Connecticut western news., 1891-03-18
FALLS VILLAGE.

A dozen from here attended the meet ing of the "Epworth League" at Great BarrlnRton last Tuesday.
 Miss Carrie Hall has been indisposed with a severe cold for several days past
 Daniel Brewster has been confined to the house for few day through illness
 Miss Lucy Randall is visiting at Gen Merwin's in New Haven.
 Mrs John Brasey has been seriou>ly i'll with pneumonia bnt is on the gain
 Edward White, of Waterbury, visited friends in this vicinity over Sunday.
 Harmon Finkle and most of his fami- ly have been housed with severe colds for few days past.
 Miss Betsey Northrop entertained number of friends by giving a euchre party one evening last week.
 Mrs B. l Dudley went to Lake Mo- hegan Saturday to visit her friends and also her daughter, Miss Grace, who Is spending the second term of school there.
 Hon G. c. Beck with will address the farmers and others interested on Grange and League matters Thursday evening at Citizens hall.
 The Litchtield Northwest Cong1 ministers consociation held a meeting Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday forenoon of last week. The attendance in the evening was very large.
 Dean's maple sugar was placed on the market last week and holds to it's past good reputation for purity.
 Miss Julia Zin started for Philadel- phia, Thursday. to remain for time with her sister.
 George Russell has bought the place on "puddlers' lane" which for several years past has been occupied by George Morris and will occupy 1t the coming month Mir Morris will move into the house vacated by George Russell. Walter Chapin has rented the dwelling of J. w. Gibbs and the last named will occupy one or two rooms.
 Mrs c. K. Booth has been seriously i'll at her home in Bridgeport and father, 5 w. Morris, in consequence was called to see her.
 Miss Kate Jacobi closed her school at "Sodom" Friday for vacation of three | weeks.
 Schools in this town (Canaan) will | close Friday for 8 vacation. Anumber of bells which were cast and | have Lain in some station on the Dan- bury and Norwalk Division for the past 15 years, and not having been used for some unexplained reason. and which from their tone would indicate were in- tended for chimes, have been brought to the shop yard and some iaye beeu broken up for scrap iron, while few good toned ones remain and if any school district or farmer should want one it Is the chance of life time to procure one for about what they would bring for scrap iron, but they must attend to 1t at once or the opportunity will be lost They weigh from 36 to ! 120 pounds and the necessary tixings go with them.
 The Owen farm is getting to be a noted property and no farm has ever changed hands so many times in this section in so short a time. Joseph Wick wire bought it back from James Carroll Monday and before night he sold it to Charles H. Rowley, of Lime Rock. at quite an advance from the first purchase
 J. W. Gibbs having rented his place will be at his house Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week to sell his household goods at private sale to all who wish to purchase.
 We are sorry to learn that the Star Photo Gallery, DOW located in this viii lage. is soon to be removed. The pro. priptor informs us that although he would like to remain with us his many engagements elsewhere compel him tC leave in short time.