Connecticut western news., 1886-05-12
GREAT HARRINGTON.

At the annual meeting of the corpor ators of the savings bank last Wednes day afternoon these officers were elected | for the ensuing year: President, Egbert Hollister; vice-presidents, H. H. B. Turner, Alfred Peck; clerk, M. I. Vince Ter; treasurer, Charles J. Taylor; trus- tees, Justin Dewey, George Church, H. T. Robbins, Ward Lewis, c. J. Burget, Dwight Boardman, A. c. Collins, w. B. Peck, A. s. Fassett, George Taylor and r. A. Russell; board of investment, Jus tin Dewey, H. B. Turner, A. c. Collins, c. J. Taylor and A. $. Fassett.
 Albert Dean of Canaan, who Is charged with violating the person of Lizzie Sco vile, near Ashley Falls, April 2S, while she was returning from school, was brought before the district court in this village Friday and after a hearing, in which II witnesses for the prosecution were examined, was bound over to the grand jury which meets at Pittsfield the second Monday in July. In default of jail in that place.
 A number of gentlemen from this town and Sheffield attended the ninth annual meeting of the Berkshire His torical and Scientific society, of which Prof Perry of Williams college is pres ident. The event of the day was the reading of paper by Judge l.. E. Munson of New Haven, but formerly of this town, entitled Montana as It Was and Is." The paper gave general satis- faction and was an instructive and inter- esting document on that immense terri tory, which is 31 times larger than Con- necticut and IS times larger than Massa- chusetts.
 The remains of William Sanford, son of John F. Sanford, of this village, and half brother to Walter Sanford, the principal of the high school at Canaan, were brought to this village Monday for burial. Mir Sanford was 35 years old and has been resident of New York for some years.
 Rev George s. Hare, D. D., the new presiding elder of the -Poughkeepsie | district, breaches at the M. B. church next Sunday morning at 1O.3O o'clock.
 At the probate court in this village last Wednesday this business was trans acted: Administrators granted-on the estates of Lyman Webster, late of San disfeld, Daniel Webster, administrator; of Ralph Taylor, late of Great Barring ton, 0. J. Taylor, executor; of William H. Burghardt, late of Great Harrington, c. A. Collins, administrator. Wills al lowed-of Samuel R. Vele, late of Great Burlington, Betsey D. Vele, executrix of John Holley, late of Egremont, Ed. mund Holley, executor Guardians ap. pointed-F. H. Wright, of John M. See. ley of Great Burlington; Arthur M. Hew. ins, of Chandler Hewins of Sheffield William R. Burtis, of John B. Burtis o1 Egremont. Inventories filed-Lymar Webster, late of Sandisfeld, real estate S2450, personal $2337; John Chevaune, late of Great Burlington, real S4O0, per sonal S2255; Eli Smith, late of Sheffield real SIT, personal S3196.
 Isaac G. Perry has in his jewelry store a clock, the works of which are wholly of wood, every wheel and pinion indi eating that it was made with Yankee jack-knife and the aid of 8 rude saw.
 w. Fl. Van Patten has 10 different photographic views of the East Lee dis aster. They are excellent views, very large size, and at 35 cents each they are sold faster than he can print them.
 R. Girling has gone to New York te purchase a carload of trunks for the summer trade.