Connecticut western news., 1894-09-27


 new house On Prospect Ave. was raised last Friday and Saturday.
 Franklin Scoville, of Pine Meadow, is visiting his son, l.. E. Scoville. and calling on old friends in town
 The Democratic caucus to nominate town officers will be held at the Town Hall on Saturday (29) at 2 p. m.
 Martin Rood went to Great Bar. rington on Monday to take position as clerk in Mignery's grocery store.
 Mir and Mrs c. E. Vroman, of Brookfeld, who have been visiting at D. l.. Peirce's, returned home Monday.
 Mrs George Adam. Mir and Mrs G. A, Adam and Miss Catherine I. Adam attended the Fitch-Sardam wedding last Saturday.
 Miss Minnie Quinn spent Sunday in town, returning on Monday to her position in the central telegraph office in Bridgeport.
 Several new lots in the lower cem- etery have recently been staked out and then graded and improved by those who selected them.
 Artist J. H. Moser, of Cornwall, Conn, and Washington, D. 0. was in town all last week but returned to Cornwall on Monday.
 E. s. Roberts, John Rodemeyer and A. Coons attended the annual re- union of the 2d. Conn. V. H. A. at New Milford on the 18th.
 We understand that Rev Dr Park hurst was in town on Monday and held brief conference with some of the ad- vocates of no license.
 The Republican voters of this town will hold caucus to nominate town officers at 3 o'clock p. m. on Saturday (29) at the Town Hall.
 The P. R. & N. B. R. R. Go. is just now offering special inducements to parties desiring to ship apples, hay and produce of all kinds.
 D. s. Cowles Post and the Woman s Relief Corps have greatly improved the appearance of their rooms by covering the floors with new andpretty mating.
 The Academy football eleven go to :, Great Burlington to-day to play the Sedgwick Institute. The game will take place on the fair grounds at o'clock.
 Rev B holzer's sermon at the Methodist church on Sunday morning will be devoted to Temperance, Our Obligations in the Present Crisis , Everybody welcome.
 MT and Mrs D. D. Walter started on Tuesday for Mir Walters old home in Miffiinburgh, Pa,, where they will remain about two weeks. Geo. E Beebe has charge of the market dur ing "Dave's" absence.
 Mrs Betts, of Bridgeport. returned home yesterday after 8 weeks visit with her sister, Mrs George O. Peet. Their niece, Miss Godfrey. who has also been visiting here, and Mrs Peet will go to Bridgeport on Saturday.
 Mrs George Adam went to New Haven yesterday where she will remain while her daughter Catherine and sor John are attending school there. The. will reside at 257 Church St., and Mr' Adam says she will be pleased to set Canaan people at any time.
 The annual town meeting will bt held next Monday. Besides the usua business and the vote Oh the license question the meeting is called to see i the town will accept the doings of tho selectmen in laying out a highway il this village near the residence of Alonz' Mallory. ss+
 The "peach yellow" man is stil getting in his work. Last week he di rected the destruction of IA peach tree on the Hon. Frederick Miles place a , at Twin Lakes, and local medica practitioner came home one day ant found his poor solitary little peach tre decorated with a card ordering it's exter imitation.
 Mrs Charles Collins has sold ou her meat market business to Messr
 Fred Lane, of this place, and Vii Lane, of Wassaic, N. Y., who will talk | nak ha
 Lane and their families will occup
 Alonzo Mallory's house when the lat ter goes to Kent. Tho Litchfeld Northwest Confer ence of Congregational churches mee at Warren, Conn.,, to-day (Thursday : Messrs H. M. Adams and J. l.. Brag
 are the delegates from the Pilgrir 8 church. Rev O. D. Milliken will als attend the conference, and all member of said church have been invited. A Japanese bookseller in Tokit Japan, thus adyertises his stock
 "Books elegant as singing girl. Prir clear as crystal. Paper tough as els phants hide. Customers treated as p' litely as by the rival steamship comp nies. Goods dispatched as exped Il tiously as cannon ball. Parcels dor l. up with as much care as that bestowe 's on her husband by loving wife,
 The Center Hill correspondent = the New Hartford Tribune says: "Son = years ago Abner Slade carried, son [. beechnuts to Hartford. While dispo . ing of them 8 city chap wearing hig
 hat came along and seeing them locke