary E. c. Ford, who has spent the past two weeks at the Plainville camp meeting returned to Milford Saturday evening.
 Rev. Cornelius Bristol. rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Hrrt- ford, preached in St. Peters church Sunday. MT. Bristol was a Milford boy and has hosts of friends in this town.
 Mrs. c. W. Oviatt entertained the Rev. Henry Hoar over Sunday.
 Miss Mamie Baldwin is the guest of Hattie Hurle.
 Mrs. George Osborne is making a pro- longed visit with friends in Danbury.
 Miss Matte Olliger is the guest of Mrs. Will OSborne-on the Green.
 The Milford portion of the Connecti- cut naval reserves returned home Sat urday, well pleased with a weeks ex perience on the big white cruiser. The jolly tars were we'll and hearty as bears. and from the way they talked, one would think they had just returned form three years cruise.
 John Brown and family have been changing their place of residence and can now be found in the Anon Clark residence. near Plymouth church. Ex-Judge Henry Stoddard and fam lily have returned from Saratoga, where they have been spending several weeks.
 The passport to the sociable and en- tertainment that the Y. P. s. c. E. Of the Methodist church will hold on Wednesday evening. August 22, will be two raw eggs. For the accommodation of friends whose hens do not lay at present, five cents. tho value of two eggs, will be accepted in lieu of An excellent program will be furnished Brick ire cream will be for sale All are cordially invited to be present.