The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-07
Cheshire NofeA.

Cheshire Notes. Sept. 6.-The republican voters of | Cheshire will meet in the town hall Saturday evening, September 8, at 7:3O | to nominate delegates to the state, con- gressional, senatorial conventions, and to transact any other proper business
 In a late number of the New York daily Tribune it says: Among the early fall weddings anhounced is that of the Rev Thornton B. Penfeld of that city, and Miss Martha Nee Martin of Grand Rapids, Mich. The wedding, which will be en grand tenue, will take place at Brookvale, Conn, at the summer home of the brides father, Joseph H. Martin. MT. Penfield is the secretary of the Young Peoples department of the Presbyterian board of home mis- siena
 The public schools commenced last Tuesday, with the following teachers, for the fall term: District No. 1, Miss Hattie Lawton; No. g. Miss Avaline l Brown; No. 3, Miss Bertha Moss; No. 4, MT. H. O.. Brooks; Mo- 5, Miss Grace Moss; No. 6, Miss Ida Frost; No. ', Miss Nellie Simons; No. 8, Miss Minnie King; No. g, Miss Carrie Stone; No. 1O,. Miss Hattie Hotohkiss; No. ii, Miss Mabel Hotchkiss; No. 12, Miss Susie Trythall. The high school will open next Tuesday with Arthur V. Wood ruff of Berlin as teacher.
 MT. Henry s. Frost has been award ed the contract for carrying the mails from the central office to the station at West Cheshire and has bought one of the hacks of the late B. Frank Mun- son to carry passengers.
 Miss Alice Trythall has gone to Springfield, Mass, as teacher in one of the public schools in that city,.
 Miss Lottie Hotchkiss has gone to New Haven to take course of studies in the normal school in that city.
 Miss Florence Trythall is to con- mence her school Prospect next Tues day. 10
 A regular meeting of E. A. Doolittle Post will be held at their room Satur- day evening, September 8.
 Miss Carrie Graham of New Lisbon, Ohio, has been spending some weeks as the guest of Miss Carrie Hickox.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Doolittle of Bridgeport, who spent several days as the guests of the Trythall family, returned to their home in Bridgeport last week.
 MT. M. c. Doolittle, who has been for many years in the custom tailoring business in the town hall building with Mr. P. Deane, move this week to New Haven where they will open tailoring, under the firm of Doolittle and Deane. This will leave Cheshire open for some good tailor.
 MT. Edward Burke of West Cheshire has had new barn built.
 The Rev. Emerson Jessup and son Alexander, have been spending week at Saratoga Springs.
 MT. B. c. Andrew and family are occupying their cottage at Pine Or chard.
 The young people of the Christian Endeavor society with number of other people, had very sociable time at picnic held at Hanover park Tues day, this week.
 St. Bridget's R. c. church has re- gently received new coat of paint and the cross has been regilded, which has improved the looks very much.
 Dr. E. c. Cornwalrs office building on Main street has been moved to a lot west, where it will form part of the new house to be built for F. Eagan.
 MT. c. c. Lord of New Haven was the guest Sunday, of MT. and Mrs. E. P. Atwater.
 The T. A. B ball club of Wallingford, came here Monday and were de- feated by the Cheshire boys by score of 13 to G.. -
 MT. J. A. Carsile and wife of Boston. have been spending few weeks as the guests of w. H. Newell, West Cheshire.