Connecticut western news., 1883-04-04
SaDUTHFEELD.
Henry Van Deusen set out for three months trip, Monday

Lu V. COOk WhS uefe SuuuaF DUH the boys went home with him.
 MT Scoville has moved to E. c. Can fields tenement Mrs A. Hotchkiss has taken possession of her new home MT H. l.. Barber moves to the Congrega- tional parsonage to remain during the extended repairs upon his house; MT Walling, who does the job, will occupy the house formerly owned by NJ. R. Garfield. We haven't moved yet, but expect to soon.
 Rev Mir Scott did not preach here, Sunday, as he was called to conduct the funeral services of Hon Noah Gibson.
 The sociable at Pettis' hall was decidedly pleasant affair and netted nearly SS.
 We are in receipt of late numbers of the Valley Ledger, which dredges out spice pretty freely and brings us to say, that we should be glad to see Hitchcock and Rodemeyer at our board once more. Come up.
 There was no sale of the Walter property, Saturday.
 William Ellis is able to be out again after his fall.
 Ben filling is home from New Britain. He has been sick.
 Not much sap weather yet.
 Mir Will c. Walter of Mount Wash ington was here last week. He will not come here as expected, as he has been en- gagged for another year.
 ASHLEY FALLS.
 MT Henry Joyner has moved in over Mir LeRoy's store.
 Kate Heaton is attending school in Canaan, this spring.
 MT s. J. Bonney of Falls Village will work for MT John Jones next summer. About 20 from this place attended the "Ticket of Leave Man in Canaan. last Friday evening.
 Wallace Jones went to Sheffield, last Sunday, to work in the creamery, where he was employed last summer.
 John Griffith is home for the summer from New Marlboro, where he has beer attending school at the institute, th' past term.
 Arrangements have been made fo Rev Dr Eddy to continue the monthl. evening meetings in the church, tn same as last year.
 Will Barnes has left MT Van Deusen' store, and will go to Poughkeepsie, N Y., next Monday, to attend school a Eastman's 8 Business college.
 There will be no services in tn church, next Sunday, it being confer ence week and MT Phillips will absent The Sabbath school will b held at o'clock.
 The Methodist society of this plac will hold their annual meeting at tn church, next Saturday afternoon at o'clock, for the purpose of electin officers for the ensuing year. The officers to take charge of tn Methodist Sabbath school were chose on the 25th ult. Superintendent, MI E Henry Clark secretary and treasure Mrs F. Holman librarian, MT Willial
 Dunbar assistant librarian, Fran
 Parmelee organist, Mrs W. l Cutting. S.
 KONKAPOT. Mrs Grundy has had plenty of new l to spread, the past week. One
 the most interesting items was th' < the celebrated United States detectiv
 c. Hudson, was expected home. Bl s few credited the story, and "in - day tor night) when ye think not, | Y cometh." Business men consider tin money, so he (Hudson) proceeded once to finish the job commenced c , the 18th of March in behalf of Jo
 Briggs against J.. M. Roys. Pape:
 were issued, but of what nature son
 are in doubt. Some think they wei v writs and others surmise they wei . nothing but subscription papers. W t understand that Hudson did not SUI . ceed in obtaining signers, therefore u I papers were not presented to Roys, wh
 very much regrets that business shou] ! have called Hudson away so soon. The E say the horse that Adams drove to tax 2 him to that special down train, Thur 8 day night, was good stepper,-su
 prisingly so to the neighbors who al wont to see Adams drive so careful,
 Considering that the 's farthest wa | round is the surest way home," he g' l him there in time by @ roundabout wa, s The report that Charlie Couch h; q sworn out writ for Hudson is false
 Joe Couch still suffers from rheum
 tism and is growing worse. He cannt | turn in bed without assistance.
 Dr Welch limits E. W. Brewer to te r rods walk day, but had rather l . would not do that much. The hurt obtained in the running affair, it seem
 has called up an old complaint, as Brey e CTS knee has bothered him before. I loctor was called to his wife, last F1
 day This makes it rather discouragir
 for couple to begin housekeeping ar e have to employ two doctors so soon. < Jim Allen and family move into M
 Huntington'5 house, but George Felloy