Connecticut western news., 1900-02-01
NORFOLk.

Mrs Harriet Cooper of South Norfolk is i'll with the measles.
 Miss Grac Cobb and her brother Carl attended their aunps funeral 10 Norwalk. Ct, last week.
 Mrs s NJ. Humphrey of Canaan, who has been spending the past two weeks iu Norfolk has returned.
 A NJ. Tyler of Hartford is the guest of Horace Stanard.
 Mrs Nolan is spending few days in Ct. Harrington.
 Mrs Walcott, who has been the guest nf Mrs Willism w. Welch, has returned to her home ir New York Mills.
 A few of the young people are plan ming to give ball at the Eldridge will be about twenty couple present It is understood that every effort Is being made to make this the social event of the season. There will be several pstronesses aud the music will be from Hartford.
 Arrangements have been made to extend the dancing class, composed of the older peopls, another month,
 Geo. E. Atwood has been spending a few days ia New Haven as the guest of Geo. A Marvin MT Atwood also ex- poets to spend few days in New York. It is understood that work will be commenced ou the new houses which Dr Moses, Rev. John DePs u, and Win throp Cone expect to build, early next spring.
 At present there is much speculation as to who will be the appointee to take the census for Norfolk. Without doubt there is someone who desires the posi- ton. but as the organization has not openly put forward candidate, the public still remains in the dark. An injunction has been issued against Timothy E. Coy of Colebrook. restrain ing him from cutting timber on the Har- vey Coy estate. The petitioner is Al bert Twining of this place, brother-in- law of the respondent. The case is re- turnable at the February term of the court of the common pleas which will | be held in Winsted.
 Miss Euphenia Black, was run into | by team while out driving. She es- capped unlDjured.
 Charles Battell Loomis, the humorist who has large circle of friends in Nor | folk, recently presented his new book entitled the -Four -Masted- Cat Boat which is published by the Century | Co.,, to the Library. Mir Loomis has @ sketch entitled 1.-The Hero Who Escap. ed" in the current number of the Century"
 Mir aud Mrs Stephen Seldon eater tained about twelve of their friends | Tuesday evening. Cards were played. The Robbins School A. A. held g dance Monday evening at the Eldridge gymnasium. It was enjoyed by all that vera present.
 Mr Beckley's older juvenile class held their closing reception on Tuesday evening at the Eldridge gymnasium Camps orchestra of three pieces fur nished music for the merry young peo pie who made the most of every mum Der. Mrs Bridgman, who has so kind. | ly provided for the class, was present and expressed herself as more than sat. isfied with the progress the dancers had made. The younger juvenile class will give reception on Saturday afternoon to 30, to parents and friends; Mir, Rood of Canaan will play. The adult class will give a cotillion on Thursday evening next, led by Mir Beckley and one of the ladies of the class Pro Baldwin's orchestra of Great Harrington will furnish music. The adult class will have a supplementary term of five lessons, closing in March. | Charles Dayton Whitney of Water bury and Miss Nellie May Perkins were married at the home of the brIde here yesterday.
 Lyman Johnson returned Tuesd ay from two months stay in Chicago.
 The engagement is announced o Lawyer J. D Jewell, Jr. and Mis- Clara Feuchtwsnger both of New Hay
 ,n. The young man is son of ex Lieutenant Governor J. D. Dewell o | New Haven and Norfolk.