The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-01
LATEST CHESHIRE NOTES.
INTERESTING NOTES RRoM OUR
 NEW SUBURB.
Brief Courtnhip Results in Q Wedding Another weddIng-That of Ray sha. yer and an Albany Lady-New Bus Line to MIIIdaIe.

Aug. 1-About two weeks ago Charles C. CrOssley, Jr., came to Cheshire with his fla ther, C. C. CFOssley, to work oil building Station Agent Huxley's new house. Young
 about to say good bye to Cheshire and start for Minnesota. His fathers pleadingS final ly prevailed, and he went tor a boarding place. He was directed to Mf. Wilson, near the railroad station. After being there few days Miss Grace Thorpe of Mt. Carmel came to visit MT. Wilson. The two young people met and they got along so nicely to- gether that they went over 10 KensingtOn
 last Sunday and were married by the Rev.
 Mir. Churchill of that place, and now both have made up their, minds to stay In Cheshire for awhile. >r5s Roy Shaver, assistant station agent at the Cheshire depot, went to Albany, N. I., last week and was quietly married to Miss 1 Shook of that city. After their return to West Cheshire they will make their home
 in Horace Fields house for the present
 The marriage of Miss Eva L. Tyack and Geoge l. .Jeralds took place Thursday even ing at the home of the bride, Rev. MT. Buck performing the ceremony. Miss Spaulding was bridesmaid, and was attired in white. The bride carried bride roses and the bridesmaid pink carnations. A recep- tion followed the marriage, and with many friends and relatives was a happy event. Many beautiful and valuable presents were received. After q short honeymoon away MT. and Mrs. Jeralds will go to hOusekeep- house. M ge 5~- The twenty-third annual reunion of the HOtchkiss association will be held at Lake Compounce Thursday, August 20. All direct HotchkiSS descendants and families are in yited to be present. Charles T. Hotchkiss of West Cheshire is acting secretary of the association.
 Among the late arrivals in town Is a young boy at the home of Mir, and Mrs. T. E. Brownlee. L
 Charles II. Ives, wife and daughter of Newberne. N. C., have been for the last few days the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Ives and D. R. Brown. Mir. Ives is man ager of the Cotton 0ii and Fertilizer Co. and treasurer of the Br0adus and Ives Luni- | Der Co. Of Newberne.
 Professor Howland C. Ives Is at the home of his mother here for the summer. MT. Ives | is to be assistant professor Ill the University 1 of Pennsylvania next year. Mail Carrier Pardee on route No. l has re- signed and will leave us soon as the govern | ment postofIice department finds some one Ito fill the position. Mr. Pardee has pur- chased the eXpess and messenger business l of c. K. Grant. between Cheshire and New l Haven, and will commence the buSiness the 10th of August.
 Mr. Grant will have charge of q new bus l line from Walter Scott's to Mildale every | day of the week. This line is what has been called for by many for long time for their l is quite a number that would take the trol. l ley cars at New Haven if they were sure of ] a through line to connect at Milldale north at least Some days a score and some times 1 fifty people are disappointed every sunday l and other days not finding q stage line so | that they can go through. Many from south l ington would come this way.