Connecticut western news., 1886-12-15
Local News.

-Whoop--whoopers--whooping- cough.
 HI. NJ. Eddy, NJ. D., spent the Sab- bath in Canaan.
 An aboard for the chen and dog show at Winsted.
 New milch COW and calf for sale see advertisement.
 Now read and heed Mrs c. T.. Vol cott's holiday announcement.
 Col Hardenbergh and son, Watson, both have the whooping-cough.
 Rev H. l. Bodley of North Adams visited friends in town last week.
 .--s.Well whooped' if not ''well heeled" is Canaau's present condition
 Misses Mary and Meta Rodemeyer arc home from Bethel during the dall season in hat making.
 We received pleasant call yester- day from MT R. Girling of Great Bar rington. Call again.
 -G. B. Gardner went to Coxsackie last Monday but his family will remain in Canaan until after the holidays
 Mrs Mary A. Peet has been very seriously ill with whooping-cough dur ing the past ten days but is now inn proving.
 The R. O. Tyler Post fair at Hart f f,ru opens tonight with an assured Urge attendance of flair women and brave men"
 Mir and Mrs D. l.. Peirce returned Sunday from Brook6eld. MT Peirce had stopped at Brookfeld on his return from Vineland.
 To go west, young man, buy your tickets of W. J. Garvin, West Winsted, Conn. See advertisement under the railroad time tables.
 Quite number of our villagers have hard colds and coughs and are trembling in their shoes for fear 1t will prove to be ewhooping-cough.
 Where can you obtain relief? Guess you havn't read the notice in another column which states that the board meet at town hall January 3.
 Rev. J. Fl. Lane, formerly pastor of the NJ. E. church here. will be the recipient of donation party, tomorrow evening, at the parsonage in Johnsville, \. '.
 Steinway and Mathushek pianos, Es- tey and Mason X Hamlin organs rented or sold on instalments by Capewell, the ieweler and music dealer, West Winsted, Conn.
 -"The Broken Promise" Is the title of an illustrated temperance story ln the Youths Temperance Banner of De- cember 15, written by Mrs. Lucia D. Smith.
 Read Mrs Dr H. NJ. Sanders notice in another column She Is said to have performed some wonderful cures at Great Harrington, Ashley Falls and Canaan.
 We understand that all the churches in town expect to appropriately observe Christmas, but their programs have not been decided on in tune for publication this week.
 -Yeu can give friend no better AChristmas present than a years sub- : Fscription to The News. It virtually is 52 gifts year, and the recipient appre- ciates the donors kindness every week.
 The horse and wagon that was stolen from Mir. Pink at Sherow on tue night of Nov. 29th was found last Sun day some distance beyond Canaan, Ct. -Cliaton, N r, cor. Poughkeepsie E,gle Don't fail to read what our Falls Village correspondent says about Chas. NJ. Smiths lecture, "Audersonville to Freedom" Keep your eye peeled fol posters that will be issued in a day ol two.
 Lawyer Baker of Sharon made us { friendly (not & professionaD call last Saturday while on his way to Farming ton. The latch-string will hang ou every time for him, except for profes sional calls.
 The Village Improvement assocla ton hold sociable at their hall thu Wednesday, evening. The entertain ment by the school children will be pleasant feature of the occasion. Ad mission 10 cents.
 70. E. Holcomb X Son of this vii lage have recovered their horse whicl was stolen May $. It was found at Val atie, N. T., and recovered through tn instrumentality of NJ. J. Downey, dep uty sheriff of Poughkeepsie, N. '.
 James Beckley of Chatham, N. '. has sold his interest in the Dover or mlne and furnace property and has pm chased wood lands and coal kilns Il Woodford, Vt., and will manufactur charcoal on a large scale. He has rente' his residence at Chatham and during tn winter will board at the Putnam Hous in Bennington. Vt. Ills wife and young ct daughter will accompany him. Hi non and eldest aughter will spend tn & uia1w in New York.