The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02
CHESHIRE.

Sept. 1.--Mrs. Howard T. Moss and Miss Mary Baldwin gave an old home supper to about fifty of their friends recently from four to seven Among those present from out of town were Mrs. M. c. Doolittle. Mrs. William Hotchkiss, Mrs. George Steele, Mrs. F. l T. Burnett, Miss e.. A. Jarvis, all of New Haven; Mrs. Judson Doolittle. of Mount Vernon, N Y.; Mrs. William Carrier of Glastonbury, Conn,
 Miss Mabel Nichols, of New York; has been the guest of Miss I. A. Hous- ton.
 Many friends of Mrs. J. A. Humaston. who has been i'll for some months, were happy to see her out on the streets on Monday
 Miss Edna French of New Havens has been engaged as assistant teacher lin the high school.
 "A very pleasant event took place on Wednesday, of last week at the home of MT. and Mrs Ainsley when Miss Jen- nie M. Pierce and Charles Ward were united in marriage by the Rev. Pitbla- do, pastor of the M E. church. Only I the immediate relatives were present. After short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Ward will be at theirz las ss sss Brooksvale Mr. Pierce has been for some time operator at the telephone ex- change. MT Ward is a well kEoWn cit- lizen of Cheshire.
 Mir. and Mrs E. R. Brown have been spending the past week at Saratoga. Howard Durand and family, who gave very pleasing entertainment in the town hall last week, left town Tues day for Columbus, Ohio, where they will be the guests for week of Mr. Durand's brother, and then will go to Denver, Col, to fill an engagement
 The Ball & Socket Company will soon build large tenement house on the lot they lately recently purchased of the l town.
 I Mrs. F. A. Ives spent few days last week in Litchf1eld. I At the special town meeting held last week it was voted Ito accept the state Appropriation for roads. 5l Mr. George A. Tucker arr family have moved to New Haven where MT. Tucker has accepted a position with the Morgan & Humiston Company. I Two new arrivals in town last week. one at the home of MT. and Mrs. Knollmeyer and at MT. and Mrs. Wdl- I liam Gillen's.
 Rev. MT Newlands and family spent Ia few days at Morris Cove last week.
 Mir A E. Smith is acting town clerk lin place of J. R. L.anyon, who is spend ling some days at the White Mountains. I The remains of Miss Elizabeth Brooks of New Haven were brought here on Thursday of last week and inferred in T the family lot in St. Peters cemetery. Miss Brooks was the daughter of the I late Charles Brooks for several years a resident of Brooksvale. On September g the Cheshire Drama tic club will give the comedy Mere Maids and Match Makers in the Town hall.
 The three chums give a dance at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, Septeaa Iber 8. The Howard Durand family en- ltertainment given in the Town hall last I week Friday, for the benefit of the lCheshire band, was fully attended and j much enjoyed by every one present. The band cleared about fifty dollars.
 Mrs. John Tyack and Edith Lanynn are the guests this week of Mir and Mrs. George Jeralds at Money Island.
 Misses Mildred and Beatrice Moss have returned from a weeks stay in Montowese.
 Miss Mabel Allen has returned from visit of several days with friends in Southport.
 A most delightful ride for one to take Ills to take the trolley cars at New Ha- ven for Mount Carmel and Cheshiles Fare thirty cents.