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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
Real Esfate--Counfry


LrOR SALE OK EXCHANGE - BUSINESS
place with living rooms above, Michigan
ave. Big Eapids. on reGfouaDle terms; or ex-
change fOr other property. r. A. Perkins. Big
Rapids. Mich. III
NOR sALE-THE FARM bELoNGISG TO
L the estate fthc lsie Daniel ochermsrhorn,
one mile west of the ciiy, fronting BrdgesL IL
j. fine dairy farm, or i0S fruit raising and gar
cening. May he sold ia from ten 10 thirty acre
lots Apply To or. Whiiwnrth. administrator, lsl
Fourlhst 6rand Rapids. Mich. lo1f
NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, tbirty-nye improved;
two barns; twenty eight miles north on Grand
Rapids & Indiana 4. r.. one mile from Pienon
village. bargain IL sold al once. N. i. swim,
10 Csnal-st snt
nor SALE OR TRADE-FRU1T FARM AND
j. timbered land. Subuf ban lots for sale Houses
and lots for sale aud rent Notary pubic and
conveysncer, A. T. kellogg. 62 North Division
ST ll9
EOR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
Il good farms and city property for sale cheap:
also money 10 loau. Call at Lovett block, Canal
ST. opposite Sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel. ATT
IYOR SALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
i Byron Centre. A good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 10 sell. Ad-
dress Mrs. Mary Adrion. Byron Centre. Mich Att
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

An exclusive genilemsn's private board
ing stable mas been opened. rear Of No. %
LAgrsse-sE.. iaciDg on O4kes-st., and will
be ready for business May l. Parties wish
iGg something ia that line viii DO well by
giving their personal aud prompt attention
70 the above PlERcE & RICHMOND.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

" ~ qrVr ~lrfnsf~ Sresszl ia6szeegez g zo~ &
sss4 <fslfnr EFeeta.Llss <-ecS Ersfc-sss zszts
fscfto~ n erz .frrf- rr~r - srTerrzges = -
S1rutrs- Eea's Ieisr SsisF ~nsH E9f& f-e~n
e~1tte~s. nurserTnes. Chscsxsl "a -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Ore of Congressman BURRows re-
warts err ia great tsriH speecA on
Tnesdsy = ~ printing cf his pcrtrsit. a
ve-y erstiisahls cue too. in the Chicago
4~.H.,ste
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

COUND-LEFT At cHAs- = SMITHS sT0Rx,
IT coraer Fountain and Ionia.sts, a pair OF gold
bowed glasses. Owner cad have same By calling
on Nr. smith and paying for this al. ily
COUND-THAT THE EAGLE sTEAM DYE
II HOu-e.' No q Csnal-st, turns out the best
work in cleaning dyeing and repairing of ladies'
and gents clothing, Go there and convince
yourxelf 16S
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

There . sn srny Of applicants IN Chi
esgo '0- positious as detectives under
Captain BcNy1KIp's new slsuth-hcand
police system. Some Of them might
prrvs heir qualifications By detecting
e .sgogr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

rxa ke fo<E1 ~ c1sbs11s the sxNesx 81
uords - sessa. Az EsTtef /. iss> eszsisa
zns f9H las
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

IL. E n FlsRxR. .ity editor cf he
foo,e. * Dis us,ed with TIE Saprsue
cuur- We nay exps~t he Justices OF
Sat bench - step down and out AZ
rrer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

TIE lnrortsRce q p1rsfy,ns The Blood csn-
No. BE ereStin,atrf. ter without pure
hiccss rc'f eanact e-iry god heath.
- stls season nearly every enc neees a
rsc,i nseslicine - rrn ~. v.t7iiss. zad enTfch
tie eirosi. Ard sed's Sarsararsiia = vortsy
yuu- ecnfdenee. II 5 reeali,r N thst it
strengthens ard eniiss ~ the Sysfesi. creates
an sppeufe. and fcaes fhe eFgessicn. whsie
r e~1f -1fes si~s7se. GIVE i q frisA-
Eoosrs S&rsspaTslla = sold ~ az aFzrrfsts
Frepsresi y c. / Hood 3 &C.. Lsveih Asss-
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
lfiscfi.lfneoafs.

