The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
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Tomorrow Rev. Mr. Fiddle At Other churehes-PersonnI,E Etc. A. Dupy, the east side newsdealer, has moved from his store on the cor ner of East Grand avenue and Quinni- piac avenue to the store adjoining west. John Parker will move his grocery store to the store vacated by Dupy, the change to take place the first of the week.
 Rev. F. R. Sanford. who is about to retire from the pastorate of Grace Epis- copal church, will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow morning. MT. San ford returned from his summer home in Madison yesterday where he has been spending his vacation. Rev. MT. Riddle, formerly of Glastonbury, will preach at the church during the month of septem- Der. The members of the church regret MT. Sanford's, departure and wish him SuSSS9S III HIS llSW llelu.
 Rev. O. W. ,Snodgrass of Essex will occupy the pulpit at the East Pearl street M. E. church tomorrow, both morning and evening. The Epworth league at 6:15 will be led by Miss Lillian Gladwin. A cordial welcome will be given all who attend.
 The English bark Ivy Leaf is off the Adamant Plaster Co.'S wharf with a cargo of adamant from Nova Scotia. :. | Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Latta of 79 Pine street, who are at West Nicholson, Pa, and who have spent the mointh at that place. are expected home to-day. =, Dr. and Mrs. Forcell. who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Gustav Goodman O. Blatchley avenue. returned to their home in Astoria. L. l., Thursday. Mrs. Goodman and her children accompanied them and will be. their guests for about two weeks.
 Mrs. James Dow os Fillmore street is spending two weeks in Brooklyn, N. Y. H. J. Lane will again occupy the pull pit of the Grand avenue Baptist church to-morrow morning, and it is expected that large congregation will hear him, He expects to take up his studies at Crozier Baptist seminary this fall.
 The contractors who have been grad ing. curbng and laying walks in Lenox street have finished their work and the street is now in first class condition.
 Rev. MT. Newlands of Cheshire will preach in the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church tomorrow morning.
 Clifford Walker os Chatham street has returned from Atlantic City, where he spent tive weeks. -.
 Miss Sadie Parmelee of Quinnipiac aveue, who has been visiting friends in Providence, R. l.. returned home yes- terday.
 Letter Carrier John r. Kennedy has sold to Frank A. Brewer a two family :rame house on Ferry street one floor O. which is. at present occupied by MT. Kennedy. The latter has bought the house forrnerlyt owned by his father, the late Edward Kennedy, from the heirs, and after making alterations, will move into it.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Coombs of Lloyd street are enjoying their vacation in the state of Massachusetts. t Waiter Trench, a. graduate of Yale in the class Of 1902. and who for the past year has been working as surveyor for large railroad in Cincinnati. is visit ing relatives and friends in this section for few days.
 Mrs. James Shelley of Clay street and Mrs. William ,Skelley of Bridgeport, formerly of this place, have returned home after spending few. days with relatives in Meriden.
 Mrs. Rachel Robbins of Chatham street has returned after two months stay at Huntington, L. I.
 Miss Alice Finch. who has been spending her vacation in the White mountains, has returned to her home.
 Chris. Pagan and Edward Reilly of 127 Blatchley avenue are visiting friends in New York.
 Clarence Fisher of Grand avenue, who has been staying with relatives at Yon- kers. N. Y, for the past month, has returned home.
 John May of ITO saltonstall avenue is on his vacation at Far Rockaway.
 Miss N. H. Story of Pine street. a teacher in Strong school. with her sis ter. Mrs. George B. Atwater of State street. is spending their vacations at Catskill on the Hudson.