The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-10
SCOTF'S T1 nILLDALE.
JIG FORCE AT WORK TO BUILD
 MISSINGaLINK.

Expects the Cars to be Running July list
 Quick Route from Meriden to New
 Hayen-New Haven to Waterbury.
 Cheshire, April S.-A large number of men went to work last Monday on the missing link of the trolley road from Scotts' to AIilldale, and number more will be put on shortly, as it is the desire of the contractors, Ley Brothers O., to have the line complete at the earliest possible moment, and cars running by the first of July. The latest talk is that line is to be built from Walter Scott's to South Meriden fhis summer, and officers of the Con necticut Railway and Lighting compa- ny are said to be in favor of the plan. It is said that would be quicker and cheaper route from Meriden to Water bury than from Milldale to Waterbury; also, it will be possible to go from South Meriden to New Haven in less than one and ine-half hours (to the New Haven, Green) at a cost of not over thirty cents, and Meriden peo- pie will be able to get to Waterbury in from thirty to forty minutes for twen- ty-five cents. This is a practicable and feasible route, shorter and cheaper al- so, and will fill long-felt want. The demand is strong, and there is every reason to believe that the road will soon be built, <fs :-1s-.s. .-
 A merry trolley party of about eigh- teen came from New Haven last Tues day evening to Seott's Waverly inn. After a fine supper dancing was en- joyed by the party. h. ..'~ F..
 B. A. Hotchkiss has started a first class bakery route. .-a. -.. f.
 Samuel F. Taylor has moved to his farm north of the Waverly. .x
 J. H. Spier, former foreman at the town farm, has moved to New Haven
 The Amasa Preston homestead has been sold to a man in Waterbury.
 Robert Colbert has been made track foreman on the Cheshire Street rail way. 8s sa
 Friend D. Barnes of southington has been engaged by the selectmen to take care of the town farm, and work on the highways. .s@ -..s.. ,.. l
 Mrs. A. c. Williams sailed for Europe Friday. ..
 Fred Walton has a bargain for some one who wants good piarlo-a nlahog- any upright, one that cost $35o, which he, will now sell for $125. -
 Miss Alice Carey, a school teacher in Middle Haddam, is home on short vacation. -a-' \
 Rev. MT. Laine of Smithtown, L. l., and daughter were here visiting friends last Tuesday. MT. Laine was formerly pastor of the M B. church.
 Dr. and Mrs. Mulford of the Cheshire school left last week for a short va cation. # #a.. $lss,s5
 Among those who are home from their school vacations are Misses Louise and Mildred Moss, Miss Dora Frost, Albert Moss and Mark Bishop
 Miss Jamie Bennett returned from Hackettstown, N. j., last Tuesday, where she had been attending the re-. union of school society. -@
 MT. and Mrs. George Kellar arrived home from their winter home in Mel rose, Florida, this week Saturday..
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Ives, who have been spending few weeks at Pinehurst, N. C., arrived home this week. MT. Ives health is much bet te:.
 Rev. MT. Case preached his farewell sermon at the M, E.. church last Sun day morning, giving a resume of his work during the two years of his pas torate. .@& ":
 The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Ian yon, widow of Henry Lanyon, were brought here from Newark, N. J., last ! Tuesday. Funeral services was held in St. Peters church, Rev. MT. Buck of ficiating. The burial was in the Hills dale cemetery. Mrs. Lanyon was an old resident of Cheshire, but had for some years lived with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Hanley, at Newark, N. J. Late reports state that Milford B. Rice of Newport, N. r., is not quite so well. <..
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