The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-04
FAIR HAVEN.
P1rishic ners Give Rev. Mir. Tul- lar Gift-Pilgrim Church
 Ladies Guild Meets.

The parsonage of the East Pearl Street NJ F. church was crowded last evening with the parishioners and oth- CT friends, who called to congratulate the pastor, Rev E. C. Tullar upon his birth anniversary. It had been planned to have the affair surprise to MT. Tullar,- but he was intending to go out of town yesterday and the committee had to inform him of their intended visit and so he remained at home. During the evening he received num- Der of gifts from individuals who called and late in the evening, Frank J. Mansfield, in behalf of members of the parish, presented a purse of money to the pastor. MT. Tular took ccason to thank the people, not only for the purse, but for all their gifts and spoke of his great interest in the parish and the people. Refreshments were served by members of the Ladies Aid society. There was singing during the evening and it was very pleasant affair both for the pastor and his family and for all the callers. Mr. Tullar, who is HUN tctiiP iPiNl.liS lilo ichi LII yCoi HI tHlo parish, is very popular, not only in the church. but in this community and city It is the first time that a pastor has ever served this church four years. Mir Tullar has received uninamous call to remain another year and doubtless will do so He has had four previous pastorates: Waterbury, Seymour, Dur ham and Jackson, Mich. He is a na- tive of Bolton, this state. Not only the people of the parish who .thronged the East Pearl street parsonage last evening, but MT Tullar's hosts of friends, will wish for him many added years of life and of the splendid work he is doing as a pastor.
 The Ladies Guild of Pilgrim church has just reorganized for another year. Mrs. George c. Black, who has been the efficient president for several years, declined reelection. She has work that she is entitled to vacation. The guild has decided not to elect presi- dent this year, but to place the admin istration of affairs in, the hands six managers, one to act for certain term and she to be succeeded by an other of the six and so on until the end of the year. These six managers consist of Mrs. John Parker Mrs. F. C. Rowe. Mrs. Eugene Hill, Mrs R C. Davis. Mrs. George M. Baldwin and Mrs. C. E. Bray The other off ioers elected arc as follows::
 Secretary, Mrs. Ada Leigh; treasurer Miss Addie Strong: assistant treasurer Miss L. Thompson; managers or dl- roctr, ,sses, Mrs. George C.. Bradley Mrs. Ida Buck, Mrs, Edward H Barnes, Mrs. Edgar Allen, Mrs Daniel Cornell Mrs. E. H. Crawford, Mrs. J. o. Clogstone, Mrs. Mary Alvord, Mrs Edward Granniss. Mrs. William Gran miss, Mrs. Marcus Hemingway, Mrs. R Y. Davis. Mrs, W. H. Kellogg, Mrs John Parker, Mrs. Lester Mallory, Mrs Frank Mallory, Mrs. E. C. Rowe, Mrs Allen. Huntley, Mrs Henry Russell Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. W. F. Hub. bard, Mrs. c. F.. Bray, Mrs Horace Beebe, Mrs. Allis. Mrs. John Thompson Mrs. William Crockett, Mrs. George c Black.
 Flower committee-Mis Marguerite Allen, Miss Minnie Crawford, Miss Jessie Davis, Miss Ida Wright.
 Calling and reception committee Mrs Lester P. Mallory, Mrs George