Connecticut western news., 1884-07-02
LOCAL NEW 8.

ing Miss s. W. Adam. Last Thursday we received pleas ant call from MT Walter Smith of New Hartford. Mrs A. A. Hubbard has gone to Winchester, to see her sister, who is quite ill. Mrs Sartial Root and daughter, Mary, are visiting friends in Winsted and Colebrook. Mrs Eliza Sedgwick, who has been in Elmwood, IL, since last October, re- turned to this place last Friday.
 About 30 attended the c. l.. s. c. picnic at Lake Buel last Friday. It was beautiful day and all report delight ful time
 The ladies' aid society of Salisbury will hold fair and festival in the Town hall, at that place, July 4. Supper from six to ten. Mrs Adeline Beckley remained a portion of Monday and Tuesday in town, on her return from Kent to New Hartford. -Dr Eddy conducted the funeral ser vices of Miss Rebecca F. s. Miller at the residence of Dr George Adam, last Saturday at ? P. NJ.
 The funeral of Mrs Harriet l.. Lew is was attended yesterday at P. M., at Congregational church, East Canaan. Sermon by Dr Eddy.
 Miss Sarah Eddy started last Fri day for Amherst, She will attend the commencement and will also visit other places before her return. July 4 began in June this year, judging by the daily racket of fire crack CTS and torpedoes. Political ''independ- ence'' also began in June.
 Mrs Bailey and daughter from Jamestown, N r., arrived in town last Saturday night and will spend several weeks with her father, Dr Eddy.
 We acknowledge the receipt of box of wedding cake from MT and Mrs Charles H. H.Preston. We extend our con- gratulations to the happy couple.
 Read the wonderful cure of phy sician's daughter of Boston, by Dr s. D. Merriam, after over 40 eminent physi- cians had given her up as incurable.
 The East Canaan base ball nlne played match game with the Canaan nine last Friday, and the score stood 49 to 40, in favor of the East Canaan boys. MT Warren Mcintyre is the owner of valuable colt foaled June p, sired by Wildfre, Jr., dam by Harvester, grand dam by Conrad and he by Volun- teer.
 MT W. A. Newton of the Irving bank, New York city, has been passing his ten days vacation at New London and Middle Haddam, and was the guest of s. c. Beckley of this place, over Sun day.
 MT J. 4. Underwood Is repairing and making great improvements on his house, by building on quite an addition to the kitchen, also taking out parti- ton, thereby enlarging their sleeping room.
 -Jeweler Catlin of Norfolk comes out this week with new advertisement to which your attention IS directed. for he tells you how to make your home happy.
 Mrs Henry Lloyd of Sharon, has been visiting at Mrs Sabra Humphreys. Mir Charles Marvin and wife drove up from Sharon on Sunday and Mrs Loyd returned with them.
 The H. O. W. railroad is doing q smashing business-smashed three flat cars considerably at this station last Sun day night, also June IT, demoralized { freight car. Fortunately none of the train men were injured.
 The ladies' church aid society ot the NJ. E. church in this place, will give an excursion to Bridgeport, Monday July 14, on the early passenger train which leaves this place at 7:24 A. NJ Tickets for the round trip S1.25.
 Miss Mary Goggin of Falls Village has made very handsome sofa pillow of wine colored velvet, embroidered witl roses. 1uo IuhtcIlal d1Ou6 COSI S1O' A the exhibition given in Music hall, Win sted, Ct-, last Friday night by St Jo seph's parish school, Fra Leo presented her with gold medal worth S15, fo best behavior. The hall was crowded
 MT Luman Foote's kindness an( generosity are unsurpassed. He plante strawberries near the highway, hung pail on the fence for the convenience O those who took the berries and also gay q premium of a milk ticket with tn pail of berries He would be pleased have the pail returned.
 Our readers will bear in mind thi Pine Grove camp meeting in our neigl borhood, will commence Monday, At gust 9, and close Monday, Septembt 1. This ground is being made more a tractive and is consequently gaining l favor every year. The services are e, pected to be of the most entertainin and instructive character, and wi doubtless, as in the past, draw larg and appreciative audience. Appicatio must be made to Rev D. Phillips of tn village, for cottages, board or lodging