Connecticut western news., 1900-08-30
Mir and Mrs Dawson are the guests of Mir and Mrs George Dederick.

MT and Mrs Dawson are the guests of Mir and Mrs George Dederick.
 Charles Rodemeyer goes to New Haven today to visit his brother, Editor until Monday.
 A party of nineteen from Pine Grove attended the vaudeville enter tainment Tuesday evening.
 D. P. Wheeler of Washington Hol- low, N. l. is visiting Mir and Mrs J. W. Peet and calling on other friends in town.
 Miss Minnie Caldwell went to Hart ford Tuesday morning where she will visit her cousin Miss Jennie Evans for a few days.
 Hunters should bear in mind that the game laws in New York state were changed last April and it will not be lawful to shoot partridge and woodcock until the 18th of September.
 Miss Edith Stanton of the Robbins farm, located between Falls Village and and Pine Grove camp ground, counted 96 teams, 16 bicycles, IS footmen and 1 dog on their way to camp meeting Sunday between 6 a m. and 6 p. m.
 The Pawling Chronicle says: A young man in Auburn, Me, to play a joke on his barber, paid him 35 old fashioned cents. Latar when he found that the barber had sold one of the coins for S35 he did not feel so well satisfied with his joke, or at least thought 1t had become misp aced.
 Perrin Stanton speared a carp at Half River near Weataug last Monday, weighing 5 pounds 10 ounces. It is said that there are number larger ones in the cove, having come down the river from private dam near Ct. Harrington which gave away few days ago.
 Seneca B. Strong expects to start next Monday for Rockwell City, Ia. to visit his brother Albert. He will stop on the route few hours at Niagars Falls and reach Chicago the next morn. ing where he will remain day or two and then go to Demoines, Ia., and from there to his destination. He ex poets to be away from Canaan until tc the middle of October.
 MT Slesenger sang again in Chris church last Sunday. He was assisted by Miss Slesepger. soprano, and by Miss LaDow, violinist. Mrs LaDov was the organist. The postlude by Miss LaDow with organ accom- panimen was pleasing part of the service. Nil Slesenger delighted his listeners anG again sustained the favorable comment published in the NEWS of Aug. 23. Al four are excellent musicians.
 Wilcox & DeHart have recent, erected large and substantial sign a the entrance to their premises on Rail road street. It is supported by tw' large and tall posts set far enough apar to permit load of hay to pass between them and underneath the sign. Tn sign bears this legend: "Wnoox DEHART, Carriage Repairing and Paint ing, Horseshoeing and General Job bing." It may be we'll to state tha this legend or a similar one will sool appear every week in the NEWS Joseph Quinn will enter Morse'I Business college at Hartford next Mon day to take years course in book keeping and stenography. Everyon in Canaan knows "Joe," and likes hir too. For over three years he has bee a compositor on the NEWS. His genis disposition, his fidelity and industr are proverbial. While all connecte, with the NEWS are 10th to part wit him we comprehend that the financis prospects for bookkeepers and ster ographers are brighter than for print CTS.
 | John D. Norton of Winsted was i town Friday of last week where he m, his sister who had arrived from Ind ana. When children they were separ; ted by the death of their parents an
 brought up in different families, one
 the east and the other in the west. F,
 some reason the location of the tv
 children was never made known
 either and the past few years Mir No
 ton has used every effort to locase b
 sister. This he succeeded in doing r
 gently with the result that brother al
 sister are now reunited after a separ
 ton of over 27 years.
 -Dr and Mrs H. L. Ross and
 and Mrs H. B. Ives arrived home Fl
 day from short trip to the Thousal
 Islands, St. Lawrence river. Mess
 Ross and Ives fished and although tl weather was unfavorsble they succeed
 in landing ten fine pickerel. The ls gest. weighing 9 pounds, was caug by the doctor (?) and together with t, smaller ones was brought home on i and placed on exhibition at Caml
 drug store. Their remains were vie
 ed by the entire community, all P whom were doubtless envious of t doctor although loud in their praise a the beauties. The party had 8 deligl
 full time during their short outing.
 Next Monday, Sept. 3, will be I a Dor Day and will be celebrated in Ha r ford by great labor parade, anu r ments at all the parks, trotting a