Connecticut western news., 1885-07-22
Local News.

Dog days begin next Saturday.
 The heated term began last Thurs day. ..-.... ..... -Dr Camp is building large tobacco barn.
 Mrs Harvey Couch was 90 years old July A. Pine Grove camp meeting will commence August 24. Miss Mary Rodemeyer returned to Bethel last Saturday.
 James Lake and wife moved to Winsted last Monday.
 Praise service at the Methodist church next Sabbath evening.
 Mrs Ellen Vroman of Brookfeld is visiting her parents in town.
 Mrs Almira Williams celebrated her Seth birthday yesterday, July 21..
 Mrs Mary Dow and Miss Fanny Dunning of Pennington are guests of Miss S. w Adam.
 Col H. W. Watson is improving and returned from Lakeville last week to his home in Bridgeport.
 Rev E. F. Barlow is spending the week at Round Lake, N. r., attending the Sunday school assembly.
 T. I. Ferguson and wife of Housa- tonic, Mass, called on friends here and also visited Twin Lakes last Friday. William T. Blessing, wife, three children and his sister from Brooklyn, N. Y, are boarding at Robert Van Deu- sens.
 Cottage owners are arriving daily at Pine Grove camp ground. Saturday evening 14 families were eneamped there.
 In another column will be found the first chapter of Rev Robert Hunts "reminiscences of Falls Village and other places.
 Mrs Rev Dr Eddy is recovering from her recent accident, but she re- mains in her room and does not venture down stars.
 Robert Van Deusen has rented the boarding house at Pine Grove camp ground for term of years and will feed the multitude.
 MT A. H. Snow and family and Mir s. A. Changers family have gone into cottage quarters at Pine Grove, Canaan. Wiasted Herald
 John G. Lawrence of East Canaan has been quite ill with an epidemic cold, but he still holds the fort and the enemy is slowly retreating.
 Pianos and organs rented or sold on instalments. Lowest prices ever named. Send for catalogue to F. B. Capewell, Torrington, Conn. 4w Mrs R. P. Hunt of Lenox, Mass. was summoned by telephone to Winsted last week to assist in the care of her son Edward, in his severe illness.
 Of the letters advertised July l the following remain unclaimed in Canaan post-of1ice July 21: MT Amiel Mundry E. N. Parks, Samuel L. Smith, (2).
 The first thunder shower that ha! visited Canaan this season arrived yes terday forenoon. It hardly laid the dust, though it temporarily cooled th' atmosphere.
 -Frederick,s on of Josiah Lawrence, of New York city, has been visiting friends in Lakeville and during the pas week has been guest at s. P. Norton' in this village.
 -'Closing out sale of summer goods at tempting prices at R. H. Moore's il Great Burlington Don't loose this op portunity for extraordinary bargains Read his new advertisement.
 -Ex-Superintendent John F. Jone left for Charlotte, N C., last evening b, the TAO train. A large number of hi! friends were at the depot to wish hin good fortune and farewell - COurdnt 16h.
 Julius Frein will greatly improy the grounds about his residence. Mel are at work preparing the foundation for the bank wall to be built on eacl side of the brook which flows througl the premises.
 The repairs and improvements ol Rev Dr Eddy's buildings are nearl completed, but the grading of tn grounds, removing old fences and sub stituting wire ones will require quite a outlay of time and money.
 Johnnie, two-yearold son of A A. Hubbard had a fit last Sur day. Dr Camp was immediately sum moned, but it was over an hour befor the little patient could be restored consciousness. He appeared all righ the next day.
 -8uilder Levi and his corps of ca uynter; have commenced the improve ma,,ts on Miss s. w. Adams property They have torn down the old barn an ar., hnil.ling new one about 100 fet north of the former site. Extensive II pairs will soon be commenced on th house.