Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
GREAT HARRINGTON.

The Bible class of the Young Mems Christian Association met at the house of General Secretary Garfield Friday evening. After thorough study of the lesson there was a pleasant social time and refre5h ments were served. The Current News club held very enjoyable meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rossa on Pine street.
 The third assembly ball of the season was we'll attended at the Town Hall Sat | urday evening. Baldwins orchestra furnishe the music.
 Edward J. Van Lennep, for several ! years principal of Sedgwick Institute in this village, and Miss Alice N. Shedd will be united in marriage at the home of the bride in West ckbridge to-day. Rev Leonard s. Parker, of Gam bridge, great uncle of tue groom. will officiate. The happy couple, who will go on a carriage ride for several days, will make the we'll known Sedgwick Institute their future home. Miss Shedd is 8 daughter of Luke Shedd. formerly of this town, where he taught school for several years.
 | The total receipts of the District court of Southern Berkshire for the month of June were $907.
 The Epworth League of the Metho-
 dist church and the Society of Christian
 Endeavor of the Congregational church
 united in a service at the Congregation
 al chapel Sunday evening. The occa-
 sion, which was we'll attended, was an
 interesting one and special program
 was rendered.
 Rev Charles T. Berry, of Brooklyn, N.
 r.. again supplied the Congregational
 pulpit Sunday morning.
 Mrs Charles J. Taylor has gone on g three weeks trip to Boston and other seaside resorts
 Col. George Church and wife, MT and Mrs John H. 0, Church and Miss Helen
 DeMott left Thursday for short stay at Watch Hill, R I.
 Light Battery K.. of the First United
 States Artillery, commanded by Captain John P. Dillenbach, which left For
 Hamilton July for march to Tyring ham, arrived on the Fair grounds in thi
 village Saturday at 12.30 p. m. The, B were welcomed by Selectman AL. Hub
 bell, Col. E. J. Bliss, James K. Parker . H. o. Warner and others. Scores o - people visited the camp on Sunday 3 The battery left Monday at five a m. fo
 Tyringham. where they will go int 7 camp for two months.
 Lewis Lerda, better known as Shomo Il was brought before the District cour F Saturday for disturbing the peace an, ], stealing five crackers from Main stree
 store. He wes found guilty and sen 9 to the reform school at Concord. l. John Broderick, who was assaulted o ]. the evening of June 22, by Frank Scott :. and who has been since in the care c a Dr John Beehe, was in critical condi
 ton on Monday. A consultation of sur
 geons was held in the afternoon. D > Paddock, of Pittsfeld, was present an
 performed the operation of ligating tn O axillary. artery.
 n The marriage of Henry Rudge an :, Misg Clara Ingraham, both of this vi 70 lage. was solemnized at the home of th ,s groom's sister in Brooklyn, N. Y, Tues
 day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mir Rudg d who is clerk at Coleman's 8 shoe store, ,an :. Miss Ingraham who has been employe Y. at the Inn, have wide circle of friend in this village who extend to them thei ! hearty congratulations. After 8 week Ia wedding trip through central New Tor and Albany, where they will visit at tn a brides home, they will return to thi village and take up their residence wit [. Mir and Mrs William Scanlon. a Smoke the Country Gentleman ciga