Connecticut western news., 1906-08-09
FALLS VILLAGE


 spending his vacation at home.
 Mrs. Hattie Hanchett, her daughter, Miss Mabel. and her three grand daugh- ters, the Misses Hamlin, are boarding with Mrs. Edith Ward for few weeks.
 Paul Mead has returned to New York.
 Miss Lucy Brown of winsted. and Miss Charlotte Brinton, a graduate nurse from the Boston City Hospital, are guests of Miss Clara Mead Miss Brin- home of her childhood, as it is many years since she has been here.
 Charles Ocain of New York, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. George Frink.
 Edward Howe of Boston, has pur- chased the residence of the late U. H. Miner on Main street.
 Edward Heinz has purchased the Lee Brewster place, which he has previously rented. ...
 Mrs. Emma Mundey has returned from a visit in New Haven.
 Mrs. Samuel Merwin of New Haven, is guest at the Hotel Salonio.
 Falls Village is not entirely out of
 
 citizens of our town, many are passing through, and others are bringing in guests, Mir. and Mrs. k. I. Dudley of Bridgeport, being among the latter. MT. Dudley was formerly proprietor of The Inn.
 Mrs. Sarah Reed has returned to Reed- mead Hall, after visit in Bridgeport.
 Miss Bertha Hubbell of New Haven has been spending few days at her brothers W. R. Hubbell's on Prospect street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Garnsey of Brewsters made short visit at Fred Burton's on the Dwight Brinton place.
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Brinton are home on a short visit at Dwight Brinton on Battle Hill.
 k. I. Dudley of Bridgeport, formerly proprietor of the Inn at this place, has been spending few days in town, arriving last Saturday in a touring car.
 MT. Brewster of Suffolk, N. r., came up last Saturday and spent Sunday at Geo. I. Ayers cottage at Twin Lakesre- turning to New York Monday.
 wib. Pulver left last Saturday for a weeks vacation at his home in Pine Plains. Louis Davis is taking his place while absent.
 Mrs. H. K. Zust, son Edgar and her mother of West Cornwall spent part of Monday in town.
 Hoyt Simons, foreman of the creamery at this place has severed his connection with the M. M. & O. Go. His place has been taken by Mir. Jansen of New York.
 K. H. Wilcox was called to Winsted one day the past week on account of the sudden illness of his sister of Bridgeport who was visititing at Winsted.
 Geo. V. Capron and Clarence Turner are camping at Nudge Pond for a weeks outing.
 John and Tom Bartle and Paul Mead spent a few days at Twin Lakes last week in the cottage put up by Ayres & Go.
 Fred Lyman of Bridgeport is visiting at Miss Caul's.
 Rev. Kyle of Gilead preached at the Congregational Church on Sunday last
 Clarence Wolfe of New Haven is visit. ing his grandmother, Mrs. H. H. Wolfe.
 Mrs. F. J. Belcher of New York was a recent visitor at l. P. Hornbeck's.
 Presiding Elder Palmer of the Pough- keepsie District preached at the Nj. k. church Sunday evening.
 Fred Pick has returned after weeks visit at his home in Southboro, Mass.
 Mrs. Giles Skiff of Ellsworth was a guest of her son, Dr. Skiff few days last week.
 Miss Lucy Brown and Miss Charlotte Brinton are visiting Miss Clara Mead this week.
 George Mccoy formerly of this place but now with Swift & Go. of Danbury, will soon resign his position to become of Mrs. Woods place near 
 M. B. Richardson has sold the U. H. Miner place so called to Edward Howe of Boston, possession to be given Sep tember 1.
 Only four from here went on the excursion Tuesday, to Bridgeport.
 Charles Kellogg of Waterbury is at his fathers for his annual vacation. Mrs. Hanchett and daughter Mabel and her daughter Jessie s three daughters a ra Mro Edfsk NUarls.