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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-10-25

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children %teething, softens the gums, reduces fn'
alays pain. cures wind collie. Csc a bottle.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-10-25

The sworn communicating bachelor
takes a pledge against intoxicating
Smiles"
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blinds and thew lcok fine,

blinds and they lcok fine.
Myron Waters teams have been draw
ing wood to the station all summer.
Amos Allen went to Naugatuck, Fri
day morning, with large load of tar.
mers' produce.
Mrs Elisha Wheeler Is having more
wire fence built.
The farmers are busy cutting brush.
George Smiths little boy is quite sick.
William Smith, whose limb was broken
by being thrown from his wagon while
working at hay, is getting along finely
and has been moved to bis own home.
Charles Shepherd expects to start soon
for Keosauqua, Ia, to visit at his paren-
tai home.
Perry Lake from Thomaston, an uncle
of Mr. and Mrs J. U. Strong, Is visiting
them.
Samuel Lesher, day operator at the
station, was out of town over Sunday.
Clark Lewis of Waterbury, a real
estate agent, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Kettletown.
Mrs Emily Lewis, who recently
resided here, moved to Waterbury and
has since boarded with her daughter,
Mrs n. N. Thompson. Mrs Lewis and
family are to 60 to housekeeping Sep
TENDER l.
Mr. Manifold Of New Haven, q cousin,
was guest over Sunday of Mrs J. u
Strong.
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WATERFOWL.
OAKVILLE AND VICINITY

The trolley is being run to the Fall
many walk to and from there so thai
they ride into the Center OF Waterbury
instead of walking to and from the depot
Warner & TWiss have been very busy
this summer repairing wagons and BIZ
cycles.
The Union society gave two suppers
last week and cleared over $50.
Charles Missell has bought a fine
saddle pony of George Baden.
Harry Beardslee of New Haven was
in Oakville, Thursday and Friday, last
week.
Mrs Charles Bradley's sister, Stella,
from Winsted, has been visiting Mrs
Bradley.
Mrs William Russell and daughter
have been in Hartford visiting her parents
and sisters.
George Shaw, IS years old, died of
typhoid fever, last week. The others
are better.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Douglass are back
from the shore.
Harry Abbott has moved into Miss
Lucy Tuttle's house.
Louis Kennedy was fined 81 and costs
in the Downes affair.
Mr. Welton's men have hired Robert
Bradley's barn for their teams while
working the new roads on the Melrose
this fall, and are at work.
Edward Bradley has exchanged horses
and report says got quite stopper.
A family from Walertown have moved
into the Beardslee house on Riverside.
Edwin Beardslee has been sick the
past week, but is better.
The Y's held their Temperance meeting
August 7, with Mrs Fletcher. Mrs FL
bridge, county president, was present,
and gave short earnest talk, and Mrs
Pegrum followed. reading an interesting
paper on her trip to Ocean Grove, where
she welcomed Miss Clara Parrish, who
bad returned to this country after An alb J
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Mrs Herbert Dayton and daughter from
Watertown were visiting friends In town,
last week.
Mrs Jennie Abbot and Miss Jennie
Gibson have been visiting at Richard
Thompson's.
The Republican caucus is appointed
for Tuesday evening, August %.
Mrs Helen Swift and daughter Evelyn
have returned to their home In Hartford
Rev Mr. Munson holds 4 O'Clock serv-
ices in remote parts of the town every
alternate Sunday. Next Sunday, August
26, the ''lawn service" will be at the
Burton Beeman place, now occupied by
Grin Whitney.
Don't forget when you want to replen.
ish your grocery stock that Knapp's store
at the Center has full line of standard
goods and at very low prices. Patropizs
your home store.
Miss Katherine Silliman of Bridgeport
has returned to her home, after three
weeks stay with Waterbury friends, whe
are occupying the old Eben Strong place
for the summer.
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Grove camp meeting at Canaan, thi
week.
William S. Wheeler is quite sick.
LITCHFIELD.
ARRIVALS AT THE HAwKHURST

