Connecticut western news., 1881-08-17
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 Hay fever I sneeze' again. achee- achete'ese < ; '.',I ..>.
 There have been several loud calls for a lookup of late.
 s-.we'n away" said the bicyclists, and they R'eeled.
 X camp meeting is not necessarily a scamgmseting. .-
 According to vennor, we are to have some frost this week.
 Thanks to Miss c. R. Cowles for a basket of delicious apples.
 Death ended the suferings of Mir. George W. Stlner last Wednesday.
 -The Catholics of this region had picnic in Esss Canaan last Monday.
 -Georee and Robert Fuller are ''drinking in" the Niagara Falls this week..
 Tine c. 0. Bands picnic at Twin Lakes is to on Wednesday, Sept. Eth.
 Charles Moore. drives fine new team, hayisg exchanged with Whitney of Sharon.
 -Messrs. E. D. Lawrence and II. C. Barnes of this place are sojourning in sarato- ga. a: h~
 
 Pine Groye presents quite lively ap- pearalce nowadays. Every train brings new arrivals. =
 Will. Washburn, former Canaan boy, now of Tvoli, N. Y. is visiting relatives in this place. Correspondents will please send their communications to us as early as possible next week.
 Rev. William G. Peirce of Champaign, Ills. is visiting bis brother, MT. D. L. Peirce in this place.
 Frank VanDeusen was elected "eom- mittee-man" in the Wetaug school district last Friday night. ..--
 The young people of Ashley Falls are to hold 'harvest balln in Leroy's hall on Fri day evening. of next week.
 -Cafhpmeeting begins next Monday, and large attendance is expected. Chaplain McCabesis to be one of the speakers.
 Mt. and Mrs. I. V. Johnson, who have been stopping at MT. H. J. Mead's in Can aan Valley for short time past, have moved to Waterbury.
 Mrs. Charles Hinckley of this place started yesterday for visit to friends in Middletown, N. r., and vicinity. She will be away about a month.
 -Conductor Enmons of sthe Housatonic R. R. is taking a vacation, and will pass the greater'part offt on Pine Grove camp ground, where his family is now living.
 The Monday morning New York train is paying institution. Last Monday morning there were upwards of 10 through passengers on the train when it left this station.
 The Falls Village band discoursed sweet harmony while passing through this village last Saturday afternoon, en route to Norfolk, where they gave an open air concert.
 -'rDis var ole hen dies wid out delay" said Peaelrblow Snowball recently, ''since she has got so she can lib wid out de lay" and he calmly chopped the ancient spring chicks head of.
 -Arthur W. VanDeusen, son of Robert VanDeusen of this place, is now in Fl Paso, Texas, and issArt" says it is ''the boss place to live" He found New Mexico altogether too romantic.
 Almost everybody hereabouts who owns horse has either bought or contemplates buying one .of James Garrahans carriages, which for style, finish. ard price, are hard to be beat. Jimmy has just received new in- voice of carriages, which will probably go of as rapidly as'the others.
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 A CARD-The undersigned desires to ex tend her sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends, for. the many acts of kindness ten dered, and sympathy manifested during the fatal illness. and at the death of her late hus- band. i, MRS. GEORGE W. ST1NER. Canaan, Aug. 1s, 1881,
 The Bridgeport Eagle says: E.'The 18th annual reunion of the 17th Conn. Vol. Asso- citation will be held at Canaan August 27th. The.comrades..are to partake of dinner fur nished by the citizens, and good time gen. orally is expected" Is that SO? First we've heard. Do tell us some more about it-es- pecially the "dinner" part
 -Col. J. B. Hardenbergh and MT. N. c. Ward are Manufacturing on the famous island for few days, and it is safe to suppose that the bluefish, sharks and sea ssrpents have to ''take it.n Ifsthey can only be induced to tell their ishTstories when they return-well, they'll be long ones, if they're at ally propor- tionate to the length of the fishermen.
 About fifty of the citizens of this place and Ashley Falls indulged in clambake at Twin Lakes last Friday afternoon, and report a glorious time and fine day. The big bake was under the supervision of Russ" Peck of Ashley Falls, and was s'iust lovely" Mrs. Myron Decker of Ashley Falls has our prestiest acknowledgements for some fine specimens of the "tfnny tribe," which she caught lon purpose' that afternoon.
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