Connecticut western news., 1888-08-15
Local News.

Rev Dr A. K. Sanford and family are occupying their cottage at Pine Grove. Rev B. H. Burch, of Middletown, N. r., is ill at his cottage at Pine Grove. Mrs George Brown, children and nurse, of Bridgeport, are at Pine Miss Mary Sanford, of Ore Hill, visited at Rev T. H. Baragwanath's last week.
 Mrs Goodrich and family, of New Britain, are visiting 8. MT Charles Emmons'
 Misses Sarah and Ida Roraback are spending Q short time with their brother A. T. Roraback.
 Mrs Martha Stevens, of Mamaro- neck, N. T., was guest at MT Henry Williams last week.
 70. H. Briggs, of New York and Canaan, is enjoying the beauties of Lake George the present week, Before you purchase monumental works just read 0. W. Adams new ad- vertisement in another column.
 Charles B. Capron, of Amenia, N. r., spent several days in town last week visiting his sister, Mrs G. s. Williams. For wagons, carriages, fine surries, etc., you will save money by calling on WA. Dunham. Ashley Falls, Mass. Rev J. H. George, of Salisbury, occupied the pulpit of Christ church on Sunday in exchange with Rev F. w. Barnett.
 A wheezy bagpipe, altogether too suggestive of hay fever and asthma, made life miserable for our citizens on Monday morning.
 -E. c. Eggleston, formerly of Halls store. Falls Village, Is in town with 1SO head of cattle at Wm. Bennett's, which he wants to sell.
 MT and Mrs Geo W. Selleck, of Nor walk, who have been spending two weeks at the Warner House, have returned home.
 Conductor Colt, of the H. R. R. has been appointed regular" rice John Cole resigned. Conductor Brown takes Conductor Colts place as extra.
 MT NJ. T. Pritchard, Master of Comins school, one of the largest pub lie schools in Boston, spent Friday night with Canaan friends.
 About 80 of the members of the M. E. Sunday school, with their friends attended their annual picnic at Twin Lakes on Wednesday, and an enjoyable time is reported.
 The foundation of the new kiln which is being built by the Canaan Lime Go. is nearly completed and 1t is expected that the kiln will be entirely finished by September 10th.
 John Rodemeyer has deferred his return to Norwalk, owing to the slow progress of his recovery from hay fever and malaria. He expects, however tt return the last of this week.
 W. H. Camp and wife start nex week for a two weeks soiourn in tho adirondacks. s. c. Cummings, O. Norwalk, will preside at the prescrip ton counter during Mir Camps absence
 The tracks of the H. R. R. iron Humphreys crossing to the junction o the 0. W. road are being put in con dition of thorough repair by Sectiol Master Goodwin and his gang of men.
 HI. T. Scammerhorn and l.. A Caldwell have been employed in mak ing extensive repairs on a cottage a Pine Grove, owned by parties iron East Chatham.
 The biggest catch of the seaso was made last week at Wood Greek, b Louis Rhoades, Mike Commons an Edward Lorraine. They report 30 bullheads. This is no fish story.
 The sociabIe held at the rectory O Wednesday evening, under the manage ment of the Christ church Guild, was success socially and financially. Th proceeds amounted to S15.
 Rev Dr Eddy and wife returned o Friday from their three weeks putin at Indian Neck, near New Haver Their son and daughter, Sam an Sarah, joined them there a few day before their return.
 pr J. D. Clemens and wife and l 0. w. Camp have returned from the pleasure tour, embracing Saratoga an sail down the Hudson from Albany New York. Dr Wilcox, of Falls Vii age attended Dr Camps patients durin hls absence.
 Congressman Granger and Rev I Eddy were specially invited to partic pate in the festivities attendant upo the great Blaine demonstration in Ne York last week, Dr Eddy being invite to appear mounted as one of the aid to the grand marshal of the parade.
 Fred A. Bartlett, formerly tick agent in the Fl. R. R. depot here, spel several days at Pine Grove last wee and called on friends in this villag Fred was recently admitted to the b in New Haven and will locate in Bridg port, and his many friends predict f him brilliant and successful career . hxysr.