ARMY a Lo Al 1dE IA w nh OhSls
A. S. Woodruff, Washington; Charles
A. Hamilton, G. D. Williams, Miss
Marie B. Dwight, George Mosle, Mrs
Charles B. Curtis. Miss Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs Leferts Strebeigh
Robert L. Strebeigh, g. 81. Alexander,
Robert G. Morris, Prof W. 81. Burr, New
York; Frank T. Aldridge, Mrs A. A.
Rlinck and daughter, Brooklyn; Miss
Annie W. Lord, Evanston, ILL.,; Miss
Sarah P. Judson, Bristol; Miss Olivia
b. Curtis, Miss Sara NJ. Curtis, Wood.
bury; George NJ. Beers, W. 8. Thomp'
son, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs T. D.
Anderson, Bloomfield, N. j.; Mr. and
Mrs #. Wolcott Jackson, Miss Martha
jackson, Newark, N. j.; M. A. Hayes
Boston; Jonathan Godfrey, Bridgeport
Mr. and Mrs W. Churchill, Rochester, N.
Y; Mrs J. G. Day, Miss Day, Mrs h.
Burr, E. B. Lowen, Clarence Klinck
Clarence Delafield, Miss Delafield, Row
en- D. Hatch, J. Simms and wife, A. E.
Wilbur, Robert F. Elmer, Mrs Joseph
Yeomans, Mr. and Mrs J. Colby Moore,
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Montgomery, New
York; Rev Gaylord White, Mrs F. E.
Anderson, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mary g.
Marble, Newtown; Frances E. Marble,
Theodore Godfrey, Henry Farman
Bridgeport; Mary G. Walker, Lowell,
Mass; Frank Kenna, w. 8. Wallace, T
F. Scanlon, Frank E. Wolf, L. w. Green
Miss Harriet Hawkins, Blair Moody,
New Haven; George B. Turrell, Mrs J.
F. Underhill, South Orange, N. j.; Mr.
E. N. Carpenter, Mrs M. Heating, Yon
kers, N. Y; Mrs Fred W. wellington
Worcester, Mass; Miss Jackson, New
ark, N. j.; DR. and Mrs T. W. Harvey
Orange, N. j.; Miss Emma G. Failing
Portland, Ore; Charles L. Alvord ano
wife, Winsted; DR. J. E. Hegenberg and
wife, Chicago, ILL.,; J. E. Winters, Stock
bridge, Mo.
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WEST CORNWALL.
VALLEY AND HILLTOP.

tAALE1 AMI d1LA'1OEs
Miss Ellen R. Smith has returned from
her extended stay in Ellsworth.
Miss Minnie Cochrane is away for q
two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs F. B.
Wood at New Rochelle, N. Y.
Thomas Fem of Yalesville has been
calling on old friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Mrs George r. Smith is suffering with
a sprained ankle.
Miss Laura Hall and nephew, Howard
Hall, returned to New Haven, last week,
after six weeks visit at the old home.
Mr. and Mrs James Cochrane and
daughter, Jessie, have been camping on
the pretty shores Of Cream Hill lake the
past week. George W. Cochrane is
there the present week with company
Of friends.
Mr. and Mrs Edward G. Baldwin re-
turned to New Haven, last Friday, pre-
paratory to leaving for Cleveland, o.,
where Mr. Baldwin has a lucrative posi-.
ton as professor of English literature.
Quite delegation from here attended
the Pine Grove camp meeting at Canaan,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs David L. Smith spent last
Friday in Litchfield.
DR. A. M. Pratt is among the Adiron-
dacks hoping to benefit his health by
the change. All are anxiously desiring
the above result.
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QUAKER'S FARMS.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.


