Connecticut western news., 1878-01-17

EGC0lVG paper till several dollars are due. and then leave the postmaster to inform us the paper is not re. ceived. and the subscriber gone. nobody knows anybody know where they sreH
 Geo. Weed, Great Bend, Ps.. GA co Mrs. Theo. Sweet, Union Grove, Wis, 5 2s E. Snedeker. Marketable. Conn.,, 3 6a B. J. Arnold, Otsego, N. r., 50 H. E. Howe, Huntsville, Conn.,, 6 1s M. Stevens, Chapinville, Conn.,, l 6e
 MeClerrin, Chapinvflle, Conn.,, "a 8. Silvernail Ekhart. Ind. %
 Doorkseper.-Mr. w. D. Reid, son of the Key. Dr. Reid of Salisbury is appoint ed doorkeeper to the Senate in Hartford, and it is a very worthy appointment.
 Exohangs of Real Estate MT. Robert Taft of Ashley Falls has traded his resi- dence. the Thurston store place and the store recently occupied by Mir. R c. Taft, all situated in that village. with MT. Nicho- las VznDeusen for his farm Tn Clayton.
 Village Improvsment.-The Village I'm provenent Association will hold half dime sociable at the residence of D. L.. Peirce Esq, in this village Wednesday eye hing, Jan. B. The public are cordially invited to attend.
 s'Ths Psalms of Davis. ."-He workedin Salisbury few weeks ago, and while pas sing bread at the table of his employer, ob- served lady select very thin slice when be exclaimed with considerable astonish- ment: Whyl you've got slice thin enough to read the Sams of DG0is through" CD ''The what ?" said the lady: ''the sams of Davis" he repeated, and hand, the bread to the next.
 Reunion. -MR. EDIToR:-Christmas was the occasion of very pleasant reunion of the family of Mir. and Mrs. Harvey War ner, who will be remembered as being for many years residents of Canaan, though now living in Sardisfeld. They met at the residence of Nr. Joseph Warner. The par ty numbered over fifty, and among them were six children, twenty-one grandchil- dren, and two great-grand-children of MT. and Mrs. Warner, who now look hale and hearty. though they have seen ffty-two Christmas days since their marriage. May they live to sec many more, and may they ell be as pleasant as was this one. X. Our Schools. The schools in the new school house in this village resumed their sessions last Monday, after vacation of two weeks. We are informed the new stud ies promised are introduced in the upper room, viz: physiology. algebra. latin and
 history. MT. Adams, the principal of the
 upper apartment, manifests considerable
 zeal for the interes. and welfare of the school. and the teachers of the intermediate
 and primary departments, Miss Roraback
 and Mrs. Root, are certainly giving mes' excellent satisfaction. Probably never be fore in the history of the town have we hae
 better schools than we have today.
 0s. Burlington Savings Bank -rher'
 has been teken out of the Great Harrington
 sayings bank in eight days by depositors
 seventy thousand dollars. Come on, all y
 that want the ''filthy lucre" Now is your
 time. If you have par of old -stub-tailed
 stags that have been run through coa
 bush the past summer, or ten acres o
 swamp or hard-hack land that you wan to raise the ''rhlno" on, make out you
 mortgage and come on. The $70,OOO is il
 old stockings. old cracked tea pots and ol rusty tin cups. Some lie awake nights l.
 watch their ducats; others have hidden then
 in their straw beds; but no matter; brinl on anything in the line of securities, flo the dimes are waiting for an investment ] not particular about the rates of interes, only let us have Q mortgage for our money : Hurry up now, 50 that we can -slee ] nights, and have peace of mind in general -............. - ANx1oUs. ] West Cornwall. The people of this vii
 ilage must feel thankful to you for the spsc
 you gave in your last paper of the dedica t tory service at our chapel etc. Ever slnc we first talked about building chapel ii 3 this place there has not a week passed bu what some one of the county papers hs
 had something to say about it, and 1t ha f given the correspondents of the several pa ,, pers something to write about. Now it ? all over, what shall we do to fill a space i 6 the papers 2 There ia not much for us t 8 send you this week, but what there is yo 3 shall have. Our new doctor has fnsll D got here and we notice his shingle out g the drug store. The doctor appears to ' 6 nice fellow, and it is said he understand e his business. We wish him euccess....... 8 Our Landlord Miller has got sign on th D brain, and has had his old slgn newly pair ? ted. It looks well in its new coat of pain .....J. Msllison has gone South on business ]. They say s'Joe" has the best pigs m town !, Ia this so 1.-The Temperance Club is ge n ting along nicely. The members have bus ,. ness meetings every Tuesday evening. ..... t The snow has put damper upon the ska ~ ting rink ......... Wood choppers do moet ( . their chopping around store stoves. The 1T can put up and chop quite number ( T cords when they are warming their tot ' around good fire......At the annual meet . ing of the W. o. Band last week, Geore !. Hughes was elected leader, Ethan Bof t worth, assistant leader and J. H. Col
 ipEeRdents E.