Connecticut western news., 1886-09-08
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1886.
Local News.

Local News.
 Two yearlings strayed. See adver- tisement.
 Three adults were haptised at Christ church last Sunday morning.
 Rev J. W. Lewis will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday.
 The frame of w. Peet's new house was raised last Monday.
 The Catholic church has recently been reshingled and other improvements made.
 There was heavy frost last Thurs day morning and light one Friday morning.
 -"You pays your money and you takes your choice" of the excursions on Friday Sept 10 to Rockaway Beach or to Newburgh.
 The democratic state convention will be held in the New Haven opera house in New Haven on Tuesday, Sep tember 28, at Il 8. m.
 Base Ball-At Lime Rock, Sept. 3. Score, Lime Rocks 8, Amenia '; At Norfolk, Sept 3. Score, Monarchs 37, Lakeville second nine 31.
 All makes of PIANOS or ORGANS rented or sold on instalments. Send for LOWEST PRICES ever named to F. B. CArEwnL, Torrington,Ct. mhN-tf The Right Rev J. Williams, DID,, will preach in Christ church next Mon- day evening, Sept. 18th, and administer confirmation. Service at 7.30 o'clock. The attractions for today and to- morrow are the New Milford fair, the Amenia fair and the Connecticut bicycle club races at Hartford. Take your choice.
 The earthquake must have over- thrown part of the fourth column on last page,at least under the beading "Terror in Savannah" part of tHe item is stand ing on it's head.
 Canaan high school commenced Mon- day with MT H. H. Gorton of New Lon don as principal Mrs J. M. Root of Canaan and her daughter, Miss Mary Root, teach the primary and intermedi- ate departments respectfully.
 The small or model machine at the condensed milk factory was run during the past week turning out samples of granulated milk for distribution, but the large machine will not bo started or business commenced just at present.
 And as Paul'.reasoned of righteous ness, temperance, and judgment to come, Felix trembled." Likewise on Pine Grove camp ground last week as Mrs Lathrop reasoned of righteousness, temperance and judgment to coms, both republicans and democrats trembled and the same evening the earth quaked.
 Conductor Pollard's train on the Fl. & 0. W. railroad, consisting of bag gage and express car No. 4, the con- bined smoker and mail car No. 62 and coaches Nos. 52 and 54, drawn by engine No. 3, glistens in its new coat of olive green paint and is as handsome train as any road could desire.
 Next to visiting place and viewing its attractions IS the pleasure of reading description of the same. In imagina- ton our readers have recently taken g trip to Niagara Falls and Saratoga. In another column Mrs Lucia D. Smith s charming and descriptive pen gives our readers a free trip "Along Lake Onta- rio."
 James Burdett was here last Wed. nesday evening and for two hours anus ed good-sized audience with his pa thetic and humorous recitations. The contrast between Burdett and some o1 the so-called elocutionists who have wis tied this place IS so marked that we can make no comparison. He certainly if the most capable elocutionist that has been here in years and as an humoris cannot be surpassed. If he comes agair we predict crowded house.
 The officers of Pine Grove camp meeting association for the ensuing yea are: Hon G. w. Robertson of Peekskill president; Edward Ward of Falls Vil lage, treasurer; Rev A. K. Sanford, D D., of New York, secretary. Thes' three, with Hon w. s. Enc of Pin Plains, Rev G. s. Hare, D. D., of Pough keepsie, c. F. Wing of Mount Vernon N. r., Rev F. J. Belcher of Ellenville N. Y., Joel Farist of Bridgeport, ant Fitch Landon of Sharon, Ct., directors
 The Chapinville Sunday school g on an excursion to Newburgh next Fri day, Sept. 10. From Rhinecliff to New burgh and return they ride on the pala tial steamer "City of Kingston" Ticket from Canaan and all points between her and Boston Corners only $1.25; for sal by station agents. The Holley Mfg Go. band of Lakeville will furnish mt sic. One car for this excursion wi start from Canaan at 9:A a. m. R turning reach Canaan at 6:30 p. m. Th net proceeds from this carload will b for the benefit of the Congregations society of East Canaan. Secure ticket early as the number is limited. Fc sale by Samuel A. Eddy, at Camp drug store, and as East Canaan post-o
 
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