Connecticut western news., 1873-03-07
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 Spsfng WeSther.-Mercury in thermom- eters in this village yesterday (Thursday, ) was reported at fourteen degrees below zero. Pretty snug Sprng weather.
 North GOshen.-Mr. Nelson Austin has sold his farm in North Goshen, to O. J. possession given April lst. The price paid is about $3 GOO.
 Sold at -iuctton. The. ".Orr Place in tlis village was sold at auction last Satur- day. as per advertisement in the NEWS, the purchaser being MT. Warren Sparks of and the price paid $l, 100.
 Sharon.-Who has said anything about our Sharon correspondents, any way, eh Don't they know what they are about part of the time, and won't they send us some thing in the shape of an item or two, soon " You bet ~
 .4grjculturol. Our young friend Pettee, of Lakeville, is re-arranging the books in the library, in that village, according to their subject matter. In doing SO. who says he put the one eRtitled "Irish Bulls ' under the head of " Agricultural?
 Large Funeral The funeral of Mir. Schalley, in Falls Village. last Sabbath, was one of the largest that ever passed through that village There were twenty nine double, and twen,y-one single teams in the procession.
 District Coatrt.-Court business is lively in Falls Village, this week, as no less than sixty cases will be "looked into" at thls session of the District Court. Such ar amount of business calls loudly for the early completion of the new Court House in that village.
 Personal-The Rev. Mir. Johnson o1 this village. who was so seriously in jured in Amenia Union some time since, arrived at his home here last Wednesday afternoon. He is looking indeed very poorly, but now that he is home, it is hoped he will soon regain his usual good health.
 Deep SnoW.-In places where it has not been disturbed by the wind, snow is said to be four feet deep on Mount Riga, and the other mountains west of Salisbury.
 In South Norfolk and thereabout, snow is reported as being on an average. .fce fee' deep!
 Haryord. People from this region trad ing in Hartford, find the immense whole sale and retail Dry Goods Emporium of Messrs. Weatherby, Kuous & Pelton, 33J Main street, as good place as there is in the country to buy Dress Goods, Cloakings, Shawls, Embroideries-in fact all those sort O things. Go and see them when in in the city.
 NesO Buildings. - Messrs. Daniels &, carpenters, are building a new workshop few rods west of the station, in this village, on the road from the Main street to the depot. Mr. Shepard Packard is building new house just across the street from the Grove school-house, which, when completed, will be very good and substantial building.
 7he Inauguratton.-Th attendance on the second inauguration of President Grant in Washington last Tuesday, was very large, the procession being two miles long The streets along the route were magnifl gently decorated, and in fact the display throughout tn e National Capital was very 
 Goshen.-M. B. Farlin, harness-maker, is going to Hotchkissville, in this state to open 8 shop. Albert Wadhams has brought in a drove of cows......L. H. & Allyn are ship ping good many cheese now-a-days..... The snow w-banks have assumed mountainous proportions. s.......Subterranean passages wll soon be in order. Dog days are anxiously looked for. P.Qs
 SAoveltng Snor.-Mr. - says if Mir. George Dodge would shovel out the snow banks in front of his house, he would save vast amount of profane wickedness, but Mr. D. says he is no such man. He says MT. John Walton is the man to be talked to about these things. He says Wal ton works hard and means we'll, but he cont shovel snow with anything larger than a dessert spoon, and as consequence every furry of snow we have fills him full.
 Senatorial ConUentton.-The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of the towns com prising the 17th Senatorial District, will send the usual number of delegates to meet in convention, at Dudley's Hotel, Falls Village, Conn.,, on Wednesday. March l2th, at 10 A. M., for the purpose of placing in nomination candidate for State Senator to be supported at the approaching election.
 J. c. SMITH,
 H. F. HARRIS, Dist. Com.
 JOHN H. WADHAMs,
 Brutal Assault.-Last Sabbath, as MT. Munroe Miller, one of the proprietors of the Miller House in Lakeville, was going from the hotel to his residence, on the road, to this village, he was met by team with two men, one of whom, as they came up to him and were passing Che had stepped aside to allow them to pass), struck him a brutal blow with the butt-end of whip, hitting him on the side of his head. The men were evidently intoxicated at the time, and knew not whom they had assaulted, and seemed to not care, so long as it was somebody. Mir. Miller has ascertained that one of the occupants of the sleigh, al- though not the one who struck the blow, was fireman on one of the freight trains of the Connecticut Western road, and whose name is Devine, and the other is al