Connecticut western news., 1882-10-18
WEST CORNWALL.

DentlSt Battam Of New Milford will be at the residence of Geo. Hughes, on Friday of this week.
 Miss Anna Yutzler is in Bridgeport, assisting Miss Gilbert at her millinery emporium in State Street.
 Mrs. Cyrus Gray of Raysville, Penn, former resident of this place, is visit ing at Moses c. Buffers.
 MT. E. H. Dean, who has a lucrative position with Orland Smith, commis- sion merchant in Bridgeport, spent the Sabbath at home.
 A very interesting teachers conven- tion was held at the chapel on Tuesday, under the superintendence of B. G. Northrop, secretary of the State Board of Education.
 Eugene Wolfe, brother of Charles Wolfe, come to this place last week, apparently in the last stages of con- sumption. He will be taken, if possi ble, to the hospital at New Haven, some time the present week.
 Never did the Warner cottage on the rocks look more beautiful and inviting than last Wednesday evening when it was most brilliantly illuminated. An invitation to enjoy the sociability with in was responded to by a goodly num- Der in spite of the darkness and rain.
 The glimmering lights last Tuesday evening on the hill sides eastward with the loud calls to ''Harold" John to con- sciousness and his evening meal had the desired effect, for John thinking Gabriel had blown blast for him and sent 8 torch light procession to lead the way, quietly and unperceived sneaked down the steep, cat fashion to his own thatched covered roof where on the arrival of the good Samaritans after an unfrultful chase he was found sunk back in the old arm chair as happy and contented as any Lord. The occasion of his non-ap- pearance when the evening shades were dropping was owing to some ''thirsty cravings" that about four fingers of 'old rye" had satisfied where upon he aban- doned his axe and did mt care 8 cent whether school kept or not
 On Monday the 16th at the residence of the brides parents occurred the mar riage of Miss Hattie Benedict, one of Cornwall's s favorite ladies and MT. Henry D. Sanford, an enterprising young gen. tleman whom West Cornwall justly lays claim to.
 The ceremony which took place at ten o'clock was performed by Rev. M. Rob- inson of Goshen after which the many guests paid their respects to the happy couple and offered their hearty congrat- ulations. A bountiful collation. followed containing every thing dainty and deli cious. The wedding gifts were elegant and exceedingly numerous.
 Emphasizing the esteem in which the contracting parties are held. They were accompanied to the noon train by merry party of friends who started them on their journey with any amount of good wishes and 8 desire that the favorable auspices that graced the we'd ding day may be but the hamburger ot the joy and prosperity that is to make merry the future life of the newly we'd ) ed couple. ANON.
 CORNWALL.
 Henry Sandford was married to Miss Hattie Benedict, on Monday morning. Philo Kellogg teaches East Street school.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Garner have 6 daughter.
 Shooting affray at Cornwall Centre Lucretia B., who figured in the breach of promise case, while displaying pis } tol in her possession to late admirer accidentally discharged it. The wound may prove fatal. E. SALISBURY. Prof. Rocco Laraja, the celebrated violinist of Pittsfeld, Mass, will give g grand Instrumental Concert at Towr Hall, Salisbury, on Thursday evening October 26th, supported by his full or chestra of six pieces. This will be { rare opportunity for the people of this vicinity to witness the wonderful per formance of Roxy" and we predict { full house for him.