Connecticut western news., 1891-09-10
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Look at the date on yellow label of this paper.
 Miss Jennie Davis goes to New Jer sey the 18th inst to attend school.
 Four persons united with the Pill grim church last Sunday.
 Mrs Bowen and daughter of Jersey City N. J. are guests ct Rev Dr Eddy's.
 Mrs Fanny Pierpont, of Chicago, visited st Miss s. w. Adams last Fri day.
 See notics of the Christian Endeav- or and Missionary meeting to be held here Sept 18th.
 The Rev MT Thompson has been in New York city this week attending to business connected with his school.
 Four persons were admitted to full membership with the Methodist Epis- copal church last Sunday, three on pro- fession of faith and one letter.
 Rev H. I. Bodley, of Mt Vernon, N. Y., who is now supplying the pulpit at St James church in Ct Burlington, visited friends in town this week.
 Hon Frederick Miles furnace at Copake Iron works, N. Y. was damaged about $9OO by fire on the night of Aug 31st. Fire originated from spark from the cove oven. Fully insured.
 Colonel Winchell of Millerton N. Y. speaks as follows about the fair held at Amenia last week:
 "I have attended every fair at Amenia for the past 20 years, but this beats them all.
 At meeting of the members of the M. B. church last Monday night the following trustees were elected: J. s. Corbit, H. B. Stevens, E s. Roberts, G. l.. Parsons, A. T. Roraback, J. N. VsnDeusen and G. P. Strong.
 The Rev MT Thompson has rented Mrs w. Wards property and the school will open there on Tuesday 18th inst instead of at Mir Oliver P. Roots. Pu- pills will govern themselves accordingly, regardless of the notice published else where.
 Among the floral decorations at the NJ. B. church last Sunday evening was 8 night blooming cereus belonging to Mrs Eugene Root, which was brought in be- fore the opening of the service and be- fore the close two buds had developed into beautiful blossoms.
 The pride of the Amenia fair was Charles Barnum's matched pair of oxen, twins, weight 5400, four years old, oi . can not be distinguished from the other only about four pounds difference in their weight and black as minks. Prob ably the finest pair in the world.- Millerton Telegram.
 The Rev MT Thompson's English and classical school will open at Mir Oliver P. Roots on Tuesday, Sept 15. Pupils will be carefully prepared for college, scientific school, or for bushes. life. Terms $60 for school year, pay able at the opening of each term in ad. vance. For admission apply to the Principal at the residence of MT Root.
 The Connecticut Senate met al Hartford last Monday and delivered eulogies in regard to the late Dr AlsoI and passed resolutions of respect to hi memory, also resolutions of respect tt the memory of Messenger Brockaway who died recently at Middletown. After @ short recess the Senate reassembled and passed resolution to adjourn un til Tuesday, Nov 10th at 230 D. m.
 Five cars on the excursion to Sar stoga last Monday. The return trair last week was quite late, owing tt delay on the Delaware & Hudson cana co.'s road. By some mistake the trail did not stop at Brookfield Junction an, the passengers for Norwalk were carrie, by to Hawleyvile, and a speclal trail was necessary to get them to Norwall where they arrived Friday at about on Q, m.