Connecticut western news., 1881-07-13

boys and girls, and mother was by to grace and support the occasion. Next, was by the waters edge. What can support a whole days delight but water? The clear shoal of water of which Cream Hill boasts, has had new charm developed through the energy of William Rogers. His arrangements for en- tertaining company on the south slde of the lake, need to be tested to be appreciated Third, tent for resort when the inevitable storm of the fourth" comes, completes the privileges. This tent is however not of Mir. Rogers providing; you must bring it with mother and the family, then while the crowd is seeking shelter, your own doors" can look forth tor their branches" from the one win. dow of the tent, in innocent security. Then fish for lunch, and friends for society, and what more is to be desired? Music of course. as It crowns every feast of fat things" That may be arranged for cad libitum" by buying the boy trumpet and a snare drum, In this case referred to, the music was reserved for the parlor after the return home. But it was all Tn the programme as enjoyed by the friends of the undersigned on the last Gglo. rious fourth" at Cream Hill. The day closed with beautiful fireworks at Mrs. Eliza Rogers residence. There was the sadness which all the nation felt on that day, over the dastardly attempt of the assas-
 
 far from the scene to do more than lend our sympathy, we exchanged thoughts and feel. lngs Of condolence. Our morning and eve- ming prayers had to bear our sympathy upon the unseen but swift wings which convey our wishes straight to the hearts of the absent. without being s'repeated." IN. FITCH. LffkHsyaIIs. fHs
 The independence or tns .Si 5osaSge aSgesls- sls---- r l1> l.. C.A party of eight started early in the morning for day at the Bash Bish Falls, They did condescend to engage a gentleman to drive for them but "only because they did not want the care of the horses" With what envious eyes did the other dilatory swain gaze upon him, and question him sud rosa, | upon his return.
 Miss Lillie West of Brooklyn, is visiting at 1 MT. Hubert Williams
 The summer boarding houses in our village are rapidly filling with boardsrs. At the l Wonousco House. under the management oi R. W. Ford, there are about 60 boarders who find by the kindness and very efficient super intendence of Mrs. Ford, pleasant summer home.
 The Catholic picnic held July 4th in the grove, on the shore Of the smiling Wononsco pomoc, was well attended. We have not in a number of years experienced so quiet day on the anniversary of our Independence There was perfect quiet and good order ob served throughout the day and evening. But we wonder at the inconsistency of the fact that the only celebration of the day in oul town was by the foreign element.
 The wedding of MT. Wm. Shaw and Mist Helen Shaw was held at the house of MT Daniel Shaw on the afternoon of the 22d inst The happy pair left town on the 80 train for visit to Patterson, N. J. and othe places.
 The band organized by the employees of thu very fine music at the picnic July 4th. The. have purchased several new horns of superio excellence. We hope they will consider thu feasibility of giving open air concerts during the summer months. BROTHER JONATHAN.