The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-04
CIT ESHI R E.

April 3.--Rev J. s. Haugh left Tues
 day morning to attend the New York
 East conference, which is in session i'll | Torrington. Mrs. Haugh is on visit with friends in Essex.
 Miss c. M. Wilcox, who has been
 spending the winter in Boston and vi- cinity, returned home last Friday af- | ternoon.
 Miss Ida Frost has secured a fine po-
 sition as teacher in one of the public | schools in Lakewood, N. J. l At the annual meeting of the Ecclesi- astical society of the Congregational church held last week the following of ficers were chosen: Clerk--E,. R. Brown. Treasurer--W. H. Allen. Society committee-J. D. Walter, F. A. Ives and c. NJ. Hotchliss.
 The steel roof that was put on the church about nine years ago has proved 6 failure and has caused a good deal of
 
 it is going to be removed and the roof covered with good shingles.
 MT. and Mrs Gibson have moved into the house vacated by MT. and Mrs. M. Higgins.
 Dr. J. De Vine has moved into the Dr. Chamberlain house, which he lately purchased.
 Darius Doolittle, of New Hartford, father of F. H. Doolittle, of Cheshire, died last Saturday. His remains were brought here Monday for interment in the Hillside cemetery.
 A young daughter of MT. and Mrs. Howard Durand, who died in New York, was brought here last Thursday for interment.
 The funeral of Theodore Hotchkiss was held at his late home last Friday, Rev. MT. Newlands officiating. MT. Hotchkiss was a veteran of the war. He leaves a widow to mourn his death.
 Mrs Charles Merrill, who was Miss Ellen Wooster, of Cheshire died in Wa terbury last Wednesday, Her remains were brought here last Friday for inter- ment.
 The funeral of Robert Davis was at tended from his late residence last Ffi- day afternoon. Mir. Davis was fifty six years of age and had long been resident here. He leaves widow and three sons.
 Mrs. Eliza Ann Gaylord, widow of the late Henry Gaylord. died Monday at the age of eighty-siX years. Her funeral took place Wednesday afternoon, Rev. MT. Newlands officiating. The estate of MT Gaylord. after the death of his wife which amounts to nearly S50,OOO, goes to American and foreign mission societies.
 The Literary club will give a sociable next Monday evening al the residence of Mrs Edgar Beadles.
 Miss Emily Dickerman has returned from a three months visit in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Miss Nellie Walter was home from Northfeld seminary during the Easter vacat tion.
 Miss Helen Moss goes next Tuesday | to Brideewater, Mass, as a pupil in the | Howard seminary
 Rev. and Mrs. Buck will entertain their parishioners at the rectory on the evening of Wednesday, April 16.
 w. B. Rice has bought the cottage formerly occupied and owned by Judge i A. E. Smith and will take possession May 1.
 Mir and Mrs. Neal and family will move into the house with Mrs Newell, West Cheshire.
 In the death of Mrs Gaylord it is said that the bulk of the estate of the late Henry Gaylord goes to the American Missionary association, the American Home Missionary society of New York and the Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions of Massachusetts.
 The annual sale day and exhibition of ,attle, horses, vegetables, etc, will be leld in front of the town hall April 9 rom 10 a. m to p. m. Auction begins tt l o'clock
 The annual concert of the Cheshire rornet band will be held at the town nall Saturday evening, April 19, at S15 -------------- l