Connecticut western news., 1893-07-20
Local News.

Local News.
 -J. Underwood has returned from Jeffersonville, Ind.
 -Dr and Mrs J. D. Clemans returned from the seaside on Saturday.
 The cellar and brick basement of R. D. Peirce's new house are completed.
 Rev s. F. Adam, of Plainville, ar- rived in town on Monday for visit of a few days.
 At the recent meeting of the Ca naan Savings Bank the old officers were reelected,
 The Julians will give their farewell appearance in town hall tomorrow Fri dsy) evening.
 -Ritmsyer. the tailor, says that he is very fine cutter and filter and all he asks is trial.
 The O. M. Parker Concert Go. will give free concert in town hall next Thursday evening.
 Clinton DeV. Barnes has passed his final entrance examinations at Yale col lege without conditions.
 We are happy to announce that the condition of J. s. Corbit has improved since he went to Pine Orchard.
 Mir and Mrs John D. Seacord re- turned on Monday from their trip to Williamstown, Mass, and Vermont.
 HI. N. Bodwell, the builder, goes to Norfolk to-day to begin the work of building Dr Plumb Browns new house. Henry Barnes went to the Thousand Islands yesterday where he will join MT E. D. Lawrence who went there few days ago.
 Editor Rodemeyer spent Sunday in Bethel His health is improving, but he will not resume his editorial chair before next week.
 Mrs Sheridan Barnes, her mother Mrs Wright, Albert and Marcus Barnes went to Lebanon Springs, N. r., yes terday to spend few weeks.
 CELERY PLANrs-Strong, transplant cd celery plants for sale.
 CARL SwENsoN. Florist,
 Winsted, Conn. On Tuesday Peter Nihill was fined $1 and costs and put under $1OO bonds to keep the peace on account of abusive language used at this station on July 4. MT and Mrs John D. Seacord, Miss Bragg, Miss Lucy A. Smith, A. P. Free man. Miss Hoxie, MT and Mrs Henry B. Ives, Albert Nicon and Rev O. D. Miliken are camping out ct TwinLakea. Camp Sirius is the name of the camp.
 -Supt Blaine, upon retiring Monday, was presented with silver-headed um- brella by the employees in the general offices. T. l.. Painter, division freight agent, made the presentation speech and MT Blaine replied with much feel ing.
 W. B. Bailey. yard master at May brook, N. r., and formerly general freight agent of the Lehigh & Hudson River has been appointed division sup erintendent of the P. R. & N. E., his appointment taking effect at midnight Sunday. M. E. Blaine has left the ser- vice of the company.
 The Canaan Citizens band gave 8 concert in the band stand or Saturday night but owing to the gale which sprung up they were unable to render the entire program as the music stands blew down and the lights grew dim. After the concert the band were treated to ice cream by Mrs Osborne at her ice cream parlors on East Main street.
 As Messrs E. D. Ives. of Norfolk, and N. B. Stevens. of Winsted, were driving through the Whiting river, on Tuesday, one of the wheels struck a rock in the river bed and Mir Stevens hastily left the buggy and dived to the bottom of the stream. MT Stevens little knew what was in store for him as i've met him going east on that bright sum- mer morning.
 Mrs Randolph Keim, of Washing ton, D. O., was at the house of Miss s. w. Adam on Friday last and addressed such of the ladies as the limited time had made it possible to notify, in order to awaken an interest among them in the society known as the Daughters of the American Revolution, of which Mrs Keim is regent for the state of Connecti- cut, and of which all are eligible for membership who are descended from from ancestors who fought in the Revo- lutionary war. Mrs Keim is most en thusiastic speaker, and no one who hears her can fail to have lively interest in the subject which she presents in a most entertaining manner. Any ladies who may wish to know more of the pur- poses of the society are referred to Mrs T. S. Gold, of West Cornwall, regent for North Western Connecticut, or Mrs H. P. Tracy, who has been made vice. regent.
 Rev Horace G. Hoadley, formerly pastor of the CongI church at East Ga. naan. is now on his third year as Sup't of the uoited charities in the city oi Waterbury. This work comprises the management of a stamp saving system and broom factory, in addition to the duties of Genl Sup't of nearly dozen home departments of the Sunday Schooh in the various churches of the city. Mi HoadlaY has the hearty co-oparAtiOn o1