Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-28
Rev F. I. Nntt. of Warran. nf.su.-

Rev. F. J. Mutt, of Warren, Mass., is expected to supply the pulpit of the First Congregational
 Judge Henry stoddard is having his cottage at the Gulf remodeled in vary tasteful and stylish
 Rev. Newell Calhoun, who preached at the First church last Sunday, made an agreeable impression
 Mrs. William Merwin is gtiu suffering from the
 effects of the injuries shs sustained by being thrown
 D. .. Masinnis presided at the organ at St. Pstsra church last Sunday very aeceptably.
 The Milford base ball cIub has organizsd for the summer and will soon be ready for earnest work.
 Nathaniel Norton of Boston, has been the gueat of
 Two large chestnut trees near the residence of Ed night One was badly rent and torn. the piece. be, ing thrown quite distance into other fields.
 | tions of the town whore they have bseu worhed by the contractors and reflect great deal of credit piiShsd : -''- "-O- ',.-- i- .-G- l. '''' = ' 70
 Mir. J. s: Rood orens the Merwin's Point ho el at | Woodnont June 4. Read advertisement elsewhere. Rrs. Richard PIatt has bsen spending . few week. among hRr friends out of town She intends ts make her future home at the residence Of MT. Charlea Charles wiihslerney has employed Charles schenck to assist him in his t0nsoEial rooms, over Baldwin James T. Higby has secured the ssrvfces of J. w. Thompson, of Adams, Mass, as druggkt.olerk in hil l Mr. Isaac 0. Smith has recently purchased two l the other of the PAnsy and Albert blood now the | mo st popular in the country. ss=
 | A large addition is being built on to the Steam Manufacturing company. -st -51.fi
 very pleasing and novel programme has been arranged for the entertainment in the Town Hall OF Friday evening ana there s no doubt but what there l will be 8 full house to enjoy and appreeiAt it.
 1 The Geo. Van Horn post, G. A R., request that l flowers be sent to their rooms Friday morning between the hours of and 12 o'clock. Bouquets and wfeGts desired but loose flowers will be accepta- | b and thankfully received. sarfsS
 The funeral Of the late Mrs. Curtis Fall held from her husbands residence Gulf street aat Fri day afternoon. She leaves husband and two chil- i dren to mourn her loss. l St. Petsr's church vas nIled to overnowfng last Sunday evening by peopla Of all stages in life who gathered to listen to amsmoriA seymen by the rec- | tor Rev J. n. Fitzgerald, who had been invited by | the George Van Horn pest. G. 4. R.. to deliver sermon appropriate to the event which ia to be com I memorated this week. The GeoFge Van Horn post were present in body. Appropriate nlnsic was also rendered by quArtetts fR addition to choir. MT FifzQer1ld chose for his text Daniel 430 from which he pointed and practical truths in neat forcibe and impressive manner, that held his andi- ence n the closest attention throughot the aye1ing The leading thought presented vas the PermAnancy of nation rests in the integrity of its people, This theme enlarged and xeriaed by illustrating sen timents and appeals which could not but make his
 listeners feel the responsibility resting on eaoh al indiyiduals their duty tn preserving integrity of character, possessng true religion and maintaining honesty to our national government. &a1aAh May