Connecticut western news., 1888-02-29
FALLS VILLAGE,

Fred Shove, of Chapinville, is at work at the creamery, one of the employees having had in anticipation for some time the acceptance of job as | fireman,
 Miss Susan Harrison, of Cornwall, was g guest of friends in the village on Wednesday. .--.. -
 D. K. Colepaugh strongly objects to the boys making his show windows a target for snowballing, and the affair of Saturday night might be more expen- sive for some of them if they were to practice 1t on all the public buildings.
 Miss Julia Wickwire, of Cornwall, visited friends here Tuesday.
 Wm. L. Brown has had his new house painted showy color with dark trimmings. making pleasing contrast.
 Milton Bartholomew has returned from Bridgeport and taken his former position as clerk at the Dudley House, vice Broderick, which will be hailed with satisfaction by many, for his friends are numerous.
 Mrs George H. Brown has been spending 8 couple of weeks in New York.
 Mrs G. W. Hall is visiting friends in New Haven. ...
 Joseph Brinson is having a thousand ties cut on his farm for the R. R. Go.
 Levi Beebe has been confined to the house for a couple of weeks, but is around again.
 F. E. Egleston has done a thriving business at his newspaper agency, also in the stamp line, this winter.
 Those who would cannot, and those who can will not build, consequently there will be no blacksmithing done here after this spring, as the shop of O.. NJ. Brinton will be taken down and the grounds graded.
 The Beebe Hill school was closed all of last week in consequence of the teacher, Miss Jacobi, being sick.
 Mrs Gilbert s. Street is visiting in Bridgeport.
 Miss Carrie Chapins of Sheffield, was guest of relatives here over Sunday.
 John Landon is steadily regaining his lost health, and is able to be around the house agsio.
 Mir and Mrs T. Tucker. of Terring- ton. are spending 8 while with their daughter, Mrs O. B. Ford.
 Thomas Bosworth :, has moved into Miners building. :
 A party of fifteen from here went on a sleighing frolic to F. G. Deans, Tues. day night. on the "Barack." They had 8 gay time, A. F. Gibbs taking most of them and holding the reins. Soon after they had started on their homeward trip, the harness broke and they return ed to MT Deans, where they procured chains. and, while repairing damages, G. w. Ford mounted the stonewall, near by, and awakened the echoes ol the surrounding hills with his cornet to the infinite pleasure of the party.
 The store of H. H. < Co.,, has beer renovated with paint, paper and white wash, giving it a very neat appearance.
 Miss Mary Landon. of Boston, is wis iting relatives in Amesville.
 The message of the bluebird" wa. heard here on the morning of the 22d
 Mrs Caroline Hull, of Moscow, Mo. has came east to spend season witl relatives in Amesville.
 Mrs Walter Hubbell, of Bridgeport is spending few days at her parenta home.
 Rev Mir Mason. of Cornwall, preached at the Congregational church, Sunday
 Albert Sheppard had vacation o five days last week, as the result of , severe cold.
 W. G. Kellogg has rented his farm a South Canaan to Porter Smith; of Shef field, who has some thoughts of pur chasing.
 By the equivoKate-ing manner of ou informant regarding the recent '.leap year party" at Citizens hall, we wer appraised of our mistake, after it was il the hands of the printer, but it has beel Dunn and no further declaration i necessary. Hereafter if any mistake in our correspondence are made w would like the parties interested to in form us of the fact and if desired W shall be glad to make correction, as tn editor is not responsible for any mis take of ours and will henceforth mak, no correction.
 John Haley, some six years since fireman on the H. R. R, but who Ina more recently resided in New Haven was taken ill on Friday, Feb. 17th, ant was taken from his boarding house tc the New Haven hospital, where he die, the next morning. He has relative living here who attended the funers the succeeding Monday and the buris was at Mountain Grove cemetery Bridgeport. The sermon was preache by Rev Milledge Walker, of St. Pual's