Connecticut western news., 1876-10-13

Correspondence. Some very interesting correspondence reached us too late for this weeks issue.
 Matrimonial.-A pleasant party of rela tives and friends assembled last evening at the residence of Mir. N. M. Brown on Broad street, to witness the marriage of Miss Fannie, his d ughter, and MT. George 0. Hatch, receiving teller of the Connecti- cut National bank. Rev. Sylvester Clarke, rector of Trinity church, performed the ceremony, and after receiving the warm congratulations of their friends, the welded couple embarked on the sos train for few days at the Centennial and other places. Among the substantial congratulations re- ceived by MT. and Mrs. Hatch in the form Of wedding presents was an elegant family Bible from the parents of the groom, 8 sill yer icA pitcher from W. H. Foote and E. R. Hu1d, a gold-lined card receiver from D. H. Sterling, bank book with a neat little surn to the credit of the bride from her pa rents, an elegantly mounted card receiving stand from R. H. Holzer, F. Otto Shelton, and James A. Smith, gold-lined fruit dish from w. A. Burroughs, an ice pitcher and goblets from MT. and Mrs. H. B. Drew, 8 toilet set from ''Cousin Jennie," stand of flowers from Miss Annie B. Hatch, and pin cushion from Miss Julia P. Gillette. The young couple commence their matri- monial Journey with the best wishes of host of friends for long life of uninter- good wishes we sincerely join.-BrSdgepor
 Farmer. Sept. 28.
 Lakevillo.--MR. EDITOR II suppose now that you have moveo your office to Canaan that you will expect to hear some thing from Lakeville, but to tell you the truth, if you were to come down here your
 self you could not find any items of inter- est to the readers of THE NEWS. MT.
 Bundy is getting along bravely with his
 house. Keyworth, scale cutter who
 for same time past has worked in the fac
 tory of Holley Mfg. Co.,, took little trp
 over to England few weeks ago, and last
 Sunday he returned to his wife and family
 again bringing with him two men, ore 8 ! grinder and one scale cutter. And right
 here would say that scale cutter is one
 who saws covering for knife handles. This
 branch of the business is one which pre-
 vious to Mir. Geyworth's coming here they
 had to send away for, but now he is able to
 furnish the Holley O. with covering for
 knives and also to furnish other shops, and
 I suppose that his business will be more ex-
 tensive than ever as he has got new man,
 and will probably increase it......A few
 mornings ago we were quite surprised to
 find that three of our young men had taken
 the early train for New York there to spend
 the winter. The names of these young
 gents are as follows R. P. Knight, Geo. H Knight and Wm. B. Fish. We had
 known for some time that it was the pur-
 pose of the Messrs. Knight to study medi-
 cine, but when we learned that Will wal
 going with them il. was indeed surprise
 Mir. Fish has been in the employ of Holley Mfg. Go. of this place for several years ant
 was always found obliging and ready to de
 bis work, and we doubt not should he study and fit himself for a physician that h. would be liked by all who might know him
 ......The Tilden and Hendricks club met a Academy Hall in this village last Frids!
 evening, ,and had good house. The Sails
 bury Hayes and Wheeler club met at Sails l bury on Monday night and they had I good number present also......Thos. Grady , who has alwaya been hard working man . and who for some years past has worke !. in the Davis ore bed, died at his home O n Monday night last. believe he had bee
 running down for some time with consumI ton. .McArthur Gibbs, son of H. Gibbs, of Ore Hill is reported to be quit sick with that terrible disease typhoid fe1 , er......Mr. Charles Chapin of the firm ( V Griggs & Chapin has returned bringing wit him his happy bride. We are glad to se F Charlie back to his place of business agail
 and we wish them long and happy life. >fl M. o In Our New ORce.-'rhe work of u 'e removal of our office is accomplished, ar ' we are now located in our new quarters 'A Canaan, and though removed and locat'
 we are by no means settled. The newsp' g' per press is up, and we shall endeavor 'n get THE NEWS for this week out on tim
 if the mass of complicated machinery whi' IT. it was necessary to take apart for the r Id moval, is put together with sufficient sk 'r- and accuracy to make the various par at work ID unison and harmony with each ot ns CT. But to leave this labor of taking dow ne removing and Te-instating, with the mi thoroughly jumbled with confusion re bolts, belts. wheels, cogs, pulleys, cranl ne wrenches and hammers, and settle calm ne down ln the editorial chair and perform
 duties of the sanctum, write items and { on itorials, and get out paper that our res
 CTS will regard as an average specimen " THE NEWS, has been to us one of the ha sso est portions of our task. Our correspOr ents have been worth millions to us Il r week, by the assistance they have render
 us in being so generous in the amount a number of their communications, for whi ;., of course we are truly grateful to them. in- The work of the removal of our print md office has been heavy and hard, but we ha n I been most kindly assisted by friends. ,np ter the arrival of the car with the machi are ry. type, etc., in Canaan, 1t was placed we a side track of the Housatonic road a ed. distance of 30 or 40 feet from the back d. ted opening out of the north end of our pr q I room. and with the pulley arranged abt the by MT. Cummings, the owner of the bui ,bo ing, and which is certainly one of the ha