Connecticut western news., 1882-07-12
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ton Falls this week.
 The Barnum Richardson Company have erected large two story dwelling, house at Lime Rock station to be occupied by Edward l Howe.
 An angling party of four in number, caught 2l large pickerel at Tyler pond, Goshen, last Thursday, the largest ones weighing 3 1-2 pounds.
 ! There were no services at the Congrega. tional Church Sunday, Mir. Moore having gone to his old home at Orange, Mass. for recrea- \ tion.
 The buildings and door-yard fences on the Peet place in Amesville have been newly and neatly painted. The contract was taken by MT. J. Mundry.
 The Fourth here resembled Sunday, more than National Holiday, there being no ex. citement of any kind. A few went from here aad Huntsville to the Mohawk Tower dedi- cation.
 Wm. B. Sheppard returned from his vest ern tour Saturday night and was met by a posse of boys who had many anxious inquiries regarding his health and also the price of "cigars" which he treated the company to. The business at the creamery is steadily increasing which was two cans of milk day at the commencement, Dec. 1, and now a. mounts to one thousand quarts per day, and about two hundred quarts are sent daily in glass cans holding quart each. A newly patented contrivance for washing the glass cans has recently been invented by William c. Baldwin which is run by steam power and is perfect success as it saves ten times the labor it required to wash them in the or dlnary way.
 Mir. Samuel Brinton formerly of Salisbury but recently of Canaan, N. Y, died at that place June 18th from injuries recieved by be. ing thrown from wagon while on his return home from East Chatham which was caused by the tongue slipping out of the neck yoke and falling to the ground became firmly thrust into the earth by the road side. He sustain. ed severe internal injuries and fracture of the skull, and lived but two days thereafter. He was deacon of the Presbyterian Church at that place, and was brother of Messrs. O. K. and J. o. Brinton of this place. His age was II. IDLEwILp. South Canaan.
 There was no preaching on Sunday, owing to the absence of the Rev. Nr. Moore, who is visiting in Massachusetts. The Sunday School was held as usual. MT. Charles Deming died at the age of 83, after long and painful sickness. The fun eral was attended on Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. MT. Gamble officiating. A picnic was proposed to be held on the grounds belonging to MT. Dwight Dean on the lever memorable Fourth" But as the steadily falling rain forbade all thoughts of out door enjoyment on that day, it was of course relinquished. But Mir. Dean, who is not easily discouraged in any good cause, extended the invitaton to Thursday, when the skies were propitious and the weather all that could be desired, and very pleasant company assembled. The croquet grounds were well patronized by those inclined to ex- ercise, while others found seats under the trees and spent the time in social converse In due time the tea bell summoned all to ta. bles and seats in the pine grove, where a bountiful supper was provided and enjoyed. The blne skies, the birds singing in the trees, the sunlight and shadow forming a lovely picture, which will not soon be forgotten by those present. After tea croquet was again inf; 4bo eIo5 when all separated with the assurance, they had spent delightful afternoon.
 West CornwaII.
 Dentist Battam is billed for this place on Friday.
 Charlie R. Smith ''cailed on dad" in Dan. bury last week.
 George Ingraham is again laid by with a severe cut on his foot.
 MT. and Mrs. John Eastman of Brookfeld spent the Fourth at Luke Nickerson's.
 Will Wood came home from New York on Friday evening to pass his vacation of two weeks.
 John Knox the Hartford printer sojourns through d few days vacation with M. G. Butler
 Miss Mary Washing arrived home from Lee on Wednesday last having graduated with honors from the High school at that place.
 Gould W. Hart of the Lester Milk Co.,, of New York has been rusticating for the past week among his native (side) hills in Cornwall |
 James Cochrane has left the drng store to lend helping hand in the store of Cochrane Brothers while Daniel B. Baldwin supplies the vacancy until the arrival of the profession al from York state
 Last Saturday the "Hickorys" of this place played rousing game of ball with the Sharon club and came of victorious. The score was as follows >ss Hickorys ..O,oO,2,o,1,O,2,o,-.s:1 Sharonite's ,O,O,0,1,O,O,2,O,-S1
 ANON
 The Fourth was dull, as usual
 Miss M. E. Bradbury is visiting in Housa- tonic.
 James Hudrer is building a new barn on the Warner lot just north of this place.
 There is another rumor a1oat to the effect that the Bradbury 6 sickley mill will soon be started
 Milo Davis sustained quite serious cut from broad-axe, while hewing timber last week.
 Frank Gallagher, M. D. has gone to New Haven where it is hoped he will be able to locate permanently.