Connecticut western news., 1881-06-29

Pay the printer. Cherries are ripe. The Glorious Fourth comes next. Advertise in the Camp Meeting DAILY NEWS. -Nrs. J. A Macdonald is visiting friends in Thomaston and Unionville. -Myron Decker took third prize at the Ct. Burlington trot last Saturday. Rev. Alpheus Winter will preach Tn the Methodist church on Sunday, July 10th. Quite number of night hawks saw the comet with the long tail last Sunday night. The Sunday school of Christ church have picnic at Twin Lakes this afternoon Miss Alice Peirce is at home spending her vacation from school in Claverack Insti. tute.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Vroman of Irondale, N. '. are visiting at D. L. Peirces in this place.
 Considerable interesting reading matter is crowded out of this issue for want of space.
 About seyenty-fvs Canaanites saw the elephant at Barnum's circus in Pittsfeld last Monday.
 The Conn. Western R. R. ore train has been put on again, and is in charge of con- ductor Lake.
 -The strawberry festival in the literary room last night was well attended, and success in every way.
 Rev. MT. Bodley of Christ church ex- changed. with Rev. D. G. Anderson. of Gt Harrington last Sunday.
 Send in your subscriptions to the Camp Meeting DAILY NEWS Twenty-Five cents for the week B cent stamps taken.
 -Ager' Superior yeast, with elegant ar tistic cards. Sold by Fuller & Peet, and G L. Parsons. Try it. It is the best.
 Miss Emma Stiner's Huntsville schoo closed last Saturday. Miss Mary Cummings school in South Canaan is also closed.
 Charles H. Marvin brought his "blush ing, blooming bride' to this place last Thurs day remaining over night at Mrs. G. Humph rey's.
 Miss s. W. Adam has purchased hand some black pony, of M F. Whitney of shal on, who has just come in with carload ( Iowa horses.
 The tricycle. has appeared on our street: and Master Ensign Pest propels it with a emphasis that promises to develop the mus clss of his legs like those of professions pedestrian.
 Conductor Elmors of the c. W. R. E passenger train has been laying of for a fe' days, his train being run by conductor Pc lard of the milk train, which is in charge ( Charles Stone.
 The "Children's Day" exercises in tn Methodist church last Sunday night were in tsresting, and an unusually large audienc was present A collection was taken up fo Luo cause OI E6llSlOuS 6uuCaEOu
 The Methodist choir held meeting las Saturday to act upon the resignation of tn chorister, H. H. Cogswen. It was voted t accept of the resignation, and MT. Henr Hanchettwas chosen as his successor.
 On June 3oth, 1881, free transportation will be extended to the holders of Connect cut Western R. R. bonds, to Hartford, O train No. 6, leaving Millerton at $50 a. m Returning: on train No. 2, leaving Hartford a 410p m.
 Miss Mary Cummings brought her pu pills from South Canaan to this place last Fri day to give them holiday and picnic They had an enjoyable time in Dr. Cummings shady and pleasant yard, where preparation were made for their entertainment. The also visited the NEWS office and saw th devil. -rs-
 We received last Monday letter COZ taining remittance, and instructions to cred it the same on subscription account. Th' letter is neither signed nor dated, and th' only hint in regard to 'whsnce it cometh" ii the Ashley Falls post mark on the envelope If the writer will please to send his or hel name. Gt was written evidently by lady) VIC will credit the remittance with pleasure.
 MT. Fred. w. Yutzler of West Cornwall will come to Canaan every Friday afternoon hereafter, and make his headquarters at the Warner House, where he will exhibit a full line of samples, and take orders and measurements for clothing, from all who de- sire the latest styles, good goods, and lowest living prices. Fred. is well known here as a good tailor, and his low prices for the best of work, and goods, ought to secure him an abundant share of the public patronage.
 Some changes took effect last Sunday in the Conn. Western time table. The Sunday evening return milk train east has been dis continued, and now runs as an early train Monday morning as previously, leaving thls station at G. 12 @. m. An early train has al. % been put on, starting from West Winsted stb.2s 8. m., leaving this station at 6.27, for the accommodation of New York passengers, who can arrive in the city at 10.45 a. n This train runs Mondays only, but is an &C., commodation for New Yerk passengers that .;,l ,,s duly appreciated.