Connecticut western news., 1884-01-30
FALLS VILLAGE.

w. l.. Brown is home from Winsted | on visit.
 Hon Daniel Brewster is suffering from malaria.
 Mrs Maria Hall is filling her ice house from the railroad companys cars.
 James Barry has left the employ of E. l. Dudley and Owen Parmelee takes his place.
 Henry Brinton and w. H. Beebe are "happy dads" as look at the birth column will testify.
 Curtiss E. Colepaugh and family of New Milford are spending 8 few days with D. K. Colepaugh.
 Mrs T. A. Sparks returned on We'd nesday last from visit to her old home in Sheffield. Mrs Sparks is quite feeble yet and is almost entirely helpless.
 Lawyer D. w. Clark is "chock full" of business. He has seven cases of alleged violation of the license law to defend for as many different persons.
 The coasting is fine and double rip pers can make the trip from the head ot Main street to the white bridge in very quick time. The coasting in Amesville IS also very fine.
 | Union service was held in the M. E. church on Sunday night aud the earnest efforts of Rev Mir Lewis of the Metho- dist church and Rev MT Moore of the Congregational church seem to be yielding good fruit.
 James H. Hakes of Huntsville has leased the property known as the Hunt farm in that place, formerly occupied by Charles and Lucius Hanchett, for a period of three years.
 It is said that man of very diminu- tive benevolence has been discovered ln Amesville. Report afirms that he inva- riably starts the fire with @ N. Y. Sun so as to save lucifer.
 M. Loomis is quite an expert dealer in horse flesh. Some time ago he sold a fine animal to J. B. Doty of Cornwall Hollow also one to Levinas Deming, Esq. He deals quite extensively also in cotton cloth and is always found on the right side.
 In copying from the Providence Journal last week we were led into an error concerning the death of Mrs Abbie N. Thomas. MT Thomas is dead, but we are happy to state that Mrs Thomas still survives and Is living with her son Dwight, who is in the employ of the Providence screw company.
 M. Smith and P. Hines engineered another social party in the hall last Friday night, the most successful one yet, there being some 55 couples present. Junius Rhoades furnished excellent music. The same night very pleasant time was passed in music and dancing at the residence of P. Hicks, the house being filled with the elite of this and surrounding towns.
 A number of applications have been made to rent the property recently occupied by H. c. Crandall, but no one has secured it as yet. It is good stand for boarding house, having many con
 venlences for that purpose. SIXTEEN. WEST CORNWALL. Y Dr w. E. Battam will be at Miller's hotel February 8.
 Dr John Weir, son-in-law of MT J Mallinson, spent the Sabbath in town G. M. Cargill visited New Haven. las week. He expects to leave in th'
 spring for Dakota
 l Mrs R. R. Pratt fell on the ice las f week and broke her arm. Dr Edward V Sanford is attending her. e MT James A. Ford returned OF Mon ' day last from Woodbury, where he ha e been visiting the past mouth. r Henry Yutzler of Norfolk was hom
 over Sunday. He is intending to opel a tailor shop in Kent in the spring. : Miss Mary P. White left on Monda 5 for visit to friends in Winsted, intend
 ing to be absent about two weeks. g On Thursday, January 31, the effect I of the late Nathan Hart are to be sol s at auction, comprising long and varie
 list of articles.
 s John Q. Adams, Esq, of Negaunee g Mich, is reported quite sick, being UT s able to attend to his duties in the legis l. lature and law office. 5 A. D. Warner, Esq, gave us call las week looking hale and hearty and pel :" fectly happy in his new position of la'
 giving in Woodbury.
 The ladies benevolent society meet .. with Mrs James H. Cole on Wednesda ,a afternoon to participate in Q genuin ,t old fashioned quitting. Q Smith x Sons have received the COT IF tract to furnish the building materi, ,t for the large barn to erected the comin e summer in Goshen by MT M. Bartholc , mew.
 d James H. Thompson, late of Creal e Hill, has reached the height of matr Is monial titles by the father call of n bright little boy baby, which tips tt 3. Fairbanks plump nine pounds. Us The ive-year-old son of MT E. IT Winchester, who lives on the Sharo
 side, has been very sick and at one tin
 lay at the point of death, but under u " skilIful treatment of Dr Knight of Sha
 on, is now improving.
 SOUTH CANAAN. ;" South Canaan seems to be noted f. " successful poultry raising.