Connecticut western news., 1897-11-11
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1897,
Local News.

-lake III tuo SuoW to-"oIAoW hiBhp Don't forget the dance at Town Hall tonight.
 Brutal sports-bull fight. prize fight, football.
 Miss Mabel l.. Watson, of Hartford, spentSunday in town.
 Mrs Dr Adam visited friends in New Haven from Thursday till Satur- day.
 A private dancing class in Salisbury is being taught by J. G. Beckley of this place.
 Mrs George P. Strong, who has been quite ill for two weeks, is conval- escent.
 Mrs Lyman Dunning has gone to Rocky Hill to spend the winter with friends.
 Mrs Mary w. Ward and Miss Franklin have gone to New York city for the winter.
 MT and Mrs E. M. Rood have gone to South Manchester to spend the win ter with their sons
 Miss Ellen B. Hinman, formerly of this place, has accepted position at the Hartford hospital.
 Irving Roberts and family have moved from Mrs Bonner's house on East Main street to Michael Madden's house on Church street
 The Valatie "Rough Notes' is of the opinion that if the number of mar riages is any criterion of the weather the coming winter will be long and very cold one.
 R s. DeLamater. the we'll known photographer, and family. who have been spending some months at their cottage at Twin Lakes, have returned to their home in Hartford.
 w. F. Prices, Comedy Co. are to appear at the Town Hall, Friday even- ing, Nov. 12. The company numbers sixteen artists and are giving first class variety performance. Price has good name through this section and al. wsys gives you more than your moneys worth.
 George P Strong has been busy the last two weeks putting hot air fur mace into the Sumner house at Great Burlington; steam heaters for Asahel Little and George Spur at Sheffield, also laying pipes to take mountain water to the houses and barns of Mrs Dr Adam and George A. Adam.
 R. L. Valentine moved body from the Catholic cemetery at Falls Village to Salisbury last Wednesday and is now suffering with septic poison as the re- suit of handling the body and casket. The case is peculiar one and quite critical It is likely that after handling the body he touched the back of his neck with his hand for his neck is affected. Millerton Telegram.
 The Archdeaconry of Litchield county will meet in Salisbury on Thurs day of this week. The services on Fri day morning will commence at 10 30 o'clock. The bishop coadjutor, Right Rev 0. B Brewster, will give the ser mon and celebrate Holy Communion. A reception will be given him from 3 to 5p. m. Confirmation services in the evening. All interested are cordially invited.
 Cards have been received from Rev Dr and Mrs John c. Oakley announc- ing the coming wedding of their daugh. ter, Susie Teresa, to Mir George Holmes Kingsbury, on November "A, at 8 p. m at the Centenary Methodist Episcopal church, New York city. Miss Oakley is pleasantly remembered here as she spent some time in Canaan with hel sister Mrs Baragwanath, during Re, Baragwanath's pastorate here.
 On the 2Oth of last month Mir an6 Mrs Harvey Kellogg. of Toledo, Ohio celebrated the 62d anniversary of theil marriage Mr Kellogg is quite feeble but Mrs Kellogg is remarkably well ani active for person of her years. Thil aged and respected couple are natives of Soqth Canaan, Conn. and removed to Toledo shortly after their marriage Mr Kellogg is 86 years old this Novem Der but we do not remember Mrs Kel logg's exact age.
 John R. Hurlburt, aged 72 years died at his home in South Canaan at o'clock last Saturday night. Mir Hurl burt had been in poor health severa years and recently had been very fee ble. His principal malady was a ner vous disorder and at times his mind wa somewhat affected. He was an exten sive farmer, and in his palmy days wa prominent in town and social affairs The funeral was held at the Congrega tional church in South Canaan yestel day at D. m. Rev 0. w. Hanna con ducted the services.
 Post Commander Rodemeyer, E. Roberts and H. Schamerhorn of D. Cowles Post, G. A R., attended tn camp fire with Palmer Post, Winsted on Monday evening and report @ yer pleasant time. Among those presen were Department Commander Go Bates of Putnam, Senior Vice. Commar der Scranton of Derby, Junior Vice Commander Hillard of Bristol. Judg Advocate ex Congressman Simondt Mir Rodemeyer was one of the speec makers The department commando proposes to visit D. 8. Cowles Post an then camp fire will be a held here whic will be duly announced.