TTTINTF5 a Go0D FAMILY H0PsF-
" medium size, esoi styic. free 6river. 1rf
nurSt - kind hnQHire Nn Stosx pusrap-
RsrnDsr. IaTaber co = osace. ia
WaNTFD WELLS AND CIsTFRNS
w prornrtir cieared snd rssaired Tesvp
orders st a Csnsi-st. Roon 2 rr<fsirs. ss-erd
Rspads. Nich. 1sa
ANTEn-E EVERYBODY 10 KNOW TH4T
W IL siesn re ard eeioriax q eprr's einsr.ns
sd lat3ez crefse2 s1aals creFes. SKIS. egc fEe
49, risrr ir fns citg X the ~Fs.zse ~sesr, I've
Hrr~s. +, NJ y Cs1ai - ~
CAIFSMAN-CtN ADD rTVF uwAEI
= sseaEles Ore .zenf earu<sf s sr r.he~s N
tofz - IN Isss. ? O Hex fs7s Ne~ Yark ZIsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

UASTED-a HOME Is TaE CoTSTkY.
~ aesr s,sne sezooi h5Fsse 81 bcy : yrsrs 81
sTr So rsr t0s~3 address L hox ! csre
thp ,see ns
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

UANTTn-rtY RoAa0FRs. tfSo HATE
" asruisfef rnacls &, rs-t weh ~ wsssfssf
bcsr,i - = L57nst ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Taa Feeis rss ysStsrisy afflicted with
ss,rt - vcf~t rsss - rrisc that s~--
II,csnss N ths Spries The oba BIRD =
nlraa'rg
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

This train is 10 run via the old road max
ipg the principal stops. leaving Chicago at
10 .. m. stopping for supper at Elkhart
and arriving AZ poi1ts along the old road at
an early hour in the evening. and AZ Chau-
tauQus. Buffalo and the Fails early the next
morning. connecting at Buffalo with trains
on diverging EEes
Ii vii have elegant sleepiDg cars at.
tscbsd ~hicn viii run through VIA the great
New York Central road 90 New York and
Boston without change. arriving st those
poiais the next evening.
The announcement OF this addition to the
present Efficient service Of this route will
De hailed By people along the line with
great satisfaction. and The train will at
once become popular with those going
10 New York. Boston, or other Eastern
points.
Us initial trp will be eagerly watched
for
The celsbrsted Chicago and New York
Fsstibulrd Limited will leave Chicago
daily st so p. M, and maintain its record
as the finest. fastest and easiest riding train
in the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

TIE rsHe sf he Bar Harbor Hossi
prncr;e'rr vbo ssYs B1srxz - n = criti-
chi c1n5eirr, = 81 =. sEsw. r rsy
- weH be urist~n @ pshaws
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Tee Saxiosvs hsrs ions nohly. They
bsvs s'~eady rsfsed over enc Thousand
dsl'srs or tha fsrily - tke hero vhe
diei sryinz ~ save boy from drown-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Tie New Tcrk Herald ssys that sHxn.
ssS = for DEPzw Whst2 Oh No.
fhst SrrRwAN SuEEsAS OF Utica. "
T.. ibe Hsruis means The other SHsR-
NAY makes nc sseres Of his Presidential
preferences
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

+Dt1if. Al 0lieFS os flf ffcFflt tundhF-
sieefing can r1ln Oh IEcifsc snc hflaauc ks-
fittsfs &C. and fr0tn ilef -ot- amor carE Tuo oE
JSs r1prtzt ana trsrc Rapids I1prcse D. and
1fnn betToit--breci com ecttous fnsos - DctFoit
win 81 through ffsirs ftst.--1ickeif on sale 81
CeroL
CnAs. D. NORRIS, Gem ATt sS Honroe-si.
q. ". hNeeEIh. .. y knd e. lbllael
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

us~sn shower IA - nsrrisz ~crild
fsrs nsss yesterday 81 aizaoss psrsscf
'sY
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

fAhAaf FtAA'f fhtf-IfNtrts "I2A-r
D stsf a. 80 ~ 1ff thf Hcfreft p Nree e. \
n. make rIfff. COZ ucftioIif FOR Acu 4oiE H.
Tor, sTd b D. uie fasi
Jtrrufh tickeis ~ sil roinV r7s arc - a.
snc siecpnr car brffte fEr lJf securef q = a
". A n. Rsliros6 Il , ofiae fweei Il stel. aod
a. depot
Jhs CkErhE1A. Cts Fss9 Az
Gro y. FEfeE. JrEGc HansRef, lEil&xo
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

c1ae, = Resxra Ave. NtllsE Ess<k. ne
> geiac<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Ths trcuhle VITA - Sslr-~sna Court
- shaf /. diao's ronsuls -FisHna ~ Elsc-
b,rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
Furniture sfored.

