Connecticut western news., 1902-03-27
LAME BOOK.

James Lund. who has been employed as moulder in the foundry here, has &C., cepted similar position with his brother in Ohio.
 Henry Smith has recently purchased a fine road mare to replace the one he lost during the past winter.
 Frank Gilroy has returned from 8 short visit to Brooklyn, N. '.
 Robert Glass of Hoosic Falls has se- cured employment as moulder in the B. R. Co.'S foundry.
 John Rivaz is back to his old job on the core bench.
 H. v. Eggleston has recently installed a fine Sterling piano in his home.
 Frank Cashdollar will work for R. N . Barnum during the summer months.
 Chas. Blake shot his dog last week. The dog had developed the roaming habit so MT Blake thought that an ounce of prevention lin this case it was buckshot was better than curing. Would that there were more like Charles.
 Tho Easter services at the Trinity church promise to be unusually attract i've this year. The male quartet, Messrs Vosburgh, Norton. Eggleston and Barrett will render some very pretty music. interspersed with violin and cor net solos. Mrs Helen Camp is violinist, Fl. V. Eggleston, cornetist, Mrs Fl. V. EgQleston, orgsnist. The sermon from St. Bohn XI. 25, "I am the resurrection and the life," will be delivered by the rector, the Rev Richmond H. Gesner, in his usual soul stirring and mssterly manner, is in itself sufficient induce ment to bring out the stay at homes.
 Charles Vosburgh, ST., and Barney McGovsrn indulged in friendly trial of strength last Saturday. A wheel barrow heaped with scrap iron and to to be wheeled the longest distance, by the winner who proved to be McGovsrn who succeeded in raising the load few inches from the ground, while his op- ponent could not stir it. Vosburgh claims that McGovern has 8 punching bag and had secretly been training to do the act.
 Mrs Thomas Collins and Miss Mattie Patterson of Troy, N. Y. paid a short visit at l. R. Fenton's
 The students of the International Correspondence school in this village, will be cordially invited to attend 2 smoker to be given by the assistant superintendent. P. O. Knight, the early part of April.
 Broken windows are indicative that a junior base ball team are practising. It is reported that our local talent will give a show entitled, "The unex. pected always happens, the proceeds to be donated to the Lime Rock Water Works Go.
 Owing to the bursting of something with a scIentific name, the office of the Lime Rock Water Go. was almost flood. ed during last week. but a bucket bri- gage, under the efficient leadership of Wm. Yale, saved the entire outfit from inundation.
 The lecture given in the Casino last Friday by the Rev Mir Graham of the ME. church, entitled "A good citizen, was a success in every way. The lee turer held his audience from beginning to end and notwithstanding his apology for being only an amateur and "first | appearance" etc. his lecture proved thai he had complete control of the subject and we are assured that he is cordially welcome to come again.
 Balmy weather, sink holes, house cleaning and moving, tax collectors robins. blue jays and others, roads be- ing scraped. lawn mowers sharpened and repaired, are all infallible signs that spring has arrived in Lime Rock.
 Inventory taking at the tire shop.