Connecticut western news., 1895-07-25
NORFOLK.

Miss Nellie Whiting. is visiting her sister. Mrs Irving Barnes. at Old Or chard, L. I.
 Mir Heliou, of Hartford, is spending his vacation here.
 Miss Mary Dowd, of New York city, is stopping at Miss Eilen Gaylord's.
 Mir and MrsGeorge Carrier and family, of Winsted, are visiting Mrs Carrier 's parents. Mrs and Mrs Martin Hotchkiss.
 The New Haven Women's Exchange under the direction of Mrs Mosiey gave a.sale at Airly Beacon Saturday after noon. The exchange realized large sum of money. a. The Rev Mir Turner, chaplin of the Hampton Institute, and Miss Seoville. one of the teachers, with five negro and Indians graduates of Hampton, con- ducted the services at the Coug1 church Sunday evening. Mir Turner and Miss Scoville gave short addresses showing what Ham pton's object is, and Q young Indian lady told us in very interesting manner of her life before she entered the Institute and of her work now as feid matron on the reservations iu Dako- | ta. A young colored gentleman gave an idea of the life of his people and what tue Hampton Institute had done | for him. Between each address a colored quartette sang Southern melo- | dies. A collection was taken and over $70, the amount for scholarship, was realized.
 Stephen Selden is spending his vaoa- tion at Old Orchard. l. I. The Messrs Loomis and Edwin Belk- nap gave literary aud musical recital at The Hillhurst last Thursday morn ing. The entertainment was highly ap- preciated. The same young gentlemen are to give Shakespeare reading soon
 The Messrs Howard, of Brooklyn, N. | Y, are among the recent arrivals at Miss Hollands on Maple Ave. Miss Locke, of New York city, Is spending few weeks at Amos R. Collars
 Nelson Shaw is visiting friends in Bridgeport
 Mir Eddy, of Brooklyn, N Y, was a guest of his son, Librarian Eddy, over Sunday.
 Miss Lucy Smith, of Winsted, is vis- ting friends in town. William Comstock, of Hartford, is spending his vacation with bis sister, Mrs Beni. Brown. ] Dr and Mrs Denis sailed for Europe Saturday, where they will remain until September
 The silk mill is closed for repairs.
 Joseph HoIlister has entered the em. ploy of MT. Levi, to keep the men t time and measure stone at the qnarry in Lakeville. He went on Monday morning.
 Miss Grant. daughter of Selectman | Nn,, (, kx,. &1 ,t at Middletown, Monday.
 Miss Kate Hamilton has returned from Otis, Mass, and is stopping with her sister. Mrs. Leo J Curtis.
 Mir. Windom, of New Haven, is m town.
 Miss Helen Barchfeld and Miss Eliza. beth Dickerman, of Hartford, are guests of Miss Aura M. Beardsley.
 The art and embroidery exhibition at the library parlor on Tuesday and Wednesday by Miss De Wolfe and Miss Mathews was of the finest order. Fancy work of all kinds was exhibited, and articles were for sale. It was magni. 6cent display of hand work.
 Mir and Mrs Lam bert, of the Hill. hurst, entertained select party at the Lodge, Canaan Mountain, Monday, and Dr and Mrs Bulkley gave driving party there Tuesday.
 The annual tennis tournament is tc begin August 5.
 Myron N. Clark has been elected secretary and treasurer of the Norfolk Savings Bank, in place of Joseph N | Cowles.
 MT. Calkins, of Winsted, is assisting in the repairing of the grist mill.
 Miss Rose Chattleton is visiting Ernest Traver, in Sharon Valley. for z few weeks.
 E Y. Swift. of Detroit, Mich, has ar rived at the Misses Eldredge's, and vii spend several weeks.
 Mrs John W. Beach and daughter Lucy, of New Haven, are spending 6 few days with Mrs H. H Bridgman.
 The colored quartette of Hampton Institute sang at the the Hillhurst after the service at the church Sunday even ing. A collection was taken mp Tn be half of Hampton, and over fifty dollars was realized.
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