Connecticut western news., 1882-07-26
Delightful weather.
 -Raspberries are ripe. Summer is half ended.

A I. AuaIHS COutemplateS mofluS to New Marlboro, Mass Va2ey Ledger.
 R. K. Mcintyre, fireman on the Housa . tonic road, was home on a vacation last week.
 The Housatonic Company are painting their switch signals along the liue of the road.
 Rev. Wm. G. Pierce of Champagne, H., is visiting at his brothers, MT. D. L. Pierce, in this village.
 By request we give the address of MT. Preston Hunt which is West Appopka, Sumter County, Florida.
 -G. H. Scidmore, our village barber will run two chairs on the camp-meeting grounds during the meeting.
 Geo Rood cut his hand with meat saw a few days ago and has had a very troublesome time in consequence.
 This village is without doubt degenerating. ftnow has only one barber shop, W. H. Cole paugh having sold out.
 Two pedestrians dned at the Warner House last Thursday, on their way from Bridgeport to Saratoga.
 But few people from the suberbs were in town Saturday afternoon and evening, proba- bly, owing to the busy season.
 Mrs. Julius Corbet and Miss Carrie Hotchk,ss accompanied Mrs. D. L. West last week to her home in Negaunee, Mich.
 A son of w. D. Bishop of Bridgeport has launched steam yacht on North Twin Lake It weighs about 1000 pounds.
 The best.off man to-day is the intelligent farmer with no debts, a. well-stocked farm a good library, and his newspaper paid for in advance.
 Miss Clara Louise Kellogg passed through this village on Friday, on her way from Daubury to New Hartford. She dined at the Stevens House.
 Pick nickers are gradually showing themselves at Twin Lakes; and several camping parties are located there now. The fishing is reported "tip top."
 The man who is dilligent in his business will never be sold out by a Sheriff, though he may occasionally compromise with his creditors at twenty cents on dollar.
 70. A. Osxander, ofthe Evening Telegraph, Philadelphia, Pa., is stopping at G. P. Strong's. Mr. Cstrander wss a former resi-. dent of Hudson, N. Y, and at present is a reporter for the Telegraph.
 Deacon Stevens's new house is nearly completed, and it certainly does credit to the village, being contrast from the ordinary dry goods box style of residence that have been erected hereabouts.
 Last week Mr. Samuel Bennett was trimming some trees, and while stopping down to cut of shoot near the roots was bitten by spotted adder. The wound was cauterized and no soreness followed
 Ice cream of any flavor, can be procured by the glass, or in larger quantity, by appli cation at the Warner House. Invite your lady friends to indulge it may be the means of mutual partnership for life.
 ID. R. Spau!ding, sends from his exten- sive milk farm, to the NEWS several stalks of rye which measure eighty five inches. MT Spaulding has over fifteen acres of this grain sswhat shall the harvest be-"
 Col J. B. Hardenburgh, and family, Jeff town Monday, ear0ute for Ulster, Delaware and Green counties, New York. They will bt absent two weeks, or more, visiting friend: and viewing the grand scenery in that region
 The past week has been busy one fol farmers. "A large amount of grain and con siderable hay has been gsrnered. The grain crop is reported as being unusually good, an, grass much better than was first anticipated
 A lady acquaintance asks ''if we hav seen her cat?" We don't know much abou him, but if he was the fellow that was sere nading Maria in our back yard, we hope h is lying in the embrace of the cold and silon tomb
 Will Roraback and G. B. Gardner, an bilious to initiate the metropolitan fremel manned the nozzle of the hose on the hidral in front of Cummings block, Tuesday morl ing, and in sprinkling the street, drenche themselves to the extent of resemblin {" drowaed rats.n
 A fine and perfectly executed crayc drawing of Judge Granger was exhibited Mead's book store last week. It is from u pen of Miss Grace 1. Jones of New Havel and was presented to Judge Granger by he Miss Jones is the daughter of Lawyer Jone who figured so prominently in the rece, Malley trial.
 Any of our readers in want of frs class harness, or any goods usually kept stores of this kind, are invited to read u advertisement of John NJ Miller in anothe colum. The fact that MT. Miller has made hadsome silver-mounted double harness fc Geo. H. Clark, Salisbury merchant, sufficient guarantee for his workmanship.
 James B. Adams, of Canaan, late vii Dirckerman 6 Jopp of this village, started Omaha this week, where he has been offer, a position in the office of large railro; corporation. Mir. Adams is an uncommon ly likely young man and is pretty sure bring no discredit upon his New Englal friends. Besides being reliable and 1us worthy young man he is an excellent penm, and almost any young man having his qual Hcations can be pretty sure of getting into good position without waiting long for We wish the young gentleman the success usrits.- Riasted Herald.