Connecticut western news., 1882-09-06
w est Cornwall.

to her employment in Bridgeport.
 Charles Snyder has come back from
 Norwich and can curve ball as straight
 as an IS" every time.
 MT. John Lamont and sister Sarah oi
 Elmira, N. Y., are visiting their friends
 and relatives in this village and vicinity
 MT. Samuel Evans and sister Jennie
 returned to Philadelphia, on Saturday,
 much benefited by their stay in the
 country.
 Rev. Mr.Spaulding preached his fare
 well sermon last Sabbath to large au-
 dlence. It was source of much regret
 that the connection must be severed
 which has been most pleasant and sat- lsfactory to all, and it is hoped every effort will be put forth to secure his services for the coming winter.
 Charles R. Smith, the lightning cal culator and Operator" gives Cornwall Bridge the benefit of his profession by sending off weekly, whole patches of dispatches. His Cousins imagine there may be some other than the electrical magnet that draws him hitherward so often. Rise and explain.
 Moses G. Butler left on Monday for Bennington, Vt, where he is to meet R. N. Cochrane with about one hundred head of cattle, consisting of new milch COWS, springers, two-year-olds, and as fine 8 lot of fyearlings as was ever brought to these parts. the drove is expected to arrive by Monday next, when any desir- ing to purchase in this line will find it for their interest to call.
 Henry, the ''honey eater" has not fix ed up in his best to go on 8 'ematrimo- nial chase, ''but can be seen astride the fence near Botsford, experimenting big coal job and laboring under so heavy 8 salary that his fine crop of tobacco is of no value in his eyes, and which is already being turned under to enrich old mother earth, instead of bursting his own purse strings. Success to the venerable tobacconist.
 Rev. Alamanson Rogers, a native of North Cornwall, is settled at Shawano, an enterprising city border ing on beautiful lake nine or ten miles n extent On Friday, Aug. 4th, Wm. and Lewis B., aged respectively 23 md l9, sons of the above were taking sail on the lake, when 8 sudden ,ale broke down upon them overturn- ng their boat and both were drowned. | mother young man was in company l nth them but was rescued by clinging the boat. After diligent search of hree days the bodies of the lost ones ere found and taken to the grief strick- D household where funeral services of
 very impressive nature were held. Williams chosen life work was that of hysician, for which he had early been lueated and into which he was just aterang. Lewis was in the senior class IT college course of education. Both ere earnest and active church workers. he Sabbath School and church found l them, consistent and efficient helpers nd the papers report the whole city in eep gloom over the sudden ending of leir lives. The parents through letters coincidence are assured of their sym athy of their many relatives and friends l this community at the deplorable loss their two promising sons. ANON.
 Falls Village.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Grown of Lenox, 1 ere guests of friends in this place, 7er Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Hubbell of ridgeport, were guests in this place, 1nday.
 Grassy Hill cemetery has been re- ntly moved, which is credit to those { wing the matter in charge.
 Through the mistake of the typesetter, ( st week, in our communication, Mt. $ respect was said to be Gone hundred ! ct above this village" It should have ad over seven hundred feet. g A student from an eastern college who f IS spending few days in this locality, t IS the victim of little joke, while on 1 5 way canvassing for 8 book. Wish g to proceed to Amesville, he was formed that the train stopped at that ( ltlon but when the conductor called z r his ticket, imagine his feeling when formed that village was not stop ng point, as the train whizzed by at n 8 rate of mile in two minutes, and q len the train arrived at the camp i, ound station, 1t was stopped and he h IS allowed to alight and trudge back o
 Amesville, a distance of three miles. h A young lady, in for little fun, re- II ntly attired herself in the garb of the I, 'rner sex, with one of whom she was h liking who attempted to palm the f. 'uld-be ardent youth off to young F ly acquaintance as young lawyer by " e name of Brady, from Philadelphia, \ It the ruse did not work as finely as a the young lady being pos T 'sed of keener perceptibilities than e g would be masher had given her edit for and the fun now all comes on O. g other side. ID1EwuD. I; Prof. l.. Rogers is in town. f, Joseph Mundry is painting the Citi- u ns Hall building. pr. Clemens, A. c. Randall and Robt. W tile are visiting at the seaside. s'