Connecticut western news., 1879-03-05
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Winsted.
 There will be quite number of business changes this spring which we will be able to report later.
 The religious interest in the Methodist church continues unabated, meetings are held each night during the week.
 The sudden death of Lucius Lewis has just been announced. His death was caused probably hy fall on the ice, ir jur- ing him internally, He wasa good cit izen.
 Weather, ''the topic of conv. rsa,ion gen erally," is very fine. Sleighing threatens hard these pleasant days. of leaving. Have no doubt when the good people of the say ''go." X. NIill River.
 Dyer Stanard has iaished moving, md hangs out his shingte with strong nduc. = ments to those who wish to huy cheap tol cash,
 R. Garfield sold out his business. stock and tools Jan. 3l, to c. H. Spragu who has conducted the business since that date, hiring Canfi.id to boss the work, while he supplies the public with tir from his cart . B Atwater sliii stays to finish learning the ! trade. It is rumored Sprsgue is to take a partner, with Cash, then he is not certain Ot staying here. he thinks he can do better 1 elsewhere. Garfield, it is said. will follow 1 the road as soon as spring opens. 1 The report that the Brookside mills have shut down for good is not epcopraeing tc l the business men of the place, A great many are complaining with the hard cold and sore throat epizootc, some quite sick
 Again the subject of dramatic talent is being agtated. and 1t looks IS if there | would be enough talent obtained to make ] an interesting entertainment, providing the s, lection nf the plays are good. James Russel> has not arrived yet. but is expected every day. HANK. sharon.
 The Sharon cornet band came together on Saturday evening and recHganizsd. They npmber some fourteen pieces. MT. 5. N. Jenks Ot Millerton is to be their leader.
 MT. Wakeman has left the employ of E. B. Reed & Co.,, and IS to commence iEe study of law in the spring under J. Wade Hughes.
 Mr. Charles Marvin of Canaan fills his place very acceptably in tue telegraph flee hpd store.
 Ely Rowley has purchased the Clspp place. and will move in a few weeks. Ash. bel MerWin of Canaan will occppy the house in which Nr. B. hes formerly lived Albert Rowley of CaulkipstoWp has lost one eye. He has been 8 great sufferer. Charles Hand'in has bought the Geo. h. graham mill property. John Loucks has bought out the Sharon station plail route. Mrs. Clapp has lessed the David Cole house for the purpose of ketpidg boarders. Judge Hughes has nearly recovered from his late illness.
 c. C. Gordon has sold out bis drug bus iness to gentleman from Woodbury. Ct.. by the name Of Grape, Mrs. Robert Goodwin retuFnel nu Sat- urday from BinghamtOn, N. ' where she has been attending the funeral of her fNth- er
 Rev. r H. Whaley. rector of the Fpis- Charlestown. 8. o., to attend the funeral of his mother.
 Solomon Rierce died suddenly last week of dropsy. ARycAANUM North Norfolk.
 Although our chapel. since It's erection, has been crowded with people to listen 10 star preachers several times, never has it been SO erselv packed as on Friday eve- nIng last. with persons drawn together by concert. To say that it was 8 success would be only saying what all the cores. pondents of afl the lecal papers say of the various entertainments they note, therefore the writer ''darrs to maintain" that it ex- ce, ded many entertainments he has witness ed in cities and large towns by profession