The Union Sunday school picnic at
Qaassapaug, last Wednesday, was largely
attended. All those present reported q
very enjoyable time.
Mrs Clarence Alling of Waterbury II
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs c. c.
Ryder.
L. Blake of Waterbury is stopping at
Charles Hawkins.
Mrs Charles Lewis Is having her house
reprinted
Charles Human ia confined to the house
with sore foot, caused by stepping on
an iron rake.
James Ross has a new two seated
wagon bought Of Bantam parties.
w. G.. Tomlinson is soon to commence
work on new house to be built on the
lot south of Mrs NJ. 81. Tomlinsen's.
The Oxford Copper Co. have opened
a mine on land bought Of A. j. and G. n.
Lum.
The Misses Sadie and Alice Windish of
Derby are visiting relatives in this place.
George Thompson and Knute Chrietian-
son are working for the Oxford Copper
Co.
Charles johnson of Hull's Hill has
bought large tract of timber of Samuel
Hawkins, and is soon to move a steam
mill there to convert it into ties and
lumber.
G. W. Tomlinson has bought tract of
ties and timber of 81. Booth of Hull's
Hill and is soon to commence work on it.
a. B. Brewer has a new top buggy.
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The disease is more than deep; the entire circulation poisoned

sence Of four years. trip around the
world with the gospel AID temperance.
BERTHE Warner had the misfortune t.
break his arm throwing the ball at q
baseball game on Saturday.
Thomas Flannagan's baby hts been
quite sick but is better now.
John Rogers was at bis fathers, Sun
day. His mother is but just alive.
The G. E. society had an excellent to n
perance meeting, Sunday evening.
QUEENSTOWN DISTRICT.
The usual Sunday evening service was
at Julius Skilton's and was we'll attend
ed. Next Sunday evening the meeting
will be held at Gilbert Williams.
There have been several refreshing
showers of late, which were very vel
come.
Miss Mabel Skilton, in company with
her brother, Charles of Waterbury, is
visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
Miss Abbie Foote commences her
August 81. Miss Jennie Campbell is to
teach the Kassen district school In the
same town. Miss Maud E.. Tripp is to
return and teach here in the Guernsey
town district.
Homer HOLSTER has returned from q
visit in Warren.
Miss Emily Wise Of New Haven ID
passing the vacation with her father,
John e. Wise.
Mrs Bert Dayton is visiting friends In
Warren.
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been spent in working for it have been
hours of pleasure, and we again thank
you most heartily for your interest and
help, and as we dedicate the chapel to
God, to-day,we feel that many blessings
will be bestowed upon the work which
may be done here in the years to come.
And yet while no great deeds may be ex-
pected it gives the young people in the
community place to spend their Sunday
evening, and we shall be most happy to
welcome anyone at our services or any
gathering which may be held. We trust
there Is no feeling of resentment but
rather you will rejoice with US.
And give Christ all the honor
IT'S He that makes us strong,
The trophies OF each conquest, to Him alone
belong;
We brave the sternest conflict, by strength
from God inspired,
Our hearts by fear mistaken, our souls by
courage fired,
And help us to labor on cheered from above,
Sowing the word of Lite. telling Thy love.
Till all our work is done, our crown OF glory
won,
Help US, Lord, to labor on,
Trusting in Thee.
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SOUTHPORT.

BE PROGRESSIVE AND GET A SEPARATOR
Your correspondent is constantly hear
ing of this one and that one buying a
E'separator. Farmers are just getting
awake. It's all nonsense to let your
better half work in this manner, setting
milk in pans and keeping in the came old
rut as your forefathers. Buy a separator
and the very best that Is made, You
will surely find it the cheapest In the
end. There are so many farming uten-
sils which make farmers lives easier and
when given fair trial the progressive
farmer never regrets the money spent
for them.
Harley E. Warner has a new Reed
separator.
Mrs NJ. s. Atwood's daughter from
Watertown, accompanied by q cousin,
we're recent guests of Mrs Atwood.
The cOlored people enjoyed their
annual picnic at Lake Quaesapaug, last
Tbnraday.
BENJAMIN Strong has been painting bis
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BETHLEHEM,
BARN BLOWN DOWN.

