Connecticut western news., 1908-03-26
FALLS VILLAGE
MILK PLANT WILL SOON CLOSE

Parsonage Repairs - MT. GaYlord's s
 Operation = Spring Movements -
 Mems Supper Schools Closed
 Personals.
 E. H. Kilmer of New Haven was a recent guest of his sister. Mrs. Heath.
 Mrs. Ida H. Heath has been ill with bronchitis for several days.
 The Rev. F. A. Bradford attended the wedding of his son in Lowell, Mass. last week.
 The Congregational society are plan- ming to make several repairs to the Jenks residence previous to it's occu- pancy as parsonage by Rev. P. A. Bradford and family.
 The Falls Village Savings Bank, by Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck, placed an attachment on Bruey goods Thursday The claim was promptly settled and the auction sale of the property was held Saturday as planned.
 A Southern New England Telephone has been placed in the residence of D. Chertock. His call is 88-5.
 Mrs. F. D. Dayton of New Haven spent Sunday with her brother, w. R. Hubbell.
 Among the inn guests last week were: E. N Morehouse, Bristol; E. w. Sparr, Lakeville; J. H. Bowman, New Haven; A. B. Bentley, Watertown; O. E. Bald win, West Cornwall; D. c. Strattman, Cornwall; E. R. Baldwin, Cornwall; J. l H. Lynch, New Haven; F. s. Comsrock, New Haven; R. W. Lowell, Waterbury M. B. tHohner. New York City; J. A. Moore, Pittsfield; H. M. Doty Canaan; Robert Orr, Pttsfeld.
 H. c. Gaylord went to New York City few days ago for an operation for cateract on his eyes. The operation was successful. Letters received from the hospital state that he is getting along nicely.
 J. s. Tracy accompanied H. o. Gay. lord to the New York hospital where the operation for removal of a cateract was performed.
 The Belcher sale occurred Wednes. day and everything was disposed of al fair prices. The price for the COWS averaged $35. The horses sold for $141 : $80. and $32. David Hatmaker, who purchased the farm, purchased the larger portion of the stock and tools. Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck has rented the Tucker building to Joseph Arm strong, formerly coachman for M. b Welles. He will move here April 1.
 Mrs Sarah Reed has returned from her trip to California and tells many in teresting tales of that western country.
 Dwight Moore was in Winsted last week doing jury duty.
 Michael Goggin is one of the Mutua Milk and Cream Company's patrons who is to resume butter making. Hs purchased a separator 8 few days ago His surplus cream he is to sell to the East Canaan Creamery Go.
 J, M. Benjamin is driving new pail of horses which he purchased last weeb in Hartford.
 Mrs. Edith Ward is soon to move in to the Kellogg house. Mrs. Kellogg who has purchased the residence now occupied by Mrs. Ward will take pos session April lst.
 Falls Village will lose another of it, industries. The Mutual Milk anC Cream Company will close their plan here April 1st. The machinery will bt shipped to New York or to some other plant. The building was constructed g number of years ago by the Housatonit Railroad Company and has since beer occupied as a creamery by James Tut tie, Baker 6 Gray, James Lee anc latterly by the Mutural. Under tht proprietorship of Futile. and Baker 6 Gray the daily delivery of milk reached 200 cans which has gradually decreased particularly since the Bordens came in to the territory, to about 30 cans pc day. There are various reports relativ' to the future of the building. Rumor say that it will be allowed to stand idle that the Sheffield Farms Go. will leas it, that the railroad company will de molish it but 1t is not definitely known that any of these rumors have an, foundation. It will probably not b. used as 8 creamery or milk station thi year, however. as no ice has beer harvested for it. Some of the farmer