Connecticut western news., 1899-10-12
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER l2. 1899.
Local News.

Miss Gray of New York is visiting friends in town.
 -Rollin 0. Newton. Jr. returned te New York Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs Oswald Vosburgh have been spending week in Philmont, N Y.
 On Monday lobster five inches long was caught in the mill pond al Ashley Falls.
 The season of agricultural fairs ha, closed. Now pay the printer and be happy all winter.
 From the Telegram we learn that the apple crop in the locality of Miller ton is equal to last year.
 Rev M. H. Mill delivered an ad' dress before the Archdeaconry meeting at Salisbury on Tuesday evening.
 -J. E. Rhoades is building a bow window for flowers and plants in the second story of the east side of his house.
 -George Beebe, who has worked for J. 0. Richmond two or three years, ha ' entered the employ of A. H. Owens at East Canaan.
 Jerome G. Root and wife went to Niverville, N. Y. yesterday for visit to relatives and will visit Albany and East Chatham before their return.
 There has been no session of the intermediate department of the grade d school since Monday as Mrs Preston has been suffering from an eye trouble.
 Samuel Dutcher has moved from 'The Perch" into A. E. Mallory's house on Church street, F. F. Stevens having moved into his house purchased of Mrs H. E. Brown on Main street.
 Frank Van Deysen will sell his household goods and farming imple- ments at auction on October 26. Next week posters and an advertisement in the NEWS will enumerate the articles. Charles Van Deusen of Hudson, N. Y. has been in town about week. For twelve years MT Van Deusen was one of tho editors of the Hudson Sunday Jour- nal, but now does special work for the New York Herald.
 -B. A. Peirce and wife. R. D. Peirce and wife, H. B. Ives and wife, J. G. Beckley and wife, Miss Eggleston and o. D. V. Barnes of Canaan, and Mrs J. D. Seacord of Lee attended the Rob- bins school reunion at Norfolk on Tues day.
 John Thompson of Poughkeepsie rode over here Monday on his wheel and spent coupe of days among his school friends of the former Canaan Academy. John lives with his mother at Poughkeepsie, and says his father, Rev Frederick Thompson, has gone to Canada as a missionary, and that Stan. Toy went with him.
 Mrs Jennie Tracy and sons Robert and Harlan, of Macclenny. Fla, who have been visiting relatives in Canaan and vicinity since July, ex- pect to return home early next week. Robert has been sick few days with cold and some fever but is rapidly improving. His illness has de- layed their return to Florida.
 Deacon David N. Fuller and daugh- ter, Miss Lillie, of Great Harrington, were at Geo. S. Fuller's over Sunday and on Monday went to Vineland, N. J. to visit relatives. After their return they will make their home with Geo. 8. Fuller who has enlarged his house for that purpose. Mrs Hall and daughter, Miss Ella. who have kept house for Geo s. Fuller, will resume housekeep- ing in their own house on Grove Ave
 The Central New England Railway will change time on Sunday, October 15. Trains Nos. and will be with drawn between State Line and Pough- keepsie. Trains Nos. 15 and 16, now running between Ancram and Pough- keepsie, will be extended to run be- tween Millerton and Poughkeepsie and will run on approximately the follow ing time: Leave Millerton $40 a. m., arriving at Poughkeepsie 10. 15; return ing, leave Poughheepsie 45 p. m. and arrive at Millerton 6.25. There will not be any other changes of importance.
 Rev Emory J. Kelly left Canaan yesterday morning on the $40 train for Albany. N. Y. At noon today he will be married to Miss Alice O'Neil at her home in Albany. The marriage cere- mony will be performed by Presiding Elder Clark Wright, assisted by the Rev Martin B. Snyder of Millerton, N. Y. Miss O'Neil is a sister of the late Mrs M. B. Snyder who died suddenly of apoplexy at Millerton, October l. The wedding of Mir Kelly and Miss O'Neil had been arranged to take place later this month, but owing to the sud den death of Mrs Snyder it seemed best that the marriage take place earlier be- cause friends from Pennsylvania and q distance who came to attend the funeral of Mrs Snyder are now in Albany and would have to make 8 second journey unless the marriage occurred this week. Under the circumstances the wedding will be very quiet one and the guest, will be limited to the relatives and most intimate friends of the contracting par ties. Mr and Mrs Kelly will arrive ir Canaan on Saturday evening, and or Sunday evening Mir Kelly will occupy his pulpit in the N. E. church.