Connecticut western news., 1889-08-21
Local News.

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 Miss Lena Freeman arrived home last Friday from Maine.
 Rev Mir Bielby, of Kent, preached in Christ church last Sunday.
 The schools in this district will re- open for tine fall term Sept. 9th.
 Mrs William Bennett Is gradually improving but does not leave her bed. The Knights of Columbus from Winsted picnicked at Twin Lakes last Saturday.
 Principal and Mrs H. NJ. Adams returned last Friday from their six weeks outing.
 Geo. l.. Parsons had 8 severe bilious attack during the past week but is now able to ride out.
 Conductor Clark Lane rms the camp meeting train between Falls Village and Canaan.
 Weather Prophet Johnson says that the old grandfather of storms will occur from August 23d to 2Sth.
 Commencing Monday, August 18th 1889, the station known as "Trumbull Church" will be changed to "Trum- bull"
 Mrs F. Pequigney and daughter, Rosalie, from Thompsonville, arrived last Friday for short visit with Canaan friends.
 Mrs 0. H. Lawrence and her mother, who have been visiting at J. E. Greene's, returned to their home on Long Island last Fri.iay. -"There are no flies on the evange- list,'' thus reads one line of an adver- tisement in an exchange. Guess therel be mosquitoes on him at Pine Grove. Martin Mcintyre, brother of Warren Mcintyre of this village, is dangerously ill, with Bright's disease, at Howell's Depot, Orange Co.,, N. Y. MT w. D. Whaples, of Neponset Ill, who has been spending the sum mer at M. s. Spaulding's, had slight shock of paralysis August 1st. but is improving. Mrs s. w. Barnes and sons, Gard ner and Marcus, went to Pownal, Vt. last Saturday to visit relatives, and will proceed to Saratoga Springs this weeh for Q short stay. ..- Editor Ella, of the Mancheste, Herald, wife and daughter are taking two weeks outing at Twin Lakes. The. are not camping out but are boardin, at Hon F. Miles farm house. -Edson A. Melton, policeman from Poughkeepsie, was in town las Friday and Saturday making socia instead of professional calls. His wifi is a sister of Mrs Josiah l.. Gillette. .. Mir and Mrs D. s. Proper, o Glenco Mills, N. Y., accompanied b the Misses Young, of Norfolk, Va were guests at Judge Changers fror Friday until Monday. s- The rain prevented the Sunda School picnics last Wednesday, so tn Pilgrim picnic was indefinitely pos' poned, but on Friday the Methods picnic was held at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs Charles H. Gillette and Ori Hawes, of Manistee, Mich, have bee visiting their father, s. s. Hswes, { Housatonic, Mass, the past two week and they will visit relatives in Canaa this week. ..-.s w. l.. Morris, who has been maste mechanic of the Wabash road, hs resigned. He learned his trade in th Housatonic shops at Falls Village an was we'll known here and in Bethe -[Newtown Bee.
 The boat races on Highland lake Winsted will take place on Saturda, August "A, provided the weather favorable. If it rains on that day u races will take place on the first ia Saturday thereafter.
 Rev Fl. G. Hoadley kindly favo the readers of THE NEWS with an inte esting letter from Milltown, N. B. was not received until after THE NEv of Aug. IA was published, but it is I less interesting, however.
 Rev Dr Eddy, Edmund D. La' renee and Miss Catherine Lawrence, Canaan, and Mrs Frederick Miles, Twin Lakes. attended Deacon Geo. Lawrence's funeral at Poughkeeps last Monday. Dr Eddy assisted Deac, Lawrence's pastor, the Rev Waylal Spaulding, in the funeral services.
 Judge Roraback and family and N. vanDeusen and wife broke camp Twin Lakes last Saturday. On Mond the following also broke camp: Pr Harvey's family and Mrs 8. 0. Beckle John e. Beckley and Maitland Osborn IT., and the Sons of Apollo.