Connecticut western news., 1878-10-16
CORRESPONDENTS.
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South Lee.- <
 Mrs. E. w. Buell. and granddaughter, Miss Bcssi ie Crowell of Plttsfield, are visit ing friends in town, stopping at A J. Gard ner's.....A. Marsh, our veteran hsIel uIau, has caught several nice pickerel this fal...... The evening writing school for ladies and gentlemen has been postponed until further notice..R. J. Orr has been on the sick list but is better and is oDce more ready to accommodate his friends with anythi, 2 in the dry goods or grocery line. Give him a call .....A mistake in our last week $ was to have commenced the high. school next Monday, has for some reason or other, suddenly left for Ono, so We are left with, out a teacher..... Miss Kate fellows has re accustomed post in the mill......Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Ross, who have been in N. Y |. for the past week, have returned and in- tend to stay a month yet. We are glad the city people find old Berkshire so attract. ive...... During the Intermlssion of the school in district No. 5 Wednesday noon, quan. tity of plastering fell from the wall over, head, causing quite scattering among the scholars. Fortunately DO one was hurt. ......Miss Hattie Lape is visiting trends in Albany, N. Y. o l. 0.
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 News is .....The Misses Eldridge, who started for Europe some days since. arrived safely at Queenstown, Get II, by steamer "Bothnia.' 'o....The Rev. MT, Gleason exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mir. Hagen of Goshen last Sabbath. MT. Scot Beach is acting as postmaster during MT. o. H. Wolcott's illness. Mrs. B. T. Swift has returned to her home in Detroit. ......Mr. Geo. T. Johnson. our popular druggist has returned from weeks vaca' tion......The work ln the cemetery is nearly completed. The committee on cemeteries has appointed Thursday, Oct. IT, at o'clock, as time for which people can st - lect their family burial plots. If stormy. it will be postponed until the next fair day .....W. l. Sparks & Go. have erected Il new lamp in front of their store, which is qlite attractive KS well as bene ficisl. We hope others will follow their example...... Mir. Charles Cobb is slowly recovering from the effects of a srIained back and shoulder caused by misstep when going from Captain John A. Shepsrd's to the post office, few days ago......Mr. l.. D. Northway has been elected president of the ''Norfolk Christian Temperance Union. MT. B. Butler declined to accept the posi- ton again, and vote of thanks was cx, tended to him by the union, for his efficient services during the past six months. ThClI regular monthly meetings will hereafter come on Tuesday evenings instead of Wed. nesday. SPECIAL.
 Jerome L. ffingwell, who was struck by a falling timber while raising the frame of a barn about a week ago, died Saturday night. The funeral services were held at bis late residence on 'Hollister Hill" at II o'clock Tuesday, the remains being brought to the cemetery near this village for inter- ment..... The funeral of "Johnpie," eldest son of l.. P. Reyes, took place at the cem- etery Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Another son of MT. Ks was buried on the Monday previous, and other members of the family are still seriously ill......Mrs Nellie T. Brigham, the inspirational speak CT, delivered an excellent address at the town hall, Thursday evening, to an audi ence that filled the hall to it's fullest seat ing capacity Rev. J. Marsland, pastor of the Congregational church, read his res ignation last Sabbath, to take effect some time within three months. Cause: 'The