Connecticut western news., 1914-04-16
FALLS VILLAGE

giuin, and is now the envy of all the local poultry fanciers. H. k. Howe re- ports that his herd of IA hens have in creased their output of eggs 100 per cent. He is now getting two eggs day instead of one.
 J. K. Mackie, superintendent at the big power plant has moved into his house the old Dr. Averill residence, has been put in ship shape order. MT Mackie's father, from Seattle, Wash, has been spending few days with him
 Mrs. O. P. Tomlinson has been enter. taiuing lady friend from Boston.
 Early Tuesday morning fire was dls covered in the attic of the Howe block formerly the Miner building. A few pails of water skillfully spattered, soon put out the blaze, which had caught from the chimney, and the greatest DOT. tion of the damage, which was not much, was caused by the water.
 John Rogers and Will Murray have gone to Montreal, Canada. -
 Mrs. Mary A. Fenton. sister of Mrs. H. E. Howe, died Monday in Bridge port. Her first husband was Wm Reed son of Rev. Dr. Reed of Salisbury. Her age was 66. ....v .-.. It is asserted that the removal of Miles L. Blodgett does not leave the town without qualified justice of the peace. Fred E. Egleston. Walter King Stone and A. 5. Davis are qualified to try cases, @t Mr. Louis Smith, of Lakeville. has moved into MT. Halls house called the Ryder house, iii Amesville. Mrs. Mcintosh and children returned to East Hartford Saturday after spend ing several days with her sisters, Mrs. Wickwire and Mrs. Russell. Mr. Roets left Tuesday with his faml- ly for Cornwall, Canada. ...
 Mrs. Anna A. Russell will occupy her home. the coming year, which MT. Roets had occupied. .... Wm. Hogancamp, Jr., has gone to Boston to work for an automobile com pany it is reported.
 l Bernard Smith, Jr., spent his Easter vacation with R. W. Darlington at his home in Bethany. t... I The new pastor of the Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Bryant had not ar rived last week, and there were no ser. vices in that church on Easter Sunday. l Walter Kellogg went to Pittsfeld | Sunday to see his son, Lee, who is in the hospital there. He reports Leo as i'm proving and getting about the hospital on crutches.
 Jack Smith, who had the toes of both feet amputated, is expected to arrive home from the Pittsfield hospital next week. ..".. Nick Rogers. of the College of Pbar. macy in Albany, is spending short va cation at his home here. ..s ..'....
 There were interesting special services in the Congregational church, on Easter Sunday also in St. Patrick's church which was crowed with worsnippers.
 Rev. MT. Hurn left last week for his new charge in Gardnertown. N. Y.
 Harold Hazeltine, who is now a pro- lessor in Yale laboratory, and Miss Norma Hazeltine, of Peekskill, are home on vacation. Miss Norma went Tues day to Northfield to visit her sister, Ray, who is in training school there.
 Henry Brinton, of Waterbury, visited his mother, Mrs. Laura M. Brinton, Sun. day.
 Harry Dickinson, of North Adams, is at home for few days.
 Henry L, Phillips has returned to town and opened his summer residence on East Main street.
 Artist W. L. Carrigan spent part of last week in New York.
 Mrs. M. A. Brown and daughter, Lucy of Lenox, were over-Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. w. k. Hubbell.
 Mrs. Julia Miner, who had been con. fined to her home for some months was able to attend the Easter services Sum- day.
 Miss Zada Freer, of Hartford, and @ friend, were in town Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. O. W. Paige left Satur- day for Mt. Kisco, N. Y.
 The Murray place has been sold to Lucy and Julia Merriman.
 A party of officials of the Stone & Webster Oo., from Boston visited the new plant, Saturday. on 8 tour of in- spection, and were ciceroned over the works by Superintendent Gray. The party consisted of President I. P. Robin