Connecticut western news., 1901-06-13

with their newspapers. THE News seeks
to obviate the unnoticed slipping away
of time by pr;nting with the subscrib-
er's name the date showing expiration
of subscription. Look at it now.
Miss Consadine visited friends In
Lakeville over Sunday.
"A letter remaining uncalled for at
Canasn post Office is addressed to A. ] !.
Lane.
Miss Belle Lorraine went to
Pistsfield yesterday to visit relatives a
couple Of weeks.
A. P. & w. FL. Briggs now have q
Southern New England telephone at
their livery stables.
Mrs Felten and son arrived in town
Monday from Hillsdale, N. Y. Mr. Eel
ten and family will board with Mr. and
Ms NJ l.. Jackson for the summer.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
and supper viii be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society in Decker's Hall at Ashley
Falls. Mass. on Friday evening, june
IA, from to 10 o'clock.
Rev NJ II. Mill and Watson Har-
denbereh went to New Haven. Tuesday
to attend the general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the di-
geese OF Connecticut.
Mrs Fanny Peet. widow Of Samuel
Peet, with her two grand children and
Mr. Carstine all from Sea Cliff, l. I.
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs ] :.
D. Clemans from last Friday until Tues
day.
Mrs Martin Belden is IMPROVE G..
She has . nurse from the House of Mer-
oy. Pit.sfeld. Mass. caring for her.
Mrs Belden has secured the services of
the woman who formerly lived with her
to attend to her household cares.
Mr. and Mrs R. NJ. Barnum gave a
reception at their new home, the Por-
ter s. Burial place in Lime Rock, yes
tcrdsy. A very large number were
present, as the invitations included not
only their friends in Lime Rock but
friends in Salisbury, Lakeville. Falls
Village and other places.
Miss Laura II. Chapin's vocal class
es here will pive q musicale at Town
Hall on next Tuesday evening Selec.
tions by the part-song class and junior
chorus and solos by Miss Chaplin, MI
Z. 8. Chaplin and Miss Katherine Adam
Accomplishments by Miss Ms nd Clark
A very pleasing program has been ar
ranged. Seats are on sale at Collins
prices 25 and 35 cents. Dancing aftel
the concert till II o'clock.
The Microbine Remedy Co. ten
show has been drawing full tents night
ly since June 4, with an old time va
riety show given by Dick Turner anG
his daughter Daisy, George j. Oregon
Mr. Stanley and an orgapist By mean
of DIR Staunton's lectures aud voting
contest quite an amount of the remedie
have been sold Half of the time tn
shows are free, aud half of the time 1
small admission fee is charged. Tn
performances are not at ell uniform
some of them being good and some o
them otherwise.
-Fassets Brothers of Great Barring
ton, successors to the arm of Fassett 4
Pulver, have taken advertising space il
the News for one year. Mr. A 8 Fass
EFT needs no introduction to the reader
of the News He has been in the dr.
goods business at Great Darlington
quarter century or more. Mr. D. c
Fassett is also an experienced dry good
man, having been in the mercantil
business 3 number of years at Cam
bridge. N. Y. The new firm fully ur
derstands the styles and quality of dr.
goods desired in this section, and the
will carry a stock sufficient in variet
and extent to meet all demands.
-Children's Day was well observe
at both churches on Sunday. At th
Pilgrim church in the morning Rev
A. Burnaby preached an excellent Sc
mon to the children. Good music b
the choir with solo entitled 9TH
Happy Children's Day." by r.
Peirce. The church was very pretti
trimmed with lupin scross the front
the platform. At both sides were lars
boquets of daises, spirea and ferns.
the evening the exercises were Who'll
by the school, which consisted of sin
ing and Rotations, that were vel
pleasing. The program which vi
used was Looking Forward" car
service for Chi.dreu's Day. AT Il
morning service the iufaut child of A
and Mrs Frank A Horton was baptise
In the morning at the M E chure
Rev Z. j. Kelly preached very ente
tairing sermon to the children. ii
text was in Proverbs. Odd chapter, g.
verse, 'Train child in the way
should go; and when he is old he w
not depart from it." In the evenir
the program used was the Gateway
the Century" The children gave the
parts nicely and the special music
the choir was excellent. The chur,
was beautifully trimmed with choi
flowers and . large gateway made
sysrgrssns stood in place Of the pulpi