Connecticut western news., 1895-06-13

-lne DacCNlhur6At6 b6TmOQ D6IOr6 the teachers and pupils of the Canaan Academy will be preached in Christ church. Sunday evening, by the Rev Dr Langford, of New York city.
 70. H. Pease and family pitched their tents for the season at Twin Lakes last Saturday, Their camp is rightly named Camp Solitude" and Is located in the grove on the south east shore of the smaller lake, on the road to the cave.
 -SoME AGED PEOPLE. Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, of Hartford, will be 84 years old tomorrow, June IA Mrs Jane W. Branch, of Canaan, will be S8 next Wednesday, June 19. Mrs Irenus Elton, of Vineland, N. J., a native of Canaan, will be 95 the 26th ipst. Mrs Elton is quite we'll and active for per son of her years.
 Mir Thomas Bonner drove down from North Adams on Monday and will start on the return trip tomorrow after noon. He says that Mrs Bonner is be- tug successfully treated at the Berk- shire sanatorinm. She is very comfor- table and rides out every day but will remain there several weeks longer.
 Beginning June 17, the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad com pany will put on new vestibuled train to be called the Pittsield express. It will run daily between New York and Pittsfield, leaving New York at 9.02 m., and due in Pittsield at 30 p. m. Returning 1t will leave Pittsfeld at ! o p. m., and arrive in New York at 8.35 p. m.
 Rev o. D. Milliken and MT W. G. Cargill left Canaan Tuesday and sailed from New York yesterday for Southamp- ton. The Pilgrim church pulpit will be supplied next Sunday by the Rev Mir Livingston, of South Egremont. Mass. Rev D. c. Stone, of Bethlehem, will supply the pulpit June 23 and 30. There will probably be no preaching there July 7th.
 MT Peter Smith, aged 72 years, a farmer who lived about one mile south of Chapinville station, died last Thurs day morning from shock of paralysis with which he was stricken the previous day. He leaves wife and large family of grown up sons and daughters. The funeral was attended at his late residence on Saturday at l p. m. Rev F. w.. Barnett conducted the services.
 If there be the least love of country in person his spark of patriotism will burst into flame should he witness the production of the "White Squadron. He can get an idea of the respect iD which the stars and stripes are held away from home, and be proud because "I am an American" The Julian Com pany playing this piece will be the largest company ever seen in legitimate drama in Canaan. At the hall tomor- row night. Seats at Collins.
 THE NEWS has received seven pages of figures and statistics which show that it is to the advantage of farmers in this section to patronize the East Canaan creamery instead of patronizing the milk station at Whiting River Fill. To the small farmer who furnishes only two cans per day the difference is $l2l.- 80 per year, or S609 % for five years. On five cans the difference is $500 co per year, or $500. for five years. On ten cans the difference is S609, per year or $3 0i5 for five years. The methods employed to obtain milk at Whiting River Fill are also shown up. We have neither the time nor space to put the document in type, but all are welcome to call at the NEWS OFFICE and read it