Connecticut western news., 1895-01-03
NORFOLK.

Miss Harriet G. Bell was the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs B. o. Bell, re- turning to Hartford Friday.
 Frank Decker, the popular lamp lighter, spent few days in New York city last week.
 Mrs T. H. Beardsley, Miss Beardsley and the Misses Aura and Alice returned last week from visit with friends in Brooklyn and New York.
 Mir and Mrs Dr Dennis and party of young people are spending week at Tamarack Lodge.
 Miss Bessie Walcott, of New York Mills. was the guest of her grandmother, Mrs W. W Welch, until Friday, when she joined the Tamarack Lodge party
 Miss Kate Conley and Miss Eldridge went to the latter's home in Philadel. phia on Saturday.
 Miss Mary McVey is confined to the house with neuralgia.
 Mir and Mrs G T. Johnson attended silver wedding in New York the 18th of December
 The Rev John DePeu returned from Maine last week, and occupied the pull pit in his church Sunday.
 " Sup't Carter at the Sunday school to each pupil that had attended every Sunday but five, took place Sunday. Mir Davis. of New Britain, the Advent evangelist, held service in the M E church last Wednesday evening. Mrs Dr Dennis entertained the Soutl Middle, South Norfolk and the North Goshen district schools at her summer home, "Tamarack Lodge," on New Years eve. Mrs Dennis awarded prizes to the pupils ranking the highest ir their studies. These prizes were $S gold pieces.
 Mir F. s Pierce, who has taught mu. sic in the schools of the town the past fall, has accepted a position in the mills of J. J. Janeway in New Brunswick, N. J., as shipping clerk, and left here OF Saturday for there.
 Miss Mary Eldridge entertained those of the Sunday school who did not take the fine ride and the treat to New York city, at her home from to 5 on Mon day p. m. They were mostly children of the infant class. They were amused with games. after which were refresh ments. Each child carried home a gift and red stocking of Santa" goodies Mrs Mosley is at her summer home "Airly Beacon" entertaining. about ( dozen guests. She gave large party Monday evening to watch the 'old year out and the new year in."
 There were about 50 city visitors 1T town Sunday.
 John Swaine, of Boston, is guest al o. H. Peck's.
 Miss Mary Seymour returned to re sume her studies at Mt. Holyoke Wed nesday. Miss May Belle Landon gave little party at her home Monday evening Games were enjoyed, refreshments were served, and all enjoyed pleasant eve ming. Miss Julia Tierney. of this place, and Mir James Curran, of New York. were married in New York city New Years Several from here went with Miss Tier ney to see her married. Robbins School began it's winter tern Wednesday with about the same mum Der of pupils as in the fall.
 Elliot Hubbard and family went to Monterey Mass, New Years day to at tend the wedding of Miss Hall and NJ Springs. Miss Emma Wsrland gave party tc her school friends at her home Monday evening.
 Prof. Hurst, G. H. Yutzler. .Jame, Thompson and O. Hubbard fished a East Indies pond New Years day. They came horle heavily loaded.
 Dr Hamant and family have returned to town after spending several weeks 1T New York.
 B D Gaylord has commenced to cut ice on Pond Hill. Ice Is reported 1s inches thick.