Connecticut western news., 1898-01-27
FALLS VILLAGE.

Miss Lucy Randall has built small addition to her house and will move in- to it at once.
 Miss Bessie Bartholomew visited Miss Lucy Randall last Friday and Saturday. She will sail for Bermuda this week for a two months outing.
 The reception given by the dancing class last Friday night was great suc- cess in all ways. About 65 couples par ticipsted in the grand march and when the orchestra changed to the waltz it was pleasing sight to see the numer ous couples go whirling by in rythm to the music The hall was very toste- fully decorated with green and pink bunting and wreathes of evergreens. A very pleasant time and & wish that 1t may be repeated another year Is what those who attended say. Landlord Green contributed his share to the en- to the dancers at the Inn.
 Mrs J. Lee Ensign has very kindly offered the use of her house to the Christian Endeavor Society for their musicale Friday evening. An enjoyable evening is being planned, for some out of town talent is expected to help en- certain
 The looked for boom seems to be running the other way just now. It is reported on very good authority that the R. R. Go. will soon take what work they are doing here away the machinists going to Pittsfeld and the car depart ment to New Haven.
 A free social ia to be held in the chapel parlors Wednesday evening Feb 2. Entertainment will be furnished by the social committee of the O E.Society.
 Public dance tomorrow night. Tick cts 75c.
 A. s. Davis and wife visited In New Haven and Stony Creek last Friday and Saturday
 Mrs Jessie Hanchett Hsmblin, of Orange, N. J is visiting at her grand fathers J. F. Millspsugh's.
 The chicken-pie supper last evening at the NJ E. church was we'll patronized. the ladies serving bountiful supply of good things.
 Emma Bell Wolfe, of New Haven, is visiting at H Ryder's. A plumber from this place attended the Copeland lecture at Lakeville A very interesting time WAS the report of all.
 Edw. Ward returned from the North with another car of fine young cattle Tuesday night.
 There will be sn auction sale of the household effects of the late A c Ran dali at the old bank building Friday. Mrs Nancy Suvdam was called to Torrington last Friday by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs Chas. Os trander.
 The little girl taken from the Gilbert home at Winsted by MT and Mrs Thomas Shaw was taken back to the home Saturday.
 Mrs Dennis Hayes has been very sick but is reported as improving st present.
 John Sullivan, of Waterbury. has been visiting his home here for few days.
 Mrs Jos. Smith visited her parents at Ct. Harrington last Friday. F. E. How'd has been under the doc tors care for few days but is improv- ing at present writing.
 Miss s l.. Perry is having the hall and rooms which she occupies papered and painted.
 The estate of the late Almon 0. Ran dall has received from the Mutual Life Insurance Go. of New York S6 6i8 O0 The hearing of the case of W. O Ban. non vs. N. Green came of Tuesday be- fore Justice Egleston and jury. Ban noa summoned Greea to show cause why he should not vacate the hotel, MT Green claiming that he had rented it for one year, beginning April lst, 1897, The case dragged along until Il 30 p. m. before the jury twho were out about fifteen minutes) rendered their verdict in favor of Green. Court adjourned un- til Monday. when Bannon will decide | whether to appeal or not