The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-17

ton were Blsnop Ilefney ID, pp pr I Maher, South Norwalk, Father Cooney Meriden; Father Russell, New Haven; Father Joint, New London; Father John Lynch, Meriden, Father Nicholas |, snyder Meriden; Father odell, Nor walk; Father Duggan, Torrington Father Hurley, East Hartford, Father Fay, New Britain; Father Flannerly, Ha2ardville; Father Fitzgerald, Derby | Father Van Oppen, Meriden; Father Dykeman, Putnam, Father McClean, Father Dolan, Father Downs, Father May, and Father Sullivan, Milford
 Commodore Prime of Yonkers spent Sunday at the residence of Mrs. T. J Falls Fort Trumbull Beach.
 The Misses Bernice Nettleton and Jullette Gregory of Bridgeport, who have been spending a week at Fair view cottage, Walnut Beach, returned home on Monday After a most enjoy able outing.
 Painters have completed work on c. A. Tomlinsons house on Broad street
 The Aletha circle will meet with Mrs. Walter Smith on Central avenue to- morrow afternoon at 230 o'clock
 Mir. and Mrs. T. ]. Falls and son, Thomas, left Milford Tuesday for New York. where they will sail this morning on the steamship Pottsdam for Bou- logne sur-mer, France. MT. Falls and family will spend ten weeks in delight full travel and sight seeing.
 There will be a meeting of the board of education this evening. IL Is the last one until September.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. R. Ford attended the preachers meeting of the New Haven district at Derby Tuesday after noon.
 The graduation exercises of the Mil ford Center school will be held this af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock The following are candidates for diplomas: The Misses Irma Compton, May Shaney, May Hickey, Alma Bristol, Edna Bas- sett, Elsie Smith, Kathaene Quirk, Edith Kingsley; Messrs, Norton Rus sell, Harold Cornwall Archie Watt, William A. Ford and James Tooker. Miss Edna Bassett has been chosen as valedictorlan and William A. Ford gives the salutatory address.
 The auto that was wrecked on Sun day afternoon by collision, in which was Mr. and Mrs Kemf and party Of | Bridgeport, was lowed away by tHe Blue Ribbon Garage Co.,. late Sunday night.
 Mrs. Addie L. Beach has returned from two weeks visit with friends ir Boston, and other places of interest stopping at Concord She visited the old homesteads of Hawthorne, Tenny. son, and Louisa M Alcott, also tho Sleepy Hollow cemetery and the olt tavern. Mrs Beach also visited Cam bridge and Castle Island. On this island Is built Fort Independence, which wa used during the Revolutionary war and also during the late Cuban war, I was used for storing ammunition
 The Devon club will hold an ic, cream and strawberry festival at tn clubhouse this Wednesday evening.
 This afternoon the ladies of the Mar, Taylor M. F. church will give straw berry supper in the church parlors iron 5:30 to o'clock
 A delegation of Milford people wen over to Stratford to attend the Y. P C. F. convention, held in the Stratfor Congregational church. After the read ing of reports and the business sessio a banner was awarded to one society afterwards a praise service was helt The principal speakers of the evenin was Rev. Morgan Miller of Bridgepor
 and President Mansfield of the stat union.
 
 Miss Maud Vernon Wilcox and Mis- !, !, Mildred Ford have enjoyed an putin in Sayville, l.. l., the past week. Whil
 there they were guests of Miss Emm
 Hawkins.
 , Mrs Knuemund of Brooklyn has bee
 tIne guest of her daughter, Mrs. Geore Mallory.
 Mrs. W. S. Chase has on hand copit of the book by the late pr. Pitblad
 and recently published by his wife. TT
 book is entitled "Nareen's Lovers" Mi
 ford people will be interested in tn
 book having known the author so we
 in his advent among us. BRANFORD. ., Special J0urnnl- Courier News Service f. Branford, June 16.-The graduate
 exercises of the Branford High schoC
 class of 1908, will be held in Music hn
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