Connecticut western news., 1882-03-29

her new quarters. MT. Booth has moved un stairs. Mrs. B regrets the leaving of the parsonage, and we certainly are sorry to have her.
 There was party at MT. Edwin Baldwin Wednesday evening.
 Some effort is being made to have preach ing in the Congregational church some part of the coming year.
 The ladies will social at Mrs. Jennie Bald wins Thursday. TArrHTA1r Kent.
 There is an unusual amount of sickness ir town.
 Mra Jeremiah Fuller is afflicted with erysip elas in the head.
 Miss Carre Hatch Is suffering with A verv severe cold, and has been confined to aer house nearly two weeks. Mrs. Louis Beacher who was confined in | the Middletown asylum last fall, has been discharged from the institution, having re. covered Her friends are glad to see Asr among us again.
 Rev. J. Howe Vorcel did not return xe Kent last week as was expected, on mi ofthe illness of his father. His pulpit was supplied by minister from out of town.
 Dr. Kings team became manageable while driving on Kent mountain. the other day and ran, throwing the Dr. out, and smash. ing me buggy. LOT. Cornwall.
 
 "Our Elias" has come not to bring peace, but sword unto all road contractors; after i've days trouble will commence, and VIC ahall expect to see roads in Cornwall that will equal the ''king's highway"
 As we said in our last communication, our people have enjoyed the last and only apps ar- ance of the famous star dramatic troupe, and although they have been urged and prayed with to induce them to show 'just once more," they utterly refuse to do so.
 A pair of horses belonging to MT. Riley Baldwin were left near the saw mill last Fri day, and taking fright at something, ran away, injuring one of them so that; it is thought he will not recover.
 F. Kellogg has sold to John K. Calhoun the Pines" saw mill, etc. Price ahovlt ten thousand dollars.
 The commissioners on Maj. Pierce's estate meet on Monday of this week; they are Judge Warner and George H. Swift. The administrators are studying the parable of the loaves and fishes, to try and make the estate hold out.
 Anticipating the wants of Young Amer ica," MT. Patterson has secured a lsGKe and varied stock of fish hooks. All in want of the article would do we'll to give him a call.
 District attorney Bennett having demon strated the fact that it is unsafe even in Cornwall to knock an old woman down, will retire from the more active duties of his ju-, dlcial office, and seek "those" other occups- tions which are more cengenial to hls tastes. For his efforts in bringing the guilty to jus tice he deserves the thanks of. all good oiti. zens.
 The ladies' sewing society have, got baby-(organ). It is to be placed in the chapel.
 MT. Lucen Whiting is to be the fmture landlord at the Beers House. They all say he will make good one. xY.z. Norfolk.
 Building is just "booming'' in town this spring, probably no less than ten houses to be erected this coming season.,
 Quite an accident occurred at a recent tenn perance meeting but am happy to say TO lives were lost and no damage done, except 8 smashed bonnet.
 Whats meaner than to ask man to break the law. and then publicly dsenouncing him for wilfully violating it, eh?
 Prof. B. G. Northrop of Hartford has sent circulars through town, offering twenty five dollar premium to the pers on planting the longest and incest row of for est trees on the in Norfolk, fifteen dollars to second best, and ten to third.
 Mr. Joseph s. Watson M IS connected him. 'elf with newly organized hosiery company hat will probably locate Ru Winsted. MT. Watson has fer a number of years been in he employ of the Norfolk and N. B. Hosiery company, andws are so1ry to lose him Scarcity of help is their ret son for not locat- rg in this place. AU REve1R AOtchkissvlllea
 Frederick W. ThompsoR was found dead in lis bed last Tuesday morni ug, the 2lst inst, laving been in his usual hea lth the day pre- 'ious, laying long piece of wall on his land He was born in Rochester, and had lived ince early childhood in Woe 'dbury; was well 'nown in Salisbury and vici nifty. He went nto bis last sleep without a struggle. He vas a bachelor, his only req ,aining relative, sister, Mrs. Kendall, lives, :ir Woodbury.
 X. " est COrnVvRBB. Mrs. John Wood is on visit among friends n New York. Mrs. Isaac Marsh was taken suddenly i'll ast Monday night, and is still confined to Ter room. Geo. Shepard was in New York city last week long enough to embrace Barnmn's big how and the baby elephant. Miss Annie Wilson of Long Hill visited friends in this place last week. She is to each the summer term of school in J. M. dalps district, commencing the lst of May. Mrs. Vim. Dean has been on the sick list ! or over a week, with but little change for the 'etter atsthe present writing. Itis rumored that Smith < Sons have pur- hased the Catholic church, which is soon to 'e transformed into a neat little dwelling. H N1I isiting her sister, Mrs J. M. Morgan. Rev. MT. Jordan from New Haven again uppled the pulpit Sunday evening.
 Russel P. Foster moves this week to Bridge. ort where heiis to open a private board,nu