Connecticut western news., 1882-09-13
West CORNWALL.

Mass, is visiting at Mosos G. Buffers.
 Miss Ellen Cochrane is stopping for the present week with her sister, who lives in Huntington. A Flight" shone out from the pulpit, Sunday evening, to enlighten the few who gathered at the Chapel. Geo. A. Wheaton from the center trolls out of his bed" onions of about every variety, and color, which contain native strength enough to draw the tears of an Egyptian mummy. Pass up your orders soon, as the demand is strong.
 At the Society's meeting held at North Cornwall, Monday, 8 vote was taken to confer with Rev. M. Spaulding anumake arrangements, if possible, for his speedy return for the winter, at least. The project receives the hearty approval of the whole community. The Republicans held their caucus at Beers and Sons office, Cornwall, Satur- day afternoon, to elect delegates to the state and congressional conventions. For the state convention were elected John T. Andrews, Horace c. Hart, Orlando Perkins, Wm. R. Brush. Con- gressional. l.. J. Nickerson Esq, John W. Beers, c. E. Baldwin, Russel Bierce.
 Judson Adams Jr has had his vicious young colt brought into complete sub mission to the bit and bridal, under the skillful training of Myron Hallock of Bantam, who has no peer in the art of subduing the head strong. This fine young steed now presents very hand some appearance, and is so perfectly manageable that some of the young dam sells had better look out for moonlight drive ANoN l SOuthRield. Miss Odell is at Jennie Baldwin's.
 Miss Lizzie Clark has gone again. | Peter Mambert shot 8 crane the other day.
 Miss Kate Baldwin of Warwick is . here again.
 Mrs. Smith and Daisy Benedict will return to Bridgeport this week.
 Rev. Thomas Benedict of Colebrook, was at his sons, Rev. A. N Benedict, over Sunday.
 Jim Pettibone nightly walks the wheel at the cheese factory, and so but ter making is resumed.
 Arthur Cook left, Monday, for trip through Connecticut. He will bring around about s'fair time."
 Those Cook x Parsons ''cooky con- certs" have drawn crowded houses every night since the rehearsal at our house.
 Some peices of corn are being cut. W. R. Baldwin has some stalks 1311s feet high. Tobacco is good, but not quite as large as usual
 We sent Jennie Pratt to Canaan, when she was in Sheffield, but it is all right now, as she and Gussie Cook have been spending the Sabbath there.
 Miss Carrie Hall of Monterey, has been on visit to MT. B. D. Harmon's. Some broken parasols, lost bows and beaux, show how hard she visited.
 Messrs. Parsons & Cook have pur- chased telephone, and put it up be- tween the whip shop and the Post Office. They now telephone the whole village, while getting it in tune.
 Kent.
 W. K. Leonard is home, sick. |
 Mir. Jessie St. John is sick with fever
 Mrs. James Barker is very ill with malaria.
 Mrs. w. Watson is suffering with bill ious collie.
 Sickness is prevailing in our midst this season.
 MT. Fred Lain is clerking at Smith s drug store.
 MT. John Hopson is confined to his room with malaria.
 Miss Louise Huff of Bridgeport, is visiting at Dr. J. W. Kings. F. MT. and Mrs. Weller of Philadelphia, are visiting at B. s. Elmores. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Smith of New Haven spent | B.
 MT. Burrit Eaton is seriously ill, and the community is in fear as to his recov- cry. His disease is baffiing the skill of physicians. They term it slight par alysis.
 MT. Botsford Fuller, an old and much respected citizen, died at his residence in North Kent on the 9th inst, of ty- phoid fever. He was "A years old and had been a member of the Congrega- fional church for the past twenty-four years. Verify he hath his reward
 There IS some talk that the Rev. w. H. Kirk has been partaking of the res- ervoir water, unbeknown to the com pany, and when there was not suf- ticient supply in the reservoir. We are surprised to hear such news. Had it been something stronger we would not exclaim. LOT.
 William H. Minor comes in with 8 new cargo of western horses this week.
 A company of young men are trying to get up brass band in this town-and with little outside help they will suc- ceed.
 Silas Hyde recently lost several calves, they having gone over what is called 'Hydes Falls" which stream flows through the pasture in which they were in:-cause; unknown, unless scared. Eli Bills had a. nice calf and ona