The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-06
CHESHIRE.

CHI ESIIRE.
with his family to Bridgeport this week
but Mr.. Hoyt will supply the pulpit in
the Congregational church till septem-
Der 16
w. A. Soule. the new principal of the
high school, has arrived with his fam
lily and will occupy the apartments va
Gated by the late principal, Mr.. Robin
son.
Timothy Guiford left last week to
join Rev. Millidge Walker late rector
of ST. Peters church, for a trip to the
Adirondacks for the benefit of Mr..
Walkers health
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar F. Wilcox of
Chicopee Mass. have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley A. Lanyon for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Milton c. Doolittle OF Clinton
avenue, New Haven, has been visiting
some of her old friends the past week
Rev. George Gregory of Southern
Pines, N c., conducted the services in
ST. Peters church last Sunday. The Of
fcers of the church are soon to call a
new rector.
Mrs. Mary Chandler and daughter of
Meriden has been visiting at Mrs Nor
ris Hotchkiss' for few days, and call
ing on a few friends.
The fall term of the district school
commenced Tuesday with the following
teachers: Center school, Eva L. Tyack;
North Center, Ella Brennan: Union
school, Jessie r. Bishop Southwest
school, Sadie Steele; Moss Farms
school, Helen Peck North school, Mary
Coleman; Cheshire street school Mabel
! White; East school, Minnie f. Peters;
Southeast school, Emma B. King; Mix
Vile school, Alice Harvey; South Center
school, Nellie B. Giblin: West Cheshire
school, Maud Brown.
| Rev. Charles w Lyon of the Metho-
dist church has been very sick and has
gone to Dr.. Strong's sanitarium in Sa-
ratoga Springs, N. Y. The church in
terests are in the care of Rev. Mr.
Haugh, a former pastor. Rev. Mr.
Thegaskis preached on Sunday morning
and Mrs Sibley gave a Bible reading in
the evening, which will be the order for
several Sunday evenings Missionary
Horace E. Sibey takes charge of the
prayer meeting this week in the Con-
gregational church. Rev. Mr.. Haugh
breaches in Cheshire street chapel on
next Sunday afternoon.
The Edison moving picture exhibition
in the town hall Saturday evening was
failure on account of the breaking of
some of the machinery. 1t was a dis
appointment to the large number pres
ent. The manager gave back the tick
cts and will give the exhibition in a
short time
Miss Lena Ives, who has been serious
ly i'll for the last ten or twelve days,
does not gain and it is somewhat doubt
full about her recovery. Dr. Meyer of
Cheshire and Dr. Russell of New Haven
are in attendance.
Rev. R. A. Nichols, pastor of the Bap-
fist church, has returned from a short
sojourn in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer H Brooks have
been visiting in Greenport, L. l.
Mrs Griffin of Brooklyn, N. Y, sister
of Mrs l. S. Haugh, who has been the |
guest of MI and Mrs Haugh for the
last month, has returned to her home |
in Brooklyn, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Andrews of New
Haven were in Cheshire last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips have gone
to Long Island for week.
Cheshire has not been favored with |
much rain for the last three months
Many wells are without water, and the
springs dry and brooks low, and if it
does not rain soon corn and potatoes
will suffer The winter apples are fall
ing fast, Many pastures are drying up,
SO that many have to feed their stock.
The fire in Hamden woods Tuesday
night was quite visible here.