The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-04
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 The many friends of Mrs. Nathan Clark of North street will be glad to learn that she is recovering slowly from her recent illness.
 The Misses Emma Brown and Jane Kelly and MT T. E. Mowen, who have been summering at Walnut Beach, have returned to their homes in South Nor walk.
 Miss Ella M. Judd of Pomfret Center, Conn.,, is visiting MT. and Mrs. F. r. Buckingham on Gulf street.
 MN Harold Smith, who has been run ming the baker wagon for Laneo Peters during the summer, serves his connec- tion with this firm tomorrow to attend business college in Bridgeport,
 Mrs. Tillie Morgan of Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting MT. and Mrs. Hanford Wilcox on Gulf street.
 Miss Albenia l.. Fowler, who has been visiting friends in Brooklyn, N. r., has returned home.
 Milton W. Hyatt of Brooklyn, who has been the guest of MT and Mrs. William Hatfield, has returned to his home.
 Harvey Mallory has accepted po- sition with the Wilcox Brothers, hat manufacturers, of Brooklyn.
 John Wizard of New Britain, who has been visiting his cousin, Champion Mathewson, on West River street, has returned to his home.
 Charles Wilhelmy, who broke his wrist several weeks ago, Is now able to eriy bis ott tp tha n1Ih1ip lpain in his barber shop in the postof1ice block.
 There is soon to be new concrete walk built in front of the postoffice block It will be six feet in width and will be curbed with blue flag stone. Ebert N. Clark has the contract. Miss Lowe of New Haven is visiting her cousin, Miss Annie Beach, on North avenue.
 | The regular monthly business meet l ing of the official board will be held on | Monday evening at 7;45 o'clock. l The Misses Louise A. Martin and Jes- sic Perkins, who have been spending the week with Miss Ruth Smith on River street, returned to their homes in | Wallingford yesterday. l Everett B. Clark purchased fine new horse in Fairfield this week. I William S. Ford, who has been run ming the baker wagon to Woodmont this summer for Lane & Peters, serves his connection with that firm to-day, l The friends of Joseph k. Platt will be sorry to learn that he was not so well yesterday.
 1 A party of five ladies from Ansonia spent Thursday with Mrs. William P. Thomas on Golden Hill
 The Misses Hattie and Mabel Ford of Woodbury, who have been spending the 1 last two weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Annie Ford have returned to their l home. l An effort is being made to organize l a lodge of the Order of Foresters in Milford.
 1 While the team of MT. Frankenstine of Burns Point was passing under the River street ralroad bridge, yesterday afternoon, an east bound train came rushing along and frightened the horse, | which started to run. Just at this point theteam of D. P. Merwin was being driven out of David street and just as the driver got into the center of the road he stopped his horse. This blocked the way so that hte driver of MT Frankenstine's team had to turn up Railroad avenue and the turn was so sharp that the carriage was turned bottom side up and dragged quite a distance before the horse could be tsopped The wheels of the carriage Iwere broken, so that they dropped apart when the carriage was lighted. The driver, who was thrown several feet in the air, was not injured save several bruises The horse was slightly cut about the legs.
 Miss Eva A. Castle of Ansonia is vis- iting MT. and Mrs. Dennis Beach on West River street.
 Miss Elizabeth Haviland of New York city is visiting MT. and Mrs. l. A. White on Orange avenue.
 Mrs. Wilbur Ford of Chicago is mak- ing a three weeks visit with hei mother. Mrs. H. B. Downs.