Connecticut western news., 1882-10-25
MONTERREY.


 Wm. Harmon of Ohio is in his native town visiting relatives and shaking hands with old acquaintances.
 Chestnuts promise good lot and several have handed us burrs containing from to good nice chestnuts.
 Lorenzo Webb and wife started Satur- day for Sheffield, the native place of Mrs. Webb, on visit for few days
 A dance is billed for tonight (Wed- nesday) at Pine Grove hall and good time is expected. Dancing and oysters $1.
 A young man by name of Rathbone in J. H. Langdon's employ about his mills got his right arm badly sawed last Wednesday. It is getting along as we'll as can be expected.
 o. w. Cross and Cyrus Crosby have re-shingled their houses and M. s. Bid well is building new house in the north part of the town in place of the one burned couple years ago belong ing to Patrick O'Here.
 Henderson Kimberly of Sandisfeld while returning home from this place last week with load of wood, his horse began kicking, and kicked MT. K. in the fore head and side. The horse got free from the wagon and went back. Some of the neighbors seeing the horse thought things not all right started out and found him in the ditch unconcious. He was carried home about 2 miles, where he lay in an unconcious state, about 40 hours. He is now doing as well as can be expected. PAULs
 FALLS VILLAGE.
 Miss Emeline Burgert of Albany is at Miss c. Landon's on Q visit.
 Mrs. Emma Gibbs of Kent is Q guest of relatives in this vicinity.
 The Methodist church is being paint ed, Messrs. Mundry and Egleston doing the work.
 MT. Edward Dibbell has given up his job at CIV. Halls as order and delivery clerk, much to the regret of MT. Halls customers among whom he has made many friends
 All the household effects intended for sale at the auction last Thursday turned over to Geo. w. Hall by O. N. Briscoe was disposed of and brought good prices. A horse was put up at auction but was bid in for 1925.
 Passenger car 73 is in the paint shop at Amesville and is being newly painted. Locomotives and l5 are in the shop and will come out with new red stacks and will have a decidedly new aspect when they leave the repair shops.
 Two new houses have been built this season at Lime Rock station also new barn and the sheds have been extended and part of the carpenters go this week to Lakeville to build very fine fence for N. c. Ward on the Burrall place.
 IDLEwILD
 MILTON.
 William J. Halls son Walter is im- proving rapidly.
 MT. Wm. Griggs of Terryville is visiting at Mortimer Benson's. We just got a glimpse of the Wood bury Reporter man the other day.
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin Lyon have been visiting at MT. Ira Pages.
 MT. and Mrs. Cicero Grannis and family are visiting among their friends in town.
 Mir. Henry Page of Morris, Illinois, has been visiting at his parents in this place. ,~~ Uncle Fred Griswold was in town last week and spent his birthday with his nephew, Horatio Griswold
 Bradley Beach fell through the floor in the Milton Mills injuring his head but not fatally. He is doing we'll
 MT. D. H. Yeomans of this place made short visit last Saturday to his birth place in headquarters, so called.
 Miss Jennie Callister who was sick ed at the Mountain farm house has inn proved so as to be moved to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 They had quite raising down at the Mills, the Etna Shear hands turning out in full and helping them. The timbers went up without much effort. ETNA.
 WEST CORNWALL. - Chestnuts begin to be plenty as well as candidates for the legislature.
 Dr. Battam will be at this place again, Nov. 3rd, as will be seen by his adver- tisement in another column.
 Dr. c. s. Brewer is on the sick list. Dr: Averill of Falls Village and c. Il. Shears of Sharon, are his attending physicians.
 Mrs. Daniel Baldwin who has been in Minneapolis, Minn., arrived home on Saturday, accompanied by MT. J. Smith of that place, who, owing to the present pressure of business, only remained over the Sabbath.
 MT. John T. Andrews of Cornwall. while on his way to the Chapel last Mon- day evening to attend the teachers in- stltute, accidentally stepped off the rail road bridge, falling distance of about twelve feet to the rocky bed of the stream below. Very fortunately his in- Juries did not prove to be of serious nature. Ff Miss Anna M Baldwin of Housatonic, Mass, is learning telegraphy at this 
 office, and ''Smithy," who has become well versed in the art. is tickled half tn