Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06

Sharon.--After long week of damp ness and rain the bright and beautiful Sab- bath sent gladness to the hearts of all. The churches were we'll filled and each congre- gation listened to stirring and impressive discourses. The sacrament of the Lords Supper was administered in the M. E. church. A meeting of the trustees and building committee met at the Congrega. tlonal church on Saturday to perfect ar- engagements for the proposed extension on their church. The proposal of I. N. Bar tram being much lower than others, he is reported as having the contract, and the work will be commenced forthwith. ..... The temperance meeting thls (Monday) evening is eagerly looked forward to by the zealous and earnest workers in this heavcn.born cause. We shall without doubt hear many practical hints from MT. Traver of Paw ling. N. Y., who is expected to address the union, but we feel that nothing short of an earthquake will stir up the fallow ground in the hearts of a self-riS Shteous class, who are not only planted but rooted and ground ed Tn our midst. There must be union of hearts and hands and then with 'sgOod pull, strong pull and pull altogether" we may hope to see the ball put ID motion. Miss Greenwood, president of the Ladies Temperance Union of Brooklyn. will be in Sharon June 18th. We welcome her and trust she will receive the marked attention her position demands. The Wright-Hum- phrey wedding will take place in the M. E. church on Wednesday afternoon, June 9th, at o'clock p. m......The Phenlx Base Ball Club of Sharon played match game with the Seminary nine on the Pbenix grounds on Wednesday, May 18th. Out of compli- mentC) we presume they allowed them selves to be beaten. Fortunately for cur boys they have chosen name which is im- mortal, and although ''laid out" at every games yet they are able to arise. .......C. J. Camp, president of the Connecticut Vest ern R. R., was in town last week, for the purpose of settling with those injured by the Tarifyille disaster. Geo. Peck of Ells- worth received $500; Davld Woodward, SITS, which is as far as we have learned... l. N. Bartram has the contract for desr- able piece of work in Burlington. It is an extension connected with the Congregation al church In that place...... The Amy Stone troupe, who were billed for this place on Wednesday, June 9th. are reported to have, through some disturbance among them selves, failed to keep their arrangements the past week, and we shall not be likely to realize after all what we have looked for ward to with much pleasure. We hope the Hutchinsons will not fail to make Sharon in thelr round tlrp. ARcANUM.
 West Cornwall -MR. EDITOR We sent you about three weeks ago. items about the temperance work in this place, but suppose you had so much Ten Eyck on the brain you could not think of anything else. We may be the last in this Gospel Temperance work, but not least, as you will see by the list we send you of those who have signed the pledge and wear the blue ribbon:
 Ashman-Gertrude and Ellen.
 Baldwin-C E, Harvey D, Mrs c E, Ed. mund 0.
 Butler-Moses G. Willie, Aimee L, Mrs MO.
 Bailey-G A, John.
 Bradley-Eliza M.
 Brennan-J s.
 Barnum-CaJrie. Hannah.
 Brush-Ella L, w B.
 Beck-Mary.
 Beardsley-S c. Ebert.
 Brewster-Wm. E Barton FTP.
 Bancroft-Geo H.
 Bosworth-Mrs T J, and Ethan.
 Cochrane-James, Mrs James. R N, Mrs R N. J Huston, Mrs LA, Huston, Minnie E.
 Carter-Maggie.
 Coons- A, Mrs A.
 Cole-Mrs H, Joseph. ? Clume-Eli, Mrs Eli, Carrie.
 Clark-George.
 Casioant-Mr and Mrs.
 Capon-Edward.
 Dean-Frank, Schuyler.
 Ford-James O jr.
 Fitch-Rev c N. Mrs 0 NO L,Mrs O L.
 Fri,z-John F jr. Louisa. Mary, George, Sophia M, Willie F.
 Fanton-Ralph.
 Gold-Martha w.
 Guild-Fannie c.
 Gould-W, we.
 Hall-Watson, Laura, Dr CM.
 Hart-E B, Mrs E B, E B jr. CJ, L 0. H c, Jessie O, Walter c, Francis M. Hitchcock-C s. Hubbell-Mrs Laura. Hoult-Miss Nellie. Hughes-George.
 Herman-Johu. Harold-George.
 Holmes-H M. Harrison-WiIie. Long-Sarah J, Hattie. Mattie, Sarah, s. | Leach-Miss SJ,
 Lane-Alford. Look W B, Mrs W B. Ives-RI. Marsh-I, Mrs I, HattieJ.
 McDermott May.
 Myers-Celia, Lillie. Rosa, Fred.
 Morey-Francls Maria, H.
 Miller-Sarab, Mary.
 Mallinson-Mrs Walter, Jennie.
 Nickerson-M s. Mrs M 8, Emma A, Orson, Leonard J.
 Owens-Theodore, Frank.
 O'Donnell-M H. John, James.
 Oldfield-George,L Lizzie, Wm B. Pratt-R R, Mrs K R. E D, HIM.