Connecticut western news., 1884-03-05
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs Horace C. Hart is visiting her ! sister Mrs s. J. Black in South Norwalk. | Mrs Isaac Marsh was a guest at the Heath and Oldfeld wedding in Lee, last Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs Vim. C. Hart give .a re- ception at their residence, tomorrow evening, the 9th inst.
 Mrs Nathan Hart, who has been in Pleasant Valley, Ct., through the win ter, is in Cornwall for a short visit.
 Mir Charles Miller, the iovial clerk at the Mansion house, is confined to the house with an attack of rheumatism.
 Joe Cole, who keeps the wheels nov ing in the feed mills, ground out one day last week $500 lbs. corn and oats.
 Mir George H. CrandalI is making ex- tensive repairs at the E. B. Hart man. sion, which he expects soon to occupy.
 John Q. Adams of Negaunee, Mich, paid his friends flying visit last week. He has much improved since last report.
 A number of our young people at tended the necktie party at T. s. Colds on Monday evening and report q jolly good time.
 Prof w. k. North closed his school in the Dean district last Friday, where he has successfully taught, the past winter term.
 Another dime soeiable will be held this week Thursday evening, at the residence of MT Geo. H. Hughes, in Chapel Dell.
 Strenuous efforts are being put forth to resurrect our village cornet band, ,and with the talent in town, we hope the veteran leader, Prof W. R. North, will be successful
 Ralph I. Scoville of Cream Hill lost quite valuable horse last week. NJ. G. Butler is also unfortunate in loosing one of his span and the young COW that took the fearful leap from the mountain side few weeks since.
 George W. Reed is on the road culti vating the piano, organ, and sewing machine overture dedicated to J. M Kellogg, Esq. He has also sweet 
 little organina, which by placing hi hand on the crank, and with a simple twist of the wrist grinds out exquisitely fine music by the foot or yard
 A brief account of the marriage O Miss Lizzie Oldfield, one of our mos accomplished young ladies, we clip iron the Plttsfield Sun, for the benefit of he numerous friends in this vicinity, wht extend to her their hearty congratula tions and good wishes in unison witl the abundance contained in the follow ing 1.-The wedding of Dr Newton E
 Heath, who lately graduated at tn
 Swinburn Dispensary, Albany, \. Y. and Miss Lizzie Oldfeld of West Corn
 wall, Conn.,, occurred at St George
 Episcopal church, last Tuesday after noon at five o'clock, the church beini crowded to its utmost capacity, Rev NJ Hillard officiating. Dr Heath is Q SO of Dr c. E. Heath, long and favorabl known to the people of Lee and tn
 county generally, and is q young ma of unquestioned ability and promise ' The bride was for some time residen , of this place and has host of friend ) and well wishes. Master Charle Durant and Miss Sadie Oldfeld, bot about five years of age, acted as groom. man and bridesmaid. The ceremon . was simply the Episcopal wedding SCI . vice, which was impressive and interest 3 ing. at the close of which the relative and invited guests repaired to the res
 dence of MT c. H. Durant, where
 bounteous collation. was served and tl = evening was passed in congratulating th , happy couple and in social enjoymen . The display of gifts was unusually fin, The bride was dressed in cream colore } Irish poplin and brocade satin. en l broidered with beads and veil of tL l same dehcate hue in tulle fastened wit : silver pins the corsage of the dret 7 was cut square and filled in with whit , illusion. The bride and groom dro1 t to Stockbridge, their future home, aftt } the festivities of the evening, and entere = at once into the domestic felicity 3 house keeping, taking with them tt 9 best wishes and hearty God speeds of i host of friends.
 GOSHEN.
 Jo Lucus's bees have frozen up.
 Morris Tutt1a Sr hos cold o,,+ +o