Connecticut western news., 1914-04-02
FALLS VILLAGE

Ot the U h. IT. SOcieEy, IS 70 nave part in the play. "Ingomar." which IS to be presented during Commencement week at Tilton Seminary, Tilton, N. H. Mir. Hubbell is treasurer of the Senior class, and senior director of the Athletic Association. He nlso plays on the buse- ball team. Mir. N. Church Ward, son of Mrs. Edith Ward, of Falls Village. also has been given part in the same play. MT. Ward is member of the senior class and of the U. F. K. Society. He was also business manager of the play, "Alabma," which was recently presented by the U. K. P. and IL. L. societies. .e':.. a..
 Lloyd Proper spent a few days in Boston last week. .2.
 The chicken fanciers are having their busy season, relating the exploits of their various broods and brands. Clarence Turner, the local champion, has 62 hens, Rhode Island Reds and Mottled Anconas, that laid 1,097 eggs in 30 days in March. Pope Chapman, secretary of the Bald Head Club of America, put 100 eggs in. to an incubator four weeks ago and matched out 19 chicks, all bald headed A. s. Davis Is getting flock of Golden Campine fowls from Belgium. Henry E. Howe hasAa flock of plebeian hens that produced just one egg, between them, last week.
 Richard Smith went to Pittsfield Sun. day, and called on the Falls Village patients in the hospitals there. He re ports Lee Kellogg as improving rapidly and sitting up in chair. Jack" Smith, who had all his toes cut off, from both feet, which had been frozen, is getting along nicely, aud Robert Hunt, whose thumb was cut off is comfortable. The doctors are grafting skin on the inside of his injured hand.
 Landlord Martin Langs, has rented the J. Monroe Benjamin farm and takes possession immediately. ........ t
 "Dick" Palmer has sold his fine Hol. stem bull for $l25, to Charles Andrus.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph P. Graham, of Sufield, have been spending few days with Mrs. Grahains father, Martin Lapgs. ..|. ..
 Engineer Joney, of the Stone & Web ster people left Tuesday for Boston. Others of the same company, including P. F. Roets, go to Montreal.
 Miles and George Hanchett were in town Sunday. ,.. ... ga.
 Oscar Schrelber, the barber. has inst put in a new and elaborate mirror and cabinet in his shop. ........ .
 The Averill place, recently occupied by Lee Wickwlre, is being put into good repair for Superintendent Mackey, of the Copnecticut Power Co. Fred Egles- ton has taken the contract for doing the whole job. as.a.e.. ... ....@. aa.
 Hoyt Simmons has moved from the Olin block and will drive Borden team collecting milk from the Cornwalls and adjacent territory.
 Fred Bushey has given up the Borden teaming and will work in tue milk fac tory.
 F. G. Weed. of the Hallett & Davis piano house, Hartford, was in town last week, and sold to local party one of the finest pianos made by his concern.
 Church Ward and Averill Hubbell are home from Hilton, for the Easter Yaca- ton. aae g. .-t ... ..-. ...,
 H. O. Gaylord and J. Sedgwick Tracy visited New York last week.
 The spring flood washed out portion of the new state road, on Flakes Hill. The water worked it's way under the roadway, under mining it. Ed. House drove over the road Friday, and his team broke through, cutting and bruis- ing the horses somewhat but doing no great damage.
 Peter Jaqua, who had been connected with the Owens farm for many years, has made settlement with the Owens estate. and will move with his family to California, next week, locating at a point about 40 miles from San Diego.
 Sugar makers say the run of sap has been light and the sugar of superior quality.
 John Vosburgh will work the Owens farm the coming season.
 Work on the penstocks of the new power company is progressing vigorous ly, and it is said it will take about three months to complete the work.
 Barney Smith is to occupy the Maltbie house owned by MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell.
 Lee P. Dean, of Cambridge, Mass, is here looking after his real estate inter- ests.
 Rev. MT. Hurn went to Conference Tuesday. He does not expect to be re- turned to his Falls Village charge, which c..