Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19
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[Crowled out of last weeks issuel

The boarders have all gone back to the city and our village has returned to it's wonted stiffness, unbrol1en except by the "chink of gold" as the boarding house keepers count over their profits and look for some good security where thieves do not break through and steal. The BuckNheat base ball club of Warren played Q game of ball with the Scrub Oaks of this place on Saturday, September l. The Scrub Oaks were the champions, the score standing 24 to 10 The game was remarkable more for errors than for fine playing on both sides
 The severe frost of the 3d ruined large proportion of the tobacco crop in this vicinity. Some of twill be plowed under and some of the farmers are drawing it into the barnyards for fer tilizer.
 c. E. Wilcox has torn down his house and will rebuild on the same site. E.J. Beardsley is to do the job.
 Rev Dr White preached his farewell address on the 2d and leaves for his for mer home in Walton, N Y. He has preached for us eight years and three months Of late he has been in poor health and has not felt able to take charge of the parish this leaves the flock without shepherd. It is quite unfortunate at this time when fennel is ripe and the women do enjoy going to meeting and "chawing fennel,
 The new store is still progressing. Henry has taken in his ice cream sign, but will furnish the luscious and soul inspiring peanut as usual also full line of dry goods, groceries, etc.
 Ex-President Woolsey favored us with most excellent sermon on the 2d. Now we will come down to deacon s meetings.
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 GOSHEN.
 Cyrus Crandall of New Haven has purchased the Frank M Wadhams es- tates and will take possession in three months. MT Wadhams will move his family to the grasshopper regions of the far West soon.
 James Smith is building 1OOx5O barn.
 A ''C L. s. O." club of 12 members is being organized. There is great deal of sickness in town, also large number of visitors are spending the autumn here.
 The veteran correspondent, H. N, attended the Waterbury American re- porters' convention at Quassapaug lake, September 5.
 Fred M Dickenson is contemplating leaving town.
 Miss Nellie M Judd and Miss Lottie M. Davis are out of town.
 Miss Nellie M Smith is teaching the high (brick) school.
 The temple of learning at the center will be occupied in October by Wilfred M Peters of Blind Hills (Main).
 Andrew Barton 3d has cut his hand on butchering hook ] Dr Howard M Lord is spending his monthly vacation out of town and Rev Dr Matthew M. Bulyard of Hartford preached Sunday morning l A Sunday school library is ill the process of selection
 Miss Mary M. Main and Mrs Lyman Hall are convalescing.
 George Lamphire and Erastus Austin Wadhams have returned to Andoyer , with their guns.
 Big potato crop and stingy apple crop. Miss Clara M, Hurlburt has returned to St Margaret's, Waterbury.
 Report says bold robbery was com mitted in Cornwall Hollow, last Wednes- day night Sheriff Porter and number of our citizens went up Thursday to assist in gobbling up the thieves, but all they found was deserted fire where a pack of tramps had been camped.
 MT James Smith has bought John D. Barton's farm.
 Messrs Fred and Frank Gray are in the photographing business.
 Mir Austin M Wadhams has been obliged to leave Phillips academy on account of weak eyes.
 BRADFORD MACARB.
 NORFOLK.