Connecticut western news., 1883-04-04
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called news, or that would be of interest to the public. We are quiet people. There is no turmoil on our streets,- ID frightful scenes or startling events. Business is transacted in an orderly manner, and pleasures participated Ill as they come. And yet some strange | and wonderful things do happen in quiet way To-day beng general mov- Ing day, there is unusual commotion ; loads of goods dragging, creak1ng, ,shak- ing along the muuuy streets In every directIon.
 i Chas Darling, who has taken charge of MT Jeuningss farm the past year, has moved into the village. MT Jennings, who has been emPloyed on MT l. EatOn's farm, BOW moves back to hls own. while 1sir Miles ii. Waldron's ian fly are to occupy the place vacated by said Jennings.
 MT Calyer, an undertaken, from Ame- nia, IS moving into the place. Schmidt, wno nas formerly attended to thls bus iness, Is to go Jo Uermany Very soon.
 At last there is 8 barber in town, as one citu Juuge from the extra clipping an.. ollcAness Of almost every mascuAlAe nettt. etIl.l lace. Not uuG wutLL SnavlnS an.. clipping have ueen property attended, | uO uereLOlore, but tile iacG ol So nanJ rocelvng UarDer-us treatlneut i1l at onoe | IS more uOtIceaUle. HIS nstnlo IS oGeVeilo anu ne las rooms over w. Watson 1 store.
 Several young men, among whom are OAVer Frear anu James LeOnard, strc stuout sJartlng for uakota. They eX-
 pect to md empIoyment there for d | vlme. --t,-
 Ernest Ward has taken the village
 milk route, and Will probably rattlo
 Une cttlls over Jne stones at an early
 hour every morning.
 Fred Lane has resigned his position
 ln .. D. Smiths drug store. Joun bar
 Con takes nls place. &C., &C.
 LAKEVILLE.
 MT Davis, Griggs & Chapin's clerk,
 has moved into the house lately occupi-
 ed by Widow Eldridge.
 Mir Silvernail has moved in with Jacob
 Odell. The Merritt boys have been visiting their brother Sidney, who is very ill
 with consumption.
 Osee Nickerson was joined in the holy
 bonds of matrimony to Miss Bal, daugh- ter of, Philo Ball, last Wednesday even.
 ing, at the Methodist parsonage. They
 leave for Ghent, N. Y. Success attend them. MT Gildersleeve has left MT Stewart 3 | and cone to Kingston N Y
 Rev w. H. Evans has gone to confer r ence, which is held in Peekskil to-day Y Wednesday,. His sermon last Sabbath morning was a grand one. Would tha 1t could be preached in every churcl
 throughout the land.
 6 That terrible storm that struck A Centennial avenue has nearly upset tn, ' proprietor and fears are entertained les .t ne may become insane.
 Village Improvement society met a
 J. M. Cornell's, the 26th. l.. F. Reie was chosen president; George Harrison . secretary; Mrs Fred Miles, treasurer fo e the ensuing year. The society is in e fourishing condition Cash on hand ,$6O
 The following is the report of tn e Lakeville school higher department fo
 the term of 12 weeks ending March 2 / md taught by Sadie E'redrika Bentley The highest number of marks gained b, { perfect recitations in each class are
 follows:-First class in arithm tic, Abbi
 Eeed; second, Alex Beers; third, Berth l. Hoyt; fourth, Minnie Richie Writing {, Arthur Brinton; reading, Nellie Miller Imma Turner, Belle Shaw and Mimi iichie. Highest number of headmark the first class in spelling, Nellie Nil l. IF; second, Emily Miller, Rose Dav Ii First class in geography, Jrlia Pettee : second, Louisa Allen; third, Emil
 filler. Algebra, Nellie Miller;gramma1
 Abbie Reed; drawing, Nettie Beers
 lost studious, Sarah Bradley. Goo
 pupils not absent during the term .Abbi '' ,eed, Nellie Miller, Emily Miller; nc Q, ,.rdy, Abbie Reed, Emily Miller Mimi a ;ichie, Rose Day, Hattie McCarricl [aggie Kane and Arthur Brinton Tn
 ames of those who did not whisper j lattie McCarrick, Rose Day, Maggi Kane, Abbie Reed and Emily Miller Ie John M. Cornell, successor to Co1 at ,ell & Hoyt, has new spring goods i ,n very department at prices that vii ,, nake it an object to those who wish t ;. 'uy to take even a long journey to ez rS anime his stock, carpets at ex le tremely low prices almost everything P, in house furnishing goods. He ca 70 furnish all new beginners with every F thing they need to commence house 'e keeping and will make 1t an object t C. them. Parlor and chamber sets, stoves ,e ranges, clocks, silver ware, brushes an, 70 brooms no trouble to show the goods ~ The work on the store is progressing Ld and he hopes to make it the most at y tractive store in town.
 le GOSHEN. S. Wednesday, the church voted unan' r. mously to extend call to Rev Henr m Clay Alvord of Montague, Mass, an
 this week Thursday the society will ac y' in regard to said call.
 y Is it right for church members t ot play euchre, seven-up, whist, old maid y. high low Jack, etc?
 'S The Haskell M. Smith place has bee . sold
 1t A friend has taught his horses an
 other animals to bite and kick book an N, tree agents.
 !, It is said that the snow has settled i !, Morris so that the farmers are beginnin S. to get up wood piles.
 " The Goshen correspondent of tn A Hartford Post says the violets picke i on the 18th were grown out of dool lc under a snow bank.
 l1, Sunday last WAS all fools day and Lo,
 Sunday and Rev Samuel Orcutt preacl Is ed. B. NIAGARA 'S SALISBURY.