Connecticut western news., 1883-08-29
FALLS VILLAGE.


 MT w. G. Kellogg has had new ce- ment sidewalk layed in front of his res idence.
 The Beedles & Prindle troupe gave very pleasing entertainment at the hall Monday, before large audience.
 William c. Baldwin, operator at the Amesville telegraph office, is spending a two weeks vacation in Cleveland, O.
 MT T. Tucker and daughter have been spending couple of weeks at the sea- side, visiting Savin Rock and Stony Creek.
 Mrs Charles Gallagher and Miss Mary Spellman of New-York, have been visiting the past week at MT Hurley's in Amesville
 The house of Martin Carty of Lime Rock, with nearly all of its contents, was consumed by fire Sunday, while the family was away.
 Messrs Colepaugh, Capron, Jenks, Neisner, Max Neisner of New Milford and others are camping this week at Long Pond, Sharon.
 Rev B. N. Lewis leaves Thursday for his old home at Woodstock, among the Catskills, on 8 visit, but will be back again the second Sunday, in the month. The finest field of sowed corn ever seen in this vicinity, was raised by MT U. H. Miner, this season, some of the stalks measuring II feet in height and two inches in thickness.
 MT and Mrs William J. Brewster left Monday for their home at Sparta, Wis, after pleasant visit of some six weeks. They were accompanied by Hon D. Brewster and other relatives to Seaside park, where they pic-nicked and then took the boat for New-York on their way home. They leave many friends here who wish them safe arrival home.
 Landlord Dudley while driving through Amesville last week, his car riage came in contact with another wagon with such force as to throw him and Mrs Dudley out and the horse took fright and ran and demolished the wagon. A horse belonging to MT B. Sherman also ran and threw Mir and Mrs Sherman out of the wagon and smashing the wagon also.
 The Barnum Richardson company have purchased the property of MI Charles Dean of Lime Rock station and it is rumored that the Harvey manu- featuring company, in conjunction with the Providence screw company, will erect thereon building 5Ox5OO feet fo1 the manufacture of bolts and screws and that the B. R. company will erect 80 or more houses at, that place. .-.,- IDLEwILD.
 Rev MT Barclay preached at Congre gational church Sunday A. M. The ladies of the Episcopal churcl will hold peach festival at the hall or Wednesday of this week.
 The remains of Mrs Edgar Page O. Brookfeld were brought here Saturday and funeral services held at Episcopal church,
 The funeral of Mrs Rachel J. Hopper , took place on Saturday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Wyman. She was , buried in the cemetery on Skiff noun tain.
 , Rev Cornelius Smith pastor of s James church New-Yo1k, preached a StAndrew's church last Sabbath mornin, 3 and evening to an unusually large con gregation.
 Mrs W. Watson ST met with quite serious accident last week. Starting down her cellar stairs she fell the whol, distance, cutting a gash in her head and getting pretty badly bruised, n, bones broken.
 & A number of our townspeople attend f ed camp meeting. Some remained al - the city of pines the entire week, bu S many who went. only enjoyed the bal my breezes, the lights and shadows, tn l. the sweet influences among the beauti !. full old pines; listened to the gloriou :. music, that, led by strong choir, ant taken up by hundred voices echoe, :. through the forests; heard sermons 10 course they heard the sermon) from tn lips of eloquent preachers, heard an, |, saw only for brief season ere the whis :. tie of the southward bound train hurrie, r them away.
 A CARD. We take this method to thank ou T. friends and neighbors, for their symps @ thy and kindness, during the illness an burial of our dear mother. JOHN VIVIAN. j. ADDIE VIVIAN.
 sOUTHFIELD.
 Mrs and Miss Kelsey returned hom = last week.
 Mir J. Shaw and wife of Bridgepol have arrivedfor a limited staywith friend z- here.
 st MT A. A. Smith and wife of Bridge
 port called here last week. Mrs Shit it will visit Southfield again in few days D. A large tan-house is to be built thi lg Fall, at the northeast part of the village
 s. A. Turner t5 Co., are the proprietor le MT I. N. Baldwin, ex-stage drive