The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-30


 Wilhelmina and Charlotte Barbezat, Mary, Helen and Gertrude Lynch, Lil- Han Waters, Minora Palmatire, Mary and Catherine Judge, Mildred Mans field, Clavia Hemingway Josephine Henderson, Alberta Kartzmark, Earle c. Waters, Gordon Palmatier, Arthur Merrill and John Lynch.
 A couple were married on Friday by Rev, D. c. Tullar of the East Pearl Street M E. church, who lived 400 miles apart The bride was Miss Etta Mae Towne of Portsmouth, Va, and the groom, Leon s. Butts, d prosperous farmer of Stowe, Vt. As MT. Butts is very busy on lis large farm at this sea- son, he decided that he could not take the long trip to Virginia to claim his bride and so the latter proposed that they meet in this city and be married in Fair Haven, which was her former home. LAS Miss Towne formerly att tended the East Pearl street Sunday school, she desired to be married by the pastor of that church and 1t was so agreed. MT. Butts said he would meet his bride-to-be in New Ha- ven and arriving some little time ahead of Miss Towne, he met her at Union station. The marriage took place at the parsonage of the Methodist church and there were present as guests the brides father, Walter G. Towne and Mrs. M. D. Cone. Soon af- ter the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Butts departed for Stowe, Vt, where they will reside. The brides family resided here until some twelve or fifteen years ago, when they removed to Virginia.
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church yesterday morning the pastor preached the third In a series of sermons which are intended to lead up to the coming this winter of the well known. evange- list Dr. Chapman, who is to hold a series of revival services. These ser- mons have been on, ''The Power of the Cross" ''The Test of Disclpleship" and Recommendations of Discipleship." In the evening MT. Tullar gave another of his sermons on the study of the char acter os Joshua.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Sanford of New York are visiting relatives here and are now at the home of Mir and Mrs. John s. Sanford of East Pearl street. The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held in the parlors of. the East Pearl Street M. F. church Thursday afternoon and in the even- ing at o'clock the ladies will serve supper 9Isi The committee that is arranging the first meeting of the Mems club of the Grand Avenue Congregational church has decided to postpone 1t for one week and it will be held on the evening of ! Monday. Oct. 14. #a
 Alton Turner, son gof MT. and Mrs W. H. Turner of Main street, East Haven, is quite an expert with shot gun for lad of only 12 years. One of his latest successes in this line was | OA 1T llOdJi WH5l uG bdBStu d Itil' hawk which measured five feet, good and strong, from tip to tip. The Dirt had been circling around the village for some time, trying to bounce dowr on some unsuspectlng chicken, when he was a victim himself,
 There have been few summer storms this year, but the past week has al, most made up for the entire season | Another hard storm struck here Satur. day night and at about noon yesterday from the flerceness of the wind, fl would seem that Fair Haven was ir the storm center. It was a piping gooG | gale and branches were blown from
 the trees, fruit knocked to the grount and boats pulled at their anchor fast enlngs threateningTy. The storm had it's effect upon attendance at the churches in the morning.