The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-16
MILFORD'S FIRE RUG.

William Cummings Bound Over to tho
 Superior Court Under $500 BOnds-Two
 Weddings in Town-Easter Services.
 April 15.-There will be an auction sale of farming utensils at the resi- dence of Edwin Tucker on River street Tuesday, April 20, at 10 a. m.
 MT. and Mrs, Herbert I. Mathewson are entertaining Mrs. H. c. Buckley of Cobalt, Conn.
 The marriage of Miss Bertha Phipps of Bridgeport to Waldo R. Smith of Milford took place Wednesday evening at the home of the brides mother, Mrs, Emma M. Phipps. Rev, Edward G. Fullerton of the Park street church of ficiated. The brides sister acted as bridesmaid, and George Pucy was the best man. The happy couple started for an extensive trip to the west and will return by way of Washington. The groom holds responsible position in the Bridgeport Brass Co.,, and upon their return they will reside in Bridge port.
 Miss Emma E. Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sheldon Clark and Clinton B. Buckingham son of MT and Mrs. John w. Buckingham, were united in holy wedlock Tuesday evening at the home of the bride on North street, the cere- mony being performed by the Rev Charles B. Upson. Only immediate rel O of ha nolrn1a pr6qant if being quiet home wedding.
 Mrs. John A. Peters Is visiting rela- tives in Kent, Conn.,, for a few days, William Cummings, who wat arrest ed Wednesday evening by Constable Haywood, charged with arson, was tried before Justice Bradley this morn ing and was bound over to the superior court under $500 bonds. Being unable to furnish bonds he was taken to New Haven jail.
 MT. and Mrs Franklin Fl. Fowler of New York city is visiting with MT. and Mrs. John w. Fowler. EASTER SUNDAY. | At Plymouth church Sunday morning special Easter service will be held at 10:30 for the Sunday school and its | friends.
 | Beautiful music by the children and the chorus choir will be given. Brief ] addresses by the pastor and superinten- dent will be made, and all the scholars will be presented with a pretty Easter gift. In the evening a. most beautiful cantata will be given by the choir, assisted by special musical talent in l the following program: Prelude; duet, arranged for organ and piano, March Triumphal, Guilmant; Gloria Patri; h. vocation; Lords Prayer chanted; Hymn; Reading.
 Part One
 Triumphant Entry, chorus; Midnight Sorrow, trio of ladies; Trial and Rejec- ton, bass solo; Crucifxion, soprano solo; The Grave, solo and chorus; Sor- rowful Waiting, quartet Second Part. | Resurrection, chorus; Women's Mes sage, ladies' chorus; Walk to Elm mans, quintet; The Ascension, chorus; Christs Victory, solo and chorus; benediction; organ postlude, Now Let | the Gates or Zion Rlng.
 Some special instrumental music has also been arranged for the brass quar- tet, being down for one or two seec- tions, and violin quintet assisting also.
 George B. Wheeler is in Orange, | Conn.
 | George E. Mallory is i'll at his home on Center street
 The regular weekly meeting of the ,. Milford Wheel club was held Thurs day evening at the club room on River street.
 l Charles M. Smith is i'll at his home on Knowledge Hill.
 1 William H. Oakley entertained the senior society of the Y. P. s. c. E l Thursday evening. A very enjoyable time was reported.
 On Tuesday, April 20, the Reading cir cle connected with Indian River grange will hold an institute meeting to be ad- dressed by Profs. Smith and Pebble oi Storrs Agricultural college. | The morning session, composed only of members of the circle, will meet al 10:30, when the work of the year vii be reviewed After lunch-a afternoon meeting will be held in Cornwall hall beginning at o'clock, to which friends of the members will be admitted bJ tickets. Two very interesting lectures will be given. The evening session coming on the regular grange meeting evening, will be made a public meeting of the grange. Prof. Pebbles is to give a lecture on Atmospheric Phenomena, illustrated with lantern slides. Al l who attend this lecture will be more than entertained. Tickets for the even ing are free and can be obtained iron the committee of arrangements-Ha c. c. Miles, Miss Alice M. Beard ant Ernest T. Beard, or the secretary, Fret M. Smith.
 Edward Wilcox has fitted up his flint sailboat for fishing parties, and is ready to furnish the public with first class ac.
 commodations.
 Charles Potter Kling of New Yorl city is in town looking after his prop.
 erty at Charles Island, where he ex poets to reside the coming summer.
 The Froebell Kindergarten will oper its spring term on April 19.
 Contractor Walter M. Irving has fin l srl,1 +I,o 1% Ir,,-