The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
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Walter H. Avery's Recovery Nsw EI- pectsd--LsIter from Mr. DeMatty-The Late charles CoyIs-Persona', Etc

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 Late charles CoyIs-Persona', Etc. The many friends of Walter H. Avery will be pleased to hear that he is on the road to recovery. A week ago yesterday he was operated on for ap- pendicitis: the operation was successful but very serious one. as gangrene had set in. The operation was performed by Drs. Ludington and Verdi. assisted by pr. Hines. Last Wednesday MT. Avery was so low that Dr. Ludington called in pr. Carmalt in consultation. pr. Ludington is attending Mir. Avery; Ia trained nurse is also in attendance. 1 Everything possible has been done to tide the young man over his serious condition, It is expected that MT. Avery will be able to sit up in two weeks. .f, ..
 Pr. Ludington is in charge of Dr. Roberts patients and is generally liked.
 Mrs. B. w. Phelps and daughter Gladys have gone to Maine for two weeks stay.
 A letter from Anthony DeMatty, who is making tour of Italy states that he has visited Naples, Geona, Rome and Santa Carlo and is enjoying his trip very much. He is to sail from Genoa I for New York tomorrow.
 Mrs. Elias Strong and grandson Fred tos Grand avenue returned from Long Island yesterday. The children of Anthony DeMatty, who have been stopping several weeks in a cottage at Short Beach, will return | to theis home on Perkins street We'd lnesday. They report having had very lenjoyable time at the shore.
 The late Charles Coyle was a member lof Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum, and was insured in the same for 5000. I His last meeting with the lodge was at the shore dinner in June. For two years he was orator of Live Oak coun- cil. was generally liked and his death will be much regretted.
 l William D. Hemingway, who has spent the summer at the Hemingway Icottage. Morris Cove. has returned to Norfolk. Va. Tis family will remain isome time longer.
 MT. and Mrs. George D. Terrell of Ferry street have returned from New
 town. MT. Terrell attended the Old
 Home Week celebration and parade in Bridgeport yesterday.
 I Miss Belle Slater played the organ al the Hamden Plains church Sunday
 Earle Johnson supplied in a similar Icanacity at the East Pearl street church.
 The lawn festival began on the grounds of the convent in Ferry streei Hast evening and will continue this and ! Eto-morrow evenings. There is a new programme each evening with music land dancing. a
 Rev. MT. Newlands of Chester preach led at the Second Congregational churcf lSunday. 5
 I H. J. Lane preached an excellent ser, mon at the Baptist church in Worces I ter next Sunday. The pastor Of tht lGrand avenue church. Rev. E. w. Stone land family. are expected home iron l their vacation in a day or two.
 The Y. F. $. Q. D. of the Grand ave tnue Congregational church will enter ltain the Y. F. S. c. E. of the Branfort 4 Congregational church Wednesday eve lining. September ?, if pleasant on th, ,ichurch grounds. f unpleasant the af flair will be postponed until Thursda! levening.
 A large congregation attended Grace | f,l1 at Io1y nU Sunday morning to hear Rev. F. R I Sanford preach his farewell sermon
 MT. Sanford is to leave this city to as, |sume charge of the church at Lyme I Conn #
 I The text was from Acts xx., 32, Now
 brethren, commend you to God and tt N the word of His grace which is able tC ibuild you up and to give you an inher. litance among all of them which is sane. Itified.n j 5
 I The following is the text of the letter lof commendation sent to Rev. MT San. l ford by the yestry of Grace church: l"Rev. F. R. Sanford, Grace Church
 New Haven:
 "At the regular meeting of the vestry August Il, 1903, your letter of resigna ition was duly read and by unanimous lyote I was instructed to write to you land express the regret of the yestrs ithat you have considered this step nee. lessary The yestry, as the governing Ibody of the church, and also as repre-. Isentatives of the people, cannot forge
 the many pleasant years we have pass ed together, and sincerely believe that
 yoll can retire knowing that the yestry land the people of Grace church will fol jmany years remember the excellent lsernons and feel the results of tht Igood work you have done among them
 We also wish to express our hope for, your success in your new field, ant l that we may from time to time have 1 the pleasure of seeing you and hearing lyou inthe years to come.
 | .'Very truly yours,
 &45 IT. j.. CHATTERTON,