Connecticut western news., 1883-08-08
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here.
 Burt Roys is in town for one weeks vacation.
 Messrs Owen and Cooper are camp ing at Twin Lakes.
 Willis Bacon is passing his vacation in New-Yo
 Misses Emma and Lulu Bryant are visiting at MT M H Wickwire's.
 Mir and Mrs Flint Smith are having short visit in town.
 MT and Mrs William Dewey are pass ing their vacation here.
 MT Joseph Garfield died on the 25th ult. He had long lingering illness.
 MT Martin Buckbee of Guilder Hol- low, was bitten by 8 rattlesnake last week.
 Miss Louise Hillyer is at home again and Miss Florence Hillyer is expected soon.
 Miss Jennie Lee is passing the sum mer vacation at her brothers in this village.
 The father of Mrs Orren Clark died
 last week after an illness of several weeks. He was 79 years of age.
 On the 27th ult, Eloise, only child of
 Rev Fields Hermance hurt herself very
 seriously by fall from a hammock.
 Miss B w Greenwood is at the Ward
 place for her summer rest and summer
 work, for she never wearies of her chos-
 en labor for the Lord.
 There have been four deaths in Shef-
 field in little over week. Mrs For
 rest, mother of Mrs Henry Mum, died
 at the advanced age of 92 years.
 On the 18th Dr Buckley, who boards
 under the mountain" " portion of
 each sumner, addressed the Sabbath
 school of the Methodist church. Deacon Grove D Griffith died on the 26th ult. He was prominent man in the Congregational church and one of
 the best men of the community. Last Sunday evening Rev A H Ferg- uson, presiding elder, preached in the Methodist church. The quarterly con- ference was held after the service. Last Wednesday Mss Alice Cowles gave lawn supper for the benefit o1 the young ladies society of the Con. gregational church. The young ladies of this church have formed sewing so ciety, Miss May Garfield is the presi dent. D. WEST CORNWALL. Miss Julia Nickerson of Cream Hill Ii
 visiting her sister, Mrs Daniel Smith O Cortland, N Y.
 q The Squire will attend spiri ritualisti ? camp meeting in some pleasant valle, l. during his absence MT and Mrs AD Warner are visiting a at their old home in Woodbury, whithe e they went last week. j. Dr W B Battam, the surgeon-dentis > from New Milford will be at the Man l. sion house again on the 24th inst. MT NJ Morgan of Cambridge, VI . accompanied R N Cochrane home wit A his last drove and spent the Sabbath il
 town.
 Misses Mattie Lyon and Mary Well 2 who have been visiting at MT Joh 's Woods for few weeks past, returne n to New York last Monday. T. MT and Mrs Charles Owen are spent ta ing few weeks in Bridgeport, while I c s Brewer and family are in New H.
 ven for rest and recreation. l. RN Cochrane returned from Vernon h. last Thursday with his drove of cattl ,d which are already nearly sold. H o- started back on Monday to purchas H. another lot in order to supply the d ;c mand for such fine specimens of liv p- stock as he always brings in. ne Two children of Phillip Fisher ae North Cornwall were poisoned last wee as by eating the berries of bush know K as the deadly night shade. The old on of the two children, bright little gi gs of ten years, died Thursday evening g IT, ter terrible suffering for nearly twent SC four hours Her funeral was attende rt- Saturday by large number of frien, lv- who expressed much sympathy for u tn family under this exceedingly painf by and severe afliction. The young arl child is improving and is now conside 'm ed out of danger.
 H. LAKEVGLLE. ne e MT Bartlett of New-York is stoppi1 o1 at MT Ford's.
 ,I Miss Lizzie Rankin of Mount Vernc ,o1 is visiting M Cornell.
 5 The Misses Sedgwicks of New Tor , ,, are stopping at Mir Hiram Bissell's. ve MT Lyons of New Orleans with l es family and friends are stopping at ! ed Ford's.
 to- Horace Smith has just passed his 8e n- year and is enjoying 8 green old az Lu- He retains his mental and physical DO, }" CTS to remarkable degree.
 The Nakeville) Methodist Sundt
 school and congregation expect to ho sy. their annual picnic at Connectic no Western picnic grounds at Twin Lak
 Thursday the 9th inst if pleasant. m. Mrs Victoria Humphrey, widow os the late A Humphrey, is 87 years o
 and is in very delicate health, and Mi