BARN BLOWN DOWN.
During the shower, Friday afternoon
the barn belonging to George Box wal
completely overturned by the wind.
Mr. and Mrs Z snas P. Candee spen
Sunday at Jarvis E. Thorn son's.
DR. Franklin Booth, at one time 9
physician In this place, but now a resi-
dent of Queens County, Long Island, wal
run over by trolley Car on Saturday
night and both legs we're horribly crush
ed, necessitating their amputation. Tht
| injured man showed wonderful nerve il
the case, be giving personal directions a.
to the amputation. DR. Booth was fol
some time town clerk of this town anG
in Queens County he has been prominent
in local politics, having held a number
| time of the accident, health inspector
| under the Tammany administration.
Dwight Stone of Newark, N. j., is Wis.
iting bis sister, Mrs Walter B. Lake.
Mrs Velona Bayes of Springfield,
Mass, is spending some time with heI
sister, Mrs George Peck.
There was no service at either the
Methodist or Congregational churches on
Sunday morning, owing to the absence
of the pastors.
George Watson was a guest, last
week, Of his father, Carr Watson.
Mr. and Mrs J. Newton Pierpont OF
New Haven were in town Saturday.
Mr. Pierpont is spending some time in
his native place, Morris, taking in the
celebration and incidents of "Old Home
Week."
A number Of our people attended
church in Morris on Sunday, the services
being the beginning of the weeks cele-
bration.
Miss Gertrude P. Kasson of Brookfield
ia visiting her sister, Mrs s. P. Hayes.
Rev A. r. Lutz is expected home from
bis vacation on Saturday Of this week.
Rev Dwight G. Stone Of Chester is
visiting his father, Hon George C. Stone.
Drs Crane and Goodenough performed
an operation on Miss Sarah Jackson,
Saturday. Miss Jackson at present lies
in very precarious condition.
George Watson Of Derby was in town,
last week.
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New Haven Co.
NIDDLEBURY.

THE ATWOOD FAMILY GATHERING AT
LAKE QUAssAPAUG.
A very pleasant family gathering waa
held at Lake Quassapaug, last week
Tuesday, August IA. 1t was the annual
reunion of Henry 8. Atwood's family.
Mr. Atwood has 10 children, eight Of
them being present. There were 48 in
attendance, AZ belonging to the family,
and six visitors. A bountiful dinner
was enjoyed. One son, Charles Atwood,
of Watertown, has fine launch, which
he had frat at Walnut Beach, and now
has it on Quassapaug. He gave the fam.
lily rides in the launch, which is run by
gasoline, and seats eight persons, aud .
vote of thanks was given him. 8. 81.
Peck was chosen chairman and Miss
Sarah Atwood secretary, for the ensuing
year.
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RED HOT FROM THE Gun

Was the ball that hit G.. B. Steadman
Of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen'a
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cute,
B. uises, Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25
cts box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
R. II. Beers & Co., Newtown; 8.
G. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook Allen Joyce,
Roxbury Station; Edward A. Honan,
Merwinsville; William J. Beehler,
Brookfeld; William B. Hawley, SHEER
man, druggists.
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NEW PRESTON.
THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

THE VILLAGE CHURCH.
Rev Mr. Becker again occupied his pull
pit here, last Sunday morning, after an
intermission of two Sundays. His se1-
mon was based upon 1.-THE Childlike
Faith in Christ" n. S. Mygatt of New
Milford most acceptably performed the
duties Of organist and during the usual
collection Mrs Mygatt most beautifully
an perfectly rendered solo.
Messrs Kirk, Tucker, Beardsley and
Beardsley attended special communities
tion OF Blazing Star Lodge, No. "a, F. &
A. M, at Cornwall Bridge on Thursday
evening of last week. They returned
with glowing report of the hospitality
and favor shown them. The work was
exemplified in most satisfactory man
ner, the banquet at the close all that
could be desired and the kind words ex-
charged will be long remembered in the
bond of most fraternal brotherhood.
A camp near Isaac Smiths composed
mostly of young men from New Britain
broke up last Saturday morning.
Life was gay, last week, at the Carter
House, it being crowded with young pee
pie and some older, who wished they
were young and acted much younger
than their years. Each evening seemed
overlooking with jollity and good feeling.
A very pleasant masquerade hop took
Iyo1o Of yoS1
Quite party Of Mrs Minerva Cogs.
wells relatives and friends from Thorn
aston passed last Saturday night with
her here.
Mrs F. J. Hosford passed most of last
week and over last Sunday in New York
City and summer resorts in it's near vi
entity.
Dea D. Burnham is having applied to
his residence coat of paint, this time
white, which will contrast nicely with
the green foliage and lawn surrounding
the same. Your correspondent is in
formed that before Mr. Burnham
considers the job done all his other home
buildings will receive fresh coat. Hull
& Tyrrell are performing the work.
julius A. Glover has added to his prem.
ises street lamp, which is an improve
ment and convenience to all pedestrians
on that street.
Mrs C. W. Pickett Of New Haven
passed last week with her mother, Mrs
L. M. Sperry, and her husband joined
her here over last Sunday.
The infant son of William Murphy died |
quite suddenly on. Friday morning of |
last week and the funeral was held at |
Mr. 1urphy's on Sunday afternoon. In
terment followed in cemetery here. Rev
Mr. Ockford of Marketable officiated as
pastor and George Beers of Washington
Depot as undertaken.
T. D. Woodruff has returned from An
sonia and IL now boarding at Miss Gym
thia Knapp's on Christian street.
E. R. Silliman Of Bridgeport spent Sun
day in town.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.
LIVELY IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

