Connecticut western news., 1904-09-08

Major s. A. Bennett of New York was at The Naples over Sunday.
 The Allyn-Cass summary process case has been adjourned to September 26.
 Mrs. F. B. Young of Pittsfield, Mass visited the Misses Norton on Monday.
 Robert l.. VanDeusen of Great Bar rington and New York visited relatives here Tuesday.
 Miles White of New York city is visiting at his sisters, Mrs. John Marr's, for an indefinite time.
 Clayton Carey, who was recently employed in Rhoades' barber shop, has returned to Lime Rock.
 Benjamin Baldwin attended the funeral of his father, Harvey Baldwin, at North Cornwall last Monday.
 The Misses Caroline and Josephine Camp gave five o'clock tea to their young friends last Thursday, Sept. 1.
 -The drought is getting to be seri- ous matter. There has been only one rainy day during the past four weeks. Quite frost occurred in this village and vicinity Tuesday morning and the mercury was down to AZ degrees at 6.30 a. m.
 Miss Kathryn Thoms of Millerton and New York City, is employed as trimmer at Mrs. S. 0. Beckley millinery parlors.
 Samuel Holt and family, who have been visiting relatives in this village, returned to their home in Albany last Monday.
 A game of base ball will be played here next Saturday, Sept. 10. between called at 3.15 p. m.
 The frame for A. P. Briggs new house on Church street has been raised and shows that the house will be large, convenient and pretty one.
 
 Monday to remodel the interior of the house which he bought of s. O. Cum mings, and he expects to move into 1t about October 1.
 Henry R. Whitford left here Tues day morning for Albany, Troy, Utica, | Syracuse and Buffalo, to purchase car riages, harness, blankets, robes and fur coats. He will be away several days. The electric street lights re-appear- ed last Thursday after their summers s vacation. All were glad to see them again, but will see them better as soon as new lamps are substituted and the refectors cleaned.
 -Dr. L.J. Turner, veterinary surgeon, of Winsted was called here Saturday to treat one of w. w. Warmers horses that was suffering from inflammation of the bowels. Dr. Turner worked over the horse all night and saved the animal.
 Miss Mabel Wander and {iss Nina Backmire of Hartford and Mrs Flor ence Jackson Stoddard of Brooklyn, N. Y.. who have spent the summer at the Twin Lakes House, have returned to their respective homes. | Charles T. Butcher brought to the NEWS office last Saturday some russet apples. also some native or wild apples, that grew on his premises last year. All the apples were in good condition, and MT. Butcher said they would keep in his cellar a month or more longer. Robert Little of Weatogue, who has been in poor health a long time and for the last two years or more has been con- fined to his bed the greater part of the time, is now very comfortable and sits up more or less every day. MT. Little will be 82 years of age the fifth day of next month.
 | Communion service will be held in the Methodist church next Sunday morn. ing. That will be the last Sunday that services will be held in the church until after the building is remodeled. The carpenters will begin work on the edi- flee next Monday and it is expected the church will be closed about two months |