Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30

ty.fvs teams followed her to tho grave, and in this respect, we Americans might well i'm. tate the Irish. Often the most respected in habtant is buried with scarcely more than the 'nourners present, especially if 1t is cold or stormy, and the feeling oi ertion and lone- iness is indescribabls. Itis in this last sao \ farewell to the dead we mostly need human \ sympathy, and the s,ght of klnd faces. councL of ministers will take place at \ the Cong. church Thursday at 10 .. m., to act upon the request of MT. Noble, for dis missal.
 Mir. w. Bacon is engaged as clerk in MT. also MT. Vosburg, young relative of MT. yosburg, merchant, is clerk in place of MT. George Taft, who has gone to New York in \ business.
 The High school closes this week, and MT Nicholas will probably remain, as he has giv- en excellent satisfaction, and is mucn liked by his pupils. A number of the older schol- Ars have left to work upon farms in prepara. tion for the spring activities.
 MT. Will. Rudge has gone into . machine shop in Winsted to learn the trade.
 The sick whom I have reported, are all i'm proving.
 One day last week ''down breaks' was sud
 ienly whistled just after the train had letl
 
 matter, one woman exclaiming, ''SomsbodI .s killed, they are looking at the back end tbe cars, but it turned out to be, the con luctor had elected his teeth, ard all hands were looking for them. "Only this and noth' ing more."
 Coming removals: Mir Wheeler and Deck er move to Egremont, MT. Daily into Mir. D~cker's, MT. Wilcox into MT. Dally's, MT
 roraback into MT. Wilcox's, Nr. Rood into
 Nr. Roraback's, Mir. Il. Sykes into MT
 aood's, Mr. Grey into MT. Sykes, and Ms
 Cook into MT. Greys, her own residence
 dr. Charles Callendar moves to Canaan MT , philo Blake into Mir CaHendar's, MT. scrib- ner into MT. Blake's. Fl Mrs. Wright Crippen has gone for visl' to Winsted.
 Mrs Carrie Brown, who is teaching il ! Pittsheld, has been home on a weeks vacation
 Miss Eugenia Phillips is on . four weeks visit to North Adams.
 soushfield. Henry VanDsusen started Monday on hi ' western trip He goeA to Lee, an
 rom there to Erie, stopping at Buffalo, etc. The wedding of Edw. Grant and Miss Luc ' Baldwin, at the residence of the brides pal =nts last Wednesday p. m.. was very pleas ' .ut affair. Rev A N. Benedict tied the nul
 lal knot. The presents from some of th guests, were useful and valuable, the groom mother presenting them with $lUO The br s dal tour is to extend to Warwick, N. J
 where Mrs. G. has an uncle. All the
 friends here hope that they will be granted l. long life of happiness
 e lhere are two parties in the Wadswort F, lstrlct, in regard as to who shall teach til ,f ! school the coming term, petition has bee
 handed 10 the Committee. The matter WI ,, not be definitely decided till the meeting ( ,l ! he Committee next Saturday, p. n Thos
 who do not expect to teach school, can if the " hoose come to the examination next Satul $, day, and try their hand at the papers r they wish, the chairman will take these pa l, pers, and should they pass a satisfactory e, l. animation, if any vacancies should occur du .e l ing the year, they would have 8 chance | l ,ecurng a school
 a Tom Carley has secured employment in }, | .lousatonic factory.
 h MT. M Wellman, who has been on tf e, sick list, is recovering. TATTLE TALE. le Monterey.
 ly Jason Lawson, who left this place . yea W ago last fall, returned last week on yisi
 de of late has been at Tronton, Wis.,, whltht
 he will return about the first of Sept He
 accompanied by his so-called cousin, Miss Ir le Groat, but some surmiss his tTOD instead. n, Measles have been raging of lats, and no So | few cases of humps are reported.
 Joseph Briggs has bought the remainr es wood of the Landon Bidwell last years E. coal job, and will finish burning it this seaso
 with several hundred cords of green wood oi cut also John Whitbeck of Montville is
 be chief collier.
 sS Samuel J. Willard of Lisle, H., who h.
 spent the winter ip this vicinity, returned his western home Monday. Stopping at Ch IS cago he wrote back, saying there was mo- snaw than be left in BeFkshire. !, o. L. Aansir lest one ot his stags Aors'
 from collie last week.
 e' John Faruham WAS released from the Con
 Iunatic asylum at Middletown last fall, havir 'e served three years; he spent some oi Il 'u winter here, and now the rumor is that 'A nas got a term of ten years to serve at u
 same place. .., ,1 's Sing Ing schools closed on Friday evepir
 last, with prospects of having Prof. Weave II again next winter.
 ;. Mrs. L. M. Hall has very sore eyes. |