Connecticut western news., 1880-08-04

MT. Robert Iatt ana family nave returned from the seaside
 Fever and ague seems to be going the rounds this summer, quite a number of new cases are reported here within the last few days.
 Miss Jennie Ladd and brother, have re- turned from Bridgeport where they have been visiting for the past few weeks. AsTERIsK. ChapinvlIIe.
 MT. John VanDusen's youngest child died Saturday morning and was buried Sunday afternoon. The funeral was held at the church. The sermon was preached by Rev MT. White of Lakeville. Callie McElroy, daughter of c. l.. Me Elroy, has been very i'll, but is now improv- ing
 I Dea Jewell's family of boarders has been increased by the following arrivals Judge | and Mrs. L. D. Brewster, Mrs. Ives, Mr. Wintringham Mir. Sneeden. Frank Ryveal has chills and fever VERITAs. Twin Lakes.
 There are at present seven camps located here, and two more are coming, one ot which is from Hartford. Picnics are of every day occurrence, thus affording the campers a means of economical existence. The following places have representatives here: Red Hook, Egremont, Dover Plains, Sheffield, two camps from Collinsville, and one Chinese camp, in which there are seven | Chinamen.
 The fishing is excellent, bass being plenty and large, and better than usual this season. | Dry Joslyn IS doing 8 thriving business He has sail boat that will accommodate from | fifteen to twenty. BARB.
 Sheffield.
 Rev. G. W. Grover of Nashua N. H., oc- cupied the pulpit of the Congregational church | last Sunday
 Sheriff Smith made raid on the colored population last week, taking two of them to Burlington They were fined one dollar, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct It is rumored that the drama Among the
 Breakers" will be put on the boards in Town
 Hall ou or about August 18th, under the management of Mrs. Curtis. It is sure to be a success.
 Arrivals at hotel this week: c. Runyon and family of New York, and Mr. Drumgold of Brooklyn. CYRUS
 Goshen.
 Rev. MT. Phelps and wife of Onoro, Flori. da have arrived at Mr. Moses Lymans. MT. and Mrs. John M. Harmon of Meriden are visiting at MT. Edwin Whites. MT. Alison Sanford has some last years ap- ples in a good condition. Mrs Chas Lucas and children of New Ha
 ven are now at Miss Clarinda Lucas Miss Annie Earle of Wolcottville, and Miss Kate Watts of Litchfeld, are spending a week ! at MT. Geo. Heralds. We are glad to See Mrs. E. N. Gaylord able to be out at church after three months absence.
 Mir. Calvin Futile, whose sickness we men, | toned last week, died on Thursday afternoon The funeralf services were held on Sunday afternoon at his late residence. MT. Futile was one of our most respected citizens and we shall keenly feel his loss. Mrs. Futile has the sympathy of the community in this affliction, as she is thus left without a com panion in her declining years. B.B. Norfolk.
 Rev. A. K. Sanford of Poughkeepsie, N Y. preached to fine house at M E. Church Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. MT. Berry of Huntsville conducted the services on the park Sunday morning, the Rev. J. F. Gleason going to Plantsvlle.
 Arrivals this week are, at H. B. Knapp's, Mrs. F. s. Childs, MT. and Mrs C. Ingraham, Florence and Eddie Ingraham, Hartford; Mr. Geo. Elliot, Miss M. Elliot, Clinton, Conn, At L. P. Phelps, Mrs. Thrall, New Haven. As A. A. Spaulomg 8, Mr. ana Mrs. F. u. Raymond, Miss Mary Raymond, Boston F. s. Bradley, Bert Yale, Matt Bourk, New Haven: MT. Thomas Addison, of the Eve. ming Post, Hartford. At Norfolk House, Rev. E. F. Haywood and wife, Fall River, Mass, Geo. W. Moore and wife, Mrs. N. l Smith, Mrs. H. 0. Ransom, Hartford. At G. R. Bigelow's, Misses Bertie and Lettie Brew ! CT, Huntsville, Ct. At B. T. Buffers, Mrs. 1 J. B. Sargent, Mr. John Sargent Misses Char. lotte Winchester, HelensB Baldwin, Master R. ! Baldwin, New Haven, Charles Hall, Worces- l ter, Mass. SPECIAL. ]