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Annie, have been spending few days in Springfield, Mass.

Annie, have been spending a few days in Springfield, Mass.
 AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Last Sunday Rev Mir Carter gave an excellent discourse upon Heredity." The sins of the fathers are visited on the third and fourth generations of their chil- dren. There is no fifth generation of crime. The descendants of criminal par ents become extinct or Tegenerated by that time. While on the heredity of goodness, the descent is to thousands of generations who obey the laws of life. The problem of life is solved by one sim pie word, obey, and you will be blessed.
 His Thanksgiving discourse was on our duties to other suffering people, in view of our own blessings, especially the suf- ferers in Armenia. Petitions to our rep rescutative in Congress, Hon E. J. Hill, have been extensively signed and for warded to him, for Congress to take such action as it justly can in the premises. PLEASED WITH IMPROVEMENTS ON THE
 SuEPAUG.
 Mir Garrison, roadmaster of the Shepaug, has just been having new three-rhrow switch adopt ed by this line, leaving only two of the old patterns in use. And we can say under the present management of this line by J, E Martin and his efficient corp of assistants in the different departments, with the latest improvements being at tachcd to their rolling stock with new rails, ties and bridges, and the recent re duction in the local fares and mileage rates, we shall have a railroad that will be first class in every respect.
 Miss Jennie Scott returned to New Ha- ven, Monday, to continue in her work of city missions.
 E. K. Rossiter has had another carriage drive laid through the east side of the grove of woods on the top of the "Clam she'll" or West TOrgue, so called. He now has several miles of fine driveways which the public can use at will.
 Robert Richmond from Amenia, N. Y, who has been staying with his brother, Wallace, has returned.
 John Hutchins and family have return ed to their city home, in New York.
 Rev E. J. Peterson, lately from Mime sota, has been called to the pastorate of the Swedish Lutheran church. At pres. ent he makes his home with Otto Green. He was last settled at Red River Valley, Minn, but during the summer has visit ed Sweden.
 Richard Johnson of Church Hill, one of the thrifty farmers of the town, raised, this year, 8 remarkably fine piece of corn. He has some 450 bushels of ears on three and one-half acres of land.
 Richard Johnson has been suffering from a series of felons on one hand.
 Mir Acker, from New York City, who was at H. W Seeley's on business for the past few days returned Saturday, November 26.
 Rev Mir Bejke, chairman of the Swedish Missionary board of Chicago, preached very fine sermon in the Second Congrega- tional church, Washington Depot, Novem- Der g.
 Prof c. A. Huffman of North Park church, Chicago, repeated his concert produced here 8 few weeks ago, in the Swedish Congregational church at the Depot, Friday evening, November 27.
 D. B. Brinsmade, now in the Medical college New York City, was at home for few days.
 Mir Perkins and family of Hartford were at his wIfe's home, Dr o. Browns, over Thanksgiving.
 Frederick Forbes is in ,Ansonia for a few days painting Mir WaIlace's residence.
 George Anderson, now learning trade in Waterbury, was at his fathers hoEle for few days, recently.
 Many of the Guunery students went away to spend their Thanksgiving vaca- ton.
 William Gillette of Romford recently sold two fat cattle. He was in Wolcott over Thanks giving.
 MT and Mrs l.. M Logan were at MIG. Ford's In Romford, Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Mamie shaughnessY is home from Orange for few weeks.
 Q. '. Hickox, Mrs Hickox and the.r son, James, who came home ftom Bowl