Connecticut western news., 1902-06-19
THURSDAY. JUNE 1s, 1902.
LOCAL NEWS

IT rou MAuNeL I1 nOn0 hOm IEAtt Institute, Brooklyn.
 win D. Lawrence of Hartford is visitinR at A. P. Freeman's.
 -Miss Elsa Swartz of New York is . guest of Miss Martha Manvel
 MT. 8chofeld of LAkeville spent Sunday with Mrs Nellie Preston.
 Rev. D. 0. Stone of Chester was in town the fore part of the week.
 -Dr. F. 8. Parsons and family of ThomAston were in town over Sunday. The big college bost races occur at Poughkeepsie. N. T., on Saturday of this week.
 MT and Mrs J. ". Peet returned yesterday from their eleven days out ing at Atlantic City. N. J.
 Flag Day was observed here last Saturday and "Old Glory" waved from different parts of the village.
 On League park last Saturday the Winsted base ball club defeated the Torringtons by . score of 1 to ?.
 -George Bodley of New York and his mother, Mn H. I Bodley. of New Britaln are in camp At Twin Lakes.
 R Fl. St John of Danbury vas in town yesterday and want mistaken for Dr. Welch of Winsted but once.
 The Litchfield county convention of tho Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Morris today.
 -0eorge Moon of New Yolk visited An mother. Mrs Augusta Scott. here from 6aturday until Sunday evening. Dudley Paine. formerly conductor on tho 0. N. E. road, and Arthur Dakin have purchased . meat market at Mil lcrton, N. Y.
 -Nins Edna Roberts, who gradnat- cd from the Canaan school on June 6. has joined her mother and brothers at Worceater. Mass.
 Low. Rhoades and Hen. Ives re- turned Friday forenoon from East India pond with . big catch of bull heads end big perch.
 -Miss Mabel Quinn is visiting her si1AeEs. Mn James Aackis and Miss Catherine quinn, at Worcester. Mass. for n indefinite time.
 The members of St Joseph's church -S1l hr,l1 q ka1~np rrnr,or end 1Onna ak Town Hall tomorrow evening. A first olans tme n anticipated.
 That was peculiar thunder shower lnat Friday morning inasmuch e there wAn . continuous rumble of thunder and occaaionAl loud peAls.
 Sunday and Monday were hot, mnegy days but at 430 p m. Monday . thunder shower arrived and Tuesday vAa . clear, cool and windy day.
 MT and Ms Amos Dunning of Syracuse. N. Y, are waiting Mrs Louiss Smith and calling on other relatives in town. They arrived yes tsrdAy.
 ID. l.. Peirce's dam in the Black bery river was virtually completed last week and the water turned into the canal leading to the sash and blind fAotory.
 -Missss Mary and Sarah Ferguson went Monday to Rockville. They will also visit in Bridgeport and other places. being away from home about two Weeks.
 w. c. Watson of Hartford, Deputy HeAd Council of the Modern Woodmen of America. is in town organizing . local camp of Woodmen. He is meet ing with success.
 Joseph Quinn has accepted the position of stenographer and clerk in ths New Britain office of the Consoli. dated railroad. He commenced his duties there last week.
 -Mr and Mrs s. ". Barnes will go to WilliAmstown. Mass, next Monday to attend the commencement exercises of Williams College where their SOD, Marcus, graduates this month.
 Miss Catherine Finnegan who is a student at the Willimantic Normal School, is member of the class tha, will be graduated from that institution Friday, June 26 Miss Finnegan ha, bean chosen historian of the class.
 Walter L. Mains big circus e1 hibits at Winsted today. Excursion rates at all stations from Millerton to Grant's inclusive. Train No. will wait It Winsted until 4.45 p m. fol Nillerton and intermediate points.
 The proposed constitution was not uppermoat in the minds of North Ca. nan people last Monday. Only six tesn votes had been cast at 12 o'clock, and when the polls closed at five o'clock the count showed 45 yes and 13 no.
 -Rsv. M. H. Mill occupied the pulpit of the Episcopal church in Dan bury last Sunday and according tt Danbury parties preached two most ex oellent sermons. Gideon Pond O WInsted read in Christ church here.
 Many people in this town hay, learned with sorrow of the death of Mir Gerday of Salisbury. Although lam, ever since young girlhood she wa always . pleasant acquaintance, and was most excell.n nt pianist. She hat played here End at East Canaan severa tinos of late years with . 6alisbur, ocoAanlzA and had quits . large ac a1nintAAoo h town.