The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
MILFORD.

Especial Journal Courier News Sersice.)
 Milford, Jaan. 26.-George B. Clark of Broad street. Milford, held an auction of horse goods in Derby on Saturday evening
 Mrs George 4. Roberts of Lafayette | avenue and Read street, is the guest | of relatives in South Norwalk
 Mir. and Mrs. John Dahl have both ! been very i'll for some time. Their | friends will be glad to know that they | are now convalescent, and that MT. | Dahl will soon resume his duties al the office of the Milford Citizen.
 The Rev. Elliott w. Goone preached | in St.. Peters church on Sunday morn | ing. Saturday evening" being the Con- version of St. Paul, there was cele- bration of the holy communion at 10:o0 a. m
 Edward P. Avery, a former resident of Milford, and his wife are at Allan tic City. N. J.. for a few days.
 Theodore W. Bassett of New York city. has been visiting his father, who was confined to the house for several days last week. with severe cold. Mir. Bassett is now convalescent
 Mrs George Osborne, who lives on Broad street, has been confined to the house with a bad cold the past week
 The Rainbow Bazaar will open in the parish house on Wednesday evening and will continue on Thursday ana Friday evenings. There will be a good entertainment each evening, in addition to many other pleasing features. The bazaar will present many novelties and all who attend will be pleased and sur prised.
 There are a number of out of town guests staying at Fort Trumbull Beach until Monday, and among the guests are friends at 'The Films and at the
 "Colonial'' cottage, on the water front
 William Bush is confined to his home
 on North street, suffering from bruises z received in a,fall of twenty feet from [ ladder to the ground.
 N Mrs. George Dickey of Milford Point, the oldest lady in the town, is slowly N recovering from an attack of pneu N monia. Mrs. Dickey lives with her N daughter, Mrs Willard Bray. and is E ninety-eight years of age. N William Fowler counci, O. U. A. M, Bdwill meet on Monday evening,
 Stanley N, Clarke of Shelf 1908, spent NI Saturday. afternoon and to-day with |his parents in town.
 Mrs B N Betts, who has been en- HQ1oying a visit in Providence for the Nupast two weeks, has returned to her home on High street.
 ,M Samuel E. Ford, a graduate of the KAclass of 1907 at Shelf, who is employed |I.gin the General Electric company, at IkWest Lynn recently paid visit to NNhis father, Captain E. L. Ford, at btsProvidence, R. l. Captain Ford Is con- 3Hnected with the Merwin Oyster conl- lEpany of Milford and Providence. 'E Miss Katie Compton of New Britain, H<arrived in town on Friday, for week tOsend visit with her parents. Miss Comp M lon is studying kindergarten work in }{ (he State Normal school. s# The Law residence on the New Ha Fen turnpike, the Bartlett homestead. Is quarantinej for the diphtheria. Mrs. SfAE P Law and two of her daughters 7EAre i'll with this disease.
 2 Mrs. B H. Quirk of Read street, is sN$c,nfined to her home, with the grip. 3& Miss Elise Bates of the Milford high sffI school, was confined to her home last i15Eeek with a severe cold. During her 3# bsence her place in the high school
 ~as taken by Mrs P B. Randall of giINew Haven, who as Miss Mable Will
 Aelmey, was one of the excellent teach 1Rrs in this school
 # Thursday evening of this week will a5be ladies night in Volunteer council, 9ikSoyal arcanum. The committee prom 4Rse s good time to all who attend.
 FAIR HAVEN.