Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-23

Mary's church here. He will also have
charge of the parishes in West Haven and
Stratford. e-s.
The people of st. Mary's R. G.. church in
tend erecting parsonage for their new
priest soon. The building lot on the oppos-
tie corner from the church has been pur-
chased eff Mr. William Pond for the pur-
pose.
Mr. Merritt Ford and wife have returned
after spending the winter in New Haven, and
will spend the summer at their residence
here.
The marriage ceremony of Mr.. George W.
Wilson, of this place, and Miss Sarah Simp-
son. of Norwalk, took place at the home of
the bride last evening. Many kind wishes
for happy future are extended to this
bridal pair.
Rev. Mr.. Scofield preached in Woodmont
and conducted the service there last Sunday
evening.
Through the liberality of friends gene
rous sum was subscribed to purchase artif-
cial limbs for John Hickey, who. had the
misfortune to lose both limbs by the cars
going over them about six months ago.
Last Sunday for the first time he walked to
church and attended service.
The occasion of illuminating the First
church with gas for the first time was cele-
brated by an entertainment and supper last
Thursday evening. A large number of peo-
pie gathered and realized much pleasure
from the readings by the pastor, Rev. N. M.
Calhoun, who gave two selections, "The Two
Vagabonds, by ]. 7. Trowbridge, and
Laughing in Church, by Mrs. II. B.Stowe.
The other parts of the programme consist
ed of instrumental music on the organ
by S. r. Ford and two vocal solos by Mrs.
Thompson of New Haven, who sang 81 know
that my Redeemer iveth'' and Gone sweetly
solemn thought" After this part of the pro-
gramme was concluded social time was
entered into heartily by all present, and
supper was served in the church parlors,
which was well patronized and gave general
satisfaction.
The Plymouth church sociable, which was
held at the residence of DIR. ]. S. Carroll last
Friday evening, brought together goodly
number of the church people, and very
pleasurable evening was spent
A newly organized choir assisted in the
services of worship in Plymouth church last
Sunday under the leadership of the
organist, Mr.. William Clark. April %.
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