Connecticut western news., 1888-03-07
BERKSHIRB COUNTY.

Two paper mills will soon be con- structed in Dalton.
 Dalton ladies are using an electric artitice for curling the hair.
 Sheriff Crosby, of Pittsfeld, witness ed the execution of Beckwlth.
 The ice gorge at Housatonic was re- moved by dynamite last week.
 Maud Banks will appear at the town hall in Great Burlington, March 14 th.
 Miss Mary Dewey addressed the Indian association at Stockbridge on Saturday.
 Arrangements are nearly completed for the organization of the new paper company at Lee.
 Johl A. Brewer of Great Harrington will open his branch hardware store at Housatouic, April 1st.
 dents of New Marlboro iutend to erect au Episcopal church i'll that place.
 The Stockbridge Congregational church contributed $l, ,552,l7 to chari- table purposes during the past year. .Pinafore" was given last week in North Adams by juvenile company. "Little Buttercup" Was only eight years of age.
 E. J. Coombs, for eight years in the clock factory, has resigned, aud goes | ilto New York rubber house.-I Berk. Go. Eagle.
 The roa,is in Stock bridge have not been in as bad a couditlou as at present in thirty years, some points are almost impassable.
 Sandisfield had genuine New Eng land supper last week, and the partici- paurs clad themselves in "ye olden time" raiment.
 Arthur J. Hunt, of Sandisield, 8 student at Meody's Mt Herman school, died at his home of pneumonia, after an illness of only one week.
 At the next session of the Richmond grange the question for discussion will be: Resolved. "That the husband should rule in the home
 Judge Henry M Riley, man of literary ability, died at Constantine, Mich, Feb Sth. He was formerly a resident of Great Harrington. ]
 Lee has 1.-the electric light fever, and the parties who are engaged in put ting in the plant at Great Burlington. are preparing estimates for Lee. N. C. Susand, who for several years had barber shop in Great Burlington, died recently in San Francisco, Cal. oi heart disease. He left large estate We note that his will has been offered in probate by Charles A Summer, Esq, who Is named as one of the legatees. It is said that the Susand barber shop in Los Angeles is the largest establishment of the kind in the world. -[Gt Barring ton COT, B .rk Co., Eagle.
 ''It Is great sight too see the trout in Dr Camps trout pond fed. says the Great Burlington Courier. fooi Is meat of any kind. cut fine and throwr into the water. They will eat ten poune at meal, and the plan is to keep then so we'll fed that they will not eat eacl other Some of the trout ill the lowe pond will weigh four pounds apiece ant will eat half to three-quaters of pound of meat at a meal When we saw tn } trout fed in the pond con taining thu large fish, last week. at the place where the meat was falling into the water there was more fish than water, such . horde of trout had assembled to devon
 their food. It was a kaleidoscope o fins and tails and speckled sides, anon, !, which trout as large as shad were dart 7 ing. The number of trout in thes
 ponds is legion, and there are though r to be two tons of them in combines \ weight. There Is also 8 private clut house at the pond. It has two stories
 five sleeping rooms, cook room, 'linin 8 room. smoking room, and all that an E, is designed to be a place where D
 Camp can take his friends and entertai r them on the fat of his own land. Tn ]. butler will go down 8 few steps to tn l. lower pond. almost beneath the house and get the large trout that Dr Cam and hie tr,ends cateh Nith hook and TIE