Connecticut western news., 1885-07-15
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs Charles H. Hubbard and family of Hartford City, Ind, are visiting at her fathers, MT T. s. Colds.
 Fred Wood has passed his vacation of two weeks at home, returning to his business in New York to-day.
 MT Edmund Cole and family of Bridgeport visited at MT James H. Coles last week MT Henry Yutzler and family of Kent are at the old homestead for a few days.
 Dr Weed spent Monday and Tuesday with friends in Bridgeport.
 George Potter's father is very low from severe shock of paralysis, from which there is no hope of recovery.
 MT Charles Nodine returned from Florida, few weeks since to spend the heated term. He is at present employ ed on 8 milk route in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Lewis Ocain is in Pittsfeld at her daughters, for an extended visit. Mrs William Dean shows the largest collection of roses from her yard, there being 27 or more different varieties.
 Mrs Adam Coon has been on the sick list the past week.
 MT Frank Snyder and family from Elyria, O., are stopping with friends in &l1;e 11;o;n;ky Fo,. t1yo ryooIo
 Miss Sadie Hughes is in New York and Miss Ina Hart at Long Hill, for 8 visit.
 Lawyer F. B. Chedsey's family, from New York are boarding at the Brewster mansion. The buildings on the Rogers farm have all been newly painted by James A. Ford, also veranda added, which beautifes the house exceedingly, built by James H. Cole.
 Messrs Luman Wickwire, George H. Crandall and 0. E. Baldwin are purchas- CTS of new moving machines this season.
 J. Douglas Gold is home from school at Clinton, where he has graduated with honors, it is reported.
 Miss Frances Mercy of Ellsworth and Mrs Many Frost of East Canaan are vis- iting friends in this vicinity.
 Our depot shines forth in its new in- terior spread of graining colors and is indeed an attractive place. William, the sub., being afraid of getting some paint daubed on his new lawn tennis wrapper, skipped to Bridgeport to |" Fan the sea breezes, Sunday.
 Miss Minnie Brown of Woodville was 8 guest of Mrs S. H. Barnum last week.
 Miss Bessie Ocain is home from Ame- mia seminary for the summer vacation. Wicket seems to be the prevailing amusement just at present, in which both old and young engage.
 The Union Shear company placed in the grinders room the other day, new stone weighing about ton.
 Miss Belle Lane closed her school last week, after another successful term with picnic, which resulted mosi pleasantly to all present. A return o thanks is due for the remembrance by the plate full of all that was dainty and delicious from this happy school gath ering.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Memmott of New Haven were welcomed home by thei1 many friends, the 4th. They continued their visit through last week.
 The sacrament of the Lords supper was administered in the chapel Sabbatf afternoon. Two accessions to the church roll were then made.
 A fine, stately monument of Quincy granite has recently been placed by the family in Grassy Hill cemetery, Sharon to the memory of MT David F. Smith A lasting tribute to worthy name.
 It is fact already confirmed that the Wood brothers "hooked" last weeH from Cream Hill lake several fine pick erel, one weighing between three an6 four pounds.
 Joseph Cole and wife have been talk ing trip to Williamstown, Mass, since the 4th.
 The famous female horse thief that absconded from Litchfeld jail, Satur day night, put in third appearance al this place, being discovered above the village on Monday by Houstan Cochrane Esq, who captured her and had her al once put under proper authority. She will probably soiourn at the Hills g much longer time.
 FALLS VILLAGE.
 Mrs M A. Hall will have ice cream fol