The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-18
SHORT SUITS.
MILFORD.

Miss Grace B. Hyatt and Miss Edna Peck are spending a month in Litchs field
 c. B. Jones, of New Haven, has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Benjamin Sanford, of this place.
 l MT. and Mrs. Morton Minor, of Hart l ford, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs F. B. Baldwin on Cherry street.
 MT. Parsons, employed at Clark's bi- 1 cycle store, is repairing the town clock 1 Miss Minnie Wilhelmy and Miss Jean- nette Burnett, ot Hartford. are visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles Wilhelmy on Gulf street.
 Contractor Ebert N. Clarke has re- ceived the contract for putting the halt mile track at Meadowside park in frsts class condition. i
 Treat Gum. proprietor of the New Haven and Milford express, is i'll at hia home on Harbor avenue MT. and Mrs. William Chattertonx who have been spending the past week in Buffalo, have returned. s#s
 Herman Roder, of Newark, N. J., i4f visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Roder. Alfred Plumb, formerly a resident of Milford, was married on Thursday last to Miss Stella Campbell, of Milford,ss Mass. The ceremony was performed in Newark, N. J. MT. and Mrs. Plunh are spending theft honeymoon in toWn.g
 Richard Moore is in town renewin&t old acquaintances.
 Ernest Mause has accepted a position as fireman on the Consolidated rails road.
 Sheriff Mallory has served an attach- ment on Michael Kruter proprietor of the Rod and Gun Club house on DanielE street, to satisfy a claim held by tha < Connecticut Brewing company. 0hl7 cer Fowler Is at present in charge o6 x the place.
 Mrs. Jane Peters, aged seventy-orH years died on Monday morning after an illness of several months. The de- ceased was the mother of Mrs George Germain, of Green street. The funeral services were held yesterday from her # late residence, Rev. J. T. Langlois offi- ciating. The interment took place i'm 2 Derby
 The Misses Anna and Maria Mallett are entertaining their sister, Mrs. Hyde, and their niece, Mrs. Meyer, of Eliza- beth, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Hoyt, of Derby, are spending the summer at Fort Trumbyll Beach.
 Miss Emma Dodd of Seymour, Is the guest of Mrs. Coupland at Fort Trunn- bull Beach Z
 Miss M. L. Thompson ha returned to her home in Chicago
 Mrs. Kate Hawkins has retur. led home from visit with relatives on Long Island.
 An addition Is being built to the housa % of J. E. Lockwood on Rogers avenue.
 Elliott A. Botsford, of North street. began his duties on Monday with tha Armour Beef company in Derby.
 Charles T. Proctor, for number 06 K years with s. N. Oviatt, has severeu his connection with that firm and acr cepted a position in Winchester. Mass.s
 The list of advertised letters in th6s-s Milford postofflce is as follows: Edwin C. Blakeman, N. s. Brigham, Henry L- Davenport, Mrs. H. B. Derby, Mrs. Pats rick Dyer, Mrs. J. roster, faLrlcn'a a Langham, George Waud and Mrs. e. H. Van Wyck
 Mrs M. c. Knight, of Arkansas, IT visiting her son, Charles Knight, on Cherry street.
 Miss Fannie Clark has returned td Milford after an extended visit with x friends in California. s
 Walter Plumb has accepted atempo~# rary position with the Milford pharm1- cy during the absence of Harry Oviatts who is enjoying a two weeks vacations