Connecticut western news., 1888-03-28

..sX Alderman Ives, of SAstea a,ttea Canaan friends last ThRisslay.
 -Mrs Adeline B.ckley returned to New Hs,tford last Saturday.
 The schools in this district close tomorrow for two weeks vacation.
 Don't forget the auction at Levi Beebe's near Falls Village. March 3lst. Part of the brick and lumber for the Pilgrim church edi6ce arrived last week.
 Nathan w Watson is repairing his old homestead sopposite P. Jacobs's house.
 The '. L. NJ. 0. will hold a Pink Tea in V. I. A. hall Wednesday evening, April f.
 Mrs F. A. Peet's father, Mir Wilcox, died suddenly at West ckbridge last Monday.
 The towns of Ct Burlington, Shelf sla and New Marlboro voted license last Monday.
 Considerable correspondence was recssxed so late tha: we could publish only part of it.
 All trip tickets have been called in by the Honsatonic road and full fare is charged each way.
 Don't forget w. Rossman's auction tomorrow at the Page farm, near Butchers bridge.
 Miss Anna Rudge returned Satur- day evening from two weeks sojourn at Brooklyn, N. '.
 E R Lorrsin's rew house on Pros pect St., Is progressing rapidly and is ready for the mason work.
 Don't pop the question next Sun- .daT eseulng. Her or his reply may not Joe reliable ou that ate.
 Stanley Adams and son, Carleton, of Broad Brook, are visiting at H. M. sud Horatio Adams
 Frederick Emmons, of Canaan Vasiey, has left the high school to be- come clerk in J. L. Bragg's store.
 Miss Louise Bragg is home from Mt Holyoke seminary during the short vacation. She will return next week
 Gov. Lounsbury has issued a proclamation appointing Friday, the 3Oth inst, a day of fasting and prayer. -E. D. Lawrence returned last week ifrom two weeks visit to his brother-in flaw, H, s. Rood, at Benton Center, IN. '.
 Milton Rorabsck is having tussel with sciatica, and has been confied to his be> since last Thursday, but he is now i'm proving.
 Miss Edith Barnes, youngest daughter of Deacon H O. Barnes, has the scarlet fever in a mild form No other cases are reported.
 It Is anneunced that after April l the milk from the Housatonic road will be taken by the Consolidated road, as formerly to New York
 -Ramer says that Frxnk Hitchcock will build house on the street which Nathan Watson will open froh Railroad street to West Main street.
 Reuben Stewart will move into Edwin s Pease's house on Railroad St., .and Dwight Lrffngwell will move into tthe house vacated by MT Stewart.
 Miss Stella Gillette will continue teo' teack the school in the Rood district The next term begins April '. She vsill board s. Mrs Allie Barnes
 The Easter services in the churches in this village (tke NJ. E. church except ed, no service being held there) vii undoubtedly be very impressive.
 A special communication of Housa tonic Lodge No. 6l F. X A. M. will bt held on Saturday evening, March 31 Every member Is requested to attend.
 Geo Willis Parsons has accepted { position as bookkeeper in the Case Lockwood < Brainard printing ant bookbinding establishment at Hartford
 Chief Justice Waite, of the United States Supreme Court, died suddenly of pneumonia, at Washington, D. 0. last Friday morning. aged Il years.
 The annual meeting of Chris church parish for the election of officer' for the ensuing year, etc, will be hel1 at the church on Monday, April 2d at 7.3O p. m.
 No services will be held in the NJ I church next Sunday except that tn, Sunday School will convene at 12 l. o'clock The new pastor will undoubt edly be present on Sunday, April sth.
 The marriage of Mrs Harriet L MacGregor to Albert T. Hull will talk place on Monday evening. April 9th, a eight o'clock, in the Broadway Tabel nacle, Sixth Ave. and 34th street, Ne, York city.
 Mrs Edward Bailey, of Jamestown N. T., daughter of Rev Dr Eddy, C Canaan, has been visiting relatives her and in Winsted Tor several weeks, bu expeets to return home Thursday c ltiday.