The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-25
MILFORD.

March PA large hotel is soon to be
erected at Woodmont on Beach street
W. s. Crofut will have charge Of il
when completed.
w. ]. Phillips has leased the Penn
broke hotel at Woodmont for the COM
ing season.
Professor William P. Smith will give
dramatic recitations at the First church
April 8.
Harry D. Smith is agent for the In
dian bicycle. The wheel is on exhibit
ton at w. H. Van Horns store on
Broad street
Henry G. Thompson is again quite
seriously i'll at his home at Pond Point
Page Bristol, Of Knowledge Hill, has
been enjoying a visit from George and
David Baird, Of Yalesville.
The greenhouses formerly owned by
O. HI. Nya are demolished. Mr. Good
win, of Torrington, was the buyer
A daughter was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Of Orange.
Conn.
Word has been received Of the death
Of Mr.. Merritt, of Norwalk brother-in-
law Of Mrs. Dennis Fem. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fem attended the funeral.
Mrs e. B. Holloway and son Frank,
Of New Haven, spent Saturday in this
town.
The funeral Of George w. Miles will
be held tomorrow (Monday) afternoon
at his residence on Broad street at 2
o'clock. Rev. Fl. H. Morse will conduct
the services.
Augustus Mead, of Greenwich, has
been the guest of DR.. w. S. Putney in
this town.
Mrs. Annie Ford Is entertaining her
sister Miss Annie Hawkins, of Baby
Ion, L. I.
3. T. Bates, of the Y. NJ C. A. of
New Haven gave an address in the in
terests Of the Y. M. G. A. in the Mary
Taylor church on Sunday evening. Mr..
Bates is an eloquent speaker
Eugene Coe, of Waterbury, is again
visitor at his parents home in this
town.
Mr. Charles Smith, of Woodmont, who
has been suffering from nervous pros
tration for many weeks at his sisters
home TN Bridgeport returned home this
week. If his condition continues to i'm
prove he will take trip south with his
father, Mr.. Edwin Smith, of Woodmont
Mr. and Mrs Houghkirk, of West
Haven, have been visiting Mrs. Died
rich, of Fort Trumbull Beach.
Mr.. Richard Purcell sustained a light |
shock on Thursday. He is at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Kelley, on New |
Haven avenue.
On Sunday, at the First church, Pas
tor Fl. Fl. Morse preached in the morn |
no ON
the evening SIS There Any Taste in the
White of an Egg?'
At Plymouth Y. P. S. c. E., in the
church parlors at $3.50 on Sunday the |
subject was, "What owe to Christ" -
II Cor, S:9; Peter, 2:21-25. 1t was led |
by Walter Barrett.
Mr. Arthur Downs and Will Beach, of |
Boston, are at their parents home on
North avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Gryer of the Quarry,
have been visiting their daughter in I
Syracuse, N. Y.
On Monday evening, March 25th, Pro-
fessor A. F. Howell, of Boston, will re-
cite in the Town Hail. Milford, His
readings will be from Eben Holden.
Professor Howell is pretty sure of
Dig house, Tor certainly ali VINO nave
heard him will be sure to hear him
again.
There will be colonial whist party
under the auspices of the D. A. R. at st.
Peters parish house on April 18th.
Tickets fifty cents.
The ladies of Lencer chapter will
meet in their rooms March 2Sth for
work Tea will be served at five
o'clock Meeting and social in the
evening at seven o'clock.
A reception will be rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hutchinson by the Univer-
sityNcenter, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. D. Brown on Tuesday evening,
March 2Gth.