Connecticut western news., 1901-07-04

CTS name the date showing expiration of subscription. Look at it now.
 U l. Bragg finished haying July |.
 Miss Lizzie Joyce is home from Norfolk for few days.
 The score of the ball game at Lime Rock last Saturday was: Lime Rock 4. Philmont 8.
 Sunday night was the hottest night of the season. At II o'clock the mer- cury registered 79'.
 Miss Marjorie Bulman of Lime Rock is spending week with her sis ter, Mrs Acel Rood.
 Joseph Quinn has graduated at the Morse Business College in Hartford, and arrived home Monday.
 -Canaans go to Millerton with an entirely home team today. We hope they will win in close game.
 A ball game will be played at Lime Rack next Saturday, July 6, between the Lime Rocks and the Winsted Cadets. Game called at 2.30 p. m.
 Miss NJ. w. Holly of Stamford, Miss 0. R. Holly of Greenwich, Mrs Henrietta G Jones and Miss Catherine Jones of Middletown are guests at Beckley's.
 Five cars of lumber to be used in building the Borden creamery arrived last week. Mir Romer arrived Monday and on Tuesday the work of unloading the cars began.
 w. Nj. Cunningh ham and family of Brooklyn, N Y. are occupying Frank Miller's cottage at Twin Lakes. Miss B.rtlett's cottage is occupied by the Loche family from Piainfield, N J.
 Harold Preston left Tuesday for Hartford to join the Hartford Civic Camp. of which he is member, for a camping trip of month or six weeks to Chsteaugay Chasm, in the Adiron- dack mountains,
 Miss Sarah Stevens, who has the sciatic rheumatism, is gradually i'm proving and able to sit up short time Mrs Frederick Stevens of Brooklyn, N :. Y. arrived Monday evening and is as- sisting in caring for Miss Sarah.
 The carpenters commenced work on Cummings new block Tuesday The bricklayers commenced work yes- terday. This is the first brick building ever erected in this village-and this one has an iron or steel front.
 -J w. Peet of Canaan and T l.. Norton of Lakeville go to New York today via the c N E. road to Pough keepsie and Hudson River day boat to the city. They go on a business trip. Mir Peet expects to return Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs William Nisbet oi Winsted went to Buffalo last Monday where they expect to stay about ten days, spending most of the time at the exposition. They anticipate very p easant time among the Buff .lonians.
 Owing to the very warm weather tho attendance at the picnic of the Pilgrim Church Sunday school on Tuesday at the Lakes was rot large Those who went had a good time and returned on the o'clock train, just be. fore the shower.
 Judge Roraback returned from Hartford last Friday afternoon, having completed this term of the Superior court. He will now take much need &d vacation of few weeks, spending most of the time with his family at thei summer home at Twin Lakes.
 MT and Mrs Ere derrick Julian, wht have played long engagement at tn, Grand Opera House in Memphis, Tenn left there last Sunday for their hom, "Highlsnd Park" at Grand Haven Mich. Their vacation will be yer, brief one as their are to be located il Chicago next season, commencing oi August IS.
 Tho Macedonia correspondent o the Amenis Times says:
 The writer has been troubled witl woodchucks, which made the prospectl of garden "sass' rather dubious Thinking a little seasoning might be o use, we sprinkled with water in wbicl cayenne pepper was mixed So far tn .'varmints" seem to like their bean without seasoning best. as they le them alone now. This hint may hell others troubled the same way.
 R. H. St.John of Danbury. tn well know commercial traveller, wa in town yesterday on business. Whil he was in the NEWS office paying hi subscription person came to the doc and enquired 'is Dr Welch of Winstet here?" On receiving . negative answe the person said "I saw him come il here" Mir St. John then explained that he was frequently taken for D Welch, even in Winsted. and there mus he some resemblance. He then related joke he cracked on Dr Welch whe he met him in Winsted one day; SI John said to Dr Welch. Doctor. if was as homely man as you are I woul jump of the dock"