Connecticut western news., 1891-04-01
FALLS VILLAGE.

| >on l. known as Camp NIagou" have onght the large island in the larger ake for a camping place. Thirty-fonr excursion tickets fo, Bridgeport were sold at this station las Thursday.
 Charles OStrander, from Salisbury. moved to the Butterly place on Sugar Hill.
 William Shook will accept clerk ship a. the drug store April first bn' will attend to F. P. Burnum's bouks venings.
 MT Murray set fire to the grass on a meadow and as there was slight wine tt the time the fire reached tue moun- ain and ragged all Friday night but a> there was no large timber 1t did no great amnnnt of damage. P Hornbeck was ill New York last ,erk, making purchases. Wm Hubb-ll and Adolph Ruige, ,pent two or three days last week witt ,ienls in Thomaston. Miss Cora B. Brown has returnt d from a few day's sojourn with friends i, New York.
 H. $. Dana having received situa- ion as operator at Derby moves hi, | .amlly there Monday. l Miss Bertha Hnbb-ll has been visit ,"g friends for few days past in, Pitts irld.
 Miss Grace Dudley has returned ,ome for vacation. Lee P. Dean E>q, from Bridgeport VAS in town over Sunday. | Miss Edith Burnett IS visiting rela tives in New Haven. Miss Hattie Street is spending weeh with friends in Lime Rock Miss Clara Durham Is home on va 'ation from Bridgeport High school. | Mrs Joseph Chal,in, of Ashley Falls, visited her son, Walter Chapin, ovel Sunday.
 The family of John Brazie are bad, Hlcted, three or four being down witt, ,.n-umonia, and his sou, Samuel, being in a critical condition.
 G w. Hall and I P. Hornbeck hav. purchased the cellar and lot nearly op. posite Citizens hall and Will erect there su a bnil,iing 4Ox40 with "A foot posts and will stock It with house furnishin. goods. J. D.. Egl-ston has the contracl ,n1 will commence work soon.
 The birthday anniversary of Mis-, Belle Haw>er was celebrated March IS ny way nf surprise party at whic some fifty or sixty friends were present Parlur games and the fascinating waltz were among the gayeti-s of the evening d violin and banjo furnishing music fol the occasion. The party were served with refreshments which in variety ana quality were in every way worthy of the occasion.
 Easter was observed at the Methodist church Sunday evening by recitations, singing. etc, and passed if in man ner cre,litable alike to both pupils and those having the coucert in charge se are informed.
 Rev Julins Dold went to Philad-l phla a few days since to attend the ses sion of the Wilmington conference an, he also will attend the New York con ference.
 Easter services were held at the Cong church Sunday evening. Responsive readings, singing with cornet accom- Dan lment and recitations made an evenins of real enjoy ment to all who attended
 The primary department of the Ame> vile school closed Thursday after very satisfactory term of school by Miss Aliu nie Gilbert. The list of pupils att-ld | tion are: James Miller, perfect lessoas Maggie R 'ardon, perfect department Edna Owen, neither tardy or absent, Charli. B-als, not tardy, aud absent bu one half day; John Brazee. absent Oh, day. and not tardy.
 Charles Warner has left the store 0 H. H. & O., and returned to Sheffield previous to entering some other busi ness.
 Lewis Cady sold his goods at auction Monday.
 F. H. Harrison has sold thirteel horses, having only seven left.
 A female dress reformer presents Ev as an example to her Sisters. Eve, sh says, wore no corsets. Neither did sh wear d number two shoe on 8 numbe four foot, nor two-story hat at th theater, nor bangs, and she didn't cIIes gum There are 8 good many thing that she didn't do that her daughter