The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-02
IT. FORD.

Haven. who has been spending the past few days in town, the guest of MT. and
 Mrs. Frank Downes of West Main
 street, has returned home. Walter Warburton is spending a few
 days in Holyoke, Mass | Mrs. w. H. Oakley of Bond street is
 entertaining her niece, Miss Hattie Stillwell of Brooklyn. | A. H. Birkett of Tennessee, who has been visiting with MT. and Mrs. c. A. Smith, is at present visiting in River
 head, L, I.
 Mrs. Whitney of Marysville, O., is
 visiting her sister, Mrs Alphonso Smith on West Main street | Clark Wilcox has returned from a
 weeks cruise in the yacht Regina of | Newport.
 wepowage lodge, I. o. o. F., meets this evening.
 Sheriff Mallory attached the stock
 and fixtures of the store conducted by
 Mrs. K. M. Purcell on Broad street yes 1 terday.
 pr. E. Heady has purchased new | turnout.
 | Austin Dawson who has been enjoy 1 ing a two weeks vacation, has return ed home.
 Joseph Moore has accepted position with Langner Bros, the bakers.
 About 15O people from Derby had an
 outing at Walnut beach yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Miller are re- | ceiving congratulations over the arrlV-
 al of daughter into the family. l George Miner of North avenue has secured a position in the silver plating | shop.
 1 There are advertised letters in the postoffice for Mrs R. Van syckle, Mrs. E. l.. Brooks, Burns Point; Frank B.
 Minor, Meadows End: Mrs. Fred E.
 Benham, Walnut Beach, and Miss M. 1 c. Sweeney, Laurel Beach. | A wedding took place on Tuesday
 evening at o'clock at the parsonage
 of the Taylor M. F. church, when Miss
 Emma Andrews of Bethel and Hor- ace H. Fallow of South Norwalk were
 united in marriage by the Rev J, Lang | lois. Miss Dora Andrews, sister of the bride. was bridesmaid, and Harry Bailey of Ansonia was best man. The only guests present were Dr. and Mrs, w. s. Putney and the members of MT. Langlois' family. | Copies of the public acts of 1901 and | the Connecticut agricultural report can be had for the asking at the town | clerks office
 | Captain H. M Rose has left with a party of New Haven and Waterbury | people on his launch Florence for six days trip on Long Island sound and the Hudson rived. The meeting of the Epworth league, which was to- be held at the house of
 MT. and Mrs w. s. Chase, has been postponed on account of the death of
 Mrs William Haines, a member of the league.
 The case against Pearl Sperry of the
 Oak Grove house at Meadows End for violating the Sunday liquor law has been nolled, and Henry O'Rourke, bar | tender at the Oak Grove hotel who had been arrested for violating the liquor | law, was fined S35 and costs. | Frederick Cornwall has leased his cottage at Woodmont to Rev. MT. Hunt. | Miss Millicent Judd is visiting friends | in Seymour.
 | Mrs. Charlotte Nettleton with her son, Dewitt Nettleton, are spending the week in Portsmouth, R. I. | The Milford Wheel club meets this evening,
 Clarence Smith of New York city is
 visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. Ed gar H. Smith.
 i William Peck of Newark, N. J., Is l spending sew days in town. | Mrs. William Harris died Tuesday at her home on West Main street, aged
 thirty-six years. The funeral will be | rr,I-- n q o'clock. The interment will be in Mil ford cemetery at the convenience of the | family.
 l Mrs. J Langlos has been entertaining 1 friends from Thomaston.