Connecticut western news., 1894-09-20
Local News.

MT and MrS Arrnur |. reeman re- turned on Saturday from their wedding trip.
 M. l.. Osborne has bought the John Russell farm in Weatogue and will move into it in April.
 Mrs Charles Nicoll. of Washington vile, N, r., sister-in-law of A w. Nicoll, Is at the Warner House.
 The ladies of the Methodist church cleared $820 at the social tea in the church parlors Friday evening.
 The prices st s. A. Eddy's auction sale of live stock and farming utensils were fair considering the times.
 MT and Mrs George c. Peet return ed on Saturday from their trip to Pitts field, Boston and the Maine coast.
 Mrs Robert Van Deusen went to New York city on Tuesday where she will spend the winter with her sister.
 Capt Henry R. Jones, editor of the New Hartford Tribune, was in town Monday on business and called at this office.
 The Mises Proper, who have been visiting relatives and friends here for several weeks, returned to their home in Glenco Mills, N. r.. on Saturday.
 Do not fail to attend the concert in the Nickel Plate Hall at Millerton N. r., on the evening of the 27th inst, for the benefit of Webotuck Lodge F. < A. M.
 Miss Mary Shuckerow will add millinery to her dressmaking business on Sept 29. She has associated with herself a first class milliner from New York city.
 Tine Misses Grace, of PhIladelphia, are visiting Mrs Collins. It is their first trip in many years to the place of their birth. They are the two surviving daughters of John Grace.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and s. A. Eddy attended the Republican state convention at Hartford on Tuesday and yesterday. s. A. Eddy was chosen one of the two secretaries of the con- vention.
 -Alonzo E. Mallory, for a number of years an engineer on the P. R. X N E. road, has bought the Richard Lee place at Bulls Bridge, Conn.,, and will move there either this fall or next spring.
 There will be a meeting at the Town Hall in this village on Saturday (22d. at l o'clock p. ID. to which all are invited, including ladies, who are in- terested in the question of license or no license for this town.
 Just to show us how his trees are bearing Dea. H.. P Morse, of South Ca- naan, sent us last week the end of an apple tree branch, about 15 inches long, on which were seven fine winter apples, which together weighed more than four pounds.
 -"I had rather hear a baby cry in church, than hear great big man snore. I've heard both. .'--Parson Bond. The above is clipped from the Millerton Telegram and seems to us rather signif- icant. We never heard the Rev Bond ever expressed any foundness for the vail of infants while he was here.
 The impromptu dance at Town Hall on Tuesday evening was attended by very pleasant party. Sig. Petero Marzelli's orchestra of Jersey City fur nished excellent music and the merry party enjoyed dancing till about l o'clock. We are requested to say that the September social has been postpon- ed on account of conflicting dates.
 In another column will be found the Health Rules for the towns of Liteh. field county. Everyone should be cog. nizant with these rules and it is advised that persons cut them out and have them in a handy place for reference There are many things in these rules most people are not aware of and should be carefully noted and the rules saved
 Capt. Jones, of the New Hartford Tribune, has bought the job printing office, newsroom, and Litcbfield County Times of Differs of New Hartford. M l.. Osborne, Jr., sold his fish marke in this village to Samuel Reel and wen 10 New Hartford Tuesday to take cbarg' of the job office. The publication 0 the Times will be discontinued at Nev Hartford.
 MT and Mrs Fry are at Millerton fo the second visit. They are making scientific examinations of the eye, ire, of charge, at the Barton House. Owe twenty persons have been fitted witl glasses in and around Millerton to an, of whom they refer. Being graduate of Dr Bucklen's Eye and Ear Infirmary 42nd St., New York city. there is n risk in giving them trial, thus savinI the expenses of going to the city. Vii be in Millerton until next Monday eve ming.
 The caucus of Republican voters 0 this town was held at the Town Hal Thursday afternoon. Samuel A. Edd was chosen chairman of the meetin and Henry M. Adams secretary. Tn following are the names of the delegate elected to the different conventions State, A. T. Roraback and s. A. Eddy congressional Geo. S. Fuller and J. E Roraback; county. A. F. Rood and E M. Adams; senatorial, E. E. Bartrar and Dr H. A. Church; probate, A. l Garfield. J. N. Van Deusep, s. A. Edd