The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-15
MILFORD.

July 13.-Mrs. William N. Stillwel
 and daughter Hattie are spending few
 weeks in town, guests of Mrs. w. H
 Oakley on Pond street. | Benjamin Fenn is the happy posses
 sor of new Crawford wheel, purchased of F. M. Brown.
 Dr. J. $. Carroll has purchased new pneumatic tire carriage. | Elwood Clark, of West Haven, is visi | ting his grandfather, Charles W. 1 Beardsley, on Slows Hill. | The many friends of Dr. Heady will
 be glad to hear that he is improving
 slowly after his severe illness.
 A large trolley party from Bridgeport
 was at Sound View Park Thursday
 The city people spent the day in bathing and other enjoyable sports.
 There will be music and dancing at
 Sound View Park Saturday evening. The lawn party to be given by the Methodist church at Mrs. w. $. Chase's
 Wednesday evening was postponed until last evening. A very fine programme
 was rendered by local talent and ice cream and cake served.
 The Milford Water company have re- ceived a large load of tile to be used at Woodmont. They now have their large main pipes laid as far as Pond Point.
 Page Bristol, George Reichel, Carlton Carroll and Warren Burns have re- turned home after spending two weeks camping at Meadows End woods
 The yacht Gladys, owned by Mrs. James Sweet is at the town dock un- dergoing repairs. The work is being done by Captain William Merwin and crew.
 Albert Baldwin, Jr., and Arthur Bald win, sons of A. A. Baldwin, of Golden Hill, received quite serious injuries Wednesday while playing in their barn. They were both cut about the head by something buried in the hay which they jumped into. Dr. Putney was called and dressed the wounds. The boys will be able to be about again in a few days.
 Officer Van Horn arrested Miss Smith of Bridgeport and Miss Mary l.. Sulli- van of this place, both colored this morning for disturbance of the peace and insulting people on the streets. Miss Smith was fined five dollars and costs. of court and Mary Sullivan seven dollars and costs of court.
 Fred Gordon has accepted a position with the Bridgeport Manufacturing Go.
 Arthur Beach of New York city is spending a few days with Mrs. G. l.. Beach of North street.
 Charles Wilhelmy, who has been con- fined to his home since last Saturday with malaria, has sufficiently recovered to resume his business again
 The condition of Mrs. F. A. Stowe. who is suffering from broken arm and fractured shoulder, is gradually inn proving.
 W. H. Tucker, who is employed in shoe factory in New York, is i'll town spending a two weeks vacation
 Mrs. George M. Gum and daughter will leave this week for Johnstown, N r., where they will visit for month.
 Robert G. Pike is in town renewing old acquaintances. Mrs. Pike is locat- ed now in Lynn, Mass.
 A large party from Bridgeport held lawn party on the Futile property on Gulf street last evening. Music and dancing were in order and a very en- loyable time was the result.
 J. w. Cooper of Chester, Mass, who has been visiting his brother, J. c. Cooper, employed at Higby's pharmacy, home yesterday.
 A number of boys hailing from are camping on Charles Island.
 The Plymouth church Sunday school 1as not completed arrangements for it's annual picnic as yet Glen Island and North Beach, l.. T., are both being talk ad of. pr. Canoli, the superintendent, expects to furnish particulars in few lays so that everyone will have time o prepare for the outing.
 July 14.-Postmaster Tibbals has chang d the routes of the mail carriers which will give them chance to make earlier | deliveries in parts of the town where 1t | vas before impossible for them to reach ntl q late hour. Mail deposited in the arious mail boxes will now be collected in nails
 Mir and Mrs. John Shepard of Hartford, }onn., are visiting Mir and Mrs. George .oota on Gulf street.
 J. Howarth Taylor spent Thursday in ownr
 N. T. Clark. who has been quite i'll the asst week is improving.
 A trolley party of young people from Bridgeport passed through Milford last eve ing The car waited for the young people 0 get intoxicated on J. H Barnes fine soda 1ater and then continued its trip, the oung people being much refreshed. Samuel Worburton is able to be about gain after, severe attack of malaria. Lawyer George NJ. Gum is making ex- enslye repairs on his beautiful residence on olden Hill