Connecticut western news., 1893-06-08
Local News.

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 Our West Cornwall correspondent is welcomed home from the Worlds Fair.
 Mrs K. B. Daly is stopping at the Beardsley House in Winsted for few weeks.
 All of F.. A. Peet's buildings, and fences fairly glisten in their new dress of white paint.
 A pin may be ever so sharp, but If it loses it's head it is worthless. Just SD it is with man.-Exchange.
 The scholars of the Canaan Academy and their friends will picnic at Twin Lakes on Friday of this week.
 Mrs Sarah D. Reed and Miss Flor ence Chapiu, of Pittsfeld, Mass, vis- ited over Sunday at John B. Reeds.
 The season at Twin Lakes is open and O. l. Smith is ready to receive pie nic parties and provide them with boats etc.
 -Children's day will be observed on Sunday morning at the Methodist church by special exercises. At the Pilgrim church there will be appropri- ate singing
 Nor FORGOTTEN. The cemetery in Hartsville, Mass has only one grave of a soldier, but he was not forgotten Me- morial day. The school children deco rated the grave.
 Charles Dudley Warner says the difference between "faith cure" and s'mind cure" is that the mind cure doesn't require any faith and the faith cure doesn't any mind.
 The trestle on one of the kilns of the Canaan Lime Go. gave way Satur- day and precipitated a pile of lime stone through the roof of the kiln and tear ing off one side of the roof. No one was hurt.
 Rev J. 0. Goddard's memorial ser mon appears on the first page. It is not addressed especially to the veterans. It contains wholesome instruction and advice for all. aud it is also written in an entertaining manner. Perhaps we ought to say Mir Goddard preached the sermon in the Congregational church at Salisbury, May 28th.
 There is nothing on earth better than good woman; and there is noth- ing on earth worse than 8 wicked one. The nature of true. pure-hearted wom- an is lifted up until it well-nigh touches that of angels; but the nature of bad woman strikes beneath. until her roots are fed with the fiery sap of hell.- Beecher.
 Your home newspaper is capable of accomplishing more good for your town than any other one agent. Show your appreciation of it by advertising in it, subscribing for it, contributing to it's columns, accompanying it to your friends, and assist it to grow better by contributing to it's financial support. Seymour Record.
 Tho man who lives merely on this earth, who lives merely for the purpose of pumping qualification out of all the world into himself, and appropriating Gods benefits without regard to others is the meanest creature in the world nothing but a sponge with brains, sucking in everything and letting out nothing. Home Savings
 -G. w. Pasmore moved into his new house on Memorial day. He planted the trees in front of the house on Arbor day. He thinks he will have a house warming on Independence day, but he Is somewhat puzzled as to how he can continue to observe anniversary days, or initiate the Mother Goose rhyme oi Solomon Grundy, born on Monday, , etc. etc.,
 MT c. Archibald Adam, of Canaan, and Miss Lena Hatch, of Gaylordsville, were married in the church at Gay louisville yesterday afternoon at 3. 3( o'clock Rev D. 0. Stone performed the marriage ceremony. This week the NEWS goes to press early conse quently detailed report of this wed ding does not appear today but will bt given next week.
 Leonard l.. Grotta, of New York was in town Tuesday and Wednesday He is a member of the old firm B. Grott' & Son. packers and importers of lea tobacco, and he is sending out circulars announcing the death of his father, M B Grotta, on May 7th. 1893. but stating that the business of the old firm will b continued as heretofore and will be un der the management of Leonard l. Grotta.
 -Four accidents occurred on the P R. & N. E. road between Saturday ant Monday. One Saturday night between Twin Lakes and Chapinville, where th rail turned over and dropped off Il cars; one at State Line Sunday morning which derailed locomotive and one car tail end smash at Chapinville Monda. morning, which stove up Mother Hub bard engine and burnt up tine caboose The fourth wreck was at Highlands, 0 which we didn't get particulars
 Sold again, but not Intentionally The long expected but several time deferred change of time table on the F R. < N. D. road will go into effect nex Sunday. It had been widely announce that the change as to take place las Sunday, but Saturday evening 1t wa discovered that the printers had faile to complete their work and the ne' time tables were not ready for distribu tion, hence at the last moment the mar agers of the road were compelled to ii
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