Connecticut western news., 1882-03-08
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 Mrs. J. A. belcher and son Allie, ot Shei
 ield, are visiting Lime Rock relatives. Miss Hattie Hostord arrived home Thurs
 day from her vls,t to North Pownal. Vt. The present term of school in the Beebe dill district closes Friday for shor, vaca t on.
 Station agent Charles Wolcott IS on the
 sick list, and Waiter Lord oficlates at pres ent
 L. Nelsner is in New York this week, pur chasing goods for the spring trade.
 man haiIing from Canaan mountain had the misfortune to turn over while driving through the village Monday night; the horse
 walked of the bauk opposite the Post Office, the wagon falling on top ot the horse. 1t was caught by gentleman who was near, and nu que was seriously hurt, but the wagon was pretty well splintered. He atterward had hls horse put 1rto the hotel stables, and took rle .raln tor Canaan.
 Two or three from ths vicinity went to New York last week to witness the walking
 naLcu aL OllMOfeB 8 Gard6n.
 MT. J. J. Brown was taken to Merwiusyille last week, where he will be cared for by N relative. It will be several months before he will be able to work again.
 Mir. J. R. Smith will move his family to Danbury soon, and supervisor Charles Lane will occupy the house he vacates.
 Tie Messrs. Dean ot ths town (Barrack) have commenced thelr maple sugar harvest, and placed it on sale at the stores. Hue quality of the sugar made by them cannot be surpassed.
 A massive gold ring containing an inscrlI. ton was iouna on the sidewalk between tn. jewelry store and Cong. church. Sunday alter noon. and the owneE by proving the owner ship, eau have it by calling on the finder. John W Welch, Jr.
 MT. Henry Yale and Mrs. Julia Preshure were married at the residence of the bride D mother at Cream Hiil last Wednesday, b, ttev. Mir. Moore. According to usage, after they had commenced housekeeping some oI the old lads collected their musical lnstru nents for grand charioaa1, to last all night, or till Mir. Y. should Orlng on the .tcdd,. :" but being appraised of thelr comlng, he was for their reception, and tue "oh b. oytur being well seasoned, it is reporteu Oy passer by at daylight the next mornlux, several got left" by the wayslde with notl.. ng but heavens blue canopy tor a covering. . hey did not catch weasel asleep that tune.
 Thursday evening, March 2d, being the h. 'eenth anniversary of the marriage ol MT ano Mrs. Wm. Rectal of Amesville, they cele- orated it by having crystal wedding. A arse number were present, and dancing t, he music of Prot. VI. K Chapmau's violi,, asted till toward dawn, and all who Were resent express themselves as highly pleased | with the manner in which MT. and Mrs Pee. al treated their guests. Supper Was taken | 's the house ot Mir Wn. Wolfe, Jr, where 1 hey Sat down to tables overloaded with | hands the most savory ana palatabIe. Th, 'resents were all useful, and some of much due, complete list ot which, for the bene u of the readers of the NEWS we will give nth the names Of the givers: A six bottle liver castor of unique pattern, one dozen lated knives, one set teaspoons, pair oi vasee nd mustard spoon, from J. J. Ferris, Isaac rench, W. R Chapman, James H.lhday. zee Frenca, N. White, Sid. W. Mor, is, art. Owen, James s Healey, Charles P. 'oodruf, 1vanhoe Lyman, Geo Leave.. orth, Geo Morris, Wm C. Baldwin, Geo. E. Il. B. Smith; beautiful hauglus mp, James J. Mcintosh, Thomas Moran "a Fred. Hobson; piece of cotton cloth, for
 six yards, Mrs James Burkett, Mrs. Wm. s olte, Jr., Airs. Irving Ayres, Miss Mary !