The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-29
MILFORD.

Oct. I-The regular meeting of the
Milford Wheel club occurs on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Carrie L. Motley, the Virginia
mocking bird. delighted a fair sized au-
dience at the First Baptist church
Tuesday evening. Miss Motley really
deserves to be called the hooking bird
for her singing was far above the aver
age. She also gave several humorous
recitations Which kept the audience in
constant mirth. The concert was by
far the best given in the church this
season.
John j. Walsh who had the misfor-
tune to break his leg recently, is slow
ly improving under the skillful treat
ment of DR.. Z. B. Heady.
David Lee, the River street harness
dealer, has sold out mis- business to
Lafayette Butler, who is thorough
harness maker and will continue the
business at the same place.
There will be a rehearsal of "Ye
Deestrick Skule" on Saturday evening
of this week.
First Church notes.-Members of the
First church parish are requested to
send products of the farm and garden
for decoration, and distribution among
the poor and i'll; apples, potatoes, corn,
grain and vegetables will be solicited
by members of the choir, but do not
wait to be asked for them. All send
something. Do not forget to bring the
old people for the Sunday rally.
A Cbyie
evening the subject will be Trusting
Christ" ltisrequested that all members
bring clippings from some paper that has
helped them, or what you think will
help some one else The leader will be
Albert c. Clark Friday evening the
subject will be 1.-The Postal Savings
Bank, or Cultivation of Frugality."
At the last Sunday morning service
delegates We're elected to attend the
New Haven West conference on Octo-
Der q at Guilford. The delegates We're
Daniel E. Plat, c. f. Bosworth, D. L..
Clark and George f. Platt.
Oct 2S.-The fifth annual meeting Of
the Milford branch of the NeedleWork
guild will be held at Gums hall on
Friday morning, November 5, at 10
o'clock prompt. The annual collection
of garments will be on exhibition from
2 o'clock until 4.
Mrs. John w. Fowler and daughter
Jennie are visiting Mrs. Fowler's
daughter, Mrs. William B. Van Vliet,
at Johnstown, N. Y
Miss Alice e. Usher is i'll at her home.
Miss Alice Bradley is filing her posi-
ton as teacher in the high school.
The regular weekly praise service
this evening at AS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C, F. Davis are
spending few days in Milford as part
of their honeymoon.
William c. Durand is having the two
large elns in front of his house re-
moved by Ebert N. Clark, who will
lay concrete walk in front of his
residence.
John s. Gillen and family, who have
been summering at Woodmont, are to
spend their winter in West Haven
On Monday evening, November 5, the
members of William Fowler council, O..
u. A. NJ, propose to give supper and
also to fill in the evening with an en-
tertainment. They expect every mem
Der to do his part towards making the
evening an enjoyable one. The success
of the first of their gatherings will have
a tendency to make them more nu-
merous during the winter months. Ev-
cry member attending is expected to
bring a cake, and also his family and
friends. The council wishes to get the
ladies interested in their new venture
that they may help in every way pos
sible.
George Smith Of Woodmont and Miss
Hattie Miller were married yesterday
by Justice Bradley at the town clerk S
office. ,t
The reorganized Lafayette football
team will play the Berkshire team of
Bridgeport Saturday afternoon at the
M. A. A. grounds. Admission free,