rRNTTTRE STORED. PACKED AYD
L moved. Expert packers sent On short notioe
o. Rsdciif & Holt III souta DiFixion-st, teie-
fhone No sgl Jsr'y q 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

To accommodate its increasing patronage
the Lake Shore road will. with the insu-
suration Of its Spring time card. May IL.
put on q new East bound passenger train,
20 be known as
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

CHstNcKY NJ. DEPKw IL great favorite
m Nsv York tut BIS enthusiastic friends
world DO vel TO cote the fact that the
Western States are DOT. IS a rule. selecting
DSFEw delegates toreprsssnt them in
Chiesgo. Mr.. Dzrxw Is an excellent rSsn
ard hs vould make stToog candidate.
tnt net siroDg enough to countsrsct the
dssp-sssisd prsjudics against rsilrosd
msgnafss that prevails IN the Granger
States. Aad we hardly think ths Geo.
vsntion 70 likely 10 select candidate
whose nomination would at once pnt
keDsss. lows. Minnesota and hals
dezsn other States ia The doubtful h<H
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

General AIeER has q very influential
frepd with many leading politicians in
sbis country IN he person os Mrs. JoRN
a. Loetx. lt - well known that General
Ioo4S's po.ifical movements were very
largely influenced BY her Judgment and
frof
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

ypASTsih-A NAN TO TAKE CARs or ONE
" c. rrisee t. xnl. no driving required EB
QEire - Rsris-4Ye. li7u
A kKflAKfE NAN AGED 20. STRONG AND
"A active. god pef-8ss. secfkrzs wsafs sifu-
sli0n Gxn ltlrBln nrsI elkss references ffom
grcsent esnDlo5<rs- AcdIezs fslEsr, BOX 4,
Telegram Heisld -
ttfASf fED-fOUxG NAN WITH BUSINESS
w exFfrelee hsyiag ahc1t 800 GO Ia cash ga
eseeiieE,t orrs3rglaifr for the TiFht persCa- Ad-
dress l.. boz :. this odis 10
uTASTED-A NAN About > OF - YEARS
w CT age. nI8sI wFife plain neat hand. kd-
dress p q. box a. care ms once. liS
tyAsTED-fHREk TAtiORs TO WORK on
w -ae ready male clothing. Also guls for
Operating aid Lasliog. Geo. steele, SO Nesfh
isaiA-sf III
N ANTED = NORE MN TO sELL OR
w NUT and ornamental stock. We give good
Nsees sud steady wors Write fcr Terms 10 T. b.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
" WdHted--To Rent.

yUANTED-A NICELY FURNIFHRD ROOM.
w with or without board. within ten min
utes' walk OF Z. o. Address c. D., box 5, this
Office. 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

