Connecticut western news., 1880-01-28
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEVIS
 AA~S&SaS1A- -SSsSc-.-E-. s.s We shall feel ereasly obliged to any of cur friendg in the county, or elsewhere, who Sa ssna sny ssS9ETsSSs nos'Ss os -HoOniessssae ess saeass fora eraekss,'
 But the ',sss horse" don't appreciate it. Barnes Brothers have 'sblown out" their lime kilu2s sss 70 sssts';' <, t.... @:e...+ --old age kRs sssssiA oR chafles Paul's' gray horse. Aas-ssS., s;"."- '-~.+ -Mr. I. V. Johueoa of NsahAnic, N. J. spent the Sabbatisia toWas, -z-.~ -...-r "A. ..,. --M,as1S1n RsaAsia sis isn on the ice the other day, and dislocated her right wrist. The. .aAas SfGeo.sL Passons' new house on wsss Ass. been raised. -pArsskfron Roy, N. Y. are in this vi. sinisy bsss $ the tobapoo crops.
 "A dssessg sksfaeid Last Friday night drew quite number from this place.
 --AuaitoeSH Watson of the H. R. R. was in town trs othsf day, visiting relatives.
 -shsteA people can now get extra copies of the NesssatG, E. Ciane's drug store.
 Miss Dickerman%of W.insted has been visiting Mrs. W. T. Ferguson of this place.
 -InaeGoSf dhtrict1No. there arc 147 children between ths, ages of four and six teen. ->'' -,
 .-Thes''Y. M S;S.club" of Sheffield is to give Shasduetadss bal next Wednesday night. y..-s-. ,e..-.
 -Ths Conn. Farmer, is to, be. printed at the ofaek ekof ths Wfnssed Press. So says the "A calathump sereuade was given c re- turned bride and groom at Canaan Valley the other Hisht<.@ ..--.s,s s.-.; -- :. ...s
 --s4ndis6eld recently had ''phanton dance, " the, dancersbeing snveloped from head otpoE ip. white.
 "A fraeas occurred between this place and South Canaan recently, all becanse there was "a wo1sp ss the aass"
 The engineers on the Housatonic R. R. were xsesRtlx sesanined for color-blinduess, but nd aeasssswsSs>f s>foundS,>- .. ,, ,. . s..
 Miss Jacobs, living on Elm-st. fell on the ice the other day. and for nearly week was unabls to move hand or foot
 -Pinney of the winsted Press, gays vaill, of the Herald is the handsomest editor in Connecticut Seen us, Pinney3
 "A valuable horse belonging to Ezra LAngdoa Of Canaan Valley was recently in- iurea h the,power of horas threshsr.
 --Ths< first Miller House annual" dance come, of at Sheffield Town Hall tomorrow nighE E.and Rromises to be happy occasion.
 James Sheffield, living near Pine Grove Camp Ground, caught the other day, 50 pick. srel aggrsgating ss 1-2 pounds, in Wards cove.-
 Rev. Fl. H. Hayden has been released on bail, two of his counsel, George H. Wat rous and L. N. Hubbard, giving 35,00o bonds for him.
 A Colebrook wretch sprinkled the ball room floor. with red pepper at . recent club dance at that place, and caused quite sneez- ing chorus: <. ..
 -Griswold's pastilles are tAe thing for coughs, hoazseness, etc., and are unsurpassed for cleansing the breath. They arc on sale at Camps drug store
 The Lime Rock Iron company are filling an order for wheels for the Union Pacific rail. road, ,iand have lately received an order from the Sandwich Islands.
 IN. s. Pratt, the popular sx-clerk of the Warner House. and Union House in this place, passed through here last week with his Travelling emporium"
 "A man and boy living on tho Robbins farm near Falls Village, recently went into the woods nsar bE and got lost, wandering about from g a- m. until p. n.
 The temperance lecture by Rev. 8. B. Forbes of winsted, announced to have been delivered in Town Hall last night, is post poned until next Saturday night.
 -H. Fl. Cogswell of this place has . cAlla plant, the stalk of which measures four feet, seven inches long, land contains twenty.two Leaves, one blossom and one bud.
 "A few indiyiduals believing in the old h. dian legend that rich mine oflead is located In Cornwall Bridge, have purchased tract of rnouptain hand. intending to open the mine in the Spring,
 ->SyanAnen's orchestra of Ct Burlington furpishss, music for the I. D. D. Y. Club dances in this place. Billy gets lots of mu. sic out of his first violin, and gives good sat isfaction, too.
 "A tramp entered Chapinville house the ofhyr night in the absence of the family, built fire. drew q bed near the stove and had good nights rest, when he left without doing any damage.
 A couple of 'rising" young nsen of this rlics are in the habit of prowling at night about the back streets, drsssedin women's caosSs& They have evidently drifted into thsi proper, sphere.
 Tn the death of Dr. Knight, Salisbury .afsars . blow, from which it will not soon recoysr, and the state loses faithful guardi- sn of an important trust Conscientious in all his dealings, he won the respect of all vitk whom he came in contact and, dying hs leaves in the popular heart ca aching voad ,vhfch even time cannot allay. 1