Connecticut western news., 1881-10-19
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A. J. Cook witnessed the burning of an oil train at Port Jarvis, N. Y., the other day. He says it was Ia very pretty sight" at 8 dis tance.
 Ed c. Cook and son. of East Lee, ,.were at Mrs. VanDeusen's over Sunday
 F. More's voice was not heard in the choir Sabbath morning. He and Jule Turner spent Sunday with out of town friends.
 We have seen an apple from Wm. B. Gib- sons, of last years growth, which was fresh and good, considering it's antiquity.
 Henry Kelsey showed us a miscegenation of tomato and cucumber The tomato seemed ''boss, " but there was cucumber there all the same. They were planted side by side in the garden. All the whip peddlers are now gone again.
 There was an exciting hog hunt here few days ago; there was some sport, as well as hard running.
 No school till Thursday E. D. has gone to the teachers institute at Tyriugham.
 TATTLG TALE Salisbury.
 Fred. W heeler has recovered from his ill. ness, and is at his post in the grist mill again
 Miss Fife, oldest daughter of Rev. John son, returned home sick with the whooping cough, from Albany, N. Y, where she went only four weeks ago to visit school this win. ter.
 Bishop williams preached an excellent ser mon last Sunday morning in St. Johns church, and eight persons were confirmed on the occasion.
 Quite number from this place attended Prof. Lees lecture on Penmanship last Friday evening in Academy Hall, Lakeville. The Professor will open writing class there next Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Geo. Cofing went to visit her sick brother in Stockbridge last Friday. CLIO. Mill River,
 The water in the Kopkapot is pretty low, and the paper mills are not able to run full time.
 Fred. Rood of Clayton spent Sunday with George Ladd
 Fred. c. Alexander, with his sister, Miss Ada. are soon to start for the west, Mipneso
 Cards for the wooden wedding of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Hart, at Hartsville tonight (Mon- day) have been received by favored few'' of this place. May the happiness which has attended the past half decade never be marred by unpleasantness. Many happy returns of the day"
 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams have return. ed from Brooklyn
 C. B. Brewers cider mill is in full swing, and the juice is bringing good price.
 Our drug store is receiving an'addition, to the extent of an oil room.
 Barney Wrinkle IS through work in Stock bridge, and is home. KoNK A. PoTT. Kent.
 Miss Satilla Richards starts for Illinois this week Wednesday, where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Martha Hoffman
 Miss Donnie Gibbons is spending 8 few weeks in NewtoWq.
 Rubie Gibbs will teach the Fuller Meuntain school this winter, commencing the first of November.
 Bishop Williams visited Kent last Saturday Service was held at the St. Andrews church at p. m.
 MT. John Edmon's new house is complete, and his friends gave him mouse warming" last week Thursday. The Kent band furnish ed music for the occasion.
 Miss Sarah Tremberly, of Brooklyn, is wis., iting friends in town.
 William Green, from Warren, commenced his labor as teacher of our village school week ago last Monday.
 The hotel has reopened, and we are pleased to see Mrs. Fillmore with us again.
 MT. Burritt Eaton, has a fountain in his yard which makes very pretty display. The water pipe bursted at the north end of Main St. last Saturday night flooding our streets considerably. MT. F Leonard. the contractor for the building of our reservoir, finishes this week Wednesday. LOT.