LIVELY IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
| The Masons had a special meeting on
Thursday night, the 10th, working the
third degree, after which a lunch was
served in the hall below. A number
of out of town Masons were present.
Dr. Pratt of Torrington assisted in the
work. Past Master BeardsleY Of Rising
Sun'lodge, Washington, with three other
brethren, we're among the visitors, four
from St Luke's, Kent; four from Hamil-
| ton, Sharon; one from Montgomery,
Lakeville. A good time was reported.
Much credit for the enterprise and the
push which is booming this new lodge
can be given to the master, L. J. Nicker-
| son.
Mrs N. w. Odgen Of Greenfield Hill,
who has been visiting Mrs Lydia A.
Slade for the past week, has returned
home.
Rev Mr. Hill and wife of Brooklyn, who
have stopped at Rollin Fink's, have also
returned home.
George Slade is driving a shiny black
colt in place of the one he lost recently.
There has been a handsome rustic
monument or headstone of Quincy.grsn.
tie placed in the Puffinghsm cemetery
in memory of Sebra Wells, c. L. Slade
having the contract. Mr. Slade also I'M
loaded handsome marble monument at
thia statinn for the North Cornuo11
cemetery, to be placed there in memory
Of Stewart Long.
Mrs James Swift, who has been suffer.
ing for several weeks with typhoid fever,
is slowly improving under the care of DR.
Curtice. The Doctor had several under
his care, the 18th, umpiring a game of ball
between the married men of Cornwall and
the boys, the boys being the victors 16
to s.
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BANTAM.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY,

C. F. Flynn and Miss Maud Flynn
were in South Norwalk over Sunday.
Mrs George Richardson and Miss Gus
sic Stausebach spent Sunday in Water
bury.
Lewis Maltby and family Of Water
bury are visiting at Mrs William La n
don's.
Miss Ruth Whitcomb of East Cornwall
visited at Rev f. Leathers', two days
last week.
Miss Anna Doyle ia entertaining Miss
Bertha Rochfort of New Haven and Miss
Bssell from Shelton.
Miss Ida Baldwin of Waterbury was
at her fathers, Dea J. E. Baldwin s,a few
days last week.
Arthur Morey and wife are at the Pine
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SOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

THE STREET AND VICINITY.
C. K. Osberne ia entertaining friends.
Rev r. r. Reynolds of Woodbury.
breaches in the Methodist church next
Sunday.
Miss Cornelia Sterling from Stratford
is visiting Miss Alice Stiles.
Mrs Anna Whitlock and Richard Good.
man, who have been visiting Mrs Eliza.
beth Shelton, have returned to their
homes.
Clark Lewis spent Sunday at Cyrus
Gray's.
Mrs Samuel Warner, Jr., has been
sick.
Mr. and Mrs Robert McBath are reioic-
ing over the arrival at their home of two
little girls.
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HULL's HILL AND VICINITY.


