The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-09
MILFORD.

Jan. 1.-THE public schools reopened
to-day.
The newly elected officers installed at
the last regular meeting Of Wopowa9e
lodge, T. 0. O. f., by District Deputy
Noyes r. Bailey, assisted by delega-
ton OF past grands from Stratford are
as follows: N. G., John l.. Higgins; V.
c., John e. Hall; r. S. to N. G., w. c.
Goldsmith; L S. to N. G., Edgar Il.
Clark; conductor, Will III. Van Horn:
warden Arts Bristol: chaplain. Albert
c. Tibbals: r. S. to V. G., Arthur
Swift; L. S. to V. G.. Willis S. Put
ney; r. S. supporter. John Peck: L. S.
supporter Joseph Plat; sitting past
grand, Will Smith: janitor and organ
list, Aris Bristol; secretary, q. G. Miles;
treasurer, Sanford Hawkins. At the
close of the business session a COLA
ton was served by E. G. Miles in honor
of his having served as secretary of the
lodge for twenty-five years.
l.. N. Fairbanks. of New Haven, has
| been the guest of friends in Milford.
| The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Clark
| was very largely attended from her late
residence at the Quarry on Saturday af-
ternoon. Her pastor, the Rev. Charles
e. Upson offic1ated. Interment was in
the Milford cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. George Munson
was held from her late residence on Sat-
urday. Rev. Fl. H. Hutchinson officiat-
ed.
Rev. and Mrs. Nathan r. Merwin are
visiting their daughter in Rainbow
Conn.
Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius Bristol, of
Hartford have met with severe loss in
the death Of their little daughter, Eliz-
abeth Stowe Bristol.
The Barber Silver company will re-
sumo work again on Monday; also the
Russell Tomlinson Electrical company.
The funeral Of Miss Eva Clark was
held from her residence on West Main
street Sunday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Tuesday
Afternoon club of January in Gums
hall. Miss Pinoe, of South Norwalk,
will deliver an address on 1.-THE True
Story of Nathan Hale"
The family of the late Elias Clark has
double aff1iction. They buried their
mother on Saturday, and as the mourn
ers We're nearly their home on return
from the cemetery their only sister,
Sarah, died Of the same disease that
caused their mothers death, pneumc,-
MIA. They have the sympathy Of the
whole community In their sorrow Some
years ago this same family lost two
sisters, whose deaths occurred few
days from each other.
Miss Fannie Warner of West Haven,
is visiting Miss Florence Woodruff of
Orange avenue.
Jan. S.--There are advertised letters
in the postofice for Miss Vera Jeffries,
t. w. Lang. Mrs. M O'Hara and Miss
Celia Patterson.
The recently elected officers of George
Van Horn post, w. r. c., will be in |
stalled tomorrow evening at Gums |
hall.
Miss Lena Lines, who has been visit
ing her parents on Seaside avenue, has |
returned to Washington Depot, where
she is teaching school,
Elliot d, Clarke is suffering from a
badly inflamed eye, the result of an in
jury received recently.
The board of relief will meet on Mon |
days, January 7, IA and 81, at 10 a. M,
and on the evening Of January IA.
The Russell Tonllinson Electric COM
pany Is expecting to move to Danbury I
very soon.
During the year 1900 there were sixty
four deaths, twenty marriages and sew
enty-seven births in the town of Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs De Witt Nettleton, of
Pennsylvania, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Nettleton, on |
Prospect street
The Max Pluecker residence on Cher
ry street has been sold to Bridgeport
parties.
Mrs. J. L. Ferris, of West Main street,
has been entertaining her father, Jo-
seph Madison, Of Cornwall.
Miss Charlotte Cornwall who has
been spending the Christmas vacation
at her home here has returned to
Mass, where she is attend
ing school.
The meeting of the Tuesday After
noon club was held at Arcanum hall
this afternoon at o'clock. The subject
was THE True Story Of Nathan Hale"
and was told by Miss Dortia Stone
Puineo.
Mrs. John Wilcox, of Railroad ave-
nue. who has been visiting friends in
home here.
Monte Bristol has accepted posi-
ton with the ]. Glib Smith company in
New Haven.