Connecticut western news., 1902-04-17
WEST CORNWALL

Miss Agnes E Cochrane was h Bridgeport few days last week, hay. ing gone to that city with her sister. Mrs Gregory, who was returning from a short visit in this village.
 Mrs G. Leo Listman has returned to her home at Winsted, after having spent few days with Mrs Charles Listman. Miss Mabel T. Harrison is home | from Bristol for a short vacation.
 Fl. K. Zust joined his family in New York city over Sunday.
 Miss Charlotte A. Harrison visited | her sister in New Haven last week, re- turning Saturday evenin0.
 Geo. W. Cochrane represented the firm of J. A. Cochrane & Son in New York from Thursday till Saturday of last week,
 Thomas Fenn has returned to his home at Yalesville after a short visit with friends in this village.
 Miss Edith G. Dean made a shop ping tour to New York city last Thurs day.
 Mrs H. D. Whitney and children of Hartford spent a few days last week with Judge Harrison on Plainview Hill.
 Miss Carrie s. Hallett has returned from a short visit with her grand parents in Bridgeport.
 Dr. and Mrs Joseph Robinson of Sheffield are to occupy the cottage on the rocks in the near future.
 MT and Mrs Pulver of New Milford and Leonard Stack of Still River spent Sunday at Geo H. Trieschmsn's,
 Eugene H. Calkins is laid up and un- able to do any work, having severely injured his left hand while at work in the shear shop. He is under the care of Dr. Ives, who took seven stitches in the thumb and three in the finger and is endeavorlng to save these members if such a possibility exists.
 William Oliver, who it will be re- membered left this village about four years ago for his native home in Eng. land. returned to this country and to this place about week ago. All his | old friends gave him Q right hearty welcome back to the Land of the Free" It is reported that our present blacksmith. Geo Fl. Trieschman, Is to sell out to Mir Oliver. If this is true, it will put Mir Oliver back into his old place and he ought to be very much at home.
 Robert N. Cochrane has sold his farm at the northern part of the village to M. c Bate, who, with his family, came to this country with William Oliver.
 John Washing Is in town attending | to his homestead premises.
 R. F. Smish's tenement near the chapel has new white dress with green trimmings.
 Theo. Sturges is making quite an inn provemeut to his house by putting up a two story addition to the south.
 J. A. Cochrane has been having the interior of his house renovated.
 Hon. David l.. Smith continues to improve and gets about more and more It is with much pleasure that his many friends welcome his familiar face once more at his place of business, even if it is only for brief visit, for At one time it was feared that was a pleasure never again to be experienced.
 The infant daughter of David F. Smith is quite sick and under the care of Dr Robinson.
 DEATH OF REV SAMUEL sCovnLE.
 The Rev. Samuel Scoville died at o'clock Tuesday morning in the Pres by terian Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. where he had been 8 patient for several weeks. MT Scoville had been suffering from complicated case of stomach trouble and nervous prostrstion brought on by overwork and study as assistant pastor of Plymouth Church in Brook. lyn, N. Y.
 Il MT Scoville was born in this town 67 T years ago last December. He was c son of Jacob and Martha Scoville. His early life was spent here, and it is with great sorrow that his many friends learn of his death. For many years MI Scoville was pastor of the Oongrega tional Church at Stamford, but spent his summer vacations in his native town. The family of his late brother Ralph I. Sooville reside here or Dream Hill.
 Mir Scoville is survived by his wife (Hsrriet Beecher, daughter of the late Rev. Henry Ward Beecher). two sonl and two daughters. The sons are Samuel, e lawyer at New York and Philadelphia; William, at Hampton Va. The daughters are: Mrs Fl. B s DeVsn, who conducts the Catherine Aiken school at Stamford, Conn; ant Miss Annie Scoville who resides .
 home. He also leaves one sister, MT . Eliza Rogers, of Sheffield, Mass. Funeral services will be held oI
 Thursday evening at Brooklyn. N. Y . On Friday services will be held g Stamford. Conn, whore he preached s' 3 many years. The remains will arrive a - West Cornwall on Saturday noon an, B be taken to the cemetery at North Corn Q wall where A short aarHica will ha hald