Connecticut western news., 1895-07-11
Local News.

 Smoke theCountry Gentleman cigar. Thomas Abbe returned to Kansas on Monday.
 Mrs Patrick Lynch has been quite ill since Saturday.
 The 4th was very quiet on the plain east of Ashley Falls.
 The mason work is finished on the Seovine mansion at Chapinville.
 -Col. Henry Burton and daughter. of Middletown. are at Judge Granger's. That educational, real estate, deal that we alluded to last week still hangs fire.
 Mrs J. s. New, Miss Alice New and Mira S. W. Barnes are in New Haven this week.
 The Connecticut legislature ad. journed sine die on Tuesday afternoon of this week.
 Charley Roys, living near Clayton. has the incest field of potatoes in this section.
 -Judge Roraback and family moved into their cottage ct Twin Lakes last Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Arthur P. Freeman commenced camping at Twin Lakes last Saturday.
 s Seneca Strong is attending the In ternational Christian Erdeavor convon- ton at Boston.
 MT and Mrs George Pratt and daughter. of Westfield, Mass, spent the Fourth at Frank Coons'.
 The Misses Gardiner J. E. Newton and Udora Bennett, all of New York, aro at R. 0. Newton's.
 Rev 0. D. Milliken and Mir W. O. Cargill are expected to arrive home from Europe on Saturday of this week.
 Mrs Hiram Eidy has been spend ing several days with 8. A. Eddy and family in their cottage at Twin Lakes. -Frederick c. Capron, of Danbury, was here over the Fourth. His family have been spending few days in town. Henry l.. Beebe moved away from this village last week and it is reported that he will open Q hotel at Cornwall Bridge
 Albert Barnes passed the entrance examinations at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, of Worcester, Mass, with two conditions.
 The Ellis family, from New Haven. have arrived for the summer. They have rooms at D. R. Lorrain's and take their meals at Mrs Hams.
 Rev Patrick Fox. formerly in charge of this mission. officiated at St Joseph's on Sunday. Fr. Fox went from here to Newtown where lie has large parish. A correction. We were told yester day that Samuel G. Camp passed hi. sity with three conditions, instead O only cue condition as stated in the NEW of July 4.
 If you wish to be pleasantly enter tained for an hour, call at A. J. Spur home near Chapinville some Sunda afternoon. MT Spur takes delight l. showing visitors his premises and a To of ancient crockery and utensils 0 various kinds.
 The body or David Robustella, wh vas killed by the train which arrive here at 40 p. m., going east. las Thursday, while lying on the track nea Foley's Summit, was brought here O Saturday en route for burial at Grea Burlington. Mass.
 "A dozen or moro cottages were oe cupied at Pine Grove last Sunday. an' there were at least fifty people there Among the number were MT and Mir O. J. York, of Winsted, who came ther to rest over Sunday. Families are al irving daily and soon the majority ( tie cottages will be occupied.
 -Sautelle < Ewers' circus, museur and trained animals exhibited in Canaa yesterday afternoon and evening. The gave good clean performances and tI audiences were moro than pleased. is the largest and best show for tl price that has ever visited this plsc but the limited amount of advertisin put forth does not do justice by u show which is worthy of more adve Using in every channel.
 We have just been handed a cor of the Utica Globe of June 29th whie contains . quarter column sketch Richard P. Hubbard ST. who died North Chili. N. Y. June g, aged years. MT Hubbard was born at She field. Mass, July 25. 1913 and mov' to North Chili in 1885. In 1842 married Louise E. Wooden, of Chi She died about one year ago. MT Hu bard leaves a sister. Mrs Betsey Page, of Falls Village, Conn.,, and son, Richard P. Hubbard who resid at Chili. The deceased was q farm and . leading citizen. much esteem by all who knew him.
 The Rev Dr Lewis Fl. Reid died his residence on Atwood street in Hs ford last Monday forenoon in the seve ty-drst year of his age. His death " sgreat surprise to many of his frien in Canaan who were not aware that several days he had been in 8 ve feeble condition with heart fsilurs. t result of severe attack of the grip l, spring from which he never recovere Funeral services were held at his ls ,oa:lonoo xoakardax afkarnnnn at