The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-29
CHI ESHIR b.
The Queen.

CHESHIRE.
Peters church are omitted during the
last of July and August
John Spear, one of our thrifty farm
ers, died week ago last Sunday at
sixty eight years of age.
! Timothy Guilford left last week
| Wednesday for two weeks sojourn at
the Montowese House, Indian Neck
Mrs Levi Munson has been on the
sick list.
! Mrs William Beach, of Pittsfeld,
Mass, formerly of Cheshire, has been
on a visit, calling on some of her old
friends here.
| Mrs. Lloyd Salisbury and daughter,
of Fair Haven, have been calling on
some old friends.
Miss Nellie Bailey, of New York, was
the guest last week of Mrs. A. e.
| Smith.
Miss Eva Tyack, a school teacher,
has been spending a part of her vaca-
ton with Mrs George Hubbell in Wa
terbury.
Mr.. e. w. Doolittle of Baltimore, has
been visiting the present week and call
ing on a few of his old friends.
William Tyack, of Asheville, N. c., is
on a short visit with friends and rela-
tives here and in Waterbury. He ex-
poets to return to Asheville about the
first of August. His health is much
better.
1t is said that Richard Morgan is to
have a new house built this fall.
Principal Woodbury., of the Academy,
has been spending some days at the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peck have been
made happy by the arrival of young
boy
Mr.. H. S. Frost, who lately sold his
place, has moved into what is known
as the Clark place on the green.
By the will of the late Mrs. Timothy
Guilford it is reported that the Public
Library association receives a gift of
five hundred dollars. Mrs. Bridget
Coogan has sold her place to Joseph
Strosneck, whose house was recently
burned down. Mrs. Coogan has re-
moved to Waterbury and will live with
her daughter
Mrs. j. S. Haugh has been spending
two weeks with friends in New Haven.
party has been surveying the past
week route for the new trolley line,
and it Is reported that work will be
commenced soon.
The Cornet band gave q concert on
the green Saturday evening, July 27.
Mr.. T.. p Owens, who with his family |
went to Oklahoma few years ago, is |
-;eit mol nm, a fa,,- Of
friends here.
Mrs Sanford, of Waterbury, is the |
guest of Miss Lillian Kelsey.
Miss Flatbush, of Topscott, NJ Y, is
the guest of Florence Weed, Of the |
Ivanhoe.
Mrs H, M. Chidsey, postmaster at
West Cheshire, has been at the exposi-
ton at Buffalo, returning last week
Mrs. E, Owen and her daughter, of
Ansonia, took charge of the postoffice
during the absence of the postmasted
Mr. and Mrs. William Burke, who
were recently married, have gone to
at the home of the late
Mrs. Coyle.
A young boy by the name of Joe
Brooks had a narrow escape from
Al " w HlllS ietsl WIEN IlC was oIl
plank and some boys pushed him in the
water at Hotchkiss pond. AS he could
not swim he soon sank, but there were
wo other boys who came to his rescue
md got him to the shore, and worked
,ver the lad until he was restored to
consciousness and saved.
Mrs Harrison Bristol and Mrs Whit
icy A. Smith left Wednesday night to
lttend the wedding of their cousin in
Jew Haven. The contracting parties
Hiss Agnes Dewey and Francis Eugene
Volcott, were united in marriage by the
Rev. W. j. Mulch, of the Howard ave- {
ue Congregational church. The bride .
Who is stately blonde, looked very
retty in a French organdie trimmed in {
White satin ribbon, valenciennes lace ,
With tucks and train and carried bride
oses. Miss A. J. Willard, a cousin of
f the bride, was the maid of honor and
If. Willard best man.
After congratulations, a collation. was
erved. The happy couple left on the
):10 train north. Returning home they I r,
ill go to housekeeping in their fur
ished home at 1853 Portsea street, New :
[aven. Those who attended were:
Irs. f. Wolcott, East Hartford; Mr.. !.
nd Mrs. e. S. Smith, East Hartford;
Tiss Ella Covell, w. Covell, of East
Windsor Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lord
[r. and Mrs. Walter Dewey, Misses :
ora and Florence Dewey, e. S. Dewey, ,
Iiss Katie Kapke, of New Haven, Mrs.
|. H Durham, of Hartford, Mrs. e.
/ Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Swan 9
nd daughter Mabel ana Miss Mae ;.
wan Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Willard Miss !,
ellie Bristol and Lewis Day and the =
Uses Olive, Hattie and Celia Bristol, :
Cheshire. /,