Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10

send something each week if possible. Don't | wait until you can gather full column to send Gall at once," but let us hear from you from week to week, if you can't give more than two items at time, remembering that neacs is not improved by age. Falls Village.
 Mrs. P. B. Burnett has returned from wis., it to the "Elm City, Charles Smith, son of conductor Smith, has been brought home to his fathers; be gains but slowly,
 Joseph Mundry started last week for Flori- da where he intends to go into the orange business with his uncle. The Catholic Church of this place has been painted by J. Pulver and r. Stone, and the basement of the M. F. Church is to be re- painted by the same parties. Mrs H. c. Crandall and son were the guests of friends in Gt Burlington over Sun day.
 Amesvllle parties aro the getters up of a "socal hop" which will be held at Citizens hall Wednesday evening. Tho next meeting of the Congregational ladies aid society is appointed at the house of | MT. Judson Adams, on Thursday. Prof l.. E. Rogers, veterinary dentist, has been in town for nearly two weeks past, but has now gone to Danbury. MT. Wm. Colepaugh has returned from New Milford, and is at work again with his brother in the barber shop.
 District court will be in session Tuesday, and there will be but a few cases to try, it is said.
 Miss Mattie I. Scoville of West Cornwall has a class here, to which she is giving paint ing lessons.
 Union communion services were held at the Congregational church Sunday, and the rite of baptism was conferred upon child of one of the members. MT. Stephen Brigper was severely injured by fall from tho depot platform one night recently while on his way home, and was | found in tho morning in a seni-Conscious condition. He has been attended by Dr. l Averlll, and is now getting along slowly. A paper is being circulated for the purpose
 
 II. R. R. band, and as they have since their organization borne all their expenses without any outside help it is hoped it will be liberal ly responded to, for uone are more deserving. At an election for officers of Cascade Lodge I. 0. G. T. last Monday night, the following were elected: W. c. T., D. F. Dean; w. V. T., Mrs. II. Sheppard; Secretary, F. F. Egg leston; F. S., c. E. Ford; Treasurer, Miss Stella Mlspaugh; Chaplain, Rev. r. J. Belcher; Marshal, F. E. How'd; Guard, Edward Ford Sentinel, Frank Brown.
 The republicans of this town had an easy victory election day in this town, which gives usually 50 or more democratic majority, but there were dissensions in their ranks and one section being guided by wrong motives, and the republicans harmonious, it was an easy victory for the latter party in this town.
 The republicans celebrated their victory in this town in a becoming manner last Thurs day evening, by illuminatons, firing of can Ton, and singing by the Y4akevle glee club in the hall. The band was on hand, and were provided with supper.
 It will be welcome news to those who have been (teeth) acAing so long to see Dr. Cleu,- ans, to learn that he arrived homo from the west Saturday. By reason of the sickness of his brother, he was detained longer than he intended to stay. Doc. has improved in looks, but don't tell the ladies so.
 IDLEWILD. SOsChfieId.
 Charles Cooks folks have moved into Mir. P. M. Gaylord's house for the winter. Mr. c. came up to vote, but left Monday.
 Mrs. c. Walter has been taking care of some sick relatives in Mill River.
 II. Kelsey who moved from here last July is now working in Mill River, having moved there.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Lay of WostGeld spent the Sabbath here, Mir. Lay brought horse here to Mir. II. Barber, to take the place oft Barber's horse, which is unfit to travel.
 Rev. Mir. Benedict is going to hold series of meetings at the chapel at North Norfolk, beginning this week Tuesday evening.
 Little Bertie Baldwin is doing as well as could be expected He says, however, that Frank Babb had the pistol in his hand, and not in the chair, as we reported last week. Hubert Barber was home over Sunday
 TATTLE TALE  MT. A. M. Stone of Hudson has been mak- ing short visit to his family in this place. Mrs. Kate Boardman is still in feeble health.
 Miss Julia Bartram of Sharon is visiting relatives here.
 Mir. c. L. McElroy has returned from Michigan on account of illness
 A little son of MT. L. Mallory who had his eg injured by getting caught in a cart wheel s getting better.
 Miss Ada Chapman is visiting in Irondae.
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 Mrs Wm. and Mrs. Eben Norton have moved in with Mrs. Daniel Lucas, for the winter.
 Miss Lottie Davis is visiting friends in iuford. Charles and Edwin Kennon left home last week to attend school in Providence. R. l.