Connecticut western news., 1880-10-06
SOuGhffelde
 Miss Hill is at Mir, Kasson's.

SOuGhfteade Miss Hill is at Mir. Kasson's.
 SJas. Pettis of the Thomaston clock shops has been up to see the folks, hunt, and go to the fair. Fred Lay and wife have been the guests of H. VanDeusen and Hubert Barber. Mir B. is travelling salesman for the firm of E. R. Lay & Co., of Westdeld of which MT. F. Lay is member. Russel Baldwin came near losing & valuable span of horses short time ago. He heard an alarm of fire, and on looking out he saw il was at the barn where his horses were. He was first at the fire, but found that it was an. other barn. Failing to open the doors of the stable where his horses were, he went to the other barn to assist, until the fire spread to the other barn, when he had just time to get ! them out. If this dry weather holds on much longer, our people who are now temperate from prin- ciple, will be so from necessity. Nearly everybody went to tho fair, and re. port very pleasant occasion.
 Frank Hyde of Bridgeport is here for a visit.
 By the kindness of expressman Pratt, we had ride to Canaan Saturday. The beauti. full scenery, the bracing atmosphere, and the genial chat of the driver, and the pleasant | acquaintances we made and the old ones that
 we renewed, made the day pass away, but too
 quickly.
 The s. A. Turner Lash Co. have put down
 the water trough out of the way of frost
 They are now waiting for frost and-water D. L. Wolcott and Kit" were in the vii. lage for day or two last week.
 The farmers are now busy peltipg out the
 winters supply of pancake timber Hubert Barber has been home part of the week.
 P Pettis has bought an evaporator, and is going to work up his own apples, some 800
 bushels, and some more which he will pur chase. He is also overseeing the building of 1 Mr. Goodwin's reserEior near the Sam Sheldon place. F. Holt furnishes the lumber; some 50, ,o0ofeet. It will flow about 40 acres TApTLE TALE,
 Falls Village.
 MT. Frank Watson of Bridgeport spent Sun day with friends in town. Rev. MT. Hagen of Goshen occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday. MT. Arthur L. Brown is boarding at. the Dudley House. Miss Lizzie Birdsey of Bridgeport was the guest of Miss Mary Maltbie last week. B. J. Bradley, late proprietor of the Miller House, Ct Harrington, has moved into the Canfeld house, and will soon open a store in Miners block.
 A union temperance meeting was held at the M. E. Church Sunday evening
 Mrs. s. B. Kilfoil of Albany is visiting friends in Amesville. | Mr. Frank Howe of Huntsville is sick with lung fever. Mrs. L. Munson is visiting relatives in .Watertown. A large number from this place attended fair at Ct, Harrington last week. A company of"Hancock Pioneers has been oA Saii3eu III IAlS FlllftRo, dAu tIlS OuccES III command are D. W. Clarke, captain; J. Mo: Intosh, lst lieutenant, and P. P. Gilmore, 2d Elieutenant. The Falls Village circulating library has been taken from the millinery store and placed in the room in the rear of Halls cloth ing department.
 Married in town, Sept. 26, Irving Higley and Mrs. Sophia Caul. The matrimonial 'wave" which passed over this town and Cornwall, recently, was suc- ceeded by heavy frost,
 The Amy Stone troupe advertise to appear at Citizens Hall Friday evening, and being one of the most popular shows now, will no doubt have large audience. The officers of the H. R. R. cornet band are, c. H. Preston, President; Frank sylyer- nale, Secretary; II. R. Wolfe, Treasurer; J. c. Wolfe, Leader. Miss Minnie Bartlett started last Monday for St. Louis, Mo, where she intends to spend the autumn and winter months.
 Mrs. A. F. Brown is boarding at the Gran dall House.
 The Boston Jubilee Singers gave one of their popular entertainments at Citizens Hall one evening last week before large and ap- preciatipe audience. The singing by the Groce family, and the cotton picking scene in Georgia were alone worth the price of admis- sion.