Connecticut western news., 1889-03-06
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 6, 1889.
Local News.

Lent has arrived, but nary Q sleigh ride party this winter.
 F. G. Capron was home from Dsnbury over Sunday.
 B. J. Bradley, of West Granville. Mass, was in town over Sunday.
 -February's departure and March's arrival were both uncommonly mild.
 Frank Silyernail has purchased Peter Hicks fish route, horse, wagons, etc., etc.
 Next week will be Anniversary Week-anniversary of the great bliz- gard.
 The place to get your Job Printing is at the NEWS office. Good work, low prices. Our Falls Village correspondent eives report of the grand temperance movement there.
 Mrs P. c. Cummings has been gradually failing for . number of days, and is very feeble.
 -J. 8. Adam & Go. have sold all their lime on hand and will soon start up their kiln again.
 Rev Elisha Whittlesey, of Hartford, of3ciated at Christ church Sunday morning and evening
 Miss Lila Ward, of Lakeville, was the guest of Miss Mabel Watson at the Warner house, for few days last week. At the communion services in Pilgrim church last Sunday two per- sons united with the church, on pro- fession of faith.
 Arthur Spur went to Hartford last Monday to accept position in the Piimpton Manufacturing Co.'S establish ment.
 Walter Lane has resigned his posi- tiog as telegraph operator at Hswley- vile. and is staying with his sister, Mrs A E. Mallory.
 pr J. D. Clemans has been con. fined to the house with cold, and ventured out last Thursday for the first time in two weeks.
 -S. C. Cummings and wife, of Nol. walk. arrived in town on Friday even- ing. His wife returned on Monday, but Sherwood remains here yet.
 Mrs Adelaide K. Watson and daughter went to Yonkers, N. Y., last Monday to remain few days with her sister, Mrs G. w. White.
 Editor Rodemeyer. of the Norwalk Record, visited Pittsfeld and Great Burlington last Saturday but remained in Canaan over Sunday.
 Fred Lane and wife and Walter Lane attended 8 party in Kent on Thursday evening, and greatly enjoyed the fine music aud dancing.
 -Mrs O. R. Camp returned on Fri day from 2 months absence in Roxbury, during which time she was confined to the house three weeks by sickness.
 Rev D. S. Stone continues his studies at the Monroe School of Orstory in Boston, but occupies his pulpit at Canaan every Sund.y.
 Mrs David Scott has rented her farm, in Westogue. to 5. Mcintyre, who for the past two years has worked on Miss E. Joyoe's farm at Chspiuville
 The dance at town hall last Friday night was slimly attended natural consequence of not advertising it in TIE NEWS. or not even getting any posters printed.
 Rev T. H. Barsgwanath went to Hartford on Monday to visit relatives during the week. His wife and child, also Miss Oakley preceded him last Saturday.
 Prof L. W. Harvey has a heavy cold and is locked up for one week at Winsted and the key thrown in the we'll. The doctor thinks Mir Harvey will be able to attend to business as usual next week.
 THE NEWS of Feb. recorded the death of Mrs Cyrus l.. Hsrtwell, at Salida, Col. Just one month later it also records the death of Mir Hartwell. The circumstances connected with this sad bereavement are described by our Southern New Marlboro correspondent.
 Among the probate notices you will find description of the real estate belonging to the estate of Milo Holi- bird, deceased, which will be sold at public auction March 18th, unless previously disposed of at private sale.
 -Wm Waller has purchased build. ing lot on Oak Avenue, and will soon erect a dwelling house thereon. He will soon move to the east wing oi Union depot and remain there until his new house is completed. Prof Harvey will move into Mir Warmers house, whore Mir Waller now resides.
 The final meeting of the Whis, Club was held at the residence of Dl O. ". Camp. An elaborate spread, pro- vided by the club, was served. The peisss for the evening were won by Elzs J. B. Hardenbergh. 4. F. Rood 11ss 1rud Lnns and H F. Tracy. The lnIai1 iAvuss vsre lstssr cAsss, and
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