Connecticut western news., 1895-08-01
NORFOLK.

The Rev Father Heating IS taking a vacation of two weeks.
 Wm. Eggleston has sold his farm to Charles Pulver. AIr Pulver has rented the farm to Mir Bressenham, who took possession the day Mir Eggleston moved out.
 Mrs Hollister, of Baltimore, Md, hes rented Mrs Lawrence's house for the summer.
 Miss Charlotte Seymour returned Wednesday from weeks visit in New Haven.
 The Rev Mir Hanua, of Falls Village. occupied the Cong1 pulpit Sunday. In the evening at the Y. F. s. c. F.. he spoke interestingly of the Boston con, vention.
 Mir Wilcox, of Falls Village, spent Sunday at Wm. Eggleston's.
 Fred Persons, of Saudisfgld. Mass, formerly of the Robbins school, is spending the summer in Europe with several of his college classmates.
 Mrs Fred Chaffie and daughter, of Middletown, are stopping ct the Stevens
 Denis Holleran, who has been iu Montana for the last three years, is vis- itiug his parents on Mill street.
 Mir Whitney spent Sunday with his family at the Robbins School house.
 Geo Clark has entered the employ ol Clark X Curtiss.
 Mrs Mason, of New Brunswick, NJ. is guest at F. E. Porter's. Miss Julia Morgan, of Unionville. is visiting her grandparents, Mir and Mrs Meyer.
 Miss Seymour, of Nsugatuck, is visit. ing at G T. Johnson's. Mrs Leo Curtiss and son have re- turned from visit 10 Stockbridge, Mass. and vicinity.
 Some of the young ladies and gentle men at "The Hillhurst" had game of ball Tuesday D. m. It resulted in score of 15 to 10 in favor of the gentle men. The girls did some fine playing naver the-less.
 Clifford ScoviIle is having the heating apparatus put into his new house. | Work done by Wm. Thurston.
 The Lakeville boys play the Norfolks here Saturday on the ball grounds on the flats.
 Mr Frothir gham and sister, of Prince ton, N. J., are among the recent arrivals at "The Hlllhurst.
 The advance sale of tickets for the Black Diamonds" by the Home Talent Dramatic Company was very large and on Tuesday evening they rendered the play wonderfully we'll to 8 packed house. Miss Martha Stevens as Diana was one of the best characters and she took her part admirably. Miss Shea and Miss Connor both greatly pleased the audience, while H. E. Stevens as the bad nigger, and Fred Julian as the man who always wants to fight and with every character taken so we'll the audience was we'll pleased. It was un- der the management of w. W. Bittper.
 Harold Holcomb, of Hartford, is in town practicinR for the tournament. He is stopping at Mrs T. H. Beardsley's. Miss Clestine, Miss Blackwood and Miss Mabel Beardsley spent Tuesday al Ct. Harrington, Mass. Miss Dickenson and Miss Borchfeld returned to Hartford Wednesday. after a weeks visit with Miss Aura Boards Icy. Several parties of young people spent the day at Tobey. Monday. A party was given at Doolittle lake Tuesday in honor of Misses BorchfelG and Dickenson. .... Nelson Shaw has returned from l Bridgeport.
 a Royal L. Scoville, who has been em ployed in Windsor for the past few years, is visiting his parents for a week after which he goes to Hartford to en . ter the employ of the Hartford Rubbe 9 Go. as travelling agent.
 Samuel Caul is visiting his uncle il Sharon.
 Jones' orchestra, of Winsted, furnish } ed the music for the "Black Diam onds' . Tuesday evening. Q MT Filian, who was to give a stereop ticon lecture on Armenia and Constan tinople" Monday evening at the chapel l failed to appear A great many wer
 disappointed when arriving at th chapel to find the gentleman had no !. arrived.
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