Connecticut western news., 1895-09-05
Local News.

Local News.
 Mrs Hammond is visiting at G. A. Adams.
 Mrs H. F. Spencer, of Stamford, is guest of Mrs Bonner.
 There was quite frost in this sec- tion Monday morning.
 Rev B. Seeholzar and family broke camp at Twin Lakes yesterday.
 Walter Volk, of New York, is spend ing few weeks at R. 0. Newton's. Largest line of stoves, ranges, and parlor heaters at Alvord's, Winsted, Ct. Mrs Edward Smith, has returned from few weeks visit in Rhinecliff, N. Y
 MT and Mrs Frank Dewitt have moved into William Bennett's tenant house.
 Miss Mary K. Watson will enter St. Agnes School at Albany, N. Y, thls month.
 Mrs Geo T. Lawrence, of Stamford, has been visiting friends in town the past week.
 Thomas Abbe. of Abilene, Kans:, arrived here Monday, having come East on business.
 It is thought that the author of the "Obituary of Summer" is still living at Great Burlington.
 Puritan Oil Heaters" just the thing for cool nights and mornings, a; Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 U. Henry Roraback is spending bis vacation in Western New York. He left Canaan on Monday.
 Judge Roraback and family closed their cottage for this season at Twin Lakes Monday and returned home. Frank F. Stevens returned Tues d,y noon. on his bicycle, from two weeks visit to friends at Waterbury. Miss Myrtle A. Pickering, of N,w Haven. is staying at the Warner House as the guest of Mrs George s. Gillette. Fred R. Lane has sold his meat market to Geo. Dodge and sons, of Lime Rock, and will give possession O,t. l.
 Den. Fl. P. Morse, of South Ca naan. has sent us some stalks of Japan ese buck wheat which are about feet 8 inches tall.
 The 29th annual reunion of the 49th Regiment Massachusetts Vols. will be held to-day at Pontoosuc lake near Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Mrs Volk, of New York city, who was staying at R. O. Newtons, sang a solo at Christ church Sunday evening. which was much admired.
 pr J. F. Hodson and daughter, of New York city, were at A w. Nicoll's on Monday, after having spent some time among the picturesque scenery of Canada.
 -Dr Clemans' aunt, Mrs Stowe, and his sister, Mrs Rawson, both from Brooklyn, N. Y are visiting him. His nephew, N. B. Rawson, from Brooklyn, was also his guest over Sunday.
 Rev Henry E. Davies, of the Derby Congregational Church, has resigned. He gave offense by playing base ball on 3 Sunday with club composed oi l,oro ,f b;o ooprrorof.o, uio ;Jao is that the people must be amused.
 MT and Mrs A. l.. Larpenteul have issued invitations to their friends to make merry with them on the fft1eth anniversary of their marriage on Mon day evening. Sept. 16. at their home 34l Date St., Saint Paul, Minn. Mi and MrsLarpenter's daughter is the wife of MT Miles E, Briggs, formerly of Eas Canaan, Conn.
 The total eclipse of the moon las Tuesday night was a total success There was total absence of clouds and the total number of observers tt whom the spectacle gave total satisfac tlOu WhS I0SlOu. lulS bObdl cCllpS' completes the total number of tota eclipses of the moon that will be visibl in this part of the world during thi total century.
 Major s. A. Bennett was in tow Saturday and stayed over Sunday. O. Saturday the Major and s A. Eddy wis ited the Canaan Water Go. reservoir Although there is no lack of water ii fact the water was running over tn dam on Sunday the company propose to provide for the storage of 8 large supply of water by dredging out an deepening the reservoir, in the near fr ture.
 70. W. Scanlon, formerly of Canaan while practicing on the track previou to the bicycle races at Woronoco par at Westfeld, Mass, last Monday co lided with the big roller used in hard ening the track, smashing his whe, and cutting his leg to the bone so tht ho bod to ha norriad homa and ui