Connecticut western news., 1884-02-13
FALLS VILLAGE.

Sid Reeds man-of-all work has de- | parted He complained of to much | gas (?)
 The genial "Bob'' Orr was in town on Saturday. It is stated that Rents fair daughters entertained him not long since.S
 Miss Nellie Peck has so far recovered from her recent illness as to make trip up town, but she complains some of an aggravating lameness yet.
 The sleigh-ride to have been given by the young ladies of the chapel, fell through on account of the inclemency of the weather on Saturday.
 Miss Edith Beebe has been suffering severely from an attack of infamatory rheumatism, but is on the way to recov- cry now under Dr Gidman's care.
 The Methodist society give grand supper in the basement of the church on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, the proceeds to replenish the s. s. h- brary.
 James Orr at Hall $ Co.'S. is enjoying considerable additional cheek caused by one of Jobs comforters. He smiles se- ductively as ever over the candy show case notwithstanding.
 E. Y Morehouse will undoubtedly be surprised and pleased (?) to see by the | NTs1eo-l 4bio
 town that he ''has failed in the livery
 business. Mir Warehouse, we are in-
 formed, is still solvent and is soon to
 conduct hotel in New Hartford.
 So much milk is being received at
 the creamery that butter and cheese
 will be made there. A cheese vat of
 2000 quarts capacity will be put in, also
 two large churns will be run by steam
 power. "Chape" is a veteran butter maker and will be right in his element
 Hall & Go. have moved the P. O.
 down opposite the cashiers desk so
 as to enable ladies to obtain their mail
 without passing the crowd of loungers
 who make the old site their headquar-
 ters. Adolph Ruiger retains the P. O.. management and has had added to his
 duties that of cashier.
 According to correspondence from this place to the Berkshire Courier there will be grand resurrection on the 29th inst, as it states that the ''original stock holders of the Housatonic railroad are to have free ride to Bridgeport on that day." Good chance for Bob Ingerson and Talmadge to settle that little dispute. A young man of bibulous propens1ties > went into house on Water street the
 other evening to quench an awful thirst
 probably caused by the close proximity . of his larynx to shock of intensely au
 burn hair. While the nectar was being l drawn he surreptitiously collared the Y last lone paper of F. O. B. tobacco 1T r the house and hied him away. Had tht : daintily shod dispenser of good chee - obtained sight of him within the nex A hours, we should probably have haC ,- a tragedy to chronicle this week. q SIXTEEN. g Hope somebody will send us valen 7. tine.
 1t R. J. Orr of New Haven was in tow, e last week.
 u Mir Frank Hanchett of Falls Villag y visited MT John Lane recently. 10 It is positively asserted that there q to be wedding right here among u very soon.
 ], MT Wildman and daughter of Brook Tt field, also Mrs Meller, are stopping g m the Elmore house.
 g. Another little snow shower fallin S. gently down,-iust enough to cover u ,n the treacherous ice.
 y Will Leonard is still at home an IS quite sick. His illness has been of lon le duration and he does not regain healt le and strength as fast as his friends coul ry wish.
 MT Barnabas Hatch has sold his fal1 ' to Mott Darling. MT Hatch and famil n: will move into this village. There wi .1 L be many changes here when movin
 time comes.
 o. The funeral of Miss Sarah Chambe 1v lain took place at the Congregation be church on Saturday last. All who kne r+- Miss Chamberlain know that death ,,1 her was a happy release from a Tor
 life of suffering. Thirty-fve years sl
 has been helpless invalid and durir
 the long period of her sickness has be- oo entirely supported by the Congregatio od al church of which she was a membe .l1 Her age was about 63 years. 84 LAKEvILLE. b. The Lakeville ladies sewing socie Ar- will meet this afternoon Wednesday, Int Mrs M. H. Robbins
 D. MT A. r. Roberts has been improvil gar the looks of his store by the use ar' paint and paper.
 He Rev MT Mallory of Housatonic, Mas ,N will preach in the Congregation 'o' church at Salisbury on Sunday MT Charles Keyworth of Salisbury .z occupying one of the rooms of t Knife shop and carving on his busine