Connecticut western news., 1882-04-12


 al! at once," but let us hear from you from week to week. if you can't give more than two l items at . time, remembering that nea1s is not ! improved by age. l Salisbury. l
 Dea. M. L. Graham is confined to his house | on account of sickness.
 Miss Cleveland's school is closed for 6 two l weeks vacation, on account of her sisters i'll. | ness-
 Fred. Jewell of New Hartford, was in town over Sunday. His many friends in this vicinity will be glad to hear he is prospering in his new locality.
 A:meeting was held Monday, by the Epis- ,opalians- of this place, to see how much money they could raise to be used for re. pairing sheir church, the coming summer. D1oK. Laneeboro.
 Raw Fred. Widmer, presiding elder of Troy district. will preach at the Methodist church on Sunday evening next: The Troy annual conference holds ita next session in Troy, N. r., beginning April l9. Half fare tickets will probably be issued by all the railroad companies. This is the eighth time the conference has been held there s,nce its organization in 1888, and a very full attendance may be expected.
 Our town library is about to be replenished with many valuable publications.
 The next term of school begins on Monday, wi:h Miss VanRensselaer of Wilton, N. T., has charge of the grammar school. It is hoped that she may complete the term, as her two predecessors failed. one by inefaciency, and the other by sickness. The best teach CTS, like the better class of dry goods, are the cheapest in the end.
 The artificial eye secured by Nr. Faystts Root is proving very satisfactory.
 Lester B. Gum recently sold pair of game fowls for $lO. which were to be taken to Bel gium. He has premium fowls. A valuable fowl belonging to him escaped from his con. fnement and when it was observed it lay dead at the close of severe battle with an. other fowl. x.
 Cornwall Bridge.
 Mir. L. A. Robinson, after having tried un-
 til his patience was exhausted to procure 8
 house for his family! in this place.. has been
 obliged to look elsewhere, and moved them
 to New Hartford last week, where their son
 Charles is engaged, learning the machinist
 trade. He mad no trouble in finding house
 for them there, and will be very happy to have home with them again. MT. . Robinson will remain ip this place for the present at least. It is no credit to property owners in this place that men whose business l is here, have to look out of town to find 6 home for their families. If 8 few house. f could be erected here by those who have F plenty of means, they would find ready oc 3 cupants and it would no doubt be greatly to 3 their benefit. CAP.
 ReIden Street.
 Mr. Martin Belden who has been yer,
 sick with pneumonia, IS slowly recovering
 owing to the skill of Dr. Averill. Mrs. Charles Atwell who has been quit ' sick through the winter, is still very feeble Mr Merritt spaulding has bought tn . Prudence Belden property, and takes posses ' sion soon.
 ' MT. Rogers moves in Frank VanDeusen' , house, working his farm. X. Q Ealls Village,
 ]. MT. and Mrs. George P. Strong of Canaa 6 were guests of Amesville relatives Sunday. D A prayer meeting took the place of the usu e al services at the M E. church Sunday, Re, B. MT Gamble having gone to conference. if The apartment in Amesville lately vacate h by the family of Milton Green. is being new r. ly pspered and painted, and will be occupie of by Wm. Ingersoll.
 f. John Jacobi has been offered and has a, d cepted situation at the machine shop, an of will learn the machinist's trade. sa Neisner has added another workman to hi
 custom department, who halls from Ne, York, and his namsis James Melvin. n Beebe Hill school begins the spring terl A- next Monday, and Miss Harrison will be th A instructress.
 E. David silvernail has moved from E. ! 10 Goodwin's farm on Canaan Mountain int g. Ms. Henry wolfes house below the rivt ei bridge.
 t The case of state vs. landlord Dudley. on B. charge of selling intoxicating drinks, wa P tried at the court room Saturday before jastie r. w, G. Kellogg. The trial not being finished 'n was adjourned till May sd. The only wi 'u nesses for prosecution were two ''infermerl !. ]. from the eastern part of the county. e' MT. B. J. Bradley has purchased the Gu III tis Hotel property at Cornwall Bridge, an pr will move thereto aud take possession the fir '' of May. The store here will be carried Q '' the same as usual.
 'n The Lime Rock cemetery has been enlari IS ed by moving the north wall and enclosing I'd strip of some two or three acres on the mort 's side, which has been purchased of Jame
 Brasie.
 a Frank Hanchett has moved into Mir of Notts house in Amesvilie, Mrs. Mott an d Mrs. Daley having gone to Hartford to live er Fred. Wanger of Lime Rock, who for man 1t. years past has been resident of that plac, lg has moved to village on or near the Hudso at river.
 ct An auction sale of harnesses will take plac AS in this village Friday, S. A Squire auctiones le A large band of gypsies have been encaml is ed at Huntsville for few days past, wh n earn livelihood in part by horse trading. d The husbanGman is busily engaged al blowing for oats, md for those who anticipa is ed sowing this week, the situation Aonda le morning looked little ''sqaally." le MT. M. s. Pratt, who is travelling an D. wholesaling goods for B. J. Bradley, came