Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
STATE CORRESPONDENCE
 Cheshire.

Oct. 1S.-In the eCongregationalistc church last Sunday morning the Rev. J. k. Hoyt, the pastor, preached sermon on "Bsp- tisn, or the Baptism of the Holy Ghost" In the evening at Professor John R. Pad dock gave an address on 'Light." He | gave a scientific as well as spiritual view | of the subject, which was full of interest l to all present. Next Sunday Rev. Mr: Hoyt will preach in Brooklyn, N. Y., and preachers of Brooklyn, will preach here. Dr. Brooks is one of Cheshire's noted ] young men and a celebrated preacher.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega- tional church will meet this Thursday af- ternoon in the church parlors. A full at tendance Is desired as business of i'm portarce will come up for consideration. Quite 8 number of the teachers of the public schools will attend the state school convention, which is to be held in New Britain Friday, October 20. MT. and Mrs. Eugene Doolittle of Bridge port are the guests of MT. Samuel Trythall and family.
 Timothy Chipman, our jsweler, has moved his stock of goods into the north store of the Hitchcock block. He now has 8 fine store and 8 good assortment of 1 watches, eyeglasses. speetacles speciality, | 8 fine assortment of clocks and general
  ing done promptly and goods cold at fair price He would be happy to have all who ara in want of goods in his line to give him @ call at his new store.
 Mir. H. T. Moss, our popular druggist with'his wife are at the worlds fair for l few weeks.
 1 Mrs Mary Gilllttle has been spending l few days with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hitchcock.
 MT. John A. Hitchcock sailed Saturday from New York for his home in Liver pool.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Baldwin have gone on visit to their daughter, who resides in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 Mir. B H. Clark is having his house painted.
 Oct. 1S S-Mrs. Estelle Barnes, state deputy, visited North Haven grange on l Tuesday evening as inspector and expressed herself we'll blessed with the working of the grange. The members were also very pleasantly entertained with Mrs. Barnes way of explaining difficulties. Mrs H. O.. Terrell had prepared very interesting program in her office as Ceres in the grange, which Was all omitted excepting the corn supper which WAS very much enjoyed at the close of the grange by the large nun ! USI pIcscut. 4uo thUlo WAS lOAuGu WlCu every imaginable variety of food made from corn, corn flour, corn meal and corn starch, excepting popcorn balls, not one was seen, but there were excellent Indian puddings and other varisties of corn pud- dings and cake too numerous to mention. It was very enjoyable occasion. Mrs. Barnes of Southington was entertained by Mrs. L. P. Futile.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Be nevolent society will be held with the pres- ident, Mrs. Reynolds, at her home on Thursday afternoon.
 The center chapel is being thoroughly | renovated this week.
 Mir. and Ms. E c. Warner arrived safe ly home from the worlds fair early on Tuesday evening.
 1 A oorncob doll, from the Ferris wheel of the Wallingford fair, was on exhibition at the grange on Tuesday evening and was matter of much interest and merriment
 Mrs. F. H. Todd furnished several tube roses for the grange on Tuesday evening, which were very attrsctive-other flowers decorated the tables. Miss Fannie Bron. son presided at the organ in the absence of Mrs. H. P. Smith at the worlds fair.