The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-11-20
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Nov. ia surprise party was rendered
Miss Louisa Shute by q number Of her
friends on Wednesday evening, about twen-
ty being present, and most enjoyable eve
ming was spent in dancing and general
social time. Those who. attended hope for
q repetition of the same in the near future
George n. Fem has returned to MS home a.,
in prophetsto;Wl H. u af M,for visiting his
James N. Mitchell died at his home on
Greenwich avenue, in New Haven, Thurs
day morning at the age of seyenty-six. Flu
neral services T Pc he M from mis- ate
arrival Of the 2:18 train on Saturday. The
deceased was brother of William G.
Mitchell and had many friends in Milford,
W. Harvey Merwin has arrived in Milford
to spend Thanksgiving. Mr.. Merwin is tu-
toTng The Wsyslq hna lnn At ba New Mford
her f home IL Mechanesssiile n Z, on a C.
count Other i'll health. Miss Ensign ex-
poets to return after taking rest for
Mrs. Albert L. futile is visiting relatives
at Stepney Depot, Conn.
Sunday evening at $50 occurs the annual
Thanksgiving praise Service in combination
The homes Of the members of the congrega-
tion will be almost emptied Of chrysantne-
NUNS and the greenhouses will contribute
TO- TIE ss ora display also Will bf pa
'ANS
giving, the pastor speaking on 1.-THE Old
New England and Its Influence" The spe-
cial music Is arranged somewhat as follows;
3n fh Wll Mention the loving Kind Il
ness Of the Lord. ,..... Arthur Sullivan
Trio for Ladies' voices-"praise' Ye the the
choral-"oh! for Thousand Tongues to
rrom5bone Solo and violin obiigatc!"A tS5-
Duet aIa Soprano and Alto-"All Glorious
soprano Solo, with Violin obligatoa"c Come
Organ and Piano Duet.isong' Of the Flow low.
ers." With hymns and selections from
the Psalms:
the Jag at tie evening $ service VICE In the the
morning the usual service will be held at
1890 the pastor will preach, and the Sun
day school will meet at IL o'clock. At $50
parlors for the discussion Of the following
subject: Gratitude; To Whoml For What?'
Nov. 1S.-A circle of Kings Sons has been
formed in the First church and last Sunday
was organized, Last week a social of the
Kings Sons was held at the residence Of
Mr.. and. Mrs. G. +. Smith on River street,
Officers Brown and Oviatt arrested VIII
his parents in MeFd liz II Is we Wanted e for
an assault upon his wife a few days ago.
sides, by Officer O'Rourke, but he slipped
the officer. The officers turned him over
to Officer 0'Rourke of Ansonia.
The. sociable given at the Plymouth
church last evening was success in every
way. The entertainment was very fine /;
the Misses Pike and Bradley rendered fine
was loudly applauded; the Messrs Proctor
gave trombone and violin solos, Lorenzo p
Oviatt gave fine organ solo and Mr.. Burl-
lngame rendered cornet solo; after which
hfcc ln nd prpn tnr md
game with different instruments finished
the evenings programme with "Home,
Walter E. Botgford is very low at his
home and is not expected to live. con-
sultation was held yesterday.
The bell buoy just off Charles island has
been discontinued by the government
The regular Friday evening prayer meet
ing at .7:45.
The Lafayette football team will play the
Berkshire. school team on Thanksgiving
team of New Haven.
Miss Dora Mlxen of Bridgeport is visiting
Miss Mamie S. Baldwin on West Main
The pool tournament opened last evening
at the Milford Wheel club. Those entered
are Fred QuiTkk, Albert schweibel, Howard
CLARK, and Clarence Mclean. ' Each l Of tie
contestants is to play a series of games
with each other and the one receiving the
highest percentage at the end of the CON
the result of the ganes was as follows:
First game Burnham VS.. Smith, score 5O-41 /;
second game, Mclean vs. Smith, score 5O-4O'
THE games will be continued each evening
until the entire series has been played.
The State committee of the Y. NJ. C. A..
are making arrangements for the confer
ence in this place ON Sunday December
18th. A programme is being arranged that
viii be given to the public In short time.
George r. Clark is going to lay in q sup
ply of native turkeys for his holiday trade.
David L. Clark has been awarded the
contract for laying concrete walk from the
residence of George Strong TO the First
church; work is to be commenced at once.
1t Is said that the new hotel will not be
ready for occupancy before the first OF
January, as electric lights and hot and cold
cold water are to be put In.