Connecticut western news., 1882-06-14
Cornwall Bridge.

A few city boarders have arrived in town, and many moro have made arrangements for accommodations as soon as the weather is warmer.
 J. T. .Lawless, the gentlemanly clerk of the Bradley House, is taking care of the hotel and all calling there, are we'll satisfied that they keep first class house.
 George Blodgett, Jr. and sister Fannie, of Ashley Falls, have been spendinga a few days here visiting, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. V. c. Beers. They visited while here, the new tower on Mohawk Mountain.
 Henry May has finally captured the big trout from Guinea brook; the wavy fish has carried of many yards of good fish lines and quantities of fish hooks. He weighed two and one quarter pounds. Henry is the champion trout fisher.
 Mrs. Lucy Whitcomb is seriously ill, from an attack of paralytic stroke, which oc- cured a few days since. Small hopes of her recovery is entertained. Her son. Edward Page who lives in the far West arrived Sat. urday, having been sent for.
 Children's Day was observed in the NJ. E. church on Sunday afternoon, under the man. agement of Miss Emma, Nellie and Katie Gilbert. Mrs. Theodore Swift, Mrs. George W. Studley and others. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers, the exer, cises were highly spoken of by all in atten. dance. The Sunday School is in fine con- dition, many new books having lately been added to their library.
 On the 7th inst, Miss Cyntha A. only child of William Chipman, Esq. of Johnson Hollow, was united in marriage to Mir. Flu gene A. Birdsell of Lime Rock, at the resi- dence of the brides parents, by Rev Vim T. Gilbert of Cornwall Bridge. A selec company of friends graced the occasion with their attendance, and made it memorial witl their gifts After the bridal trip, Lime Rocl will be the home of the youthful pair. S. Salisbury.
 The funeral of John MoElroy of Chapin vile, was attended by Q large circle of friends Rev. MT. Evans offciated.
 Dr. Dolbeare has left us, and we miss hi genial face, gentle manner and silvery volc in our social gatherings, but what is our los Lakeville has gained. His successor iron Boston is expected soon,
 The beloved pastor of the Congregati ona church remains away from us on the sick lis much to our great grief and disappointment His people are devotedlY attached to hin MT. Read supplied the pulpit with great ac ceptability.
 Our noble sexton of the Congregations church has met with very severe loss in tn death of his estimable lady. The funeral wa largely attended by sympathising commun ty. Rev Mir. Johnson oficiated, an preached an exceedingly appropriate discours in which he spoke in the highest terms of tn deceased sister.
 Our expert fisherman, MT. Hoysard caught land-locked salmon ill the Twi
 Lakes, that weighed four pounds, and youn
 Brinton, of Lakeville, caught one in Wouol [ scopomic Lake that weighed three pound
 and nine ounces, and presented it to ex-Go Bulkley, receiving in reply beautiful lette The correspondence may be published. . Gt. Harrington.
 The ladies of the St. James church req ized about $l25. at their strawberry festv . last week, although it was a stormy evenin B Mrs. Wright, the mother of our your f Lawyer Wright, is very sick with typho
 fever She formerly lived in Chapinvi Conn.
 t Key. Mr. Scudder was out of town la | Sunday and his flock had to visit oth @ churches or stay at home and take an aftt
 noon nap.
 <. The ladies of the M. E. church are goil r into the strawberry short cake business u }, evening. Hope they will have good tur l.. olt and plenty of berries. b The Congregational church building dol
 move much yet although they claim to ha h about $50, ,00O available resources. The co Y mittee should remember that one May 1T worth two Decembers for out door work d Goshen.
 '' Lyman Hall raised his barn Wednesda
 Rev. Charlie Strong occupied Rev Hazsn's pulpit Sunday.
 Rev. Dr. Eddy will preach in First Cv
 gregational church Tuesday night. a The sewing society meet this week wi
 Mrs. J. M Wadhams l. Will. Cook has new pair of black hols purchased fSsth Pratt I. The Litchfsld North Association meet d Goshen Tuesday and Wednesday of [ n present week.
 0 Dr. Ed. Vaill of Poughkeepsie, a chu
 of our new Dr. Grscy, spent Saturday i. town BRADFORD MACARR. ,t South Cannnn. E. The ladies' aid society will meet at N '' Connelly's, on Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Hurlburt of Stamford, N. Y.
 visiting her daughter, Mrs. Moore.
 Mrs. Burger and Miss Ingram from H,
 ter, N. '. are visiting at Mrs. Connelly's.
 The u~w of the late Dr. Stephen Reed
 Pttshrid, h.;s boeu visiting ut Mrs Nancy | :ie lAd'es' missionary society ot the ' ,, pArlsacs, met at Mrs. Chas. Connelly's Il Thursday afternoon. - The church was very prettily decorat
 with fragrant flowers, on Sunday atternoo
 quite a large congregation being prese
 The Rev. Mir. Moore preached. X. ss Kent.
 r. An addition is being bnilt on the resider D. of Mrs. Chas Edwards. N Miss Helen Buckingham of Northyile,