Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
Local News.

Miss Pearl Ham returned to her school duties at Winsted on Monday.
 The new buildings at the Canaan Lime Co.'s kilns are nearly completed. The infant child of Clement Kegler was baptized at St. Joseph's on Sunday. James Lynch, of New York, has been visiting his parents here since last week.
 There will be sociable in the Pill grim church parlors, Friday evening, Espt 10th.
 Eli W. Giddings has left the employ of R. D. Peirce & Co.,, whose business is not rushing at present.
 Some of the young men of the place attended Mains circus at Great Bar rington Monday night.
 MT and Mrs Henry Chapin, Jr., oi Brooklyn, N. r., and children visited ct Rev Dr Eddy's on Friday.
 Miss Jessie Peet was taken sick on Saturday and was quite ill for 2 few days but is now convalescing.
 Miss Florence Thomson, who has spent the summer here with her mother, returned to New York. Saturday.
 Mir Shine, of Lawrence, Mass, g cousin of the late Charles Collins, visit ed at Mrs Chas Collins several days this week and last.
 Mrs T. Archie Evans has been ill nearly three weeks with fever at her home in Bethel, but her condition is now very encouraging.
 MT William A. Miles and family, who have been spending the summer at Twin Lakes. will return to Poughkeep- sic next-week Wednesday.
 -The barn of Joseph Topping, who lives on the Theodore Wickwire farm, a short distance north of Twin Lakes, was destroyed by fire Friday night. N / The Washington express began run ming Saturday night through slsepe, from Hartford to Washington on Mon. days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 Gan anyone give us the post-office address of Charles B. F. Snyder, who was in Millerton on April 25th, 1898 and in Falls Village few days previous to |, 70. 8. Warne, of Slatington, Pa. ,for. merly billing clerk for the Lehigh Val ley railroad company. took J. G. Roots place as station agent on the P. R. & N. E. road on Friday.
 The Misses Anderson returned tc Bridgeport on Friday. Hilma Ander. son, who has been employed for 8 long time at Frank A. Peet's, went with them and will remain ia Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs R. D. Peirce returned from their bridal tour last Saturday Until their new house is completed they will have rooms at MT B. A. Peirce'l and take their meals at Dr Church's.
 Mai. s. A. Bennett left here or Tuesday and will spend Sunday in FL mira, N Y. On Monday he will attend ths reunion of the 1O7th NY. Vol. Inf. his old regiment. He will return abou the 26th inst.
 It was n little cool last Friday even ing and the hop at the pavilion at th' Lakes was not largely attended, bu those who were there insist that the. had an elegant time. The banjo clul furnished good music.
 Ed Mclean will occupy the dininl room of the Riga club house on the is land in Lake Washining Twin Lakes this winter. It. is said that the clul will erect new club house on the is lana in time for next season.
 Miss Anna Rudge has vacated he room at Geo. s. Fuller's and has taken room at Junius Rhoades' in order t be company for Mrs Rhoades as M Rhoades' wood and lumber bushes calls him away from home large shar of the time.
 Miss Harriet w. Terry, of Knox .ville, Tenn, daughter of Mrs Isador Wright Terry, formerly of this place and Miss Buckley, of, Norfolk, spen the day at Rev B. Whittlesey's yeste, day. Miss Terry will soon ente Wellesley college.
 -Hotchkiss & Eggleston, of Mile, ton, N. r., have received their stock C fall and~winter clothing, and are sellin it tt prices to suit the times. Thei now advertisement was not received i time for to-dsy's issue, but you can no' get the clothing ale sanses.
 -Last week the NEWS mentioned th fact that Mrs J. M. Root will teach th primary department of the school i District No. 2 It is now proper { state that in order to be near the schot Mrs Root will have room at Geo. { Fuller's and will take her meals at E # Lorrain's.
 Milton Couch died on the 9th ins after an illness of three weeks, at th residence of MT John c. Richmond where he had lived for the last seve years. He was 66 years old and ha been . resident of this town all his lift except short time when he lived Sharon. Mr Couch's father, Rarve Couch, lived in the house now owne and occupied by MT 8. A. Eddy and the shop hard by he engaged in tf manufacture of the beaver hats wit which the heads of the worthies of tn town were adorned in those days. Tv sisters of Milton still survive. one, MI Emily Sears, lives at Ridgewood, NJ and the other, Fanny. is also marie