Connecticut western news., 1881-10-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
West Cornwall.

Miss Emma Dickerman of New Haven, who has been guest at Dr. I. R. Sanford's the past two months, returned on Saturday. ! Miss Anna Yutzler is in New York the present week, buying her fall stock of lnilli- nery goods.
 Miss Mary White, the popular dressmaker, IS fourishing at MT. D. L. Smiths.
 E. H. Dean is assisting Cochrane Bros. in the timing department
 Mrs. Henry Reed, former resident of this place, and for long term of years cripple, died at Cornwall Bridge on Thursday last. Earl Stevens and Joseph Cole represented this place at the Danbury fair last week.
 Mir. James Cochrane has sold his crop Of tobacco to Luther Eaton of Kent.
 Mr. Geo. Potter has dropped into the ''im- provement line" by remodellng, repairing and repainting his house, making one of the old landmarks of Cornwall appear almost as we'll as the new. His other buildings are to go through thorough repairs in the spring.
 Our stores are booming right along with big stock of goods fresh from New York. Smith Sons make it special feature to give their customers "fits' on ready made clothing, while Cochrane Bros. follow suit in trying to 'warm" everybody with bargains on stoves, which they are rushing off at tre- mendousy low figures. ANON. Falls Village.
 Henry c. Crandall, jr, was the guest of Cornwall relatives Saturday and Sunday.
 Dr. Butler of Janesville, Wis, has been making few days tarry with friends in this village.
 John Williams, of sherburne, N. Y, is visiting relatives in town.
 Peter Christy, machinist at the railroad shop, has vacated his position, and has gone < to Hartford to better his condition financially.
 John Colepaugh had restaurant ats the Danbury fair last week.
 Mrs. Henry Wolfe makes New York wis., it this week, in the interest of the millinery trade.
 Wm Colepaugh of Canaan, took charge of the barber shop here last week while D. K was at Danbury.
 H. L. Clarke of East Granby, is visiting D.. w. Clarke, Esq.
 Joseph Jacobi of Amesville has had his house newly covered with coat of white !, lead.
 Deputy Sheriff Wm, Phillips and Lawyer Smith of Winsted, were in town Saturday.
 At the resent election in this town, s. Has. kins and D. H. Dean had tie vote kfor se- l iectman. Anthony Boyle has secured bonds for his appearance at court next Saturday, when his case will be tried for selling liquor without a license.
 While driving on the back road Sunday, the horse of gentleman from Lakevile be- came frightened, and ran, upset and freed
 himself from the wagon, and throwing him
 self, his wife and child out on the ground. ,, The new passenger car being built at tht railroad shop has had heater and pipes pu in, and was taken into the paint shop las week for the finishing touches.
 Wm. s. Burkett was home over Sunda7 > from Danbury.
 } Mo- il engine, which broke an axle at thu depot few weeks ago, is in the machin 5 shop, ,rand is nearly ready to go out on th
 road again. No. is also in the shop un a dergoing repairs.
 o Mrs. Hunt, and son Edward, of Winsted h have been visiting Amesville friends. r J.D. Eglestop last Saturday was at wor Q on the camp ground. painting new cottages
 The Cong. ladies' aid society meet mex I at the house of Edmund Dear
 Friday p.
 ko on the ''Barrack." u G w. Hall has had the front side o. u store newly painted, which is quite an addi V tion to it's looks.
 Since the election took place, constables
 "handcuffs" are said to be at discount II 8 this village.
 r Eugene Williams has sold out the Corn 1t wall Hollow stage route to to Fred. Cole o y that place.
 d Mrs. J. H. Markham and daughter made n short visit at New Milford, Saturday. s MT. and Mrs. Henry Winship of Ashley r Falls were guests of engineer Seeley, Sunday y A wagon owned by Lime Rock gentle t man, and badly damaged, lies at the west enc
 of the river, or white bridge, the result o a needless driving. Harmon Finkle has moved into the house . with H. Killmer, having sold his property il
 "Dublin" to Mrs. Dick Williams. D. M. Clark, agent for the we'll known frn
 of Chase Bros, nurserymen of Rochester
 N. Y., was canvassing this town last week
 Miss Sarah Hobart of Utica, N. Y, ant
 Mrs. Maynard of Rochester, have been visit
 ing Lime Rock relatives.
 The cholcest houseplants of many lady in this vicinity were cut by the severe fros
 last Wednesday morning.
 The Methodist ladies' aid society met Fri day at Mrs. G. W. Stephens, and about 40 O.
 both denominations were present. The Hunts Lyman Iron Co., of Huntsville I have been putting ln new hearth, new en zine and engine house. A portion of the en- zine was taken from the cars at Lime Rock 6 station which required six horses to draw } A large number from here attended the 3 Danbury fair last week, and 1t is estimated a that ,Ooo were in attendance one day. At the union ladies' aid society at the , Cong. parsonage last Wednesday, a large
 number attended, representing both Cong.
 and the Methodist church, and the receipts were donated to the pas,or, who in a few apt remarks heartily thanked his parishioners fol their many favors shown him recently One pleasing and highly satisfactory feature o the commingling of the societies, is the unity and cordial relations now existing between them, which is as it should be, and let it con. tinue thus. IDLEwILD . Monterey.