The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31

reports an enjoyable time. He stopped
on his way home in New York and
Brooklyn.
AsabeI Brooks is reported quite Ill
with pneumonia.
Howard Ives has leased the Munson
house. and has the house renovated
papered and painted so as to make a
comfortable and cosy home for his
mother and brother Harry.
The new barytes mine proves to be
quite a success. After sinking the shaft
fifty or more feet they have struck a
vein of prime barytes. which is worth
ground from $40 to $50 ton. The COM
pany is running three shifts of men of
eight hours each. Thirty years ago,
when the old mine was worked, some
500 men were employed, making Ches-
hire a prosperous village, which many
hope that the present mine will develop
and bring about some of the old time
prosperity. That, with the trolley cars,
Cheshire will become one Of the pros
porous towns of the state With wa
ter company to supply water to the viii
lage, as an act of Incorporation has
been before the legislature to that eff
feet; railroad winter time table on the
Northampton division, trains leaving
New Haven for Cheshire at 1850 a. m,
1904, and 5:57 p. M; leaving Cheshire
| for New Haven at Sat, 1920 a, M, 1926,
and 7:19 y. M arriving in New Haven
at 1853, 11:50 a. M. 1855 and 1850 p. m.
| Cheshire postoffice mails close at 1855
| a. M, 1885 a. m, 3 p. m, 7 p. M; ar
rive at a. m, 11:45 a. M, 1245 p. M,
Z. m, p. m.
Rev Mr. Newlands of Stillman Val
ley, ILL.,, who has preached in the Con-
gregational church the last two SUM-
days, 1t Is thought by some that an
invitation will be extended to him by
the committee of the church to become
its pastor.
Mrs David Nash. the wife of Rev
David Nash, who was pastor Of the M.
f. church some twenty or more years
ago. died Monday In Norwalk. Her
body will be brought here on Thursday
noon for interment.
/ Mrs. Mary Bradley Wilmott, wife of
the late George Wilmott, who formerly
lived in the west part Of the town, died
last Saturday Her funeral was at
tended Monday afternoon, Rev. j. c.
Haugh officiating.
AT the town hall, Cheshire, February
q 1901, at 745 p. m. sharp, Man, the
Mascotte," a comedy drama, by Gilbert
Patten, will be presented by the Ches-
hire Dramatic society. Cast as follows:
| Nan, the Mascotte. Observation-Disclosures.
........ .......... Miss Edith Lanyor
Caleb Baldwin, man of Millions.
e. ........ ........... Charles Maxfield
Ben Flood, Baldwin's evil genius,
known on "The Street as Phineas
Grabber ........ .... Richard Williams
Edward Delaney Van Spread,
wegular wuf1ian ........ George Steele
Jimsey Fracketts Fool. George Steele
Uriah Fox, q lawyer. Nv. B. French
Deacon Smartweed, "a standing pillar
of the church" wv. B. French
Arthur Sherwood, young man witch
aspirations ..............Ur Urban Tyacl
DR.. Wlndsall. Baldwin's family ply
stefan Recommendations. Charles Ware
John butler .............. Charles Ware
Mrs. Baldwin, who seeks position
in social circles .. Miss Helen Peel
Mrs Van Spread, who wishes to make
an advantageous match for Ed
die. ;. ............. Miss Hazel Kirl
Wilder Jehonnett, who has designs OF
the deacon ........... Miss Holcoml
Music by Cheshire cornet band. Pro
ceeds will be used to remodel town hal
stage Tickets 25c. Reserved seats, 35c
Children 15c. Reserved seats on sale a
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