T,oP stLK-A Full BLOOD GREYHOUND.
T one yesr oi3 Enquire corner Sorih C0it-sve
and Fifh-sI. Frank Coiilrs 10
TOR sALE-GOOD FAMILY EoRSE SIX
Il years old. G.. 2. Rsyuo1d Ia
f.0R SALE THE OLDEST EzTABLTSHED
r cizs- Sni con 'ect0aeFy store GA south B.vi-
sen--s-. No. ass. owner sesvinz town. 10
TOR sALE--A GOOD BUTCHER sHoP CHEAP.
L Grand Union. snd I. ToTeT bIee< lis
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Help Waated-Femate.
XCASTED-CoAPETEsf GIRL FOR GEN.
W erai nonsesork; small family and good
wages Mr. c. A shsekelton, 154 North bisi-
s-0nst lie
VVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w kitchen work: no washing. Apply at us
Court-st. iis
WANrED-A GIRL AT Is7 MOUNT YER
w non-st. ll9
yVASTED-GIEL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work Enquire of Ars J. 5. co1mAn, No.
OF ieiierson-sye ils
IL 4NTED-A C0MTETENT GIRL FoR GEN.
W ersi housswork In small family. Apply At
ID HClbrook-sl- uS
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL F0E GTN-
w efal housesork- Apply a. ldS South Laiay-
ette-s,. fl4tt
WANTED = DREssN4KERs AND sEwISG
w girls. or anyone che desiring 10 learn the
kellogg system OF dress cutting, 10 call at the
school for cutting al i-2 chaflssst. lSs
" ANTED - EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
" makers and apprentice gills, Apply " MIA
A J. Rudell. Room -. New Houscman block.
lO1d
Situations Male.
WANTED-nAY WORK. HOUSE CLEANING
w snd washing. Apply at 6lS Cankl-st III
Situations Wanted-Femaie.
yVANTED-wAsHING AND IRONING AT
w ass Nerth Ionia-st. corner basement III
For hent--Roonas.
ITO RENT-yERY DESIRABLE ROOMS FUR
L nished orunfnrnished- Enquire at l5i La
graves.. 10
EOR RENT = ONE Nicely FURNISHED
L front room with alcove and one side loom,
furnished or not, as desired. Apply a. section 8,
Central Place. Miss T. Dun. 80
COR RENT-A DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM,
II with bed room. furnished also either fur
nished rooms snd u suite OF rooms for house.
keeping IS6 South Div:sion-st I'D
no RENT = FURNISHED ROOM, THREE
! blocks from The Morton House. Third ward.
lrfyste house efsrenceS required. Address j.
NJ, care Carrier No. 2 III
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
l all conveniences TO rent IN the Vinegar
block, corner = outh Division and Cherryfts. Ap-
ply AT the block or OF L. ID. Block 62 and "a
Pr2El-st. l09tf
no kENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
/ room with gas at 30 North Division ST., one
block from Post Office.
TOR RENT--THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L in suits OF two or four rooms. with all modern
iG provemert ts on Canalst, for offices or light
manufacturing purposes. also for lodging. En-
quire at once, No. q Csnal-st., OF G. A. Bsrwin;
TO RENT = A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
L light manufacturing: steady power, at No. 8
Pearl 81 Enquire OF c. B. Judd or Z. L. Thwins.
gltf
TOR RENT-FuRNfsHED Rooms: STEAM
I heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply al room l0s New Housemaa
block. l5tf
TOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
Il either single en- sl:ite: steam heated; also
Ioolns Cor light housekeeping. Apply at Room i6
edysrf lock, 10l OttAwa-st. 2Z6tf
FOR Rept--Houses.
V'o RENT - Ny RESIDENCE, So SOUTH
I Lsfavette-st to family without small chill
dren. Misht rent partly furnished to right
party Inquire at the house from 9 70 IL a N.
NJ. l.. swift. 1iStf
For Rent Business Places.
ITO RENT-DOUBLE BASEMENT, SUITABLE
l for saloon or restaurant: also rooms for offices
and light housekeeping. in Porter block, corner
Monroe and Diyis!on-sts. ia
Wduted--TU Kent.
yHTANTED-A NICELY FURNIFHFD ROOM.
wv lor vii h..ard tan min
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

CHICAGO q wEs1 Nical5kR-tlf. 1EAExF
Y arrive ~ and depsl Tn ynlon lbefsot-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
D. G. HENRY G. CO..


fsHAYD RAPIDS d nNDIAKA-IS EFFHc.r
Ia Oicober 2 iss1.
conc foETF
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

N0gEaS Ss RKGIIEkD DOWN ~ yor
~ s2lie hoAsss . sas u NJ 50 oss L >
RzeTka-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

AAtitts ~t. ~ n N
- o. 3 No. .-....--..-..-- fNpu
- ) z1---..--..--........-.- 80 > "a
n. AjUGuid fJcfta Aren't 81 oer0f George N
hunson. Union sHfkci trrni, a. honFoest
& l. LOCK kweoD Gen PAS and l3cEei A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27


( o. = n train bas aIeepinR car Coz CtDcinnsfa-
Ind Canadian roiDts arriving IN Dotroit 10 g. M
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27

