Connecticut western news., 1893-07-06
FALLS VILLAGE.

Miss Bertha Hubbell went to Bridge port, Saturday, for few days visit with relatives.
 Fred O. Harrison moved his house. hold goods to Winsted, Saturday.
 G. w. Hall had nine more horses shipped here Saturday which came from Brockport, N. Y. MT Martin, who is interested with MT Hall in the busi- ness, started for Montreal, Saturday, and will return with number of Cana dian horses this week.
 Jabez Brewster, IT,, of Hillburn, N. Y., is visiting relatives here. He came through from Po'keepsie on bicycle, Friday.
 Charles Belcher, of Torrington, has been visiting friends in town.
 Clarence P. Quackenbush, of State Line, was in town Monday.
 B. G. Stimmille, of Chicago, was a guest in town Saturday.
 F. R. Kimberly, of Danbury. was an arrival Friday.
 B. R. Putnam, of Binghamton, N. r., was guest here Saturday.
 Willard o. Cady was seriously injur- ed Saturday by his team running away As he was stepping into his wagon his foot slipped, his horses throwing him out near the jew Welry store. They were caught at the Palmer place and return ed by George Fields.
 Clarence H. Brinton was home from Winsted to celebrate the 4th.
 H. O. Crandall was in town from Bridgeport couple of days, but went to Stockbridge, Sunday.
 Mrs Sara Sparks is visiting her daugb- ter, Mrs Walter Hubbell, in Bridgeport
 Hon H. A. Bishop, of Bridgeport, was in town Saturday and Is getting his camp on the Island at Twin Lakes in readiness for the coming season.
 Ward Finkle and wiie, from New Haven. came to town Saturday to remain few days.
 Miss Sheldon, of Millerton, N. Y, was was guest of Miss Cora Brown over Sunday.
 J. K. Seaver with photograph was pretty we'll patronized in an out of door exhibition Friday night.
 The o. M. Parker Concert Go. will appear in free entertainment at the Congl church Thursday night, their object being to establish class in note reading.
 Mrs Orville Hosford was stricken with apoplexy last Tuesday night but is slowly improving at present.
 The fifth and last of the R. O. fairs and dances was held Friday night. They have been source of considerable revenue.
 Walter H. Chapin and George V. Capron were in camp at Twin Lakes last week for few days.
 Homer Pulver, Miss Hattie Pulver, of Millerton, and Miss Augusta Tweedy, of DaE bury, were guests of Chas Pulver. Sunday.
 Chauncey Morris and Miss Kate Ja- cobi were married at the residence of the brides mother, by Rev CIV. Hanna, last Wednesday afternoon and took the 5.25 train south toNew York on their we'd ding trip It was private wedding, only the immediate relatives of the contract ing parties being present. Rice, shoe leather and railway torpedoes greeted them as the train pulled out of the sta tion. They returned home Saturday night. Their gifts were mostly silver, rockers, and linen.
 The announcement that the David M. Hunt school will have an entertainment has always been sufficient to warrant a full house and the graduating exercises Thursday night were no exception to the rule there being no empty seats. The reading of ''The Picayune, a year. ly record of the school news, was a pleasing feature and the parts in the drama of 'Josiah Aliens Wife" were we'll taken. There were 62 names on the register at one time. Miss Lillian Weinstein graduated and was presented with several retty floral tokens by her schoOlmates and teacher.