Connecticut western news., 1895-06-06
Last call. SIS % ranges. J. H. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.

Last call. SIS % ranges. J. H. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
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 Mir and Mrs Frederick Julian and Freddie were in town Saturday. MT Julian is at present in New York ar ranging for the tour of the "White Squadron" which will reach here on Friday, June IA.
 Mrs Edith Loring Getchell is visit ing her friend, Mrs s. A. Eddy. This afternoon Mrs Getchell will deliver a lecture, before the Hawthorne Club, at Miss Eddy's on "Holland and the Spirit of Dutch Art"
 The Hartford Courant of the 4th, inst. states that the present legislature is handsome body of men and then to substantiate this statement reproduces the portraits of several members, among whom is Judge A. T. Roraback. It is 8 capital likeness.
 It Is said that man who was help ed by the town last winter bought twenty gallons of cider few days ago. He will probably not need assistance next winter.-Pine Plains Register Brother Wilber, don't you know, that's different. -Millerton Telegram.
 -Children's Day services will take the place of preaching services in the Pilgrim church next Sunday morning. At the Methodist church, in the morn ing the pastor will preach sermon to the children. In the evening the children will hold sway with their songs and recitations.
 An exchange says: ''If doctor makes . mistake he buries it; if a mer- chant makes a mistake he crawls out of it; but if an editor makes mistake he puts it down on . sheet of paper for the world to look at, and in every communi- ty there are cranks who think they are models of wisdom because they occa- sionally discover one."
 The new Steamboat Express trains on the Philadelphia, Reading & New England railroad promise to be very popular. The managers of the Pough- keepsie electric street railway have ar ranged to have car at the station on arrival of the train from the east 10 transfer passengers to the steamers, and will also transfer passengers from the steamers to the station for the east bound train.
 The services at St. Joseph's church on Sunday were conducted by Rev Fr. Lynch, who has recently come to this country from Ireland and will remain in Lakeville for some weeks. This will make it possible to have weekly services at St. Joseph's for some weeks at least. It being the festival of Penticost, the sermon, which was a very good one, was on the presence of the Holy Spirit in the Church.
 "A large audience greeted W. H. Hall at the Methodist church Tuesday evening. MT Halls description of the work of the Connecticut Missionary Sunday School Union was very interest ing and instructive. About 75 fine views were shown in ex- plaining the work. Those who attend cd from sense of duty, found that in this instance duty proved to be pleas ure.
 The people of Pawling are looking toward to the time when no milk will be shipped from that place to New York city. At one time Pawling farmers sent more milk to the city than was shipped from any other station on the Harlem road, but the low prices of milk in the city and the high rate of wages paid farm help has gradually reduced the number of cans of milk sent from that place. Standard.
 The college boat races between the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell and Columbia colleges will come off over the Hudson river course at Pough- keepsie on June 2lst. The course laid out is directly under the Poughkeepsie bridge, and the races will take place between and 6 o'clock in the after noon. The Philadelphia. Reading & New England railroad will run special trains and sell excursion tickets at re- duced rates from all stations to Pough- keepeie on that day.
 "A swarm of bees lighted on tree close to George P. Strong's house on Saturday. MT Strong sent for Bee Man Weaver, who succeeded in getting the swarm into hive Saturday night. Sunday morning, however, the bees all departed for Canaan mountain. MT Weaver had declared from the outset that the bees could not be captured be- cause they were "wocd bees" It has since transpired that MT Wood, of Ashley Falls, had lost hive of bees on Saturday, so Weaver was right. They ,cere Wood bees.
 There is great danger in neglecting collie. cholera and similar complaints.