Connecticut western news., 1883-04-18
WEST CORNWALL.
James A. Cochrane from Bridgepor spent the Sabbath at home.

WEST CONNWAALe
 James A. Cochrane from Bridgeport spent the Sabbath at home.
 Mrs R. R. Pratt is visiting in New Milford, the guest of Col c. D. Blinn.
 MT John Wood was the unfortunate loser of a valuable COW of milk fever on Monday.
 James H. Cole, architect and builder, is making repairs on the house of MT G. H. Crandall.
 MT F. S. Dana returned from an ex- tended trip through Maryland and Vir- ginia, last week.
 Painter and Decorator Dwight c. In- graham is giving the drug store coat of many colors.
 Edward Baldwin and Fred Wood at- tend the summer term at Rocky Dell institute, Lime Rock.
 Cream Hill lake is receiving dona- tion of about 5000 trout through the efforts of Hon T. s. Gold.
 MT J. H. Moser, celebrated artist from New York, is guest at MT Ralph I. Scovilles on Cream hill.
 Sadie Hughes was taken suddenly ill last week, but is now improving under the skillful attention of Dr I. R. Sanford of Sheffield, Mass.
 One glance at the birth list will &C., count for the smiles that again light up the countenance of Houstan of the firm of Cochrane Bros.
 The silver wedding of MT and Mrs Judson Adams will be celebrated this Wednesday, evening and magnificent spread is expected.
 MT and Mrs w. H. Porter of New York spent the Sabbath with R. N. Coch- rane on their return from Lenox, where they had been to attend the funeral of MT Porter's mother.
 Smith Bros are pushing forward the old Roman Catholic cathedral, which will soon be transformed into 8 commo- dious village hall, "a long felt necessity that the public will appreciate
 SOUTH CANAAN.
 MT Lucius Wilcox has purchased two pairs of oxen for town use.
 MT Sherwood Miller was appointed delegate to the conference at Norfolk.
 The first "open air concert" of the season was given by the frog orchestra April 10.
 Miss Hattie Willard had the first bou- quet of wild flowers of the season in church on Sunday.
 The school commences to-day (Mon- day) under favorable auspices with Miss Lucy Ensign for the teacher.
 MT Samuel Bradley's two-year-old Holstein heifer had cali, Sunday night, that weighed 116 pounds.
 NORFOLK.
 Mir W. R. Seuigo of Boston Corners takes Ladd's place at the depot as bag gage master.
 Arthur Garfield has moved back from Colebrook, having let out the farm he purchased last spring.
 Doolittle's photograph gallery has been improved by paint. It now looks like permanent fixture.
 MT J. K. Shepard was taken suddenly i'll upon reaching his store in West Nor folk, Saturday morning, but has consid- erably recovered. John Kane, a workman for the Hartford Spring and Axle company, was severely cut about the nose and lips by an axle flying from lathe, last week.
 Mir W.P. Lawrence, the efficient agent of the Connecticut Western road, says he is tired of travelling Goshen way so much and will move his family to this village, this week.
 A missionary meeting is held here to- day (Tuesday) at 10 30 m. About a dozen different missionary, church and educational societies will be represented. A large number of people are expected. The exercises are too late to reI1ort for this week, but we will try and give a brief account, next week. AuREvo1R.