The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
FAIR HAVEN.

| FAiH HAVEN.
 Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
 Personai-Marine-surpriss Wait to Rev.
 Dr. Sage.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert storer Of 52 Bright street observed the twenty-hfth anniversary of their marriage on No- vember 1s, receiving their friends from to 10 D. m.. as follows: Mir. and Mrs. Francis sibiy. Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. George Corbett. Mrs. J. Harvey Minor, Mrs. c. Watrous. Mrs Sarah T. Brad bury. MT. and Mrs. c. B. Ives. Miss Grace Robertson, Master Robert storer, Mrs. Grosvenor. Misses Lillian and Florence Grosvenor. Mir and Mrs. Floyce. Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Sage. Rev. and Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell. MT. and Mrs Fred Seibert. Miss Florence Seibert, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Robertson, Miss Ethel Robertson. Mrs. Talmage,, Mrs John Hurd. Miss Bunce. Mrs. Corliss, Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Bris- tol, Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. Lindsley, Miss Mallory, Mrs. William Green, Mir. and Mrs. Foote. Mrs. Doane, Miss Clarke, Mrs. Kanahan, Mrs. Cook, Clayton J. Curtiss. Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs Charles Meigs. Miss Belle Meigs and Miss Holt. Light, refreshments were served to all. The couple received many handsome gifts. The W. c. T. U., of which Mrs. Storer is member. presented an easy chair and a silver syrup cup.
 | A surprise visit was made upon Rev. Dr. Sage at his residence on Wolcott street Wednesday evening, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. The supper was served by the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church. During the evening Dr. Sage was presented with handsome oak chiffonier and other gifts. Nelson A. Beebe made the speech of presentation, to which Dr. Sage replied in a feeling manner. There was a large number present and the occasion was very pleasant for all.
 Miss Edith Johnson, a cousin of Mrs. Shoii iCo 4Ns 3hCl6o Ol WOlSolI ollCCl dllu Joseph De Silva were married at the home of the bride on Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, Wednesday evening. Miss Lillian Gladwin of Exchange street has returned from Paris, where she has been studying art for several months. She intends to become an in- structor in this strdy. Miss Gladwin was for several years teacher of sew ing in the public schools of this city.
 Captain Balfour Cowen in the recent election, was chosen district judge in Illinois, it being the first time that Maconpin county was carried by the republicans. Captain Cowen is the father of Mrs. E. c. Sage of this place. He is prominent lawyer and U. A. R. man.
 The three masted schooner Laurence Haines has discharged a cargo of lum- Der loaded at Wiscasset, Me-, for Aus tin Mansfield & Son.
 By error it was stated that the late Mrs. Konold was member of East Pearl street M. E. church and that the pastor, Rev. J. Howard Hand, conduct ed the funeral services, both of which statements were erroneous.
 There will be hymn and praise ser vice at the East Pearl street M. E. church on Sunday evening, November IS, at 7:30 o'clock. The service will be led by the chorus choir of the church, assisted by Miss Madge Roberts. The pastor, Rev. J. Howard Hand, will give a short address. The public is cordially invited. Following is the program of the musical numbers:
 Organ prelude. .Rheinberger
 Intermezzo from 9th sonato. Anthem-"Glory to God in the High
 est" Mozart Anthem-"O Lord Most Merciful' Solo-"There is a Green Hill Far
 Miss Fluvia Ford.
 Solo-Selected. .. .. .. .. .. ..
 Miss Madge Roberts.
 Anthem-"O Give Thanks Unto the
 Lord".. .. .. .. .. .. O.. Jackson POstiude Salome
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