Connecticut western news., 1894-07-12
Local News.
The Julians again the 17th.

The Julians again the 17th.
 In idleness there is perpetual de- spair.
 A great double bill at Town Hall, Tuesday evening.
 Charles Fay, of New York, is a guest at R. O. Newton's. Fifteen or more families have already arrived at Pine Grove. Mir Miller and daughter, of New York city. are at E. R. Lorrain's.
 The elevated plank walk between the bridges on Elm St Is being rebuilt There are 200 people and 128 horses with Chas Lees circus and menagerie MT vanLennep. of Ct. Harrington, was guest of friends in town over Sum- day.
 Samuel G. Camp has passed his preliminary examination at Yale col lege.
 Next to the pleasure of admiring the woman we love is that of seeing her admired by others.
 The cellar wall for D. l.. Freeman's new house on Prospect Ave. was com- menced last week.
 Miss Jane R. White. who has been
  visiting in Rockville and vicinity, re- turned last Friday.
 The ladies of the Pilgrim Church will serve ice cream and cake Wednes- day evening, July 18th.
 Mrs Hunt, of Lenox, Mass, has been visiting Ter sister, Miss Mary J. Peck, since last Friday.
 Rev. Frederick Thompson preached in Great Burlington last Sunday, and will preach in Torrington next Sunday. Harry Wadhams. mandolin, banjo and 1ylophcne soloist. will be with the Julians at Town Hall, Tuesday eve ming.
 The Missionary Society of the Pill grim Church will meet with Mrs Chas. s. Adam. Friday July l3, at half past two o'clock.
 The work of e1cavating the cellar for Mrs Fl. G. Williams new house on Prospect Ave. was begun last week. Some rock Is encountered.
 -E. E. Bartram has bought a hnild- ing lot of Rev F. Thompson, little to the west of Mrs Robert Van Deusen's house on East Main street
 Rev W. H. Gilbert, of New Haven. occupied the Pilgrim church pulpit last Sunday morning and presented the cause of the Connecticut Bible Society. The following epitaph was found in 2 western cemetery:
 Here lies tho body of Ester Glinn,
 Whose life was SD pure within,
 She cracked the shell of oter skin,
 And matched herself a cherubim." -"Raiah, the largest elephant that walks the earth, will appear in the grand free street parade with Chas Lees monster circus and mepagerie at Canaan We'd, July 18th.
 Judge Granger lost valuable horse Monday night It died of pneumonia after few days illness, Nobody was at fault. The Judge has already re- placed the animal.
 Mrs B. Seeholzer, mother. and Miss Leah Seeholzer, neice, of Rev. B See holzer, are visiting at the NJ. E. parson- age. They return to their home in Pokeepsie. N. Y., Friday.
 We are informed that nobody from this place is attending the Christian En- deavor convention held at Cleveland, O., from the 11th. to the 18th. July in. elusive, It is not good time to go west
 The cellar for Mrs F. Thompson's cottage has been dug and the masons are now laying the cellar walls, using stone taken from Bennett's hill. The appearance of the bank on the hill is greatly improved by the removal of the stones.
 She said she didn's give lamb how much folks ridiculed her lamb; but when those poets, sons of Hamb. began to poetize it rsmb, she said it's sorel, greieved amb. and wept 'een like s fearful clamb.-Unidentife But i sounds like Rodemeyer; Bross or Ber Jones, alias Aheshi Sauabrau
 Facts. There are nine hundred ol more bicycles in use at Westfield, Mass Three hundred ladies in Westfield are expert wheelwomen and have formed two different wheel clubs. The major ity of Canaan ladies will sooner or later ride bicycles; in fact bicycles will soor be universally used end then good road will be a reality instead of dream.
 Probably the last dramatic pre- formance of the season will be given ol July l7th. ''Driven from Home" an, ''Uncle Josh" will be played by tn No ssn