Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
. FALLS VILLAGE

I Mrs. Simon Williams aged 68 years 1 died last Wednesday night after an ill., ness of several months, the principal cause of death being dropsy. On the evening of her death she appeared to be in better health than usual and few moments previous had mixed a batch of bread dough. Her husband was assist ing her to her room when she suddenly expired in his arms The funeral was held Saturday morning at the house, the Key. G. W. Griffith of Lime Rock officiating. Burial in Grassy Hill ceme tery.
 Miss Marjorie Cuslck of Orange, N. J. is guest of Miss Belle Hanchet.
 Lee P. Dean returned to New York Saturday. '.t.# .<g
 Hezekiah Goodwin is in Proctor Yer mont, visiting his sister, Mrs. Angelo F'reeborn.
 | A daughter was recently born to MT. and Mrs. Angelo Freeborn of Proctor, Vt. Mrs. Freeborn was formerly Dr. Beatrice Goodwin of Falls Village.
 A dance was held Friday evening at the home of Frank Nichols Sheldon Dean and Mrs. Wright provided the music. mr.
 One of the town team horses died suddenly Thursday. f
 Joseph Armstrong has changed his mind about moving to Falls Village and has mayed to Salisbury instead.
 Harry Brinton has returned to Waterbury and has resumed his Iabors with the Sco9ille Manufacturing Com pany. I .s - r s##
 The contract for the stone work on the state road from the old mill in Huntsville to the old furnace, distance of l E miles, has been awarded to Peter Bozzolo of Salisbury. The balance of the work will be done by the town.
 Mrs. George Ayres and daughter, Ruth, spent last week in Salisbury. 1
 Mrs. T. F. Watson is visiting relatives in Bridgeport and New Haven.
 Mrs. Daniel Watson of New Jersey was recent guest at T. F. Watson's.
 E. G. Ward attended conference in New York last week.
 The following were recent guests at sThe Inn" F. H. Hillyer, Brooklyn; MT. and Mrs. w. A. Warner, Seymour, A. H. Livingston, East Morris; O. E, Holcomb, Falls Village; Peter Coculer; New York; F. B. Phillips, Earlville, N. Y.; B. w. Spur, Lakeville; Frank Butler, Stormville. N. Y.; Harry Whit ney, Patterson, N. Y.; I. R. Baldwin, Westfeld, Mass; O. E. Tillotson, New Haven.
 Heinz 6 Sons have moved their meat market to the new location. the Capron building and when the interior arrangements are complete, will have cozy and attractive quarters. fl.
 Owing to fact that the base ball grounds are not steam heated the game scheduled for Saturday was declared of and the Borden Eagles did not have the opportunity to redeem themselves from the defect administered to them a week ago by the Falls Village Hawks by the score of 16 to IA.
 H. O. Gaylord is about town each day and is much encouraged at the result of the operation on hls eye.
 Several cream separators have been purchased recently by farmers in this vicinity, who were formerly patrons of the Mutual Milk and Cream Company 's plant but who now propose to resume butter making. -....
 George E. Brink, as executor of the Crandell estate, made the final settle ment few days ago. E-
 Fred Eggleston went to Winsted, Sat, urday, to see his father, J. D. Eggleston. who is in the hospital there, and whose condition is practically unchanged From the first, the physicians held out but scant hope of his recovery.
 Miss Margaret Sullivan died Saturday morning, the principal cause of death being epilipsy She was about 15 years old and the daughter of MT. and Mrs Arthur Sullivan The funeral was held Tuesday, burial at Salisbury. ~ I Mrs. Wickwire of South Norwalk, and Mrs. Kernin and Mrs. Agnes Sullivan of New York were called here Monday by the death of their sister, Miss Marga ret Sullivan X .z#r ..