Connecticut western news., 1880-09-15
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 Archery is much played at MT. Bissell's, and we expect to see all the young ladies of the village soon equipped with bows, and clad in garb of Lincoln green.
 MT. A. L. HolleY, who has been very i'll in London, is rapidly recovering.
 The Lulu makes excursions every after noon, taking passengers around the lake.
 Mrs. S. L. Robbins and family have return ed from the sea side.
 Most of the boarders at the hotel have de- parted, but others are expected
 Mir. and Mrs. Whitner of Florida are at their brothers, MT. Church's.
 The schools began last Monday, with most of the old teachers. HEMATITE. West COrMwaII.
 Mrs. Sylvester Barnum is having an addi. tion built to her house.
 Miss E. W. Greenwood will give an address at the monthly temperance meeting of the Good Samaritans next Sunday evening.
 Mr Wm. Wood leaves for New York this week, where he expects to engage in business the coming winter.
 Rev. MT. Grant of Middleboro, Mass, for merly of Canaan, preached in the Chapel Sun, day evening.
 Smith and sons are improving the appear ance of their barn by a new coat of paint.
 IA tickets were sold at this station for the Coney Island excursion this (Monday) morn ing.
 A large rattlesnake having 10 rattles was killed last week in a tobacco field near the residence of Geo. Potter. The West Cornwall Cornet Band played in Canaan last Friday at the Reunion of the 2d Conn. Heavy Artillery. The midnight train left few of the boys in the 'thappy land playing watching ard waiting"--for the next tram, which did not happen along till early next morning. They have yet to learn that time and tide, cars and soda water wait for no man,
 There's matrimony in the air, but sohets the propitious gales of Hymen will launch the youthful couple on matrimonial seas is the query. ANON. Falls Village. Mr. Edward c. Storm has moved his fam ,ly to Winsted, where he has been employed for some time past MT. J. Pulver has located near the village again, and is prepared to do all kinds of painting on short notice. Frank Demarsha of South Canaan last week started for the West, where he will reside
 A. w. Hosford, fireman, is off enjoying his vacation.
 Miss Ella Preston is visiting friends in Winsted.
 Wm. L. and E. S. Brown have gore to Winsted to take up their abade.
 Mrs. Clark of Colorado is visiting relatives in town.
 Rev. MT. Barclay of Kent preached at the Cong Church Sunday, Rev. Mir. Moore being Il at his old home at Orange, Mass.
 L. Estey of New York is at o. M. Brinton's.
 The villagers were treated to some fine mu sic Saturday evening by the H. R. R. band, which played from the balcony of Citizens Hall.
 A party OI hNS eHlS piuSO Cu " Bash Bish Falls Saturday, passing through Lakeville, Millerton, Boston Corners, and Co., pake, arriving soon after II o'clock. The day being unusually clear and pleasant, and the travelling fine, the anticipated pleasure of the trip was fully realized. A large and com modious hotel has been erected the present season, overlooking the falls, which has been we'll patronized thus far, and this resort is wis tied daily by people from all quarters of the surrounding country, even rainy days be- ing no exception to the rule, the proprietor informed us. One day not long since, 76 teams were there. The Bash Bish hotel is under the superintendence of Malcolm Doug las, son of New York gentleman, who owned the beautiful summer residence in the wilds which you pass while on the way from Copake Iron Works to the falls. Everything about the premises is kept in the best of or. der and the lawns, drives, flowers and shrub bery, and the architectural taste of cottage, carriage house and other building, all of which stand near the banks of the rugged stream, give it very picturesque and charm. ing appearance. The falls are about 50 feet in height, and the best view of which may be