f- on Wednesday, at St, Mary's ;
church, New Haven, ..o Charles D. j
Foehr, of Mllford. Mr, and Mrs. j
Foehr are now on their wedding trip
ln the vicinity of Boston and will
make their home in Portland, -Me., i
, wnere Mr. b oenr is employed. The kins and his partv arrived here
At the First church Sunday morn- late yesterday after a three week tour
ing the subject will be "A Still Small of the country,
; Voice." In the evening: there will be Albert expected to return in time
! a service of music, with mixed and j for a luncheon at one o'clock, ten
j male choruses. j dered him by a number of prominent
j Monday evening comes the annual j New Yorkers. The prince planned to
! of the brotherhood and amone- other ' remain at West Point to witness his
speakers, Simon Lake Is expected to !
be present.
At the Plymouth church the sub-
Jects will be "Prayer Changes
Things" and "Everybody Play."
On Hallowe'en night there will be
an old-fashioned celebration the
people of the Plymouth churrh ,t
the homo of Mrs. William Fisher
Tibballs, with costumes, etc.
"How Can We Certainly Succeed?"
and "The Gospel According to You,"
will be the topics considered by Dr.
Simonson at the Methodist church.
The Mllford harbor is not to be
decorated with the graceful lines of
a Main schooner this fall, pd the
annual visitation of the "Sarah J.
j-a.ion witn lumDer for James P.
Herrlck, will be omitted on account
of labor scarcity ln the woods, and
other unfavorable conditions.
