The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-21
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Golden Wedding CIebratIOn-Grumman
 Andrews NuptiaIs-CharIes McEnrOe
 is No Longer an Infant-Church No-
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 Mir. and Mrs. Miles P. Futile, of 11O Front street, celebrated their fifty-sec- ond wedding anniversary Thursday evening from eight until ten in the evening. The house was very prettiIy decorated for the occasion. Refresh ments were served and all who called enjoyed the occasion,
 Among those present were Rev, and Mrs. Sheath, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, MT. and Mrs. Henry Futile, MT. and Mrs.. Lloyd Salisbury, MT. and Mrs. Lewis L. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Morris Buck. Mrs. Spain, Mrs. William Pottr, Mrs. Reuben Futile, Mrs. Edward Fenton, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Maria Barnes, Mrs. Captain Borst, MT. and Mrs. Sherman Parker, Mrs Finch, Mrs. Frederick Simpson, Mrs. elley, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Fernley, Mrs. Morris Hemingway, Mrs. Watson E. Wright of Newark, N. J., MT. and Mrs. Harvey Pond, Miss Jennie Griswold, Miss Hat tie Dennison, Miss Hattie Pond, Charles Root, Harvey Barnes, MT. Stannard, William Dorman, Miles Pond and H. W. Crawford.
 The Sunday afternoon gospel and praise service will be held as usual in the hall No. IT Grand aveue. An in- teresting speaker will address the meeting, and the choir will render spec ial music with the anthem, Jesus Low CT of My Soul and a, soprano solo by Mrs. J. Bradley. All are cordially in- vited to attend these meetings.
 A pretty home wedding on Thursday evening was that of Miss Carrie Louise, daughter of Mrs. Mary J. Grumman, and John C. Andrews. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride, 197 BIatchley avenue. Rev. William Fris- bic, of New York, a cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. E. c. Tullar of the East Pearl street M. E. church. Miss Mabel c. Hall of Wallingfdrd attended the bride and William Stewart, of Mount Vernon, N. Y.s acted as best man. Only the families and a feW4close friends were present. Mir. and Mrs. Andrews left late in the evening for a short wedding tour, on their return and they will re- side at 197 Blatchley avenue,
 The storm of yesterday brought near ly two inches of rain. An avalanch of leaves came down from the shade trees and the sidewalks reseinbled forest, paths. The temperature rose to seven ty-two degrees Friday and it was still verymiId yesterday, but cooler weather is promised for to-day
 A few of the local teachers attended the state teachers convention at Hart ford yesterday, but the number was greatly reduced by reason of the storm. The children in the schools had a holi- day, but it's enjoyment was greatly curtailed on account of the down pour.
 Patrons of the street cars were most pleased yesterday over the fact that the open ears had been withdrawn. These cars have been running later than usu- al owing to the unusually fine October weather.
 Quite number from this section went to New York yesterday on the ex- cursion train.
 The Epworth League met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. De Baum, in Exchange street. The exercises in- cluded an interesting musical and lite- rary programme. ......s.. ..
 At the matinee races held by the New Haven Driving club Thursday, B. S. Bradley's Blne Light was second in the pacing class.
 Charles McEnroe, of 131 Saltonstall avenue, with, number of his friends who surprised him, celebrated his twer- ty-first anniversary Wednesday even- 1 ig. He received many gifts, including watch and ring and from his parents fifty dollars in cash . 1 At St. Josephs church next Wednes- day will be held the wedding of Mary, daughter of Patrick Barry of Exchange street, and Andrew J.. Bowen of this city The regular meeting of Fair Ha- | ven Lodge No. ?, Degree of Honor, will be held in A. o. U. w. Hall, 13 Grand avenue, on Monday evening, October 2S at eight o'clock.
 After the meeting refreshments will be served and all members are request ed to be present. --