The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-11
OTHER WEST HAVEN NOTES,

 Henry Sutton has given a contract for new house to be built on Campbell avenue to Contractor c. W. Clark. Miss Winnie Kendrick of Main street is on a two weeks trip to. New Bruns- wick and Prince Edwards Island. P. P. Demarest died Saturday night of paralysis. He came from Goshen for the benefit of his health. but grew no better
 Il. B: Warner has the rontract Tor a new house which is to be erected on Main street by Dr. J. W. Stiles. To-day Is the last day for those hay ing bills against the town of Orange to present them for action by the present board. The new board will be elected next month.
 The school bells runs yesterday morning for the initial day of the fall term. Those appointed to fill vacancies and new rooms are: Miss Katherine L. Boyle, room 5, Union school; Miss Der tha N. Bowers, room 1, Richards school; Miss Lucy E. Birdsley, room 1, Wood school; Miss Elsie L. Warner, room 2, Brown school; Miss Mary A. Moore, room l. Brown school. " -' Captain A. H. -.Vesper is at Hot Springs for the benefit Of his health. To-day the German society Will hold its annual picnic at Railroad Grove. The handsome collection of butterflies which has been on exhibition in Arthur Duscharme's barber shop for some time will be drawn for.An opportunity will be afforded to hear the West. Haven Mannerchor sing in the afternoon. The committee having the affair in charge is: l.. White, William Abbreight, John schindler Gotfried Truman and Chris Basner. <, Miss wetmore Kenrick of Main street, assistant in the office of the Winchester avenue road, is on visit to friends and relatives in Canada.
 The annual meeting of the aid so- ciety of the Congregational church will be held Wednesday evening in the church parlors. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Following the meeting win be held a social to which all new corners are especially invited Following is the poem by Mrs. J. H. Klng, read Ut the silver wedding anni- vsrsary of Mir. and Mrs. J. H, Peck : West Haven, the same being the occa- sion of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. Peck's daughter to Mir. Thomas of New Britain: To MT. and Mrs. J. N. Peck, Sept. ', 1894.
 BY MRS. J. H. KING.
 From the cradle to the altar
 Time made one rapid stride, - And quickly changed ~'','-
 Your baby to bride.
 My friends, my darling friends.
 Igreess sys. you tss tsIoyingly.
 From altar day
 10 silver anniversary!
 How full the years ..
 Ojoy and tears!
 But you are faithful vet and .true.
 Your love is loyal,
 Your love is royal,
 And such love we give to you.
 And now in double blessedness.
 Afaithful loving husband,
 And true aud devoted wife.
 Five and twenty years ago
 sst sss lsys ssys siassss ssss's true, A. Never can or will grow old. The wedding song VIC hear to-day
 Echoes the sweet refrain,
 And the gathered joys
 tThe old and hew) srs4 s- Are beund with silver chain, Bound with silver And clRsped with love .l On this eventfpl day; .a--s The day on which. Atloyeh holy shrine, You gave your daughter away. But no tender tio was uroken.'' 'tT' That bound her loving heart to yours; 9hs VII ne y1Hr treasure x While yet her life andusoe, sa.s No MliAl b6ve was lust re When her new life beRJm.~ - You have not 1oet a d3ufRtSr sss But you have trained son. I May happy years be added. s..@ ES AEenef at1on more be tfQ& s-e1When ehe cA4 Ads2f3R0 . V While you celebrate thsgdld. ~ se