Ess nav 11TfeHs runs through solc--1rHiu
lea, Hs sf q n has chair car attached for
1ra,e1 ~ City-li ~ a ~ iIail has chair car
for ga skinaW 500 . Di tain Las steering car
tor petoskey and hackinsw lsir
CONC sul tx
fcf tAnc tlnasi. ......-...- .... nam
lor toIt wayne and fasi ...-lGSsa N ~ ssAm
toi tllel tnsN $50 -...-,, -. s<9pn SesPn
ffom Ira ftfse tliy and Mack
inaw......--....... ...'... ........... .iloePn
Connecticut western news., 1888-07-04
lAAlkEVILLE.

Early Friday morning the Lakeville passenger depot was discovered to be on fire. Those who noticed the burn ing building gave the alarm and soon 8 considerable crowd had collected. It was found, however, that the flames had gained such headway as to render it impossible to save the depot or any thing contained therein. There are various theories as to the way in which the fire was started, but the most prob able one, we think, is that sparks from the engine on the night freight wrought the damage. It was very fortunate that the night was rainy, else the houses in the immediate neighborhood of the station must have suffered from the flames. This IS the first fire in which 8 whole building was destroyed, that has occurred in our village since 1870. A small temporary station for the accom- modation of travellers is being erected near the site of the ruined depot, and 8 larger and finer station than the old one will soon be begun. :. Mir H s Wilson has gone to Chicago, as delegate to the Christian Endeavor convention held there this month. :. The village school closes this week at the school meeting held recently, Hubert Williams was re- elected committee Miss E w Cleave- land expects to start for California July will mention the 4th of July next week, as it is always uncertain what the weather will be on that day, and the plans proposed for Wednesday may not work as expected.
Connecticut western news., 1888-07-04
SHARON.

The Amenia Times correspondent says: "At a regular meeting of the Western Star Lodge on Wednesday evening an adjournment until October was adopted" We did not know there was such an order in town. There is the Rose Chapter, No. IA. of the order of the Eastern Star which voted an adjournment until October. Joe can't be member of that order or he would have known the name. Geo H. Bierce and Miss Anna Brown were married at the residence of J. w. Brown, on June 27th. |. |. Robert H. Miller has commen- ced to dig his cellar for a new house, also he is removing his old barn. It is to be southeast of the present site
 Leonard Smith, of New York, is visit ing with his grandmother, Mrs Richard Smith. Hamilton Lodge, No. 54 will work the 3d degree July 9th and then call off until the first Friday evening in September Hon A. M. Card is to deliver an oration in Millerton, N. r., July 4th, in the Nickle Plate rink F. R. Goodenough went fishing on Silver Lake the other day and had fine luck. He caught 8 pail full of bull heads w. l.. Merwin is to repair Marshall Hopkins barns The Sharon Cornet band are to furnish music the 4th at Millerton. By the way, we have as good country band as can be found in these parts Willie Brazee goes to Lakeville soon, to learn the timers trade, with J. M. Cornell. ,. E. w. Spur, of Lakeville, is drawing lumber for R. H. Miller's house. Mrs J. J. Ryan closed her school last Friday and gave her scholars picnic. The weather being unpleasant the refreshments were served in the school house.
Connecticut western news., 1888-07-04
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1888.
4 CHALLENGE.

In order that the public may have a fair chance to hear both sides, and reach an intelligent conclusion, the Prohibitionists of Litchfeld County respectfully challenge the Republicans and the Democrats of Litchfeld county to 8 joint discussion of "The Present Political Crisis, and How to Meet 1t " These discussions shall be held in any or every town in Litchfield County. We have neither the time, nor the disposition to reply to mud thrown in ths dark, anonymous misrepresenta- tions (specimens of which, from Repub- ican sources are already in the air) but we would be pleased to meet, in open debate, those of our opponent who have the manliness and the courage of their convictions.
 Very Respectfully,
 B. F. BIDDER, Chairman
 Ex. Com. Pro. Party Litchfield Go. Litchfeld, Conn.,, Sune 25, 1888.
 County papers will please copy.
Connecticut western news., 1888-07-04
Deferred Correspondence.
SHARON.


