Connecticut western news., 1893-06-01
FALLS VILLAGE.


 Charles Washington. of the O'oe Agency. Red Rock, Oklahoma Terri tory, was in town Saturday.
 Miss Lampe, of New York, is the dressmaker at Mrs Brown and Miss Randall's establishment.
 Mrs. John Belcher died at Lime Rock Station, of an abscess, in the early hours of Sunday.
 O. B. Bradley. of Providence, was in this place last Wednesday.
 Jo Brinton and Will Ramon went fronting Saturday and returned with a string of fifty-two.
 Frank P Barnum has came out with a new fruit and bakery wagon.
 ". E. Ramon, of Waterbury, visited relatives in this village last week.
 l.. E. Torrey, of Grand Rapids, Mich, made short visit in town Thurs day.
 Geo. W. Ford is in Barkhamstead re- modelling the interior of the Congrega- tional church.
 Mrs. A. l. Brown recently returned from Toledo, where she spent the win | ter with her son.
 Lee M. Dean attends the Hunt Lii brary during the absence of the hbrar- ian, Miss Belle Maltbie, at Chicago.
 The report that Minnie Jacobi, teacher of the higher department, had the scarlet fever, was unfounded. She has recovered from short illness and resumed her position again Monday.
 There was union memorial services at the Congregational church Sunday evening. Rev. l.. A. Robbins, of the M. B. church, preached the sermon. Only about half dozen veterans were able to be present
 J. B. Watson, of Louisville, Kv., was in town couple of days this week.
 Mrs. John McMahon and Mrs A Winter and their children, comprising party of nine, arrived here Sunday from Bridgeport and took their depart ure the next day They are travelling with their own conveyances through the country, and were enroute fol Lenox.
 Peter Botsford, an employe of tn, railroad shops, moved his family tt New Haven Monday, having two ol three jobs in view there.
 Wm. Houghran has accepted situ ation with the railroad company in tn, paint shop at New Haven.
 Henry B. Cabot, of Brookline, Mass canoeist on his way to Bridgeport came here Sunday on his way dowI the Housatonic river to Bridgeport.
 Hall & Hornbeck have bought new and gaily painted delivery wagon.
 Last Wednesday the writer found al old British coin one hundred and si, years old ln recently plowed field.
 Wm. Dean, of East Canaan, and Doug las Moore, of Pittsfeld, and Charle Dean, of Huntsvslle, went over to Sid ney Ensign's mill pond in Huntsville early Sunday morning, and about si. o'clock took 26 trout from the water b, the use of dynamite As the law is SC were on that manner of inveighlinl trout from the streams, the partie were arrested, the two former at Eas Canaan, and brought to this village b { Sheriffs Reed and Drake Monday an, tried before Justice Walter J. Lord , They were found guilty and fined sevel dollars and costs, which aggregate, about ninety dollars, making rathe expensive day's fishing.
 Memorial day was duly observed b the decorating of the graves of the de parted heroes.
 D. K. Oolepaugh has just procured new and expensive Columbia reclinin and revolving barber's chair uphols { tered with crimson silk plush. ca frame, with nickel and brass trimmings He has also had the room newly painte and altogether 1t is 8 sign of deserve prosperity.