The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-22
MILFORD.


 MILFORD. Special Journal Courier News Service) | Milford, Feb. 21.-Saturday being birthday, the Taylor li- | brary and the Milford Savings bank | will be losed all day. The post office will be closed all day. The post office | m. but the rural mail delivery clerks will not deliver mall,
 If is said that Frank Dedde of Mill | ford, who was working in the rolling mill of the Bristol Brass campany, | caught his hand in the nelting, and was dragged into the machinery. With great difficulty his fellow workmen to extricate him. after Ded- de was taken to the hospital, his arm was amputated, and many bruises were found on him. His condition on Friday was considered very critical.
 Tie decorations in the First chnrch parlors are nearly completed The work is being done by J, W. Allen of Gulf street.
 There will be the usual services in our Churches on Sunday--Preaching at 30 I. m. and at $50 D. m. Sunday school at noon, and ehc Young Peoples society meetings at 6:3O D. m. in the First, the Plymouth and the Methodist churches.
 Morning Prayer and sermon at 1030 ]. m. Sunday school at noon, with Nespers at D. m. in St Peters church
 Mass at SIS and at 10 30 a. m fol- lcrf d by the Sun lav school after th. early masses and benedictions after the late mass in St. M9ry'a church. Sunday school in the Union Chapel at Woodmont.
 Service at D. m. at the Calvary Baptist Mission in Mechanics hall on Broad street
 Sunday school in the Devon school house at 3.30 D. m. The attendance at this Sunday school, tthc Union Sunday school 0f Devon) is growing.
 
 First Baptist church has preaching at II a. m. Sunday school at l2:3O. The Womcn's Missionary society at D. m and the Evangelistic service at 7:45 D. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Sumner Bray of Daisy farm. Milford Point, visited friends in shelton on Thursday.
 The Evangelistic services of tho First Baptist church will continue next week in charge of Mrs. M. I. Desvcney of the Abyssinian Baptist church of New York city.
 There will be magic lantern show. with three acts, at the home of Dick Bryan. Prospect street, on Saturday evening. The boys and girls in the neighborhood are looking forward to this entertainment which is to open at eight o'clock
 MT. ". F.. Jarvis and his daughter. Miss Esther Jarvis, of New York city. are the week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. Putney. Miss Jarvis who is the niece of Mrs. Putney, has very kindly consented to play violin solo during the offertory in the Methodist church on Sunday morning.
 Tho funeral services of William Hat field will be held on Sunday afternoon at 1: 30 o'cltck. The Rev w. n. Tuckev of the Methodist church will conduct the service. The interment will be in the Evergreen cemetery in New Haven.
 The funeral of John S. Downs will be held at o'clock on Saturday after room. Interment in the Milford ceme- teTy
 The graduating class of the Milford High school this year is a large one. The members are the Misses Kathleen Quirk Edith Kingsley, Elma Bristol, Edna Bassett. Irma Compton, May Hickey and May Shanley. and Archie Watt, Harold Cornwall, James Took CT, Norton Russell and Willie Ford.
 Among the out of town guests at the College supper in the Parish house on Thursday evening. were Mir. and Mrs. Green of Bridgeport Mrs. Green was Miss 4Addie Peck of Milford be- fore her marriage.
 Trinity Guild holds its regular week. ly meeting this evening in the Parish house
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