Connecticut western news., 1883-03-28
FALLS VILLAGR

oAu pliInuay MT Brewster has fOl years been engaged in public affairs and actively performed the duties that must necessarily fall to such a man. The gathering was devoid of formality, and genlallty reignedinstead. The evening call was heartily enjoyed by all and they found the same liberal host that he has ever been. Shortly after their ar. rival he invited them to the dining room where well spread table of refresh. ments was waiting, whose choice and dehcacy had at once attractions for the guests, who, dropping ceremonies, en- loyed the hberality of the host. A pleasant flow of wit and mirth existed, with the best of good feeling among all till late hour, when they departed with the unanimous wish that the shad- ows will not darken for many birthday with that host *x
 In consequence of Rev D. M. Moore taking & vacation there will be neither services nor Sunday school at the Con- gregatlonal church, next Sunday. The church was handsomely decorated with choice house plants and flowers on Easter Sunday.
 An entertainment by some of the best musical talent ill the place will be given at the residence of MT w. H. Miner, Friday evening. The amount contrib. uted at these musical festivals will be applied toward the purchase of 6 piano for Citizens hall.
 The Congregational ladies' aid society met with Mrs H. c. Crandall, Saturday afternoon. A good number was present | and were nicely entartaina1
 MT and Mrs William Wolfe, ST, re- turned, Saturday, from a sojourn of sev- eral weeks with relatives at Patterson and elsewhere.
 The superior quality of Messrs Deans maple sugar, which gives it preferance In this place over all other manufactur- CTS, may be had at G. w. Hall $ Co.'S store and meets with a ready sale.
 The house in Amesville owned by c. Halstead not having been sold has been rented by Irving Ayers and John Prince for one year.
 MT George Goodale of Lime Rock has given up the job of miller at that place and is now in the employ of the Housatonic R. R. company in this place. He will move here this spring.
 l. 4AAS NoOESO MOTHS IS recovering rom a severe malarial attack.
 MT John Barnum has "surprised the natives" by bringing home with him, last Thursday night, fine looking bride.
 MT William Collins and Mrs Chauncy Wickwire were joined in wedlock at the residence of the bride, last Thurs day night, Rev Mir Walker af Lime Rock performing the ceremony.
 Rev J. l.. Gamble, who has been pas- tor of the Methodist church for the past two years, will preach his farewell ser mon, next Sunday, and will be appoint: ed by conference to some other charge, not wishing to remain here any longer.
 Several families here will change their residence this spring; MT Wolcott will move into Sidney Reeds house, William Hart into Miners building, William Ferguson into Mir Randall's tenement and William Hubbell o1 Amesville into the house vacated by George Coggswell.
 MT Charles Lane moved to Great Burlington last week.
 Willie R. Huhben returned, Saturday from visit to Bridgeport.
 About 20 friends of MT Frederick Ruiger assembled at his house, last Tuesday night, it being the 2Oth anni- versary of their marriage. Mir and Mrs Ruiger made a spread for them which was done after the old style..% It was very palatable to those who attend ed. They were presented among other things useful with barrel of flour and piece of cotton cloth.
 MT Martin Lindley and Miss Mary Casey were united in marriage at the Roman Catholic church, Sunday, by the officiating pastor.
 The attendance at the Easter concert at the Methodist church, Sunday even ing, was large and the exercises were good. MT Pierre Mnndry is deserving of much credit for the artistic skill dis played on the blackboard, on which was represented the sun just rising, it's redolent beams being brought out more distinctly by lamp being placed in front, and between each beam were scri tural quotations. To MT Lee French, uperIntendent ot the Sunday school credit is due for the successful carrying out of the programme.
 It will be learned with regret by the travelling public who have made their headquarters at the Crandall house whenever business called them here, that on account of the ill health of Mir Crandall, the proprietor, he has been ill measure obliged to give up the busi- ness and has rented the lower south part to Louis Neisner in which he will carry on the tailoring business and to D. K. Colepaugh where he will have his barber shop and billiard hall. AIr William H Sabin has rented rooms and will move his family there from Hunts vile. The proprietor and his family intend to remain and will continue to supply the wants of the inner man but not lodgings. That the landlord and landlady have gained by their gen. erous hospitalities the goodwill of their patrons may be inferred from the many remarks of approval which have been made. ID1Ew1LD. Perhaps few of the readers of your paper are aware of the fact that We of ralls Village have new physician, Of whom the universal remark Is, He is ;s perfect gentleman" Those who have employed him, speak in glowing terms of his services and are convinced that he is skillful in his profession, faithful in the discharge of his duties, always clear headed and prompt to attend calls and that he is 1n fact great acquisi- ton to our town. ZERO. LAKEVHLLE.
 Ferguson Dowd has left us for Wat erbury.
 Rev MT Evans delivered grand dis course on Easter Sunday, and splen- did coooart yuoo hold i, +bo oxyooio0