Connecticut western news., 1880-07-21

field. At E. T. Buttler's, MT. and Mrs. G. s. Gilman, Mr. George Gilman, Frank Prentiss, Charlie Taylor, MT. and Mrs. James Knight, P. Robbins, Misses Hattie Cook, Hattie Knight, Prentiss, Julia Gilman, Hartford Miss Alice Kendall New York City.
 SPECIAL. Falls Village.
 Minott Lyman, fireman on the "workmen's train" has been promoted, and is now engi- neer on the night freight train.
 Messrs A. c. Randall and Geo. V. Capron are on visit at t~the "Hub," and will try their luck as fishermen on the fishing grounds off Martha's Vineyard before they return.
 Mrs. George Coggswel is slowly recovering from seize of malarial fever.
 William E. Sheppard has secured job in the Hartford Britannia Co.'S. shop at Hart. ford, to which place he went Monday
 The London circus at Pittsfeld Saturday, was attended by about 20 people from this vicinity.
 Miss Hattie Stone of Lime Rock was the guest of Miss Minnie Turpin last week.
 Rev. MT. Mead moved his family last week to Stonington, Ct, where he is now located as pastor.
 Several from this place went to Twin Lakes Wednesday, where they held picnic
 Mrs. s. D. Crossman of Hudson, N. Y. is visiting relatives here.
 Miss B. Greenwood of New York City is the guest of Miss Ida Spur.
 J. R. Benjamin of Winsted was in town one day last week.
 High Sheriff John D. Yale and wife, visit ed friends on Sugar Hill last week.
 Geo. V. Capron has received another organ of the Smith American" manufacture.
 1A~ All. the M. E. Church Sunday.
 Miss Frank Dean went to San Francisco. Cal. last week to take the position of teach CT in a seminary there
 Marshall c. Dean of this town, (Barrack, ) is very successful in rearing poultry, and has had considerable experience in the business, having followed that occupation for 15 years, raising poultry for profit. He wintered 100 hens, and some days they have produced as high as 70 eggs, consuming up. ward of a bushel of grain per day. He has raised over 600 chickens this season. He has some very fine Plymouth Rocks, which were produced from prize stock. the orig inal owner of which has realized $50. per pair. They are wintered in four different coops, and can get to the ground the year round, being built without foors which is one of the es sential conditions if one wishes good supply of eggs through the winter. IDLEwILD. Clayton. MT. R. L. Taft and family, are taking tht benefit oi the sea breeze through the warn | weather.
 Luther Lindsey and wife are visiting friends l in Stottsville.
 Charlie Boen of winsted, is visiting friends in this place. AsTERIsK. l West Cornwall.
 Miss Ellen Fairchild of Bridgeport is tht guest of R. N. Cochrane, Esq.
 MT. John Wood has the finest crop of to bacco in town.
 1 Mrs. Wilmont of New Haven, who ha been visiting at Dr. l. N. Sanfords, returne, home on Monday.
 Miss Carrie Potter of Thomaston is tn, guest of her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Marsh.
 Mrs. Kate Cleverdon is home from Brook lyn for few weeks. | A small party from North Cornwall, witt A. D. Warner, Esq. of this place, went camp | ing at Lake Warmaug last week. l w. L. Smiths bell ringers and comed, company drew full house at the Bee Hiv Hall last Monday evening. Every one wa highly pleased with the entertainment, whicl was in every respect first-class. Harr Fades, the 'king of laugh makers" is one o the best comedians of the day. His facial de | lineations, comic songs, etc., were greeted with roars of laughter and applause. Al together it was one of the best shows whicl have visited this village in long time. l MT. Daniel Baldwin, who has been sales man in Cochrane Bros store, is now enjoying vacation, the vacancy at present being file, by Houstan Cochrane 2d.
 The new sign of the Foster House." sus pended from the tree in front, presents quit an attractive appearance.
 1 Miss Carrie Vollmiller is busily engage learning telegraphy.
 E Mrs. Albert Hart of Bridgeport is visitini her daughter, Mrs Philander Owen.
 Frank Snyder who so lately emigrated t Dakota, returned home last Saturday.
 Mr. E. Price of Bridgeport is stopping fo a few weeks at the Foster House.
 The valuable gold watch and chain stole from Solon B. Johnson, Esq.,, April last, wa found last Sunday morning lying at tn mouth of small stream which empties int the river in Water street. Carrle Owen, wh 4 was standing on the bridge above, was tn first to discover it She quickly informed he brother Frank of the fact, who soon succeed ed in fishing the costly prize from the water Mr. Johnson at once identified the propert as his, and accordingly rewarded the finde with purse of $lO, but the mystery of a mysteries is, who put it thar?
 Our choir, until further notice, will meet g the Chapel for practice every Saturday eve ming. ANON. Goshen.
 MT. A. H. Bingham, the principal of ou academy some years ago, has been visitin friends in this vicinity
 Misses Mary Brooks and Clara Calhoun ( Wolcottville spent part of last week at tn home of MT. Henry Norton
 Miss Clara Gray has returned after sewers weeks absence.
 Visitors in town: at Henry Norton Miss Winnie Marvel of Fitchbury, Mass at Rev. l.. A. Hazen's-Mrs. Geo. Fowle and daughter of Agawam Mass; at Josep Palmer's 's-Mrs. Henry Wooster and daughte of New Haven; at Fessendeu Ives'-Mrs Golden and Miss McCaddam of Norwalk; g Austin Anyn's Miss Alice Shares of Nez Haven; at Franklin Wadham's- Miss Eliz Baldwin of Bridgeport; at Capt Gaylord l-W. L. Gaylord of New Haven; at Jame Hunter's-Mrs. Lorenzo Beach of Bridge port; at Mrs. Kirkham's-George and Lero Kirkham of New Haven. B. B. l RERKSHIRE COUNTY.