Connecticut western news., 1882-08-16
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 Mrs. Stone, with two sons, one daughter, and daughter.in.law, with others, from Ct. Harrington, have been camping the past week at Pine Grove Rill, on Lake Garfield.
 Two run-aways last week one good rain with thunder and lightning-a bolt of which burst between W. s. Bidwells house and barn, doing no particular damage; the rain was of about 1.2 hour duration aud fell in torrents
 Those boarding at MT. Bidwell's, are: Dr. J. G. Haniot, wife and son; New York, MT. and Mrs. Brown, Mir. Olney and Miss Taylor, Miss Dethial, Newark, N. J. Guests at Pros. pect Hill-Mrs. M. H. Hinckley and daugh. ters Mrs, J. H. Staples and three daughters, of Fairfield, Conn, MT. Frederick Cobb, MT Frank Crowther, Yonkers, N. Y.
 While Dr. Haniot, who is boarding at M. s. Bidwell's, and has his own tenn, was driving down Smith hill towards Tyringham, the pole broke causing the horses to run, and ended in complete smash-up. The Dr., Mrs. Brown and Mir. Olney were somewhat hurt; Mrs. Dr. Haniot escaped uninjured; i; all are out again the horses, which are fast 2:4o in double harness, and valued at $3 O00, were captured in Tyringham. PAUL. East Canaan. The repairs at the church are about com pleted. and it is expected that the building will be open for public worship next Sabbath.
 The East Canaan. Sunday School pie nic, announced last week to take place to-day, (wednesday) has been changed to Thursday, l of this week. A train, at reduced rates, leav. ing East Canaan and Canaan, for Lake ! vile, will leave at the hour previously an. nounced. Canaan Cornet Band has been invited to furnish music. /. ,. mIlI River.
 E. B. Halloway of New Haven was in town over the Sabbath.
 Mrs. Ingraham of Amenia, N. r., is visit ing at Mrs. William Huntley's.
 Will E. Pease of Norfolk spent the Sab bath with his people in this village.
 Friday. the young folks of this villAge won to Bash Bish Fall, N. Y, and report goo' time.
 E. J. Adams has gone to Monterey, work ing at his old trade, butchering for Messrs Miner < Brayman.
 J. J. Manning has returned from anothe trip through Massachusetts and Connection and reports good success.
 W. A Thurston's horse started off withou a driver, but was stopped at Peter's black smith shop. No damages done.
 l. Falls Village.
 Mrs. William Hall of Waterbury is gues of Mrs. Maria Hall.
 MT. Eli Colepaugh of New Milford is a work at shoe making for F. c. Peetz.
 Mrs. W. Hubbell of Bridgeport, is at he sons in Amesvile for a weeks sojourn. Willie R. Hubbell of Amesville, has ac |. cepted situation at the National Iron Bank
 District Court adjourned last Friday, tn Fist. The case of E. R. Hart of Cornwall vs. Clemans of Litchfield, had an airing. Mrs. William Collins died at her residenc at Amesville, Sunday morning, at the age 0 52 years, where funeral services were hell Rev. MT. Johnson of Salisbury performe the funeral rites, which were concluded a Lime Rock cemetery.
 Albert Stanton, young man from Bridge port, who is attending school at Bennington Vermont, left his home on bicycle for th latter place, one day recently and cam through this place the next day, stopping . Edsy or twoswith relatives in Amesville. John Lowe former employe at the raj road company's machine shop, was out sai ing last Tuesday, on Twin Lakes. in compan with MT. Barton. A gale struck the sailboa i; which they We're in, and threw Mr.Lowe ove
 board, and it is reported that he was drowne
 in portion of the lake which is 32 fathom in depth. IDLEwILD