Connecticut western news., 1882-05-10


 The painters are brushing away lustily. James Ford is giving Cochrans Bros' new barn coat of oolors, while Dwight Ingraham dresses up the residence of MT. James Cooh- rane in a new combination suit
 Miss Dora Vollmiler, Tn company with her l sister Carrie of Bridgeport, is visiting in New York for a few days.
 Another candidate from New Haven, the 1 Rev. MT. Light, brilliantly illumed the pulp,, | last Sunday evening.
 Miss Mary White is busily engaged at dressmaking in the village Her home call is | sounded every morning, noon and night from the front piazza of MT David S. Smiths.
 MT. Adam Yutzler, our long established popular and reliable clothier, Is in company with his son Fred. for the present season, at his rooms on Main street, and it is the solid nnvarnished fact, that they are now offering unprecedented bargains in custom work at the lowest living prices Selections can be made from an assortment of samples seldom equalled. and 8 guarantee is gwen for both perfect 1t and workmanship, ANON. Goshen.
 Rev MT. Hszen exchanged pulpits last Sunday, with Rev Mr Harrison of Milton, The bell ringer didn't exchange with anybody. Last Sunday the communion was observed.
 The weather is about so.
 The social met Thursday night with Mrs. M. D, F. Smith. Owing to few drops of rain, (that finally did not cone) the audience twas small. The few who did go had very pleasant time.
 Have new doctor in town. Haven't yet seen the gentleman, but hear that he an- swers to appeHation of Dr. Tracy.
 Lizzie sperry is teaching in the Newcomb district ~.
 Mr. Moses Gray and family have arrived from Chicago.
 Me Joseph Palmer and wife have come from New Haven.
 Many of our people who stop out of town turing the cold weather, are returning earlier than usual this spring. MT. Elias R. Hart, the famous wood saw. yer, (who was recently married in town), IS again abroad with his horse power, and is l ready to cut up any number of wood piles at the rate of 30 cents per hour. Many of the Goshen readers of the NEWS ! were very much interested in the Lockport letter, published in the last issue. Hope the former Goshen correspondent will favor his friends with an occasional communica- ! tion from his nresent sbode 1 aselden Street. -''' - Everything is quiet along the Housatonic 1 Robert Little has bought the Charles Alt we'll place. MT. and Mrs. A. contemplate making their home in the West. Martin Belden, who has been seriously ill, is around again.
 1 Two young gentlemen or would be gen. tlemen -halling from Amesville were seen going across the bridge en route for Falls Village the other day They appeared the worse for having imblbed too freely of Oanaan's fayonte beverage. When seen they were on their way home, trying to hide their ahame under the buffalo robe. x. Esils Village.
 Jubilee missionary cancert was held at I the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Madame McKennon's school has doubled in numbers of scholarships since the week of commencement She is also giving music lessons on the piano.
 MT. Orville Hosford is improving his prem ises by having his house aud tront fence painted
 Il Mr 8. Reed has sold his park phaeton in Ie1change for horse A. P. Chapman has sold his .whise horse to Seth Pratt of Litch. Asld.
 \ MT Wallace :, WFighs has moved into the rooms lately vacated by B. J. Bradley l. nr J. Clemans took his departure Mon- day for three weeks visit to Des Moines, Iowa.
 Tke measles continue to skuk around this place, and Charles Ford and Fred. Bartlett came in for full share last week, and they are keeping them company indoors
 MT D K Celepaagh hae made an improve ment in his barber shop by having it neatly painted and the furniture vanished.
 Gardening is now tn. thing that seems to be cal ing the attention of those who have not previously planted, The season is sever. al days later than last year at this time, for some of the farmers bad turged out their cat tie to graze before this.
 Union communion services were celebrated ! lat ,G. pastor, Rev. Mr. Moore, delivered very fine discourse from the pulpit of the Gong cnurch in thls place Sunday morning, the text being taken from Ephesians, ffth chapter, st vel SC another yeaY.
 \ Mir B J. Bradley is selling out his whole stock of goods at cost, and anyone in want of any thing ID the line of goods found at his store, had better improve the opportunity at once for such bargains aa hs poW offers are not to be had everywhere. His object is to sell out and close up his business here, to give hls attention to bis new business, in which he has recently engaged at Cornwall Briige.
 DaIoer Colepaugh uaS TeHCeu Lne SnOp &I Lime Rock, and it will be carried on by Chas Voll.
 ! An accident occurred at Lime Rock station Monday noon. As engineer Bronson was coming out of the station, the switch being left open, the engine and baggage car ran of the track, striking two open freight cars, and broke one in two. The engine was hauled on the track and taken to the shep about 6 pan.
 The Housatonic railroad company have had