dozen fol ks, a dozen knives, a dozen tea spoons, a dozen dessert spoons and four table spoons. Although much sur- 1 prised by the gift, Mr. Griffin heartily j expressed his appreciation of the . thoughtfulness and kindness of his pa- ) rishl oners.Remarks were made by the Rev. Harry Peabody of the Windsor avenue Congregational church, formerly of the Church of the Redeemer, New Haven, and the Rev. Mr. Clark. Refreshments were served, Miss Elsie J. Dresser and Miss Lizzie J. Cairns being assisted at one table by Miss Bessie Cleas. by, Miss Maud Camp, Miss Crissie Burnham and Miss May Readett, and Mrs. William H. Watious. and Mrs. S. C. Doty at the other table having as assistants Mrs. Laura Osborn, Mrs. John McFadyen, Mi sis Annie McDonald and Miss Bessie Fisher. Miss Jennie Griffin was at the lemonade table. Among- those present were friends from New Haven and Meriden. Many presents were received Monday evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Griffin received eiuite a number of others.