Connecticut western news., 1882-08-30
Soutilfield.

Will Parsons went to Southwick pond on Saturday.
 Rev. c. c. Walker was here Sunday, but did not preach.
 MT. and Mrs. John Adams of Winsted have been here the past week.
 MT. Hubert Barber has fine span of black horses. They are valued at $500. A. J. Cook is expected home in 8 week or so. He visited Lake Chatauqua the other day.
 About 40 people from here pic-nicked at Lake Buel, Friday. They report very pleasant time.
 On account of low water at the factory, but little butter is made, most of the milk goes for full cream cheese.
 MT. James Pettibone, two daughters, Miss Brigham and Mrs. A. Pettibone spent some days in Norfolk last week.
 Miss Ella Rhodes succeeds Miss Mary Doyle at the ''white school house. !" Miss D. goes to the Huxley district vice Miss Sheldon.
 George W. Harmon of Bennington, Vt., who is looking up the geneology of the Harmon family, was here the other day. He found rich mine of informa- tion in the town records at Mill River.
 Jule Turner killed an adder three feet long in MT. H. N. Kasson's house. When first seen he was on the stairs, but | 4oo l. oe ! room.
 i Wesley Hall came near losing Q horse few days ago. He hearda noise at his barn, and on going out, he found the horse hung, his chain halter being caught in shoe of one of his hind feet, thus drawing his head down.
 There were seventeen of them, all lit tie beauties, and they were just too lovely for any thing, when they were dressed. We mean fish-not girls; but girls caught them-Miss, Emma Adams and Miss Gussie Cook. Didn't learn who baited and tended the hooks. A OdulOEu udS 1OSG LIS uOS.
 Miss Mary P. White has returned to Cornwall
 Mrs. Weldon and family are at Mrs. Daniel Bently's.
 Henry Lucas of Pittsfeld, is, or was in town.
 [ MT. and Mrs. Phelps of Florida, are in town.
 Ed. Norton leaves town this week for Phillips Academy.
 Mrs. E. Newcomb and Miss Bell Ly- man, are in town.
 Moses Lyman's team ran away Satur- day; no lives lost.
 Mr. and Mrs. Selden of Hartford are at Mrs. Wadham's.
 We are going to have a 100000 vol ume Sabbath School library.
 Rev. Dr. White from Cornwall, occu- pied MT. Hazen's pulpit, Sunday.
 MT. Smith has left and MT. Henry Osborne has arrived at Miss Whites.
 Miss Mary Holbrook and MT. Henry Kimberly are stopping at Sherman Kimberly's.
 Rev. c. Strong is here Four minis ters listened to Dr. White, Sunday morning. The banner Sunday School classes are Mrs. Norton's and Deacon Wadham's They number about 20 scholars each
 MT. Burdett Heart who is boarding at Mrs. Kirkham's S.. will address the Wo- mans Board, at Litchfeld, on Sunday.
 MT. Haskel Smith died last Saturday, of Bright'sa disease. The funeral was Monday, at p. m. He was buried Tuesday, at Greenwood, N. '.
 Last week, Wednesday, fifty or more of our young people had No. picnic at Mohawk Tower, and all but two of the party registered. All enjoyed the fine view through the telescope and op- era glass, not forgetting the swing, the croquet and the eatables. Mohawk Tow CT is becoming famous resort.
 BRADFORD McCAER West EornVnIF. Mrs. Isaac Marsh entertains for the week, Miss Polly Marsh cousin from Litchfeld.
 Mr. and Mrs Alonzo France and Miss Celia Gardner the authoress, Plainfeld, N. J. .,are guests at Ransom F. Smith s.