Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-30
CHESHIRE NOTES.

"A Lively Movement in Farm Property
The Gentle SprinS-PersonaI-P
chased by a Brooklyn, N. ", Man
Improving the Town HaIl-Fast Day
Service.
March 29.-The farm of the late Mrs. s.
j. Smith is to be sold at public auction
together with two horses, several COWS and
other livestock, wagons, and large assert
ment Of all kinds of farming tools, together
with household furniture of all kinds in
an almost endless variety. The farm con-
tains eightyf five acres of good land and is known
as the Jarvis place. 1t is about two miles north
OF the Center, and is worthy of the attention of
any one in pursuit of good farm. The gale will
take place at 10 a. m. April and 8.
The postponed auction sac at DR.. Horizons
Brook farm took place Tuesday, with a large
number Of buyers. The sales were very salts
factory and good prices obtained for most of
what was sold.
The roads are getting in very good shape, so
That one can travel without meeting many OBJ
stacles in the way.
Miss Harriet Calhoun's school for Young ladies
after short vacation reopened Monday
The public schools will commence next Mon
Amasa L. Dooittle, student at Moody's. Mt
spending a few days here and in New Haven
Inc academy closed last Friday and will re-
The entertainment for the benefit of st.
Peters parish, which was given February ID, will
be repeated in the town hall April 81.
Mrs.. Caroline Cook and MIR. and Mrs Israel O.
Stratton, formerly of Cheshire, have moved to
Hartford, where Mr.. stratton has secured en-
Mr.. Milo Hine of Brooklyn, N. Y, has pur-
chased the Brooks farm. He will occupy the
house OF MIR. Williams while he is remoielng
and fitting up the one purchased by him.
The interior of the town hall has been much
and Munson, by a new coat Of paint and kalso-
mined
Mr.. h. H. Rice is putting his house in shaps to
guests for the summer. Meals will be served at
any reasonable hour. AS the house is in one of
for Mr.. Rice a full house, which will open about
p. Warren Doolittls is taking his vacation
Ernest Il Baldwin, who has been spending the
Water in Chicago, was here last week visiting
Alfred Bailey, who is 10 the School of Chris
tian Workers at Springfield, Mass, was here over
. AS the Rev. J. F. Sexton. rector Of St.
Peters church, was In New York last Sunday
On Friday, Fast day. a union service will be
held In the M. church at 1045 a. m. Rev. j.
P. Hoyt will conduct the service.
The branch of the woman's board of missions
Will Will meet Thursday afternoon at the home Of
On Saturday afternoon at $50 the Junior En-
deavor society will meet in the chapel of the
Congregational church. The annual sale of slips
in the Congregational church will take place on
Monday, April3 at 2 p. m.
Reuben Roger, native Of Cheshire, but who
has resided in Meriden and has been a chronic
invalid for years, died at Grace hospital, New
haven His remains were carried to Meriden for
interment.
, Miss Susan Trythal who has been visiting
. Miss Alice Trythall Is home for a short vaca-
t1on from her school In New Jersey.
Dr. Horton Brooks farm was sold Tuesday to
Mr.. Ives Of Prospect
The fifteenth annual fair and sale or cattle and
COWS and farming tools toak place in front of
town hall on Tuesday, with quite a display of |
i've stock.