Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
NORFOLK.

The Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church are to have their an' ual Christmas entertai ment this Thurs day) evening at the gymnasium.
 The Mis- es Mary and Belle Eldridge 20 to New York Saturday to meet then nieces, the Misses Swift, who are to ar rive at that place Sunday from their eI- te"ded Eur, pean tour of several months.
 MT James welch, of Windsor, is a guest of Mrs W W Welch.
 Messrs G T Johnson and B Tres colt attended the gathering of the Masons at Hartford last week
 Miss Lila Johnson who was slightly injured from sk"ing last week, is much improve.i and able to he about agaio.
 Mir and Mrs Wo druff, of Torri gton, spoke both morning and event g at the Methodis' church and Rev Mir Todd as usual in the afternoon.
 Mrs Abel B French, of Housatonlc, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs s D. Canfie,d, since Tna ksgiviug was taken seriously ill on Saturday night Dr Kendall was called and found her suffering from p enmon,a On Monday her family physician trom Rousatonic, Dr Giddi gs, was called i, consultation, d at this writing her co, dition remains about the same.
 Hiram A Lawrence, of Wi sted, and sister, Mrs Augusta Lawrel ce, of this place, started for trip through several of the western states on Mo day, visiting at his daughters in Pennsylvania, and from there to Ohio. Illinois and Missouri, where they have sisters and o"e br"ther They expect to be gone about two mo ths
 Mrs George Clark is very sick with pneumonia She has trained nurse to care for her
 A new hotel has been opened on cor ner of M in and Railroad streets at Mrs Bellows house
 E s Joh, son has. extended the tele- phones to Canaan mountain, and the owners of the instrume ts here in the village are much pleased as they now can receive the benefit of Elisha Gill letfe's fine music on violin at their own homes. MT s,id he was called to place an extra one in house on that account.
 Frank Kenyon. nephew of Mrs R I Cissey where he resides, has @ tered the Hartf, I'd Rusi ess College
 Mrs Louise Merritt has secured sit nation ss housekeeper for Mir Lane. of Elm stre t, Winsted. a d goes to that place 1st J n She has been resident of Norfolk for the past eleven years
 Messrs Leo Werner ant James Fl m ha the misfortune to each lose horse last week
 Henry Joyner, of Ashley Falls. was in town Monday. He M T Moore of this place excha ged horsrs.
 Thomas Ow -s IS quite sick Dr Hamant attends him His brother, John Owe s, came from Hartford on Mo day to see him
 A serious accident occurred here Su, day eveni A Freedman who works On the Burr coal ioh. was frlving into town at "break neck speed" aud in turning & corner was thrown from his wagon and was found io an uncon- scious CO ',dition He was taken to O'Rrien's livery barn and Dr Gidman called and found him badly bruised, havi g received a severe scalp wound, but Mo day he was much better and is not considered da gerou~Iy hurt. The horse ran to Phillip Curtiss' where 1t was stopped without lriury to horse or wagon.
 nrs O arles Johnson, of Hartford, is visiting at her pare' Is, B c. Bells
 Mis- Flynn, who teaches the West Norfolk school is to have an assistant for the wint.r term. as the school mum bars more tha" she cao attend alone
 James Flynn's you gest child di. d on Monday night; burned on Wednes- day
 Wi throp Cone and Robbirs Stoeckel brought 51 pickeiel home from their fishing tour Friday.