The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-08

Especial JournaI-Courier News Service Milford, Jan. 7-The Misses Hazel and Ruth Wilcox, daughters of Mir and Mrs. Clark Wilcox, of Brooklyn and Milford. are attending Stetsor university, in Deland, Fla. MT. Wilco, and his family are at their winter home in Rockledge. Indian River, Fla for the winter
 Lucia chapter, Order of the Easterr Star, will hold it's regullr meeting or Thursday evening in the Masonic hall Broad street.
 Miss Grace Patchin has returned tC Northfield Seminary after spending tht Christmas vacation at h5r home. Mis- Seminary She is devoting much tim, to vocal music and is making mucf progress During her stay at home she sang solo very nicely on Christ mas Sunday evening in the First M. F church in Bridgeport The solo was { very pretty and difficult arrangemen of Abide With Me"
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence B. Baldwin of Berlin, are rejoicing over the ar rival of a son in their home The lit tie fellow, Elliott Bray Baldwin, was born on January ,. MT. and Mrs. Bald win are well known in Milford, wher' they lived for number or years MT Baldwin was graduated from Sheffield Scientific school, Yale university, il June, 1906 His wife was Miss Gene vieve Smith of Orange avenue.
 The regular weekly meeting of tn Milford Wheel club will be held ol Thursday evening.
 The many friends of Mrs, Kate Flaw kins will be glad to know that she i recovering nicely from severe attacl of the grippe Mrs. Hepburn and Miss Fannie H ep burn, the wife and daughter of Judg Richard R. Hepburn, who have beel i'll with the grip. have recovered
 The Ladies Guild of the St. Peter parish will meet this afternoon at tTh Hawthorns," the home of the presi dent, Mrs. Moves.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Jeanett Nettleton, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. from the home O Stoves Hill. lnterment in the Milfor cemetery.
 pr. Samuel Irving of New Brital is In Milford, hav>.,g been summone by the death of his sister, Mrs Jear cite Nettleton.
 MT. and Mrs. Albertus Clark of O. ange, were guests al the reception yi, en by MT. and Mrs. Watson Woodruff in celebration of the fifteenth anniver' ary of their wedding day.
 Rev. and Mrs. C. B Ford, accompar led by Mrs Hattie Ford were guesl of relatives In New Haven on Monda and had a pleasant time.
 Mrs Mary Hepburn Smith announce that her niece, Miss Mary Hepburn Reid. of Washington. D C., and Milfor Conn, Is engaged to Oliver Chaunce Garvin of Brooklyn. Miss Smith hs many friends in town, who will exten their congratulations.
 Miss Margaret Beers Is the guest f,, Jal.. I tage street, in Bridgeport.
 The funeral of Sister Clemicus. wi passed away at the Academy of o, Lady of Mercy. Lauralton hall, WE held yesterday morning, in the chap connected with the academy Sist, Clemicus had been Sister of Mer, for twentythree years. The burial ws in Derby.
 The Misses Catherine and Mann Downes of High street, have returnt to their home, after pleasant wis with friends in Bridgeport.
 The regular weekly meeting of tl Choral union will be held In the pa fish house this evening. Every men ber Is requested to attend. as the da of the concert Is approaching, and Pr, lessor Baker IS desirous that every oi should become as familiar with Il music as possible.
 Mrs Everett B. Clark of Orange, WI returned to Omaha. Nebra ska with h daughter, Mrs Mcdonald. will rema there for an extended visit.
 
 BRANFORD.
 Especial JournaI-Courier News Service
 Branford, Jan. 7.-J. E. Matthew stage director of St. Mary's Dramat club, was in town Monday evening al assigned the characters in Sis Ho kins," the drama which the club e poets to stage in few weeks. IT first rehearsal will be held in a fe days, and the different parts will thu be definitely assigned.