The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
NEWS OF NEIGHBORING PLACES.

n MILFORD. r Special JOurnaI-CourierN News Servicc)
 aaymond F. Stoddard is receiving
 the congratulations of his friends. MT. ). Stoddard has received the appoint |. ment of resident engineer on the con n struction of the bridge over the Taun-
 ton river, between Fall River and
 Comerset, Mass. Mir. Stoddard takes
 the position rendered vacant by the
 death of Richard Berrian. whose as-
 sistant he was for number of years. : Wopowage lodge. I. o. o. F.. will ', meet this evening, and there will be 7, = work in the first degree. Mrs. Allin of Orange enjoyed the V visit of her brother, Milton Clark, of < the Pope Manufacturing company, = over Sunday.
 d The new lodge of the Daughters of e Liberty, auxiliary to William Fowler g council, O. U. A. M., was instituted on t. Monday evening. There are thirty-two ,e names on the charter list. Il Mrs. D. L. Clark and her daughter,
 Miss Mable Clarke, are convalescing
 after the grip.
 Id Nathan E. Smith of Woodmont re leaves this week for Florida where he h will spend several weeks MT. Smith d goes south every winter re Miss Kittie Irwin, who has been vis- | iting Mrs. F. A. Sumner, has started y for her home in St. Paul, Minn.. stop IS ping on the way for few days in
 Bridgeport.
 4, Mrs A. B. Gardner of Rogers ave- <, nue will entertain the Neighborhood .a Reading circle this evening" the oc- " casion being the annual meeting. ,e Miss Josephine Clark, the daughter
 of MT and Mrs. Fred M. Clark of Or
 ange who has been Ill with the mem Id braneous croup, is now slightly bet e ter, and 1t is expected that she will re- lr cover.
 is in Miss Mildred Ford has returned B. from weekend and over Sunday le visit with her cousins, MT. and Mrs. n George Ford in Hartford If Mir and Mrs. Edward J. Hunger 'e ford of New Britain are the guests of al Mrs. John Hungerford on Center $ street They will move to Bridgeport to in short time, where MT. Hunger d ford has new position.
 The meeting of the Athletic circle of the Methodist church will be held - on Thursday afternoon at the home of 's Mrs. Harry Clark on Clark street. n A telephone has been installed in the !, parsonage of the First church. The o' number Is 59.6.
 " This afternoon Mrs Harry c. Peck !" of Cherry street will entertain the
 members of the ladies' guild. Every member is requested to attend. ie Mir. and Mrs. Fowler Clark, whose S- marriage last July has now been an- ia nounced, are preparing to go to house. ia keeping in New Haven. The bride is oe Miss Molle Smith, one of Affords D, D, bright girls, and the daughter of Mir /. and Mrs Edgar Smith, of the Bridge U. port turnpike.
 : MT. and Mrs. Henry Centobin, for .. years residents of Milford, then of !, ~ New York city, but who have return '' ed to town, are living in the parson-
 age of the Plymouth church. in Ernest Beard, who was III with a \, bad abscess for some time, and who ''S has been in the New Haven hospital
 for the past three weeks, has returned to his home, and will soon be able to d. resume his work.
 ve ,,,.. ,o..u.,n. c.-,
 MISS JOsepnlne Gardner, one Of the
 popular teachers in the Milford Cen
 tral school, and E. W. Burtis of West Haven, were married on Saturday :" evening at the home of the brides III parents. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. Howard Meserve. MT.
 and Mrs. Burtis will live in West Ha- e ven on their return from a wedding Ist trip to the Pacific coast
 The rehearsal of the choir of st ew Peters church will be held this even- ne ing in the parish house, and will be nd followed by the regular meeting of the ith choral union.
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 ng Indian River grange held a meet. ng ing last evening at which the postpon. es- ed roll call was held. The answers ere were very instructive and interesting he being quotations from favorite au. ng thors. The meeting was we'll attended he
 If The pleasant chapter house wa. as we'll filled yesterday afternoon at tho to meeting of the Tuesday Afternoon i've club. The meeting, a study meeting to was an interesting one. The respon. lar ses to the roll call were many ant his varied, each lady giving a fact abou zen some city, as her name was called ted Three interesting papers were read