Connecticut western news., 1881-03-23

l. ds f1OSWOTtn this place.
 The dime social meets with Mrs. Isaac Marsh on Wednesday evening of this week.
 The concert last Thursday evening for the benefit of Rev. H. M. Hallock of Goshen was not so largely attended as was anticipated probably owing to the unpleasantness of the weather. The concert was good, the proceeds amounting to $l3.00.
 Henry Yutzler started off to the hillsElof Norfolk last week, to enjoy the invigorating coolness of the place just at this season, and has returned much improved ln health, beside increasing his weight some pounds and fraction. He expects call to attend the "fat mans" clam bake the coming season.
 ANON. SOuGhfield.
 Alice Harmon is slowly improving.
 Benjamin Wade is to move into Mrs. Jas Cooks tenement.
 MT. P. Pettis has been given legal possess ion of the estate fthe late C. Walter and it will soon be sold
 A load of young people went up to the en- tertainment given at s. B. I. last Wednesday evening. They report a good exhibition. The exhibition of the upper forms, which was ! to have been given Friday evening. has been postponed till some time next term, on ac. count of the humps
 Henry VanDeusen arrived home Thursday. | He will remain till April. Hubert Barber started of on his trip the same day. pr Robbins has been doing little vacci. nation here. Dr. Pease says there are oyer | 200 in town that should be served in the same manner
 There is young chap here, who ought to | have an incubator of six or eight hundred hen power. If he had as good luck with it, as he did in making tbe ben Jag, he would make the keeping of poultry exceedingly profitable. TATTLE TALE. Cornwall.
 It's about time for somebody to say some. thing abont "gentle spring." we will take our turn and remark that the blue bird black bird and the voice of the "turkle" is heard in the land.
 No clew)to the latest burglary has been found, although numerous surmises are afloat. Cornwall needs vigilance committee to pro- tsct it's property and good name. There are now living in town, several persons who dc no work, and depend on stealing alone for their support. Now it seems to me that it is the duty of the town authorities to cause such persons to be put to work, or else leave town, and tho quicker it is done, the better.
 MT. Wilber Johnson the organist of the church, has resigned his position. The mu. sical inspiration of the choir is now drawn from a tuning fork, which has to be severely bitten by the leader before it will give forth it's soul inspiring strains.
 Mr. EIorooa hI;toboool, boJJ, o,, oeeoo z, grape responsibility. He. has been elected pr sdent of the cemetery association.
 Samuel J. Emnons and family start fol Topeka, Kan, on Tuesday the 22nd inst There will now be one vacant chair in the stock exchanged
 We hear that MT. Wm. North has beer sent to Ft. Vancouvre, Washington Ter, witl the U. s. A. Band, with which he is connect ed
 MT. Hart is saving wood piles in thi vicinity by horse power, which is somewha of an improvement on the old fashioned meth
 d. XY.Z South Canaan.
 There has been great deal of sickness il the neighberhood the past week, scarcely house in the place but had it's sick members but nearly all are improving, Darwin Con i i ..ellv has been very sick; Mrs. Levi Beeb' has fever and they are still very feeble a MT. Thomas Bailey's MT Sturge>' family Huntsville have been greatly afflicted. MT John Sturges having had pneumonia, the bab, dangerously i'll, and MT. and Mrs. Henr , Sturges both very feeble. I Mir. Gray has got established in his nev quarters, and finds work to do. | Mrs. Scott and Chas Deming have move, into the house with Geo. Cooper.
 Miss Fanny James has left home fer Water , bury.
 The society meeting held on Thursday wa ), unusually well attended, and prospects fo i, the ensuing year are quite encouraging. Robins and bluebirds are awaiting the tar dy coming of the spring. They find nor north winds and snow than gentle breezes Mir. Geo. Hall of Falls Village had added t. his corps of clerks Mr. Ferguson from you place, but he, finds plenty for them all to do The ladies are always politely waited on there fl Mrs. Holmes, the new miliner keeps good stock of goods. and is very pleasant ant willing to show her goods, even if you do no purchase largely. -- X. Clayton. .
 Mrs. L. Scovllle has been quite Ill. but f. recovering.
 Mr. Charles Hart is quite sick with inter- mittent fever.
 Milton Gardner of Pittsfeld. is visiting at MT. M. Gardner's
 There was dance at Moses Warmers las, Thursday night and all present report a good time. AsTER1sK. LakevnE1e.
 Martin Turner has accepted the position as foreman in the knife factory in the place of Mir. Landon, who will act as travelling agent for the company.
 B. w. Spur has bought two building lots of A. H. Holley, on Railroad st. on which he is to erect two cottages. Geo Bunday and John Cleveland have also purchased lots ot him opposite the Lakeside House. and will soon build.
 Dr. E. Palmer started for his new home in Nebraska on Monday. His family remains for a few days visiting friends before joining him.
 1 Mir. Thomas J. Martin. Western Union telegraph operator, spent the Sabbath in Win sted with friend
 I MT. William Wessenburg, for two years at tendant at the Imbecile Asylum, is soon to ! change his occupation, and as he seemed very much interested in Dr. Palmer's auction on Sat- we infer that he anticipates keeping 1 house Frank Rood of Clayton, takes h1s place at the doctors.
 Warren Sllyernail, who has been living at the town farm while in a state of insanity. committed suicide in the most horrible man-