Connecticut western news., 1882-08-23
Salisbury.

 are boarding at J. l.. Perkin's s residence. Mrs. Bullay and daughter of Brook lyn, N. Y., are stopping with Miss M. M. Johnston.
 Rev. Mir. Gleason, of Norfolk, occu- pied the same pulpit last Sunday, by exchange with Rev. l.. H. Reid.
 Rev. Dr. Hayden, secretary of the American board, preached in the Con gregational church week ago Sunday. Rev. Daniel Johnson, of Brooklyn, N. Y,, are visiting Rev. Wm. Allen Johnston, and occupied the pulpit of the Episcopal church last Sunday, much to the edifcation of his friends and parishioners. Rev. George B. Johnson, of Baltimore, Md, also as sisted in the services.
 Lawn Cottage, kept so successfully by Mrs. Landon, has been full all sum- mer with summer boarders. The fol- lowing persons are now stopping there Mir. and Mrs. H. Simons, three children, two servants, Brooklyn, N. Y. j; Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Taylor, three chil- dren and servant, Gainesville, Florida :; MT. and Mrs. w. H. Cross, son and daughter, Staten Island N. Y.; Mrs. Thomas and son and daughter, Wash ington, D. O.; Mrs. Dosher, Cedar Keys, Fla; Miss Bush and Miss Row land, Brooklyn, N Y.; MT. and Mrs. E. s. Sweet, two children and nurse, Miss Sweet, Miss Edith Sweet and Miss Louisa Sweet, all of Brooklyn, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Cornwall, three children and nurse, Brooklyn, N. Y.; MT. Brush, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Samuel s. Kennedy, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. H. 0. Whitney and son, Brooklyn, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. Geo. s. Weed, two children, two nurses and two coachmen; Captain Frank Elliott, Brooklyn, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. s. l.. Kennedy and Harry Kennedy, Brook lyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Wood, Elizabeth, New Jersey. B. S. T. Messrs. Egbert Bartlett of Ansonia and Loring of New York, (brothers) and natives of Salisbury, with their fam flies, have been spending few days 1T town.
 The picnic of the Congregations Sunday school was finally held in the grove at Lakeville. The Chapinville school joined them by invitation, and everything passed off Very pleasantly Rev. L. H. Reid, whose presence brightens every social gathering was present. The Holley manufacturing company's band gave some very fine mnsic on the occasion.
 The Scoville brothers are still en, gagged in improving their estate at Cha pinville Several new buildings are being erected this season. About $5, ,00( worth of furniture and carpets have been put in the two larger houses, ano 8 few days since seven hogsheads o. china and glass ware went in the same direction. 'Tis said that ''comine events cast their shadows before," but what are foreshadowed by these things I dare not predict. o.J.
 SOuGhficld.
 Lizzie Clark has gone.
 A little frost in the low places.
 Hubert Barber was home over Sun day.
 Not much enthusiasm about cam1 meeting.
 MT. Smith, of Bridgeport, is at MT Benedict's.
 The masons have been at work on R Baldwin's house.
 The schools of the town will begi1 the fall term Sept. 11th.
 George W. Harman of Bennington Vt., is expected here this week.
 MT. Ed. C. Cook has looked in on u for brief period. Yes, altogether to, brief
 MT. Bradley has moved to the plac here, which he recently purchased O W. H. Loomis.
 Mrs. H. Barber and Mrs. c. Adam narrowly escaped serious injury by tn breaking of MT. W. R. Baldwin s wagon wheel, as he was about to help then out at MT. N. Palmer's. Fortunatel, they escaped with only few bruises
 Mill River.
 H. D. Sisson shot large black snak under his verandah.
 Mrs. Anna Adams has gone to Buffalo N. Y., visiting friends.
 Miss Minnie Freeman is going to tn Westfield, Mass, state normal school.
 Misses Manner and May Wolfe o Pittsfeld, Mass, are visiting in this vii lage.
 E. c. Atwater and Fred Alderman o Springfield are visiting at J. Y. At waters.
 There is a rumor that Dyer Stannart is going to sell his store and goods t, E. Wheeler.
 Falls Village.
 A few city boarders are spending tn, season on Sugar Hill.
 Relatives from Bridgeport are on visit this week at the Crandan House.
 Mrs. N J. Carter and Mrs. H. Hal and daughter of North Adams, are on visit at Lee French's.
 The trotting course is being cleared of grass and weeds, and repairs will b'