Connecticut western news., 1892-10-06
Miss Dilley, of Dallas, Tex, is wis iting Mrs Chas O. Briggs.

Miss Dilley, of Dallas, Tex, is wis iting Mrs Chas o. Briggs.
 The Danbury fair attracts a good many Canaanites this year. James Lake is yardmaster on the P. R. & N. E. road at this station.
 We are informed that F. D. Gay lord, the newly elected road agent, has resigned
 Mrs Tuckerman, of Jamestown, N. Y, visited her daughter, Mrs s. A. Eddy, last week. Senator Homer Twitchell, of Naug- atuok, spent Sunday with his nephew, O. M. Humphrey. -.. Capt. H. R. Jones, editor of the New Hartford Tribune, was in town Tuesday afternoon.
 The Literary Society will meet at G. A. R. Hall on Friday night (Oct 7th) at 8 o'clock All cordially invited. Peter Vert. from Campbell Hall, has taken Pete Nlhil's place as car knocker on the P. R. & N. B. road. One hundred and forty-four excur- sion tickets and 300 regular tickets were sold at this station for the Ct Barring ton fair last week.
 The entire Republican town ticket was elected at Winsted last Monday. No License was carried by A majority, the vote standing 522 to 498.
 Better get that broken window fix ed at once. Any size glass furnished, or I can set the glass, if you will bring the sash to H. D. Humphreys drug store. Mrs Jewett and her grandchild and Miss Miller, of Hartford, are at the War ner House Mrs Jewett is sister of the Burr brothers of the Hartford | Times.
 Charles Lane, supervisor of the Naugatuck railroad, was in town last week. It will be remembered that MI Lane was formerly connected with the Connecticut Western railroad as road | master.
 Mir Bentley, the Ashley Falls black, smith, returned from the Adirondacks this week with the head of an eight year l old buck deer which he shot in the mountains. M. B. Tobey will mount it. Miss Hulda Anderson, who has been at Miss S. w.. Adams for ten years. went to Bridgeport last Saturday to live with ] her sister, who is dressmaker in that city ,and learn the dressmaking business. Fred A. Farley, of Pine Meadow, we'll known in this section as 8 book canvasser and pension agent. died at Richmond, Va, last Monday. His re- mains will be brought to Pine Meadow for burial.
 j General Freight Agent Hayes has resigned his position as agent of the Philadelphia, Reading & New England railroad, to take an important place with dispatch concern in Boston. New Hartford Tribune.
 MT Washington Rhoades, who re. sides at Ashley Falls, Mass, was SC years old last April On Monday of this week he came on the cars to. Ca naan but alked home. Quite feat for man of his age.
 We infer that the handful of demo- crats at Ashley Falls have bolted the straight democratic ticket, at least last Tuesday they raised flag bearing the following inscription Cleveland and Stephenson. See?,
 Last Thursday train dispatcher station was established in the tower of the Uuion depot in this village. There are three dispatchers attached to this station, who are each on duty eight hours at time, and have charge of the road from Canaan to Campbell Hall, SC that the Hartford section only extends to Canaan.
 | Capt Edwin Hurlburt, of Ct. Bar. rington, Mass drove "Blue Peter," H. K. Bloodgood's four year old imported English stallion, at the Poughkeepsie fair last week, seven miles in 27 minutes to Brewster road wagon. The Blood good horses also took first prizes for the best fourth hand, the best hackney stallions and the high jump and others
 Tine Nepaug correspondent of the New Hartford Tribune says:
 Rev J. Lewis Evans preached hi' closing discourse Sunday morning, Sept 25. to full congregation. MT Evan, and family left Thursday morning fol New Haven, where they will remain He is undecided as to accepting anothe call before next spring, as he wishes tt take post graduate course In Yale.
 Last Friday afternoon about hal past five as J. s. Corbit was standing near the top of "A foot ladder, picking apples, he, in some unaccountable man ner. lost his footing and fell to th ground, where he lay unconcious unti he was found by John Ryan, who wa doing the chores when Mir Corbit fell MT Corbit has no recollection of falling or of being carried into the house b. F. A. Peet and John Ryan. Dr Churcl
 was called and gave his attendance. N
 bones were broken and there were n
 internal injuries, but MT Corbit's leg
 arm, shoulder and the side of his fac were badly bruised, and it was som
 days before he could stand on his le
 without support. It is thought tha
 his fall was somewhat broken by strikin