Connecticut western news., 1891-06-10
Local News.

e -MlSS lOIcuCc NIOuou OA DIOOh- field is visiting at D. l.. Peirce's.
 See reading notice concerning early train to New York via c. N. E. X W. and Harlem roads.
 Rev. Wm. F. Bielby of Kent preached in Christ church last Sunday morning and evening.
 -G. W.Parsons left Friday night for trip to Hartford and Boston. He ex- poets to return to-day.
 Preparations are being made and the parties are training for boat race on Twin Lakes the Fourth of July.
 The light fantastic toes of our will lage got very enthusiastic yesterday as the Swiss orchestra was giving its street concerts.
 Charles Bradford of Winsted is set ting type in THE NEWS office for week in consequence of an accumulation of work.
 xThe girls have lots of fun laughing at bachelors, but the bachelors take an awful revenge by neglecting to marry any of them.
 -Children's day exercises will be held Tn the Pilgrim church next Sunday morning, and in the Methodist church in the evening.
 The Rev T. s. Bond attended the convention of the Young Peoples Soci ety of Christian Endeavor at Chatham N. '. last Wednesday.
 Miss Mary Adam of Pittsfeld, Mass, who has been visiting her aunt, Miss s. W. Adam, and other relatives here, the past week, expects to return home to-day.
 The Thirteenth Ann ual Reunion of the Eleventh Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers Association, will be held in Waterbury, Conn.,, on Thursday, June 18th 1891.
 Rev. Dr Eddy will deliver lecture in the school house at Clayton on Fri day evening, June 18th: Subject, "Push and Clear Gnt" Proceeds for Clayton chapel fund.
 There were no services at St. Jo- seph's church last Sunday owing to the illness of the priest, but we are unable to state whether it is Father Ramon or Father Donahue who is i'll.
 Dennis O'Neil, the brakeman, who was injured at New Hartford on Mon day of last week, is improving rapidly. No ribs were broken as was first SUD- posed, though he was badly bruised ,and quite severely injured internally.
 -Dr Ross and wife commenced house keeping yesterday in Mrs. s. M. Hum phrey's house opposite the M. B. church. The house has been newly papered and painted. The furniture, crockery, etc are bran new and every thing is very neat and cozy.
 The picnic grounds, boarding house, etc., at Twin Lakes were opened for the season June 1st, by Mir. c. l.. Smith. Mir. Smith with Frank Stone had charge of the establishment at the establishment at the Lakes last year and he uses every one we'll who goes to this noted resort.
 The Mahogany express trains of the Housatonic road make the fastest time of any trains in New England. For in- stance, they run 75 miles, making seven stops, in two hours. The fastest time made on the New York and New Haven road by the limited express is "A miles in one hour and 52 minutes and no stops.
 The following is the list of jurors chosen June 1, 1891: Daniel l.. Free man, Edmund D. Lawrence, Elisha M. Rood, Miles B. Tobey, Henry J. Mead, George s. Dunning, Jay A. Underwood, Frederick Bronson, Henry c. Barnes, Daniel Keefe, Henry G.. Williams, Henry K. Prescott, Horace B. Stevens, Lorenzo Lawrence.
 The higher and intermediate de- partments of the school in this district will close the school year Friday morn. ing. At 1925 a. m. the higher depart ment will start for Twin Lakes where they will hold picnic and return on the evening train. The friends of the school are invited to Join in the days plea.ure The primary department of the school will be in session a week or two longer.
 -Elaborate preparations are being made for the Fourth of July celebration at Winsted. The program is not vel complete though arrangements have already been made for trotting at the park, for which purse of $50 has beer made up to be divided in the three three minute race, aud oue of S200 fol the 2 40 race. In connection with these there will be foot races, bicy cle races hose races, and general noisy aud goot time is anticipated by all.
 The new Memorial hall at Wiudsol Locks will be dedicated to-day with in posing ceremonies. There will be { grand parade of G. A. R. Posts from various towns. The fire department o Windsor Locks, and the Governors Foot Guard of Hartford will also parade National Dept Commander Judge WIG Veazey of Vermont; Dept Commander Henry N. Fanton and Staff of Danbury State Dept Chaplain Rev Henry D.