The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-13
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Special Services fin the Various Churches TO-mOrrow-FuneraI of Henry May bry-strong and Sherman School EIevens to Play This AgternOon-So- ciaI and Personal Notes. The music at the East Pearl street church on Sunday by the vested choir and A. B. Clinton, organist and direc- tor, will include the following. 70, Thou Who in Ancient Time" Morrison; "PI- lars of the Earth, 70 SWeetly Breathe the Tyres Above" Jackson; prayer response, Jesus My Lord The services at the Grand avenue Congregational church on Sunday, ln- clude morning worship at 10:30, and preaching by the pastor, Dr. Sheath. Theme. "Balaam's Wish" The Sunday school at noon and at 3 p. m. Sunday school in the Ferry street chapel. The Y. P. $. c. E. at 6:15 p. m., and even ing worship at 7:30 and subject of ser mon. "The Blank on Gods Treasury. Tuesday evening, prayer and confer ence meeting.
 Grace church, Blatchley avenue, Rev. George A. Alcott, rector, and services on Sunday will be morning service and sermon at 1O:SO; Sunday school at 12:l5, and evening service and sermon at t'5O on the words "The Father Almighty Maker of Heaven and Earth" from the apostles creed.
 On Monday evening will occur the wedding of Miss Gertrude, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Merrick, and J. Wes- lev Kirschner, at the home of the brides parents at 337 Exchange street, MT. Kirschner is tenor soloist at St. Paul's chlurch.
 The funeral of Henry Maybry of Lewis street will take place at the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven ceme- tery, this afternoon at o'clock. Mr. Maybry had been employed many years as an oysterman but had been laid aside by illness for many months His age was fifty-seven years. During the last of his life he had been 2 watchman on the oyster beds down the harbor He was widower and leaves several children. One of his sons, Wal ter MayIbry is an express messenger or the railroad.
 Services at the Grand avenue Bap list church Sunday will be as follows Public worship at 10:30 a. m. ant preaching by the pastor, Rev Charle G. Smith Topic of the sermon, Al Abundant Harvest" and evening Wor ship at 7:30 and the topic will be "Ou Great Redeemer," the third of the ser ies of sermons on the Sermon on tn Mount. The pastor of this church an Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Frederick Willis an M. M. Cover have been appointed del egates to the Baptist state convention to be held at South Norwalk, Octobe 15-17. The ladies of St. Francis church hel a. meeting this week to make arrange ments for their barn dance to be hel in Harmonic hall in November.
 MT. and Mrs, Frank T. Wade hay returned from their wedding trip an will reside at 461 Ferry street.
 Next Monday evening the Ea' Pearl street Chautauqua circle wi meet at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jof Wetherwax in Houston street. 1T topic for study will be '"rhe Theol and Practice of the English Cover ment."
 Miss Bertha Niles, daughter of Alto ney and Mrs. W. P. Niles, is expectt home from Smith college to-day to r main over the Sabbath.
 The afternoon the Strong footbS team will play the Roger Sherm; school eleven.
 Miss Margaret MacFarland was te dered surprise visit at her home Saltonstall avenue a few evenings ag 1he evening was enjoyed with mus and games and luncheon was serve Harry Strickland of Front street improving after 4 siage with typho fever.
 It was learned yesterday that Seer tary of War Taft had decided adverse in regard to the petition for dra' bridge in Grand avenue over the ca arm of Mill river, and people in this oinity will be pleased. A remonstran against the proposed bridge had be numerously signed in this vicinity. T neople were not only opposed to expenditure of $50,000 when so lit business would be accommodated disliked the idea of the delay to tri tic at that point and especially to street cars, which would enSue throu the operation of drawbridge,
 Dr. e. L. Kilbourne has return from Norwich, having gone there see his aunt Mrs. James Lathrop, W suffered a shock and is in seriC condition.
 Members of the Ready Circle Kings Daughters of the East Pc street M. E. church went to North I ven yesterday and were guests of N Munson.
 A dinner was given Thursday by teachers of Lloyd street school in h or of Miss Ellen c. Hall of the kind garten, which is going to Boston 10 years study.
 Miss Wlnifred, daughter of Henry Byrne of Wolcott street, and Thor Devlin were married at St. Fran
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