Connecticut western news., 1881-04-20
CORRESPONDENCE.
Falls Village.


 Miss Mary Frisco attends Prof. Rurlburt's school.
 Miss Winfred Stephers is visiting Brook lyn and New Y orE relatives.
 The spring session of keebe Hill school be- gan Monday; Mrs. II. NJ Parmclee teacher
 MT. Ballard of WolcntlvIlle, (rorrington), who has been employed tor some time by Chas. Dean, has moved into the Cantield house.
 MT. w. Birdscll, carpenter in Lime Rock, is very sick with pneumonia.
 Mir. Edward Thorpe of Amena Union has been selling o1 chromos through this and oth CT places.
 MT. F. N. Peetz, our popular boot and shoe maker, is just full of business and he is well deserving of success
 Mr. John Cnpron of Amenia was the eues, of his brother, Mir. Geo. V. Capron last Sat urtay.
 Mrs P Burnett has been quite sick with severe cold but slre is now getting better
 Mr B. J Bradley Lawcss lrom) clerk Is to drive peddlers wagon for Ben. next week.
 Mrs J. Jacobi and three children are visit ing in Cornwall
 Rev J. L Gamble of Ellcnville, N. Y. wa, appointed by conference to the pastorate of the M F. church in lhs place
 MT. Duncan Coopaugh is an adept in doing all klnds ot hair work. He has some switches which certainly cannot tal to please the la- dies, which he has been making to fill all order
 The pupils who have been, and those v'ho are now unhrr the instruction O Miss Matlit Soovie of Cornwall have made rapd prog ress in drawing aud painting. Spme very fine specimens may be seen at the houses of Miss Ida W olf4 and Mrs. II, Sheppard
 Miss Alice Gilbert, who taught the fall term of school at Ame>ville, will be married this evening (W edmesday) to Mr. Robert Y. Horton, all ot Bridgeport.
 Mrs Milo Landon completed her S5th year last Sunday, She is as artlve as many a score ot years younger, and her tner.ory and mental powers are mt impaired, and with the aid of glasses is able to accomplish much work She has resided on Sugar hull 40 years ot her life
 Mir G. w Hall has just purchased some very fiue black walnut furniture. consisting of chairs and chamber suits, and alS" Bru"Sclls carpeting Call and see it. ah' judge for yourself
 lTr Wm A. Durkctt has accepted call from Mr. Joseph T Bates. an eXten-lve lum- her dealer in Da1.bury, and entered upOt the duties of his position as first salesman, Mon day. We-as do Ill of his many trends conpralll44i4 N I'll on his good fortune III se curing so lucrative d positon which his eXpe- rieuCe and qualifications emlnently lit him to till.
 Easter Sunday was not forgotten or passed by unhreded by the ladies of tn" Cong. soce ,y in the way of floral decorations In the collection we noticed eight bouquets of cut flowers, a cross in front ot the pulpit. con- posed of calas. roses. geranlumS and helilo trope. and on either side were iOLnsOnian lil- ics in jars, pretty cactus in bloom, a euphor- bi4. fnGhsiaS, etc, and another JOSS entwned with German ivy. The N. r.. church was also decorated with protuson of cut flowers. and in jars there being Caltas. several choice varieties of tuchsias, lilies. pcIargoiiums i'll ful bloom. arranged with the best of taste around tue front side o the pulpit within the altar railing
 James Capron, .Jr.. died after a short Ill ness with arysipv8S ht Bergen Point, x. J Apri 18th. at the house of ni2 employer tie aimed to be master of his trade, ana was learning the art ot engraving, and was to make himself more proficient in watch re. in Danbury. His funeral WAS held at his fathers residence in New Milford Friday His age was 23 years. 1DLEWILD.
 am glad to Bee that Huntsville had the moral courage to do jUslcc 10 those who no longer had power to defend themselves. In deep sympathy with the dounIy bereavcd fam lIv my mind reverted to holy writ Jesus Christ in His life anu teachings, warns us [ O indge nat. that we he not judged also 10 cast the neam out OI rlI ouil rEe. then we shall | see clearly to cast the mote out of our neigh 1 tors eve. In Illustration of the parable of 1 the man who fell a pong thieves. tle ponts | out who is ,ur ncighhor-he that ShOwcth | doc s He not c 'mmIu Us 10 go to l our errng brother and tell him his faults pr 1 vatelv? 1t would be well for Us to cultivate the | spirit of the Master, who is our pattern in life and in death. We read of His bnundlcss | love and charity for all men. His torgIvlng | spirit. His deep sympathy for al under 0I Go with us to the widows | son, of Main, on tue road to burlal to the grave of Lazarus, to the blind and the sick, to the varied scenes of His liie and last to Calvary, and look on the great head of the Christian Church, crying, Father, forgive Dur loved ones who are gone from are in lhe hands ot an all wise, just, al d righteous Father who knowelh the secrets of every