Connecticut western news., 1884-07-30

The South Berkshire cheese factory
 is said to be doing very fine business, this season. They make from 13 to II
 cheese each day, and from 5, 100 to 5, 400
 lbs of milk are received. During the
 month of May there were l7,000 lbs
 more of milk received than during the
 same month last year, and for June
 there were 6O,OOO fbs more than for the
 same month last year
 August 1B is the date for the man.
 moth excursion over the H. & c. w.
 railroad from Hartford to the Hudson
 and down the river to Newburgh and
 return. The tickets are selling fast and
 the limit q, 1,OOO) will soon be reached.
 The price for the round trip Is only Sl.
 The steamer, City of Kingston, one of
 the most elegant steamers afioat. has
 been chartered for the occasion. A
 brass band X full string band accompany the excursion, the string band playing
 for dancing on the boat. Train leaves Hartford at A. M., and will reach Hart ford on the return trip at s P. NJ.
 A Pittsfeld farmer named Raymond was thrown down and gored by his bull Monday, and so badly hurt that he may not recover, paralysis of the left side having set in. A carrier pigeon, loos- ed at Albany Monday, by Caleb Perry, reached Pittsfield in about 50 minutes. -. Robert Ferris, 32, baggage-master at the Boston X Albany station, died of rheumatism of the heart, July 2S. He leaves a wife and two children. The funeral of Night Baggage-master Thompson. who died Sunday, took place yesterday at ? P. M.-Sprinqfeld Re publican.
 Messrs Clark w. Bryan X Go, Hol- yoke, Mass, have opened an office for their serial and other publications as well as for their general printing busi- ness, in New York city. This office IS located at Trinity building, III Broad way, rooms 135 and 137. Their serials are, The Paper World, The Manufac- turer and Industrial Gazette, The Build CT. Their other publications are, The Paper Mill, Directory of the Building Trades, List of Architects and Classified Directory of First Hands in the Build ing Trades, A History of Paper, Geer's Analysis of the Science of Accounts, Patent Folding Counting House Calen- 1ers.
 The Women's Christian association of Utica, has hired a cottage at Westmin- ster park, in the Thousand Islands, for the purpose of enabling some of the girls of Utica to obtain a week !! of rest in that invigorating air. Buff falo is said to have more miles of rail road track within her corporate limits than any other American city. .. A | soldier in Posen gallantly rescued lad from drowning not long ago. This act | caused him to be fifteen minutes late in l coming back to the barracks, and the | nartinets who held sway there punished | lis crime by eight days imprisonment | n dungeon. They held that his first luty as a soldier was to be back on time, 10 matter who was drowning. g.-Pough- teepsie Eagle.
 Last winter Mir N. A McNeil of Lime | Rock. suffered for long time with an lbscess of the bowels, but improved to such a degree as to enable him to attend O business without much inconven- ence. A short time ago the old com llaint became troublesome and it was bought best to perform a surgical ope- ation in order to reduce the abscess. The operation was successfully perform d on Sunday afternoon by Dr Bacon of New Haven, assisted by Drs Welch of and Averill of Falls Village. and Mir McNeil is now getting along fully as we'll as could be expected. -HiHertoH Telegram, July 25.-We have been in- ormed that the above mentioned oper- .tion was not performed at the time tated; however, 1t was decided to soon perform it, and perhaps it has been done y this time.