The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-04
CHESHIRE.

Oct 2-There is a report that the
 copper mine in the east part of the
 town will prove paying venture, The
 shaft has now been sunk nearly seven
 ty feet and paying ore found When
 the shaft is down to seventy feet drift
 will be opened and it is expected a good
 copper vein will be found. There are
 the present time. If good paying
 vein develops it may be that Cheshire
 will take "boom.'
 The following names are new men that have been made voters for the Oc- tober election for town officials: Albert
 W. Andrews William Armisted, Will liam Averest, Fred Beach, Lyman Beach, Horace H. Buck, Edward Burke, Robert w. Bristol, James Cair, John M. Coleman, James Coleman, Fred Crumpey, Wesley Curnow Andrew Clark, Robert Egan, John Freeman, James Gibson, Kent Henion, Theodore Hotchkiss, Charles Higgins, Charles Jackson, George Johnson, William R. Johnson, William Keefe, William My CTS, Charles Parsons, Joseph Pebbles, Fred Peck. Thomas Schaller Thomas Screen, Percy Sloper, Wilber O'Soule, Edward A. Thompson James Trask, George w. Tubbs, John D. Warner, Sanford J. Woodbury, Charles Will Hams, George H. Williams, John Doe. To be restored: Benedict Bristol, Will ia1, 1I Gtn11ar6 Tn Sobey.
 The republicans will meet in the Town Hall October 4, at 8 D. m,, to nominate candidates for town officers for the annual election.
 George w. Keeler, the real estate dealer, has sold building lot on Corn wall avenue to New Haven parties.
 MT Evarts, of New Haven, has rent ed the Barnum place for a milk farm.
 The Bella Hotchkiss place is being re- novated and will soon be occupied by newly married couple.
 Charles Grilley, former Southing- ton resident, has moved into the Chaun- cey Rice house.
 pr. c. A. Dennison has returned from Saltwater, N Y, after a vacation of SiA WcEhS. ilt lllNl llOl cApGGl lO DC away but two weeks, but was com pelled by illness to extend his visit.
 John A. Hitchcock, of Liverpool, Eng land, who has been spending several weeks here and with friends in Water bury, has returned to his home in Liv- erpool.
 Charles Jackson. clerk at H. T. Moss drug store, is on a short vacation with relatives in Canada. His place in the store is taken by Julius Carley.
 The Misses Mary and Helen Williams and Ralph Williams, who have been spending the summer in Cheshire, have returned to Washington, D. c. Miss Mary is a teacher and Helen and Ralph are pupils in the High school.
 Mrs. J. S. Haugh has returned from a two weeks visit with friends in Essex. Rev. J. s. Haugh is in Shelton for a few days to unite in marriage one or more couple.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Rice and young daughter started Tuesday for Newport, N. Y for visit with Mrs. Rice's pa rents Tozaburo Kudo, A. NJ, will give l I lecture on the home life of Japan, and | will sing songs, at the Town Hall at | eight o'clock Thursday evening, Octo- | Der ?.
 Miss Amy Murry will give one of her | popular entertainments in the Town | Hall Monday evening, October :.
 The members of the Dramatic club i nave been invited to attend the mar 'iage of Richard Williams Ca member If the club, to Miss Helena De Ettey, daughter of MT. and Mrs Edward J, of Plantsville, Wednesday evening, October 16.