Connecticut western news., 1882-04-05

= 1z appointed to the supsrintsDdency of the creamery at Amesville, vcs N. J White, who has received an appointment as superin. tendent of the Sheffield creamery.
 A. d. Armstrong, agent for the American whip company of Westfeld, Mass. was . guest at the Crandall House over Sunday.
 At Amesville, March 3lst, son to Lee A. French. Lucky for him that he did not ar rive in town one day later-on "Al fool'a day"
 John Colspaugh has given up psddling, and will move on Fred. Miles farm. lately occupied by John Dibble at Twin Lakes.
 Major" Isaac Norris of Johnstown, N. T., has been stopping few days with friends in town, and was much interested in the concert Saturday night.
 Rocky Dell Institute closed Thursday for A weeks vacation The attendance the two last terms was unusually large. which attests the deserved popularity of the school.
 Locomotive No. 2 is at the shop for repairs. and No. g, which is used as switch engine at yard at Bridgeport, has just left the shop.
 Jake VanTassls has taken the situation at Dr. Averill's, J. Bows having vacated and returned to his hons at Washington, Ct.
 D. K. Colspaugh is canvassing for book entitled "Ths Homes of our County" with which he Is likely to meet with good success, ss 1t is valuable volume full of instructions for the young, and deserves a place in every. one's nhrary.
 Louis Neisner has rented the room in CrandsFa building, recently used as a milli- nery store, and has moved his stock of goods. Ars Holmes has moved her millinery into the adjoining room.
 Some miscreant has girdled ono of the young naples set out by the VI, A, which had lived through last summers drouth and had commenced to grow. A Ane should be imposed upon the offender if found out
 Frank Mcdonald aud Milton Green were in Amesville over Sunday. and have moved their goods to Hartford, where they go to house. keeping.
 A fresh importation from "Deutchlaud' arrived in tswn few days ago, and has ob. tainsd employment at H. Beldens.
 There will be Easter services ct the Cong. church Sunday evening, cov,sisting of sing ing, etc.
 Tho schools ia the AmesvIlle district closed Thursday, and will commence again April 10th, with the Asme. teachers. The follow ing prizes were awarded: Best department, James Hines; greatest advancement in studies, May French; neither tsrdy or .ab. sent during the term. Bertha Hubbsn and Maud French. Prosecuting attorney Smith of Winstsdf put in an appearance last week with seven in. dictments against Anthony Boyle for selling liquor. The trial wsa held at the court room Friday Anthony acting as his own counsel MT. Boyle being beaten, has appealed to the superior court st Litchaeld.
 The concert given by Mr. Howard Smiths singing class at the Hall Saturday evening, had fair audience, the receipts being $8l .6O The programme as . whole, was not selected with aA good taste as it might have been, and dld not take as well as it wSald have done, had the selections been more lively, instead of the ''Old Hundred" style of music, yet there were few pieces that were good, and finely rendered, and proved that for vocal talent our village need not take back seat for any community of it's size. Particularly good were, eve come from the Valley" by the school; solo, 70 Fair Dove" by Miss Alice Dakin; duett. "Go not, Happy Day" by Mrs. Sheppard and Miss Winnie Stephens; bass solo by Mir. George Coggswell, a solo by MT. Burnett; "Away. the Morning Fresh. ly Breaking" by the school; song and chorus, Climbing the Hill,' by Miss Nellie Hall; solo, Dead in the Street." by Miss Anna Crandall, MT. Smith in his rendition of the solo ''The Day is Done," was encored. The school has made some progress under Prof. Smiths instruction. IDIxw1Lp. West C0rnvvall.
 Miss Eliza A. Baldwin of Bridgeport is a guest at MT D. B. Baldwin's.
 Irving Seoville of Cream Hill started last Tuesday for Kansas, where he intends to To. cate
 Charles Wolfe moved his family to Norfolk on Monday
 The ladies' benevolent society give another dime sociable this "Wednesday evening, at the residence of MT. James A. Cochrane.
 Rr Ransom Smith has moved to his pala tial residence lately known as the Foster House.
 l Mr. Elias R. Hart the divider of wood, is of on matrimonial campaign. Tell your folks that further particulars will appear next week.
 Miss Lizzie OldHeld displays the most mag. nifcent assortment of Easter cards ever e1. hibited in the place.
 The many friends of Mrs. Isaac Marsh will be pleased to learn she is on the road to com. plets recovery.
 I Dentist Battam of New Milford is billed for this place on Friday of this week, at his rooms at the residence of George Hughes Smith & Sons can now give their custom CTS a good "setting out" from the large and choice lot of furniture received last week.
 Miss Mary Porter and her sister Allie spent the Sabbath at Mr. W. H. Porter's. Moses G. Buffers 6ue sorrel colt has been very seriously hurt, and possibly injured for life, by running fork tine in his foot.
 They ssy c. H. oldneld can ride a veloci. pede with becoming grace and dignity. but to preserve his equilibrium on the ''deacon's masterpiecs" behind it's present power of lo- comotion, can't be did, as the "spill' of last Tuesday clearly declares.
 MT. W. H. Porter arrived homo Saturday eYanino to arranDa fnr tha rannual of his