Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

h'e' oinu'ens' IAe H. 1 U s. corDet band will be ln attendance. The entertainments gwen heretofore at St Mary's Hall have been largely attended. and no doubt on that special evening when the heart of every son and daughter of Ireland thrills with pleasure At the song and the memories which they re. call Of their native land, they will show their appreciation O. the affair by being present auu participating in the enjoyment of the eve n'ng The proceeds are to be appropriated to the convent building fund" General ad mission, 25 cents. Q Besden Street. Miss sa'lie Belden. aged 70 years, fell and \ broke her arm last week Sunday John Hussey has sold his land to Robert Little Frank VanDeusen win occupy his farm again this year. We wonder if the young gentle nan from ] Falls Village who drove onto the camp ground | with sandto,sn ''cu.lud gaI' in broad day hght on Monday Of last week, was in search ! o' s'.e for tent for next camp me-ting. IT. $ best to be in time. R a.itchTield.
 Steps have been taken which will eventu. ally result in the settlement of a priest over St. Anthony's Catholic church in this place. It is thought $l ,OOo year will be sufficient for that purpose, and nearly that amount has beon raised for several years back. For few months to come as for years back priest twill
 Charles Merriman is buying up fat cattle and driving them to Unionvlle. and se .ng, Several suspicious chaps were around town sunday night and it was thought with the intention of rohhing certain houses, but they were driven away.
 | Farm laborers are in good demand this spring.
 The travelling is very bad, very deep mud most of the tune. wilh hubs the remainder.
 Robert only son of George Guernsey, ot Northheld, died on Thursday; he had been great sufferer for mouths with a kidney com. p.cation and alter death an examination dis. closed that one O those organs was in dc rayed state. He was a universal favorite in Northtied His funeral was attended on Sat.
 
 urday
 Seth Pratt received another car load f horses from the west Saturday via She paug, one of which dled soon after leaving tie car -1Tmes Cor.
 Goshen
 The Daniel Lucas farm on Lucas Hill is to be managed this year by Mir E Morris, who has been living for some time in the northern part of the town. MT. McCalty, who has been on Lucas Hill during the past year, is going Milton.
 The pupils of the Goshen academy, under the direction of the principal, Mir Peters. will gve an entertainment consisting of dialogues. declamations and readings, on Friday eve. nIng, March l7th, at the town hall This will finish up the winter term of that institu- ton, and we hope that there will be large
 attendance Undoubtedly there will be, as there is no admission fee.
 Thu sday evening was the time for the 30 .a circle, which was held at the parsonage The weather proved very stormy, however, so that but few people could attend. We hopt | WuHu Glle lltue lOT tllS uSAb Ouo IS At HAUL that the weather may be more favorable.
 Mr George Herald is improving in health.
 Mir George Wooster had the misfortune to lose horse few days ago.
 Miss Nina White has returned from visiting friends in Waterbury.
 MT. Edwin A. White has completed his term as principal of the school ID Lltch6eld and is spending his vacation at home. PEN \ Canaan Va leYs
 Stiles Stevens has bought the Jesse Nose, I arm, lately occupied by George Thompson r price, $2,O0O. Ward Brinton has bought and will move oEto the Benjamin -Iawley $ firm the lst of April MT. Bailey has Q leased the Wadsworth farm for the coming k year w.. W Rossman will vacate th. y Roraback place the lst of April: it is runoreG that he has taken the Elias Curtis place ol Branch Hill
 Abel Stevens charged the carcass of deat sheep with strychnine the other day and the
 1ext morning discovered the dead body 0 " Hr Reynard. lying close by. who found tho
 mutton too highly seasoned for his health
 MT. Stevens suspects him to be one wh' ,ss,sted in destroying flock of 8 dozen O t more turkeys for him last fail.
 Mir Philo Smith, formerly of the B. Haw ley farm, will work portion of the Mea'
 ,rm this year, occupying the tenement, an,
 has taken the contract to repair the roads il N our district
 Rev E. E. Roys of North Egremont, wh has been visiting friends here in this place
 returned to his home last Fr;dav His lectur " ,n temperance subject, "rhe Spider and ,h
 Fly was delivered at the school house No.
 tuesday evening, to iull house, and va istened 10 with much interest Edward l : filling the predictions of his friends, and i m .k,ng his mark in the world. At the clos
 n' the lecture Mr john Nettleton, who wa 1 present was called III on and spoke for f-v moments ID his own quaint ani peculiar sty mixing some telling hits wh oh brought dow ; the house Mr. Netleton is au honest ant earnest advocate of temperance, and fear less in his denunciations of rum and run
 cling. Now AND THEN
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 n Henry VanDeusen came home sick the oth er day. He was told on the road that it WI. , malaria, but Dr. Robbins says he has ths k measles, and the black klnd at that
 Mrs James Cook has been visiting friends l in Burrlngton.
 ' A Mir Daily of Sheffield has rented MT. c ! 1 I, Hartwpll'a OlACe now octu1nlod hv MT