Connecticut western news., 1885-08-19
WEST CORNWALL.

iting friends in Litchfeld. Rev D, M. Pratt and family of Hig- ganum are at the old homestead on Cream Hill, through his vacation.
 Miss Maud Guruey, an artist from Brooklyn, is guest at Joseph Mallin- sons.
 Mrs W. E. Weed is at her home in Bridgeport, with her grandmother, who is very sick.
 Miss Florilla Beebe from Fishkill, N. Y., spent last week at NJ. F. Buffers.
 Miss Jennie Cochrane is with friends in Bridgeport and vicinity for few weeks.
 Mrs Emily Webster. who has been on visit here from Hartford, returned home last week.
 Smith & Sons are giving their grain and feed mill roof of new shingles.
 Mrs Coe and son of Torrington are visiting at MT M. s. Nickerson's.
 Jas H. Cochrane has gone to Bridge port to assist Rogers & Morford through the busy season.
 Mrs J. c. Chamberlain of Bridgeport spent the Sabbath at David Ocain's, on her way from the Adirondscks. where she has been for few weeks.
 Messrs Charles and William Gage of Pittsfeld visited their uncle, James A. Ford, at the Mansion house last week. The fine music rendered by Will on the piano was enjoyed by all, as he is a thoroughly accomplished performer. He is orgAnist in Pittsfield Baptist church.
 Mir A. H. Gamsby and family from Bridgeport are at the Scoville house, Cream Hill. rusticating. ..
 M. G. Butler pulled fine bass from Cream Hill lake last week weighing St pounds. Moser, the artist, has also hooked on some that tipped the scales at almost the same notch.
 Frank B. Wood spent the Sabbath in Danbury. He is now behind Cochrane Brothers counters as courteous and smiling as ever.
 Mrs s. M. Cornell, from Guilford, is at the Gold mansion, Cream Hill.
 Mrs James Cochrane, Mrs Isaac Marsh, Mrs Orville Fitch, Mrs George Hughes, are on the sick list at this writing.
 Misses Cynthia and Ella Harrison oi Plainview are on 8 pleasure excursion this week, from Albany by boat down the Hudson to New York and thence to New Haven.
 Rev Samuel Scoville and family from Stamford are ''tenting on the old camI ground" on beautiful prominence neal the shores of Cream Hill lake.
 Excursion to Seaside park, Bridge port, on Monday next, August 24, tn Tickets for round trip S1. to be purcha sed of Agent Oldfield, for the train tha leaves at 7.51 sharp. An old man by the name of Hubbard was saved from terrible death last weel through the courageous effort of G. H Oldfield, who snatched him from in iron of the milk train, which was running a 8 rapid rate, and entirely unobserved b, the old man as he was very deaf. Tn, l terrified bystanders considered 1t hair F breadth escape for both.
 A few guests from Cream Hill attend l ed the elegant fancy dress party les . week at Mir Calhoun's in Cornwall an,
 report gorgeous time. l Miss Brown of Philadelphia is gues ! ct the SedgEick mansion, Cornwall Hol 3 low.
 Mir Daniel E. Smith of Cortland, N
 Y., paid MT O. Wickwire's family shor 3 visit this week, taking his daughter ? Miss Bertha, who has been at her grand . father's several months, with him on hi
 return home.
 Miss Maggie Porter and two youn
 lady friends from Brooklyn are expecte, at R. N. Cochrane's this evening. Mrs Bison J. Hornbeck of Falls Vii lage is at her fathers on Cream Hill.