Connecticut western news., 1901-09-05
-J. W. Feet goes to New York City today on business trip.

Rev. E. J Kelly and wife returned last Saturday from Ocean Grove, N, J.
 -Miss Frances Adams with her niece. Regina Adams, went to Winsted last Friday for several days visit.
 - Miss Rose Fairchild of Albany, N. r., visited at Mrs Horace Holt's for a week, returning home last Monday.
 Miss Consadine visited friends in Hillsdale, N. Y, from Wednesday of last week until Tuesday of this week. The mercury record at noon for the last seven days is: s2 Sl-S0 70-7l-75-s0. Rain last Sunday and cloudy on Monday. ..f -M Mrs Imogene Salisbury and son Ross, of Mack, on the Hudson, has been stopping few days with Mrs E. W. Warner. The Vacation House is closed for the season with the exception of Mrs Hall and her daughter who will remain bucIo a icw uaJs iOuScT'
 MT and Mrs Geo. O. Peet arrive at their home in Bridgeport today from their months trip through northern New York and Canada.
 Miss Heldt of Montana Is visiting Miss Mary Watson. Mir Leach of Brooklyn, N. T., who has also been guest there, returned home yesterday. Louis Holt was home over Sunday from New Britain. He has position there as first pay master in the Corbin Cabinet Lock Go. They employ about 2OO0 men.
 On special invitation Mrs Esther Dunnipg went to Saratoga Tuesday morning for visit of week or two, to see the floral parade and the New Orleans Msrdi gras.
 Rev s. A. Burnsby as pastor and Clinton Barnes as delegate from Pilgrim church attended the council for the dismission of Rev Will Chester Ferris. at West Cornwall, Sept 8.
 The lawn in front of A. V. A. Felten's house on Granite Ave is being graded with soil taken from the meadow where the Bordens will construct an ice pond.
 We understand that the Central New England R. R. aCo. will build large ice house or ice plant at Twin Lakes. The boiler for the hoistipg engine has been on the siding at this station about a week.
 Sam and Harry Holt, who have been passing their vacation at home for a few weeks, returned to Albany, N. r., Mon- day noon. Sam resumes his duties in W. NJ. Whitney & Co.'S store. Harry goes back to business college.
 The Labor Day excursion from Poughksepsie to Hartford, via the c. N. E. road was we'll patronized. The train arrived in Canaan about S:30 a m. with six cars we'll filed with good looking and good natured people bound for Hartford.
 Reserved seat tickets for the Town Hall seats are for sale at the NEWS office. The tickets are numbered, lettered and designated as to location on the chart and are put up in sets all ready for use. Sold for almost the same as plain ticket.
 An editorial in the Millerton Tele- gram of August 2eth reads as follows:
 For eight years Harvey Brizzie, has been Telegram fixture, came as devil, ..turned the crank" and did any thing he was asked to do without 8 "kick" or a murmur; got to be an all around printer and has gone out to first class position with Brother Beckley at Canaan. Began his labors there on Monday. Takes with him the best and kindest wishes of his em- ployer, his co-workers and all Millerton.
 MT and Mrs A. H. Herriman went Tuesday to Ogdensburg. N. Y. They will be away three weeks or more. They will remain in Ogdensburg this week and attend the fair which is being held there. Next week they will visit the Pan-American Exposition and the week after they will go to Canton, N. Y. and take in the fair there, after which they will return to Ogdensbnrg and then home.
 | Some hot-headed Canaanites want the NEWS to ''roast" Miriam, who pitched for Winsted T A. B. club August 2Sth, for the apple trick he played on the Canaan club in the game at Winsted on said date between the T. A. Bs. and the Canaans. Perhaps that apple trick was done just for fun. However it was not praiseworthy trick, but it is not necessary for the NEWS to "roast" Miran inasmuch as Winsted people right then and there by misses unmistakably man. ifested their 1isapproval of the trick
 John G Beckley arrived in Raleigh, N. O., at 3:30 p. m., last Thursday, and and hour and one-half later was re- hearsing with McDaniefs Academy of Music orchestra, with whom he made an engagement over three months ago. Last Thursday evening John played in said orchestra at the opening attraction of the season, which was three aci farcial melsnge called "Rudolph and Adolph" presented by the Mason and Mason company. By the way. one oi the Masons is the we'll known "Dsn' Mason who has frequently delighted Canaan audiences and who appeared here last July 11th with George F, Halls minstrels. John boards at The .Branson House which is fine hotel directly opposite the state capitol. IT later issue of the NEWS will appear extracts from letters which John has
 written giving description of Raleigh | IT n z. "A