Connecticut western news., 1895-03-28
Local News.
Easter comes April IA.

The addition to Samuel A. Eddy's house is nearly completed.
 Mrs Julius Dean is very ill. and it is reported that she has the iaundice.
 Stephen Cndney and family have taken rooms in the Patrick Lynch house.
 The tinkle of the bicycle bell is again heard in the happy land of Ga naan.
 -S. A. Kemp has moved his family into one of Mrs Hardenbergh's tene- ments.
 Charles Lake, of Winsted, who has been so seriously ill, was in town on Monday.
 The condition of Judge A. H. Fem, of Winsted, has remained unchanged during the past week.
 Mrs Beebe will move from Frank Coon's house to Junius Rhoades' new house on Church St.
 Miss Caroline Bailey returned Tuesday from a visit to her sister, Mrs Sisson, in Hartsville, Mass
 HI. H. Mason and Peter Turner, of Lakeville, visited Victory Council O. U. A. M. on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Grace Roraback arrived home on Friday from Wellesley college to spend thu two weeks vacation.
 William Waller has moved into Miss Honora Britt's house on the cor ner of Railroad and Bragg Sts.
 Miles l.. Ingraham, who has been spending the winter at the Warner House, has gone to Lakewood. N. J.
 HI. M Adams wishes us to state that he will close his collection for the Nebraska sufferers Saturday morning.
 Mrs 0. A. Clark. mother of Mrs M. L. Osborne. went to Boston last week to enter the General Hospital for treat ment
 John Rodemyer, Jr., who for some months past has been on the Danbury News, Is now associated with the Dan bury Dispatch.
 Some one near Twin Lakes shot Lewis Rhoades' dog Bob" last Sunday evening, but Bob" bids fair to recover although badly wounded.
 Rev Samuel F. Adam has been call. cd to the Episcopal church at My ystic and will officiate> >for the first time there on Palm Sunday, April 7th.
 The Agassiz Society will meet Tuesday evening. April 2. at D. L. Peirce's. Subject: Characteristics of the butcher bird, miscellany.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church will serve an Orange tea Friday evening, March 29th, at the church parlors. Supper from 5. 90 to 9 p, m. .#
 HI. N. Adams has long been justly proud of his sheep. This year they are doing unusually we'll, there having been 30 strong and healthy lambs from 17 ewes.
 70. H. Wheeler has bought the TAlmage Tulver farm at East Canaan, and is going to build new house thereon. Mir Pulver has moved to the Bion Stevens house near tho church.
 The NEWS is indebted to Hon. Will liam 0. Mowry, Secretary of State, for . copy of the Register and Manual of the State of Connecticut" for 1895. It is very convenient book to have in the office.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Bonner went to North Adams, Mass. yesterday where they will remain an indefinite time while Mrs Bonner is receiving treat ment at Dr W. E. Brown & Sons sani- tarium.
 Early buy CTS of horses are in it this time, for horses have taken rise. The supply is limited and prices have ad- vanced s2O to $50 per horse in Chicago. Buffalo and other market points.-Mil- lerton Telegram.
 The official board of the Methodist Episcopal church voted unanimously to request the presiding cider to have Rev B. Seeholzer returned to thls place for another year. The Conference meets at Kingston. N. Y, Wednesday, April 3d.
 Last Friday afternoon as Charles 0. Calender WAS repairing the roof on R. o. Newton's house, the ladder slipped and he fell about ten feet to the ground and was considerably shaken up,; but Charles does not mind little thing like that and the next day he was again at work.
 Postmaster Camp is willing to send . closed mail bag by the north bound noon train which would be placed on the south bound mail train at Lee and the mail distributed at points between Lee and this station. He wants an ex- pression of public opinion. Don't all speak at once!
 -D.D. Walter will move into his new meat market in Fuller & Peet's build. ing next Monday. This new market has besn built especially for MT Waite, and it is fitted up with every conven fence and in neat and attractive style Mir Walter is now better equipped thar ever before to serve his patrons, and will aim to supply everything to be found in first class meat market.
 Col Jacob Temple, of West Virgin ia. delivered his lecture Public Office is . Private Snap" at the Town Hal Tuesday evening under the auspices O. the David S. Cowles G. A. R. Post, tt