Connecticut western news., 1896-04-02
FALLS VILLAGE.

Mrs c. W. Hall has returned from an extended visit in New Haven.
 Mrs Abell, of Waterbury, is at M. H. Finkle's for the present.
 The bluebirds. robins and ground chippies are rather tuneful at early dawn these warm spring-like mornings.
 Deans maple sugar is luxury every one enjoys at present. Rev J. W. Bohlman started for con- ference this week. There will be no preaching services at the Methodist church Sunday.
 Schools are out for short vacation. F. J Abbe was at Edward Wilcox 8 over Sunday, where his wife is domiciled for the present.
 Paul Mead has recovered from the tp- phoid fever and has been out of doors Mrs Emma Brinton has recovered from her recent illness and returned home from Stamford.
 A new large team of horses have been bought for the town and were brought in Saturday. ---. O.. E. Ford was in town from Wednes- day till Saturday.
 James Woodin will move this week 1utO tue KsOtS6T IsO86Ib uOuSc.
 Joseph Brinton is slowly recupersting his lost health.
 W. o. Ramon moved to Hudson last week and has rented the Central Ho- tel" which is more of commercial house than an ordinary hotel. Miss Nettie M Caul has rented the Moore house and will keep boarders.
 John Clark has moved into the house west of the "Corner House"
 E. M. Olin, of Worcester, has retired from business and will move into his house here on the corner of Main and Chapel streets.
 George Fl. Brown has given up his market business.
 The Falls Village Inn presents dole full appearance as one meanders past 1t evenings. it being now closed up. George A. Wick wire has sold out his "village meat market" and Joseph Car roll will run the meat wagon. Easter services will be held at the Congregational church next Sunday. In connection with half hours biographical sketches of the poets " by the Social Evening club Friday night bean bag contest was held. There vas large mum Der present. Mrs Charles Graves moves to Winsted this week and will live with her daugh- ter, Mrs Albert Hunt. William H. Hay ward intends to move to Torrington soon.
 Dwight Graves will move from the Graves place into the Kelsey house this week
 Win Cady sold at auction, COWS, pigs. wagons and household goods Saturday and will move into the house vacated by John Wolfe.
 George W. Dean will run the water power mpany's farm, now occupied by W Cady. the coming year. The family and relatives of Myron H. Finkle were required to perform the last sad rites in consequence of the illness and death of Mrs Ellen A FiDkle. who died March IT. at the age of AZ years. The funeral, preceded by a prayer at the house. was held at the Methodist church the 2Oth ult. Rev J. W. Bohl- man preached the sermon. Her illness extended over . period of only few weeks when she finally succumbed to the inevitable, through her system be- coming so severely taxed from the care of relative, who had the same disease, typhoid fever. She was born in the town of Salisbury and was buried in the cemetery in that village. 81 relatives be- ing in the proc ession. The floral tributes were beautiful. comprising three pill lows, one containing in addition .the gates sjar." also fine bouquet of carna- tions, etc. Mrs Finkle was good man. ager in all that pertained to the domes- tic affairs of her household, ever indus trious and striving to meke her home as pleasant in it's surroundings as possible for her family. They have the sympa. thy of many friends in this sad ordeal they have SO recently passed through.