The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
MILFORD.

MILFORD. Special JOurnaI-COurier News ServfceD Milford. Jan. 9-Mr and Mrs. J. H. Davidson of Read street, are planning to leave Milford on Saturday, for a visit with their daughter, Mrs Frank Brown in Rome, N. Y. They will re- main for three weeks, and before re- turning to Milford. will visit friends in Newark, N. J.
 It is expected that a lodge Of the Daughters of Liberty will be instituted on Monday evening. William Fowler council, O. U. A. M, will not meet, al though Monday is the regular meeting night A large number of ladies ex- pect to join the new order After the business session, refreshments will be kerved and social time enjoyed
 Mrs. J. E. Lockwood of Rogers ave- nue, is in Brooklyn. Mrs. Lockwood was summoned by the death of the son of her brother, Harry Barnes. The little boy, who was six years of age. and very bright child, had been i'll for some time.
 Miss May Grumman, Miss Margar- etta Rogan, and Miss Muriel Totten have resumed. their studies at the N. H. Normal School of Gymnastics. af- ter spending the holidays in their homes.
 John Green of Gulf street, recently visited his sister, Miss Phoebe Green. in Burlington.
 The carpenters are working very hard on the new house of Professor Matthewson, in order to have the roof finished before the indictment weather comes. The open weather has enabled the carpenters to do much outside work. A cottage on the shore, west of Fort Trumbull Beach, Is fast nearing |completion. and several are in course of construction, at the different shore resorts of Milford.
 MT. and Mrr. Ernest Fecker, who khave had charge of the Island View lhotel at Meadows End for a number of Eyears, are now living on State street, Bridgeport, where they have opened a |hotel.
 | Miss Ethel Shepard of Boston, who has been the guest of her schoolmate. IMiss Grace Cornwall on Lafayette Iavenue, has returned to her home. Mrs. Joseph Booth of Fort Trumbull Beach, is recovering from severe grip ] cold.
 Mir. and Mrs William Hatfield, ot New Haven avenue, have been enter. taining their niece. Mrs. Jack Dahl and her daughter, Miss Lillian of Brooklyn the past few days.
 A food sale, of excellent bread and e; e;pastry, will be held at the Chapter < house, on Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the members of Free love Baldwin Stow chapter, D. A. R.
 Mir. and Mrs, Frank Woodruff of Orange, entertained their son, filling woodruff, student at Wesleyan uni versity, during the holidays.
 
 Mrs. Sumner Bray of Milford Point, is in Meriden. visiting her son, Clar. ence Baldwin and his wife, and her lit. tie new. grand son. Elliott Bray Bald win, who only arrived last Sunday.
 Miss Rose Beaudoin of Broad street spent the holidays with relatives 1T Chicopee, Mass.
 The Milford boys. who are students 1t Yale, have resumed their work Stanley N Clarke, a senior at Shelf boards in New Haven. Ray Nettleton of Yale Academic. goes to college dai' Ily, boarding at home.
 The prayer meetings of the First an' lthe Plymouth churches will be held ol FTraday evening at 745 o'clock. Tn class meeting of the NJ E. church vii be held at the same hour. The Junior league will meet In tn tchapel at 3:45 o'clock. on Friday after noon. The members will answer to tn roll call, with 8 Bible verse. contain | ing the word Principle" The Sun Ishine society will meet at the sam' Ehour in the parish house.
 Prosperity is again commencing t
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