Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
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 About zo jsckea we're sold at thiazts1anI isFtsasr Island, excursion yesserdays..., -pr. Wn F cfpekes of Aaelatp;, ;: % sayiag:ssip: to his hoa,s in East oahaaiI last sTks eF6, T ccmplstion of the. osnsus. for slis soNNina VII probahif isheV 1aoe or 1900 Repn- hti0nxs sx.. .::t ,.,ttss4 e. .-, :.
 @-Ashmbss efIaaisas from Virginia went up t6s HSnsatonie RsR ,so Htscksridge last 1hlrsdiJ. e.st. =. :: '. .:.s.. .sfs- ': s.:s .a.4r8s Hatsasosic R. R psasshses tisth Conductors now ~ear blue 'unisormsp with brass buttons. .'7s . 2a .t..t.
 -.Ahlbls reading soof the place of the rsshRsermon at ths Methodist church last Sunday evening. ;. ~
 -Dr. g. T. Ciemans of New Milford was infsown last Monday, with his brother, Dr. J. U. 0d Eslis sW4ge. .t-t
 HafsceD. Humphfeys drives around in a ns4 opsh hagsy, purchased during his recent visitio Eofcaater, Mas. 4..4 @.
 -affa Wua., c. Peirce of Champaign, Ills. is vlsiting at Ms.s sD. L. .Peirce's ths brother of her husband, in this plaes.
 s,ghs, ,coysrshss ben put on Prsss's. Nsw Mariboro stag, taakinesit.n much mora agree. able ndtasasant for asssDgers.
 "A number of the ffisnds q. Mss Minnie E. Clark sashefed at her residspcs on the lath inst iS dslssrsss ,hssl7sh bhthday.> E , 4Ths sfza1dsssdissisf E q E E h t0Ssnsis ig Squire Roraback,s doofE .vara, and thsre too, gre the ezsaisss fosss sntaahs most of 'suss \ s~rkss;sk riksis; Muaseae;s @ ss sis ! Houaatoass who several yeass sge livs4 h thia place. was in seNn iast sssuFaay leohiag: ID his old friends.
 -Ps,lsisssu ths snoant of.ss0oe. were issusdia one dsy rsessa5 6y singie agent 6fshs sTo6acoos af65were Mutual Insurance Go. fa- ys sasa=:. :c:s < :.< --5i;.:
 z1Aa : anaaal Convssn.ision5 aot sha Lisch6eld Northwss sunday schssol U1son vas'fbld ir Goshsi Sessssrday, Rsv9 sAE Macksy oi thii place presiding. 2 a:s..-sls
 -aro31e Knickesbocksr is building , judgss' stand at the trossing course, which ii anssncousaging indication of its becoming { permanent fixture.
 "A watering trough is what ws neet next, in the desert, baciE for in front 0 Union depot. Five dollars laid out in sucl convenience would be good investment. s.
 -As the, Congregational Conference g WolcOssyizsAast week; appropriate memoria sketches we're .giyen of. the lats, Rev. Dr Eidsides of Norfolk and the late Dr. Reid 0 Salisbury .c:.s: = ,.
 -Ensinssr Mark. Barpula of the. Fl: R. R informs us that six carloads of milk ar, hauled ipto BrideepofSa6r New York dariy or shessboys fsilfoad, insEead of three as report ed 6y the Bridgeport Standard . =
 -Ws had a plsassat yisis from 4Mr ;Joh, o. Belds6- -ef the Hartford Times on Monday and win be pleased to see hin again, even i he does nanage to borro~ a Iissae of our tdun dercn koornNkaiii aho6sink afsir..
 -Frsddie P. B. (Paregoric Bottle D Young has been appointed aisistant postmaster il srlsess;a and viii ttobasay see that .fh' mali bags are brought to the post eoaRees-e the same day. thsy arrive at:the dePCs- 1
 MI. ". E. Baker, of Hartford, genera agent for the Home fFe insdrsnce company has appsieted A, T. | zM >Rerasack aeaps for said company in this place. The Home knows whep4p leok for n1sn. n.who'wM tak' care of itssin&arssts.- -9I.r '','S'''
 -.Hon. Senator Darii pavfs of liu0ds fa besh vistsing Ar. WEi. Adam in tAiis place to Whom he is reisted, and, a .ettposuibl candiaassr for thss Ptesidency, attracte' muek ssseutioa. 7 : sss
 Miss F. A. Dean who taught the inter medistsi dspsrtmsnt of high tschoOl in. sthi place during the. pest term, has accepted
 posftfotf ta tescher in che State Seminary a ssn Francisco. Miss De.n ,is smiaently fl ted foT a pfnminenf position as, teacher, an our disfzict is to be congratulated on hsNin secured her services for even one short term
 The annual prize dsciamations of sh c ,lleee cf sbe City of New York were deiiv cred in B6osh's .theatse last iAonday befor an inmense auAience,, Among the 'deela mations ueptioned e elaEaculariy excellent was Wits Gmqps speech on f1enefson' an' Adams,' < sdelfSsFed by Fred 6. Hunt. w always knew Fred was eus out fofa4 eraSor not only becanse he attended, at the oi' school house. on Elm # but because oi nl commenting and dignihed bearing, espscial! when The slender birch in teaeher Rorsbacki hands was measuring the circumference ofhi i, lees, and allowing nothing fos margin.
 --Ms. '. 4, MaGDonaid, of the Stevens Hoass, who spsees no psins b please .hi' guests, e. 6eutribute to he benefit of the eommunity. has. invited tkes West Cornwall brass band to give an open ais convert feom j.is hsleosy, Saturday evenias of this week This bsna :is composed of is pisces, and stands high as ons of the best bspds in the state. ME W.North, the leader, has few rivals as a eornstist snd tsachsE, and is alsoA compoaef, tho band plsying, | nnmbsf. of. pisces of rhis esmpositiop,. They have reeently purchassd neg nnffazas thsoughout, and, besidsse max