Connecticut western news., 1882-05-10

promotion of morality and religion, under the name of the 'Young Peoples Association, /" ts preside t is Lester. Densgar; vice prssi. lent, Willie Mortified; treasurer, Russell Bierce.
 Tie Village Improvement society have as- sociated themselves together for social and villag. improvement. Its officers are, presi- dent. Rolla Mlllsrd vice president Mrs V. c. Beers; secretary and treasurer, Miss Elm. ma Howe.
 Another society has been organized, called the "Willing Workers" Its object is to pro. mote harmony Christian truthfulnsss, broth. erly and sisterly love among church members The officers Of this association are as follows: President. Henry L. Beers; vice president, Edward D Bierce secretary and treasurer. Wilson P Sturges; executive committee, Le vi E. Howe, chairman, Victory c. Beers, Soy. mour Hollister, Benjamin J. Bradley, Charles H. Hollister; circulating missionary, John Henry Northrop. OK. Kent.
 Two loads of gypsy's passed through the town last Tuesday.
 A little bird" whispered to us the other day. that we can publish wedding announce l .uent soon.
 There were SO many arbutus mailed at the post office last week Monday, that an extra mail bag was furnished to convey them to the train.
 Mr. John Hopson, Jr. and wife, of wsthersneld, are visiting at the residence of his father on North Main street.
 Master Willie Huff of Bridgeport, has been spending 8 weeks vacation at Dr, J. H. Kings.
 Mrs Yale of winsted is visiting Mrs. Hattie Elmore.
 Mrs. Chas Edwards, Mrs c S. Smith and son, are spending two or three days ir Bridgeport
 MT. George Newton's baby died last Tues day of pneumonia, aged eleven months. MT. George Lane's little daughter Mamie died of pneumonia, and was buried April s1
 The little child of Cook Darling's wa, buried last Wednesday, and their boys healtl is in critical condition. The ''social circle" entertainment presented at the hall last Thursday night, was a yer, pleasant affair and everybody seemed wei pleased. The entertainment was also success financially. LOT. wesa Norfolk. Miss Etta Jenks has changed her board ing place, now boarding with Mrs. Sage. A Mr. Ives hes moved in the teuemen , vacated by MT. e. H- Smith he is iron Mouht Carmel. .~~ -"''"' Miss Edith Peck has returned to her hom . ln East Canaan, where she is followed b
 the good wishes of the many friends whic f she has left behind, VENTURE. !. southbusHs a Mr. Cooke is putting up new steam ga, D mill where the old one burned down. It i 6 nearly completed, and he thinks he will b D ready to commencs sewing this week. @ There was special Town meeting hel Al in the Town hall at South Britain last Sat ? arday, to vote for new road from Kettle !, town to Southbury. The petition had twenty
 three signers, but only eighteen ef them wer D land holdsrs; aa the law requires twenty @ they adjourned for two weeks. X.
 Norfolk.
 ,' MT. A. W. Comstock furnished some fin
 music at the Congregational church last Sul ' day.
 At a church meeting last Friday MT. !
 Curtis was unanimously elected deacon. Eddle Gleason celebrated his sxteent
 birthday last Wednesday P m. with abor "A eighteen friends.
 - The executive committee of tke new ha association will soon get up an evenings el ,. tersainment, cons sting of tableau1, etc., {
 delight the people and "sweli" the fund
 Mir s Watson has moved to Winster | and Mir D"rrow. his erscassor from Ne
 Brunswick \ +, will occupy Mir. Watson :. ho'se, AuRRvoIR.