Connecticut western news., 1903-04-16
Mir and Mrs Albert l.. Barnes are moving to Sheffield, Mass.

Mir and Mrs Albert l.. Barnes are moving to Sheffield. Mass.
 Frank Dempsey, Jr., will clerk for Jackson & Eggleston for time.
 There was fire in the swamp near Pine Grove station last Sunday and Monday, but no great damage is re- ported.
 Mrs Laura Richardson, who lives with the Whittlesey. family at 1.-The Grove" has been very ill and threaten ed with pneumonia, but is now conva- lescent.
 MT and Mrs Frank Miller of Bridge port have been staying week or more at their cottage at Twin Lakes. They will come again later in the season to remain all summer,
 -Rev. U. G Warren and wife were at G. W. Parsons last Friday, going to Sharon on Saturday afternoon. Miss Jennie Hamm of Ivoryton was also at G. W. Parsons over Easter.
 Presiding Elder Belcher occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church last Sunday morning and preached an im- pressive sermon from Job XIV: IA "It man die, shall he live again ?"
 There was large congregation at the Pilgrim church last Sunday morn ing. and Rev. E. c. Gillette preached fine Easter sermon. His text vast St. John xxx: 13-"Why Heepest thou ?"
 All trains lead to Canaan and to- morrow they stop at the front door of Cooke's carriage repository where g grand second annual opening will take place. Band music and other attrac- lions.
 The Barnes families of Connecti- cut will meet at New Haven, June 4, to organize for united action in genealogic- al research, T. O. Barnes of Pleasant Valley. Conn will supply general in- formation.
 Mrs o. R. Camp went to Roxbury last Monday, and from there she and Gol A, l.. Hodge will take trip to Nor ristown, Tenn. Col Hodges daughter, Mrs L Pons, will accompany them as far as Washington, D: o.
 To use Prof Walter P. Bradley's own words he lets the liquid air do it's own talking and simply acts as an in- terpreter. The result is an entertain ment so wonderful that everyone in the audience is profoundly impressed.
 Fred Schermsrhorn, the stone mason. tells us that on Sunday last he killed 58 black snakes in lot near his house in Wetogue district, and that the long. and the smallest one feet long.
 -Dr T. F. Barnes of Oyster Bay, L. I. and O. D. V. Barnes of New York, visited their parents, Mir aud Mrs Fl. c. Barnes. here over Easter. Miss Bessie Frein of Great Burlington was also 8 guest of her grandparents at the same time.
 Prospects are that the early morn- ing train out of Winsted will start from Canaan during the coming season, ar- irving in Hartford about nine o'clock and returning leave there about 5 30 and the Sunday New York evening ser vice the same as last season. -Winsted Citizen.
 Last Monday Charles Mansir and Willie Straub were preparing ground on the Granger farm. Willie was driv- ing the double team hitched to a spike tooth harrow, and in turning corner the horses stumbled. turned over the harrow and one of the horses fell onto the harrow where it was impaled on the teeth and could not get off, dying there from it's injuries.
 The dance given by the Nine Girls Club at the hall on Monday night was in every way a success. About forty couples of young people were in at tendance, several coming from out of town. Four of the girls acted as floor managers and they kept the dance go- ing. Turner & Camps orchestra of Lakeville furnished the music. Ice cream and cake were served at mid night.