The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-27
MILFORD L1CONICS.


General Religious Services for Tomorrow
 Success of the Town Football Teams.
 Nov. 26,-Miss Agnes Curtis, who Is attending Miss Bairds school at Nor walk, is spending the Thanksgiving va cation with her parents in town
 The glee club of the Milford Athletic association will hold a meeting at the club rooms tomorrow evening.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Annie c. Platt, daughter Fred M. Clark. The ceremony will take place on Thursday evening, December 9, at 6:S0, at the home of the brides parents. ...
 MT. Goodenough, who has been visit ing Miss Charlotte Furman on Green street, has returned to his home in Princeton, N. J.
 Messrs. Marcus E. Baldwin of Wood- bridge, William J. Atwater of New Ha- ven and Walter A. Main of Orange, ap- praisers upon Miss Carrie N. Camps property at the Milford beach, were in town to-day appraising the property at the request of the Milford Street Rail- way company.
 On Tuesday, November 30, the Y. P. S. c. D. of the First church will give an entertainment and social in the chapel. The programme will be re- markedly good one. The Rival Man dolin club of Bridgeport will furnish the instrumental music, and this, to- gether with fine vocalists and recita- tions, will make a bright evening. The admission, including refreshments, will be only 15 cents.
 George w. Miles, jr, of Boston, is visiting his parents in town.
 The Lafayette football eleven suc- cceeded in defeating the Berkshire elev- en of Bridgeport by the score of to o at the M. A. A. field on Thanksgiving morning.
 The Lafayette Juniors journeyed over to Stratford on Thanksgiving morning and succeeded in the defeating an elev- en from that town by the score of 6 to 2.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Anthony of New Haven spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Edward l.. Oviatt. The children's dancing class taught by Misses Downs will begin on Satur- day afternoon, December 4, in Corn- walls hall.
 There will be meeting of the Ladies' guild of St. Peters church tomorrow to discuss and decide about the propos- ed new parish house.
 The first Sunday in December is like ly to be a lively one for Milford, as it fe 9a11 C11pS fn,>t ha A Saturday afternoon a preparatory ser vice will be held in the chapel of Ply l mouth church. Saturday evening an exhibition of Y. M c. A. athletics will | be given in the town hall, and on Sun- | day the members of the delegation, which numbers about twenty-five, will speak in several of the churches at the | morning services conducting mems meeting at the town hall at o'clock D.
 m. and special service for the ladies at Plymouth church and for boys at | the First church at 3:30 p. m. In the evening a union service will be held in l the First church.
 | The ladies of the First church are preparing barrel to be sent south about Christmas time. All those who are lilIeleoteu III tHS Wolh oiu Wouiu | like to help are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Smith or Tuesday afternoon, November 30.
 James A. Perry has moved from Mrs Nathan Cla1a1's house on Central ave.
 nue to the Dickinson place on the cor
 ner of Ryan's lane and Broad street. | Edward w. Putney who is a student | at HackettstoWn academy, is home or
 the Thanksgiving vacation.