The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-24
MILFORD

The ladies of the chapel are planning
 to give supper and social in the chap
 el about Easter time. All the gather ings at the chapel are enjoyable.
 The Rev. Fathers Flynn and McGiv- ney returned to Milford at the close of
 very successful mission. which they
 have been conducting in willimantic. MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Clark will celebrate the tenth anniversary of their
 wedding day on Friday, March 25, in
 the Town hall in Orange. A large num-
 Der of Milford friends have received in- yitations.
 M. B. Donohue, after an absence of
 three weeks. during which time he has
 been very ill with measles, returned to
 his blacksmith shop yesterday.
 Miss Grace Cornwall. who is attend
 ing boarding school near Boston, is at her home on Lafayette avenue for the
 Easter vacation.
 Augustus Mead of Greenwich has
 been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Putney,
 for the past week.
 J. L. Pole of Waterbury has begun
 hauling the stone for the foundation OI llls< outage nAlNl ltc l0 lO ClCll dl
 once on his lot at Walnut Beach. MT. and Mrs. Theodore Smith have
 returned to their home in Weehawken,
 after short visit with relatives in town
 Of the 92 seats which were set off in Smiths theater, Bridgeport, for the R. A. entertainment Monday evening next
 for Volunteer council, 7S were sold in few hours.
 Miss Lily TibbaIs has returned from an extended visit with friends in Bos- ton. Mass
 D. B. Sypher. the shoe repairer, who is well known in both Milford and
 Stratford, and who has been quite i'll the past two weeks or more, is still confined to his home. Mrs. Walter Marooney is one of the latest victims of an attack of the measles.
 Clarence Tibbals has just completed
 model of a yacht. It is of the knock
 about class. and is not only very pret- ty, but is built in strictly correct fashion. It is from bowsprit to stern, six feet in measurement. The little yacht is on exhibition in the window of the Milford pharmacy and has at tracted much attention. MT. Tibbals worked at the boat during the odd mo- ments of the past three years, and is entitled to the congratulations of his many friends on the success of the work It is expected that the yacht will join the fleet of the Milford Yacht club, of which MT. Tibbals is an honored linember, and holds one cup, won by his catboat. the "Oriole" Charles Hammond, who has been i'll for some weeks at the home of his cous- in, Harvey Hammond is very low, and his chances for recovery are thought to be very small indeed. Mrs. Nathan G. Pond is expected to return to her Milford residence, to re- main for the summer. on March 31. Mrs. c. w. Miles. who is the guest |of her daughter Mrs. Stanley, in New
 York city, will remain until after Eas- ter.
 Contractor w M Irving has the con- tract for raising the roof, remodeling and enlarging the building at Merwin s Beach, Woodmont, which is known as both Troy's hotel and the Sound View hotel. This work will be started at once and will cost $1, 800 when complet- ed.
 MT. Upson's new cottage is located in that portion of Woodmont that was known as Merwin's Point grove. Mrs. Howard Pratt, sister of Mir. Upson. lis soon to build cottage near the some place. Several new houses are in course of construction near Oyster river. F.. III. Stevens of Bridgeport is charging his house, and when it Is completed it will be one of the prettiest and most |convenient at this part of the Milford shore.