Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-20
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Cheshire.
ENERAL NEWS oF THE ToHN-oLp LANpMARK SOLD

GENERAL NEWS OF THE TowN-oLD LANDMARK SOLD |
PERSONAL NoTEs-NEws FROM THE CHURCHES.
spending some weeks In New York with her
uncle Nj. George A. Jarvis, has returned here.
The old Newell place, In what is called Lock
been living there for two or three years.
Mr.. Alfred Bailey, a student in the school for
licensed to pGeseh BY the New Haven Central as
sociation, which met in New Haven week before
last; Mr.; Bailey has returned to his school in
Miss Minnie Gillette, the soprano in the choir Of
st. Peters church, had a severe attack OF sciatc
rheumatism, but Is now convalescent.
who is a student the school ship st. Mary,
turns to take cruise until October, when he grad
yates.
been invited by Trumbuli post No 1e of South
inton to participate with them in their observ
ance Of Memorial day.
is the inscription .'Georsius IL, Rex" and on
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal NJ Ives, who have been
spending the winter in New York, have returned
Mr.. samuel Trythai has sold a fne pair of
| young working oxen.
Mrs. John Paddock is spending a few days at
The teachers in The Sunday school of the Con-
gregational church are to hold a teachers meet
series was held Monday evening at the house Of
! Alfred Baldwin. Next Monday evening one will
| be held at the house or W. s. BALDWIN.
| Rev. A. q. Mead of New Haven preached in
| the Congregational church Sunday morning and
| evening two vary able sermons. He was the
| guest Of Mr.. II. II. Rice of the Fair View house
| head OF Main street. From the house you have
| a fine view OF the surrounding country. We
bespeak for Mr.. Rice share of patronage Of the
public.
Bishop Williams visited st. Peters church Sun
day and administered tho rite Of confirmation in
the evening, in the afternoon he paid visit 10
st. Paul's church in Southington.
| George Keller, b. H. Rice have improved their
| houses by new coat of paint.
1t was somewhat expected that Rev. g. e.
| Barto would be appointed to fill the NJ. E. church
l pulpit another year, but it seems q young man,
| Mr.. Rollins, now 10 Wesleyan university has been
| appointed here, and Mr.. Barto goes to Clinton
| though we are sorry to have him leave, yet we
| can but congratulate him on his appointment to
| Clinton, as it is a nice little place by the sea
| shore and prosperous parish.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bishop and daughter OF
New Haven were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Merrics D Hotchkiss last sunday.
mr. Edward DoolitIls and family called on Mrs
| Mary Gillette last Sunday.
| Mr.. John Goblin, who has lived here for a ions
| time and was well known, died after short i'll
ness Thursday night
sixteen young ladies' and the comedy, "A kic'
Pudding" by a star troupe, will be given in tn
town hall, Cheshire April 81. The program is a
| follows:
| Drill, under the direction of Lieutenant Colone
Thompson. by Misses Susie Morse, Eta Cham
berlin, Laura Blakeslee, Annie Guilford, Netti
toll, Florence Hall, Bertha hoss, Grace Moss Lin
Preston, Hattie Lawton, Daisy Jerolds, IdaFrost
Annie Peck: The comedy characters:
Mr. Richards. ................::.m MI B. G. Tongu
mrs Richards. ..............:: Miss Nette Smit
Een oSnsn1b,.s.v MsI Fannie Aoieom
orchestra"Violin; Prof McHienan; cornet, MI
| e. D. Bristol; piano, Prof. Welton.