The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-23
MILFORD.

Nov. 22.-The Anchor commandery No 6S0, w. o. G. C., will give a. social dance on December 16 at it's lodge rooms. This is a promising organiza- ton, and the dance should be we'll pat ronized.
 | E. Beach Clark has made application | to be appointed conservator of the es- i tate of Everard B Clark of Woodmont, the principal object being to permit the transfer to the town that portion of the | Woodmont highway passing through the property in pursuance of the vote of the annual town meeting
 A handsome stained glass window has been placed in St. Peters church by Nathan A. Baldwin in memory of his daughter, Nathalie Baldwin Grin nell The design is very beautiful. A the inscription, Nathalie Baldwin Grinnell, 1864-1S95."
 Mrs. John D. Lockwood and son are visiting relatives in Ridgewood | Heights, N. J.
 The annual meeting and election of officers of the w. c. T. U. was held at the residence of Rev. H. H. Morse. The officers elected were as follows: Mrs. Charles w. Oviatt, president; Mrs. James H. Smith, Mrs. o. l.. Nettleton and Mrs. Jane Parmelee, vice presi- dents; Mrs Sarah Clark, secretary; Mrs. Dennis Smith, treasurer.
 Mrs. Herbert Royden and Mrs. Leon Smith left Thursday evening for Orono Me, where Mrs. Royden will join her husband, who has been recently ap- pointed drill master at the Maine state academy.
 At the regular meeting held at the club rooms of the Milford Wheel cluh 1t was decided to hold fair the latter part of December in the clubs new hall, which is rapidly nearing compile ton.
 Thanksgiving services were held 1T all of the churches to-day.
 Mrs. George J. Smith, who has beer visiting friends in Orange, has return. ed home.
 The postoffice will observe the usua holiday hours from 12:30 to p. m. or Thanksgiving day.
 Mrs. Martha Warner of Yalesville who has been visiting MT. and Mrs . | C1aIleS f1dEIy bIydD OIl 4IIOSptC street, has returned.
 Thursday morning at 8 o'clock sol emn anniversary requiem high mas: was celebrated in St. Mary's church ir memory of Rev. John T. Kennedy, whC died a year ago. Rev. MT. Kennedy had charge of St. Mary's parish during Dr. Maher's protracted illness in 1893 and won the love and respect of all his parishioners. At the services Thurs day the mother and other relatives were present, as we'll as the Sunday school children and a large number ot the members of St. Mary's church.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Lane are en. tertaining relatives from New Milford
 EIbert N. Clark, the contractor, i: moving the district school house. re gently sold at auction, to his property on SquabbIe Hill road
 Mrs. Charles H. Graham has moved from Mrs. M. A. Furman's house or High street to Josiah B. Laws hous, at the quarry.
 Mr and Mrs. Anson T. Downs anC daughter, who have been spending tn, summer in Milford, have returned tt [ their city home in New York.
 Mrs. Kate N. Dakin of Hotchkisville Conn.,, is visiting with MT and Mrs P B. Heady on Cherry street. ! The Junior league of the Methods I church is planning for an entertain ment of unusual merit to be given il the town hall soon. Watch for tn date, for it will be something novel ant | wonderful This will be the first pub lie entertainment that the Junior leagu , has given in several months.