Connecticut western news., 1883-10-03
WEST CORNWALL.

Miss Gertie Butler, who has been vis- iting friends in this vicinity, returned to Oakville, last week.
 James H. Cochrane, with Rogers and Morford, Bridgeport, is enjoying his vacation of one week at home.
 Wilber Scoville and family of Colds Mills move the present week to Fife Lake in the northen part of Michi- gan.
 The photograph gallery is again open ed, the proprietor having returned from New York with some good specimens of his work.
 George Reed acts as agent for the Novelty Folding Table company and finds ready sale for so neat and useful an article. Misses and children's trimmed hats in plum felt and fur; fine assortment at low figures to be had at c. M. Halls fancy store.
 Frank B. Wood has returned from his vacation and is now ready to wait on the girls the same as ever-at Coch- rane Bros. store.
 Mrs Lewis O'Cain and daughter have left their home in Huntsville and are now with her mother, Mrs S. H. Barnum, to reside permanently.
 Thomas J. Bosworth has put in sev- eral of the celebrated Ithaca organs in this vicinity which give,a as one might OK pect, universal satisfaction.
 Mrs Barnes and daughter, who have been stopping at William $. Deans a few weeks, went to New Milford, Satur- day, where they intend to spend the winter.
 Mrs Almira Fitch and daughter Mamie of Norwalk are making an extend ed visit with her brother, MT M. $. Nickerson, and other relatives in this vicinity.
 Quite company gathered at R. I. Scoville's on Cream Hill, one evening last week, to witness the luxuri- ant unfolding of their beautiful night blooming cereus.
 MT Gaylord M. Cargill, the worthy correspondent to the NEWS from Milton, has been entertaining his friends in this village musically as well as socially by some beautiful strains on his guitar.
 Prof W. R. North commenced his school in the Dean district last Monday He stands at the head of professional teachers as we'll as cornet players and the school is quite fortunate in securing his services.
 Mrs Climena Warner died, last Satur- day evening, at the advanced age of 9S. She was considered by all who knew her very worthy woman and her strength of mind and body were preserv- ed in @ remarkable degree to the last.
 Only see; from Smith and Sons big stock of ready made clothing you can stuff suit full of nine year old boy for less then $9 and the bigger products of humanity are encased in Kersey streak ed and striped with broadcleth for less than $2O.
 The list of butcher boys is increasing and it is strange that it keeps one man in Vermont most of the time to supply us with tough juicy sirloins. Ask George Shove, Esq, if it's that bouncing young lad at his door that makes him jingle the beef bell with such an un. earthly jingle since Sabbath morning.
 GOSHEN.
 Mrs Richmond is in town.
 John Rice and bride have left town.
 The line storm banned out consider ble.
 c. l.. Davis and J. M. Thomson are raising.
 Misses Aand L. Norton have returned from seaside.
 Henry C:Gaylord of Falls Village wal in town, last week. Mrs c. J. Soudant has an opened , night blooming cereus. Deacon Norton is delegate to the gen : eral state conference.
 George Will Curtis of Derby Tow1 departed, last week.
 w. M. Allyn and wife of Winsted were in town Sunday.
 Miss M. Borden of Fall River, Mass. is stopping at Lawyer Whites. Miss Pauline Phillips of Birmingham is stopping at the Brick house.
 The c. l.. S. c. may held a grand picnic at Mohawk tower in October. Rev MT Morse of seminary, Hartford, preached in First church, Septem- Der 23.
 MT Thomson, owner of the large hotel at Lake Mahopac, N. Y., is stopping al MT W. B. Gaylord's.
 The Goshen C. l.. s. c. are much obliged to Editor Beckley for his sensi- ble hints about conducting their meet. ings.
 The Kelly place, owned by Photog. rapher Judd of Litchfeld, will be sold at public auction, to-day October J, al 2:3O NJ, by Sheriff Porter
 The friends of lame Lawyer White , | o4 h, x1r