Connecticut western news., 1890-07-30
FALLS VILLAGE.

A party from here journeyed to the nortl. part of Salisbury to see the beau- ties of Sage's Ravine, few days since. ....M1ss Marian Engclke, of Hartford, is guest of friends in this vicinity :. Mrs J. Wickwire and son, Sid, are sojourning with Hartford and Hampton friends The lawn party at the house of Walter Lord, Friday, they were obliged to hold indoors on account of the weather. It was under the auspices of the Y. P. $. c. E. and the most are heard from many sources. -. The falling off of the milk supply at the creamery since the first of July has stopped their further manufacture of butter :. 2. The gold medal contest has been postponed to some time in Sept. ... A few from here expect to attend the oratorio of Esther" at Winsted, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, by | Prof Harvey's class. =. Rev C. w. Hanna will take his annual vacation this week, and accompanied by his wife will go by their own conveyance, We'd nesday, for the seashore to be absent three weeks and will not be here to occupy his pulpit till the fourth Sunday in August. .. The Misses Clara and Emma Brinton have returned from a weeks visit with relatives in Colebrook. 1 ... Repairs on the interior of the Cong church will be commenced this week . Miss Alice Matson, of Bridgeport, is visiting Miss Hattie Hosford Miss Anna Smith, of Brooklyn, is guest of Mrs H. Ryder. =. Mrs McMullen and daughter, of Hartford, are at J. w. Barnum's .. Rev Charles w. Shelton, from Birmingham, financial secretary American Missionary society, accompa- nied by his wife and child, IS stopping at H. c. Crandall's. They are travelling with private conveyance and taking views, for their private use, of the finest scenery on their route. Walter H. Chapin and family, O. K. Booth and family, Wm. H. Jenks, of Millerton, g gentleman from Sheffield, Geo. V. Capron and family and Chauncey Morris. of this place, are camping al Long Pond, and have had several visi tors from this place. :. :. Mrs Maria Nott and Mrs Frank Hanchett are visiting relatives in Hartford. David Hal and family, of Hudson, are guests oi Pierre Mnndry Mrs Charles Mar colt, of Brooklyn, is visiting relatives in this locality Miss Belle Hanchett is visiting relatives in Huntsville. ...., Miss Daisy Stanton, of North Adams, is visiting at George Botsford's. ...., Misses Kate and Maggie Began, o1 Branford, are spending 8 couple o1 weeks at F. G. Deans. Grassy Hill cemetery has been recently moved and the late rain has given it rich verdure
 The three Misses Reynolds, O. Philmont. are visiting friends in towr and vicinity Miss Lily Decker, O Canaan, spent Sunday with friends 1T this village. ..Revs Kenney anc Phillips, of Lakeville, exchanged pull pits Sunday Repairs on the Metho dist church and the sheds are being made under the supervision of J. D Egleston The three days rain las week raised the Hollenbeck to such al extent as to flood the South Canaan meadows, and milk teams were obliged to go around Blodgett's fiat so grea was the depth of water over the roat .. All who attended the Hudson rive excursion last week were much pleased with their trip. The season being s
 busy for many they were unable to go and it is hoped the R. R. Go. will hay another in August. as it would be vel patronized. There were IA carload who took passage on the steamer ....
 On Friday the highways were badl, washed by the heavy shower, especial
 the hilly roads.