The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-12-31

Michael Farrel, of Seaside avenue, al aged resident Of the town, died Friday
 afternoon after an illness of some time
 He leaves a vie and three children The funeral services will be held tki: morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's | church.
 | William Cornwall is spending a few days at his home on Prospect street. The wedding Of Miss Hattie Mildred ) Fowler and Walter Blown will take place at the First Congregations
 church in Stamford next Monday. Many Milford young people have been invit- 1 ed. Miss Fowler is a daughter of MT and Mrs. William M. Fowler, who for
 merly resided in Milford, i Yesterday at the Plymouth church services appropriate to the departure of the old year and the Nineteenth century was held at 10;30 a. m, and 7:30 p. m. The Y F. S. c. F. met at 6:30 D. m. Subject "The old and the new: your purposes. Leader, Walter Bassett At the Taylor M. F. church at the morning service yesterday the pastor took for his subject, "The Marvel of the Ages" Sunday schol at F. EpWorth league meeting at 6:30. At the even ing service the recently elected officers of the league were installed Rev. MT. Langlor's preached at the Woodmont chapel Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
 Watch night services are to be held at the Methodist church on Monday evening. The Rev MT. Hutchinson of St Peters is to make an address at 9 o'clock D. m. The services of the sec- ond hour will be in charge of the La dies Aid society. The remaining mo- ments of the old year will be spent in meditation and prayer. Everybody is invited
 Mrs. C. A. Stowe Is i'll with diphthe- retio sore throat.
 Ernest and Rudolph Langues will spend New Years at the home of their parents in Meliden.
 Miss Alice Downes Is spending the week at the home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Downes on West Main street.
 Miss Mamie Hurle has been visiting her sister. Mrs. William Brown in New York city.
 Dec. 2S.-Miss Dora Clark Is spending her vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Albertus N. Clark.
 A number of employees of the straw hat shop have been laid off on account of lack of work.
 An evangelistic service was held yas- terday afternoon by the W. c. T. U. at the residence of Mrs. Charles A. Smith.
 The regular meeting of Freelove Bald- win Stow chapter D. A. R., was held this week at the residence of Miss Kate M. Baldwin on Cherry street. IL was an pleasant meeting, none hav- ing been held during the month of No vember
 Frederick D. Clarke is planning to erect an ice house and MT. Noosier, of Riverview, has pond on his farm that he intends to cut ice from. Wellington Bristol has another pond and intends to go into the ice business on small scale.
 The horse e-sheds near the First church are being reshingled.
 H. A. Tucker of New Canaan, is spending a few days in town.
 Charles A. Tominson. president of | he Milford Street Railway company, Is now located in the Citizen block
 l.. T. Clark of High street, who has | been on the sick list for some time, is ,ble to be out again.
 H. L. Baldwin. of New York city, has i ,een visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Baldwin, of Golden Hill.
 Harry Whitten, of New York city. is pending few days in town visiting friends.
 The regular weekly meeting of the To- al drum corps will be held in the town eleetmen's office this evening.
 John Barney, who has been employed n Henry Von Hacht's cafe, has severed I is connection to accept a position with ohn Foehr,
 Albert Schwebel, of Lafayette avenue, 5 suffering from the effects of q bite rom a pet dog.
 Adam Schwebel the local cobbler, has pened his shop at his home on Lafay- tte avenue.
 Miss NJ. Lucille Nye, a teacher of the filford high school, and Walter J. Beard were united in marriage in New 'ork city and will be at home after 'ebruary 1.
 Miss Mary F. c. Ford is visiting Miss mily Beach in Forestvile.
 Word has been received that Miss annie Clark has arrived safely in Red lnds, Cal, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Witterwell, of ond street. have been entertaining 1eirs son and their daughters-in- law IF. and Mrs. Edmund Witterwel, of lew Haven, and MT. and Mrs. Ray , of New York.
 MT and Mrs. George E. Mallory, of lafayette avenue, have returned from Iadison, where they visited MT. and , ITS. George Watt, who formerly resid- l in this place.
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