Mrs Henry johnson entertained bel
sister and little daughter from New
haven, last week.
D. Gordon's sister from Danbury spent
few days with them, last week.
Mrs Christensen has for guest q niece
from the Purchase, and nephew and
niece from New Haven.
Mrs s. B. Pierce spent few days In
Danbury with her children.
Mr. Do'quist and Miss Lille johnson
went to New Haven, Saturday, for q
weeks visit with relatives.
Gaylord Rockwell of Danbury is the
guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs s.
B. Pierce.
c. B. johnson has been getting quite a
flock of sheep.
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i OF last week, cast gloom oyer the town.
Mr. Treat was always very pleasant and
had kind word for everyone. he wat
" years old, and for the past few month";
had been sick great deal. He leaves a
widow, son and daughter.
MATTERS PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
Mr. and Mrs Henry Atwood, Mr. and
Mrs D. NJ. Atwood, and Miss Sarah, are
at the shore, this week.
| Next week on Wednesday, August 20
occurs the annual picnic of Excelsi Il
Pomona. The lecturer, Hon NJ. F. Sicily
of Woodbury., has q fine program pre-.
pared for the afternoon. All are invited
| to attend.
! Lightning struck tree on Mr. Whit.
! more's place at Lake Quaesapaug, last
Friday, not 25 feet from, the spot where
few minutes before W. P. Tyler was
unloading manure brought from Water
| bury.
During the heavy thunder storm of
last Friday, A. P. Smith, editor of The
BEE, found kindly refuge for himself
and team at the homestead Of Mr. Fem,
one of the substantial men of the town.
Mr. Fem does not enjoy the best of health
and the farm is now carried on by his
son.
Mrs W. P. TYLER and son are vieiting
her brother. Rev Herbert Wyckoff, at
Topsfield, Mass.
Middlebury has an up.to-date wagon,
repair and blacksmith shop, thanks to
the energy of John Basham, who has
hired good workmen and kept the stand
up.to-date. He is turning out heavy
team wagons for W. W. Townsend and
Bronson Atwood. In the paint shop he
has been especially rushed, having done
more work this year than in previous
seasons.
Business at the popular Wallace house
is good. All the rooms are full of board
ers, from Brooklyn, New York, New
Haven and other places. There are also
many campers about the lake.
Thomas Kelly is having we'll dug
near his farm barn at Lake Quassapaug.
rear OF his barn ditched and drained IN.
der the direction of his { Gent superin-
tendent, Edward Kenney.
Merritt Griswold of Bethlehem ID the
guest of his brother, George S. Griswold
Miss Belle Griswold has returned from
a brief stay at Walnut Beach.
Misses Belle and Leona Griswold have
visited the family of Lawyer Porter L.
Woods in Waterbury.
Master John Lockwood is recovering
from an attack of fever and liver trouble.
DR. Rodger Of Woodbury. has attended
him.
Mrs George Lockwood is recovering
from an attack of quinsy aore throat.
Mrs Ida Holloway of Walden, N. Y,
is visiting Mrs John Lock wood.
John Lockwood has begun burning |
charcoal on land Of Gilbert Williams in |
Watertown.
Miss M. Kinney of Waterbury is a |
guest at r. G. Spencer'e, at the Center.
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ROMFORD AND VICINITY.

Steam sawmills continue to locate in
various directions about here. Thomas
Morey & Co. have one on q. E. Bradley's
land and another on Harvey COUGHS land
near Woodville.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Harmon are again
located on their old homestead, the for.
mer occupants having moved away.
Whooping cough is quite prevalen
about here. The families Of Nelson
johnson and Patrick Shaughnessy are
having an unpleasant experience with it.
Romford has had no Sunday school
session for two weeks, Mrs Nicholas, the
teacher, not being able to be present and
most of the children having the whoop-
ing cough.
Mrs R. A. Clark and daughter have re-
Gently been visiting at Daniel Gillett's
and Mrs P. D. Ford and daughter at NJ.
G. Ford's.
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WARREN.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mrs Edward Rouse from Bristol and