The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-25
MILFORD.

uence Ill LdrcnmOnC on TUESDAY. Inc
burial took place May "a in New Ha-
ven's old cemetery.
Following is a list of advertised let
ters remaining in the Milford postoffice
Monday, May 90: Cassius Bremen,
| Mary G. Perkins, Mrs. S. Burr Miss
Grace Calaman, George T. Newhall
| Carriage company, Mr.. Reed
| Messrs. Kay e Doherty, proprietors
| of Sound View hotel, will give a formal
opening on Thursday evening, May &c.
COLLATION. will be served from $3.50 to u.
The next regular meeting Of the Free
| love Baldwin Stowe chapter, D. AR, will
be held on Thursday afternoon, May 26,
| at the residence of Mrs. Albert Nettle-
ton on Cherry street.
| Mrs. Darius A. Porter of Salinas,
| Cal, while on visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
| John H. Tuttle, was taken i'll and pass
ed away Saturday evening.
| Daniel Roberts, an employe of John
ID. Buddington, who was at work ON
Jefferson bridge, was taken suddenly ill
at 1870 this afternoon and died in less
| than half an hour. Coroner Hodge was
called and pronounced it case of
heart failure. The remains We're re-
moved to the morgue and will later be
removed to his home in Bridgeport.
! John w. Buckingham is i'll with an
| attack of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
| Ephraim Curtiss is Ill at his home.
| The closing reception of the Misses
| Downs juvenile dancing class was held
in ST. Peters parish house. The affair
was very successful event. The class,
which is a, very large one, was drilled
in a very perfect manner and was a
credit to the Misses Downs. The mem
bers range in age from five to twelve
| years. About $50 people were present,
mostly friends of the pupils At the
close Miss Downs presented each
! scholar with a handsome souvenir. The
pupils in return presented their
teacher with very fine steel etching.
The members of the class were Miss
| Ethel Gum, Miss Millient Judd, Miss
Maud Andrews, Miss Mamie Lockwood,
Miss Annie Merwin, Miss Edith Mer-
win, Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Florence
| Judson, Miss Abide Oviatt, Miss Fan
ME Diland, Miss Grace Cornwall, Mar
| jorie Gum, Misses Lee and Usher, Har-
4 ry Usher Norman Doherty, Lewis Do
herty, Harry Smith, Frank Smith,
Frank Brotherton, Edward Brotherton
and Frank Spencer.
William G. House has accepted a po-
sition with firm in West Troy, N. Y.
Lewis M. buckingham and family of
| Shelton are at their cottage at Burns
| Point for the summer.
Miss Ada Carpenter is riding new
| wheel.
Tomorrow "wednesday evening
Miss Grace Maud Bronson and little
| Miss Lizzie Packard of Bridgeport will
give an evening of recitations at ST.
Peters parish house. Admission Is
cents; children Is cents.
The Mary Dudley Burk Opera COM
pany will appear in the town hall on
| Tuesday evening, May 81, in a one-act
drama entitled Miss Aubray's Cap
ture' and one-act farce comedy en-
| titled MY Lord in Livery" Music will
be furnished by the Milford Athletic
association orchestra. Dancing will be
INDUCED in after the performance. Adj
mission Is cents. Tickets will be on
sale at F. & E. l.. Cornwalps May 26 at
9 a. m.
Mrs Edith Rotsford and daughter
Minnie, are visiting Mrs. Walter Fur
Miss in Meriden.
The members of Royal Arcanum Vol
unteer council are invited to attend a
meeting of Savin Rock council at West
Haven tomorrow wednesday, even
ing. A delegation will leave on the 7:2(
train
George Van Horn post, G. A. r., will
attend services at the Methodist church
on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William f. P1att are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the arri-
val of an infant in the family.
wepowage lodge, I. o. 0. f., will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow (Wed-
nesday) evening.
Miss Millicent Judd Is riding a new
wheel.
Miss Hall of Bridgeport has been the
guest of Miss G. Brown during the pas
week.
May 22-The report made by A. B.
Smith, special agent for the establish
ment of a rural free delivery in Mil
ford, has been accepted, and the SER
vice will commence on June l. Follow
ing is the houses: No. 1, comprising
all the portion of Milford town west of
Wheeler's Farms road and bounded by
the Housatonic river and Long Island
sound Delivery shall begin on the
road leading to Meadows End, and at
the house standing on the corner OF
the first house below Clark street, and
eight square miles; population 1000;
time to run, six house.
No. 2-All that portion of Milford
town, including Wheeler's Farms road
beyond the residence of Charles A
Smith, to the Housatonic river, and
I'D same to Wheelers Farms school
houses thence including all persons sc
far north as the farm Of Everett b
Clark and Frank H. Woodruff on Or
ange avenue, including all continuous
roads to the village limits on Derby
turnpike, and eight square miles dis
lance, twenty miles; time to run, sia
: hours. Carrier Rutherford B. Tibbals.
There being small summer resorts
Burns Point, Meadows End, Walnut
Beach and Milford Point, all being ii
the above described route, it will be
necessary to employ three carriers dur.
ing the summer season, in which case
| the postmaster is empowered to equit.
ably arrange the routes among the sew
eral carriers. Milford is one of the
best farming districts in the state
| Many of the parties to be served live