Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19

to Kent, where Mr Yutzler will open tailor shop opposite the depot. With the we'll earned reputation of being first-class workman he will, no doubt, meet with the success in his new quar- ters that his many friends predict.
 SHEFFIELD.
 The high school closes this week.
 Mir Charles B. Gore went to Westfeld this week.
 Rev Fields Hermance will give his annual report next Sabbath.
 Mir F. o. Andrus has sold his insur- ance business to H. Butcher X Co.,
 Mir and Mrs William Shelden move into Sheffield lover the river" this spring.
 The aid society of the M E. church meets this P. and evening at the house of Mrs Fred Wilcox.
 Next Friday evening some of the members of the high school will give on exhibition in the Town hall, consisting of recitations and the play, "The School will begin at 73 o'clock.
 The election of officers Tn the M. E. Sabbath school took place last Sabbath. Mir Myron Andrus was chosen superin- tendent; Mir John Stanton, vice-super- intendent, Mrs George Bartholomew, lady uperintendent; MT Frank Burtch, secretary and treasurer; MT Amos Clark, librarian.
 MT Little loses one excellent clerk this spring, Mir Willis Bacon, who goes 10 similar position in hardware store in Great Burlington, and Mir Little hat engaged as clerk, Mir Henry T. Cunan who commenced work in Sheffield last week.
 A very sad affair occurred Thursda, night in the death by morphine of man named William Greedy, who seem to have been poor, friendless and desc late. He procured the morphine il Canaan and walked to Ashley Fall where he died. His body was brou9 h to Sheffield for burial Frank L. Smith, NJ. D., has come t Sheffield to take the house and practic of Henry H. Smith, M. D. The sam in name and profession: and havin . made thus good record in his profet sional work; we hope he will continu to succeed in the healing act. We we come him back to his native town. ID H. H. Smith will, it is hoped, remai also in the town or vicinity through tn summer. D. FALLS VILLAGE. Charles Deans new house is going u rapidly.
 Three barrels of clothing, etc, wer sent from here to the flood sufferers.
 Daniel Brewster is out again afte ) being confined to the house few days , by illness.
 Mary, wife of William Filming c Lime Rock, and daughter of Danie Houg hran of this place, died Monda, morning. Her babe was buried las week.
 l An adjourned meeting for the purpos of adding to the protection of citizen f and ladies from intoxicated persons ol the streets. The meeting was a hvel, one, but beyond indulging in personal ties and mutual recriminations, but ittl was accomplished, but the end is no yet.
 f At the last annual meeting of tn Ladies Aid society of the M. E. churcl the following off CTS were chosen President, Mrs G. V Capron; vice-pres idenr, Mrs T. Tucker; treasurer, Mis- l Estella Millspaugh secretary, Mrs w l H. Hart. The receipts of the societ y for he past year was $50. D,,1u ;ol s morning last, aged 70 years. MT Pulve f had been sick slnce last fall, when had a shock, ,and another severe one few days ago was too much for his fet ble strength and advanced age. Tn = funeral occurred on Thursday from tn M. E. church, and was largely attended Interment at Grassy Hill cemetery.
 SIXTEEN.
 COLLINAVILLE. Much damage was done to trees b the recent ice storm. f The most destructive ice storm eve known here was in 1885.
 Emerson A Hough, the present incum b'nt, has been Collinsville's postmaste for 13 consecutive years.
 The first post office in Collinsvill was about January 1, 1882, previous t which all of our mail matter went Ca rton, two miles distant.
 Within one mile of the post office i Canton village are 15 persons who's united ages aggregate 1163 v ars. Fou f persons in one house are from 75 to 8 . years of age.
 f The Tunxis Valley Herald, after 3 stoppage of two weeks, is again issued enlarged and much improved. NJ. ] Wee ks of Unionviile is ocal editor ant bus Less manager and P. F. Smith Col Iinnvllln aConH