 E. Fl. Bartram has recovered from his sickness and is attending to busi- ness .Dr l.. B. Stewart, from Sey- more, Conn.,, was in town last week attending to his patients w. l.. Merwin has been over toGoshen visiting his brother and on fishing excursion, reports good luck and fine time |. ;. w. B. Culver, of Sharon Station, N Y, received $4SO for the eight COWS killed by lightning, thus you see il pays to have your stock insured :. Alden Bryan is improving slowly. :. :. The reservoir is fast nearing compile. tion, that is. the stone work is nearly done, but there is hugh mass of earth in front of the dam to remove We think with good luck the pipes will be all laid by the 4th of July. An old man, by the name of Lawton, who is 81 years old, walked from near Hudson, N r., to this place in two days, he had rather walk than to ride of choice, he is grandfather to Mrs w. l.. Merwin, and can read newspaper print without
Connecticut western news., 1888-07-04
GREAT HARRINGTON.

Mrs Margaret Mccormick, who for merly resided in this village for up- wards of 50 years, died at her residence in New York city, early last Wednesday morning, aged S2 years. On Thursday the remains, accompanied by sorrowing relatives, were brought here for burial, the funeral occurring from St Peters Catholic church on Friday at 10 a. m., large attendance of old acquaintances and relatives being present, among her immediate relatives being her five sons and two daughters. The graduating exercises of the high school ill this town occurred at the town hall last Friday evening, with so large an atten- dance that the people could not all ob- tain seats. The music by Barnard's orchestra was enjoyed by all. An ad- dress was delivered by Rev T. T. Mun- ger, of New Haven, subject, "Shakes- pere at Home'' At the conclusion iof the address the diplomas were presen- ted to the graduating class by the retiring principal, Frank A. Hosmer, who, after service of 10 years in the school has taken the position of editor of the Berkshire Courier. The conclu- ding exercise was Q prayer by Rev Frank B. Butler, member of the board of school committee. The following are the graduates: Maurice G Beckwith, Wm l. Benedict, Leroy F Booth, Albert c Brainard, John H c Church, Charles Y Harvey, William H Healey, David Healey, Geo E Hinman, George A Kirby, Frank l. Lockwood, John H Roraback, Benjamin D Ticknor, Horace M Futile. Edgar T VanDeusen, David Willard, Cora D Newman, Orra B Dewey, Carrie Rice, Kate M Smith, Gertrude c Taylor, Nellie M Traver, Mary B Wilcox, Harriet l. Wilcox. The new principal of the High school, who will take the position in Septem- Der, is Elmer B. Wentworth, of Gard her, Mass, 8 graduate of Harvard college. A special meeting of the Fire District has been called to meet at the town hall Saturday afternoon of this week for the purpose of raising more money for the sewers St Peters Total Abstinence society cele- brates the National Independence with 8 picnic at River side park. Athletic sports and dancing are among the attractions. .. Miss Cora B. Noxon, formerly of this village, who has been teaching in Minneapolis, Minn., re- turned Friday to spend the summer vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs John D. Noxon, in this village. |. . Mir A. Bradley, of Waterbury, Ct., is enjoy ing the summer at the Miller House in this village. :. Mir Clark W. Bryan, of | Springfield, was in town last Thursday and Friday -. About P pupils were examined last week in their several grammar school studies for admission into the High school. John Flynn has contracted with the selectmen to build the north stone abutment for the bridge at the Green River near the dam of the Berkshire Heights water compa- ny, for SS50.
Connecticut western news., 1888-07-04
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE LrrCHF1LD NORTHWEST SUNDAY SCHOOL
 UNION.

Twenty-Five years ago this month the Congregational churches in the nine northwest towns of Litchfisld county held conference in Falls Village, on the 10th and 11th days of June. The delegates from Goshen were Noah R. Hart, Frederick Lyman and myself After dinner the first day, MT Hart, MT Lyman and were walking in a street, north of Main street, when Mir Hart suggested that more attention ought to be given to the Sunday Schools, and the result of his efforts eas the formation of this Sunday School Union. MT Hart was chosen secretary and treasurer at the first meeting, and held the office fer . few years, when the present secretary was appointed MT R, R. Pratt, of West Cornwall, was president for three or four years in succession,
 There is no record of the ccavsntion ja 1884, buk the co m 106qpee 1DA q @s <.