Connecticut western news., 1907-06-20

e16CEeu tTuSE66 huu Ahi. As0o0 will have number of repairs made to the school building during the summer vacation. Miss Jacoby will ba the teacher during the next school year.
 SAW THE GOAT RIDDEN
 Several Masons from Falls Village went to Lakeville last evening to wit ness the conferring of the third degree on Robert Scoville of Chapinville. Masons from Canaan and Mlllerton were also in attendance.
 sTovEPIPE, A CHAIR, BROKEN ARM
 Mrs. Zelia Hobart, who lives in Frank Howd's tenant house was standing on chair, adjusting stove pipe Saturday morning when she lost her balance and fell, sustaining fracture of one of her arms.
 COW INJURIES WOMAN
 One day last week Mrs. Turpin was knocked down by cow she was lead ing. one arm being sprained, two teeth knocked out and her face severely scratched and bruised.
 ESTATE APPRAISED
 The bankrupt estate of George Hall was appraised Monday by w. I. Kellogg, A. B. Landon and George E. Frink.
 Judge Gruber and wife drove to Litch- field Saturday. It is presumed that he went to inspect the jail and have few cells set apart for Falls Village prisoners although the.udge does not confirm the rumor.
 Mrs Weltha Crandell, widow of John Crandell, who has been at E. A. James in Goshen, died Monday, June IT. She has been cared for at the home of her niece, Mrs. James, since the death of her husband few months ago.
 George Ayres has applied the finish, ing touches to his Twin Lakes cottage and Mrs. Ayres and Mrs. Ward arc spending few days there.
 Examinations are ill progress at tht school this week, and there will be ap propriate exercises in connection witt the closing next week.
 The scholars of the Amesville schoo are happy lot of youngsters. The, are relieved from treading the path o knowledge until next fall.
 Mrs. B. J. Cole and Mrs B. H. Minne ham,, of West Cornwall, were i'll towl Monday.
 U Miss Wickwire, who has been visit ing at Frank Reeds, has returned t New Br1Ca1n.
 The afternoon trains Saturday brough many people to town who spent tn Sabbath with friends or relatives here.
 A. w Williams of Salisbury was guest of his daughter, Mrs. Georg Ayres, Saturday. , Mrs. Lillianthall, now at the Salonit Is soon to go to Salisbury to board fe
 several weeks
 l Remember that THE NEWS with il , large amount of Falls Village news l on sale each week at the postofice. Il Mrs. Hunt of Amesville, who has bee i'll for seme time with typhoid fever, able to be out
 Miss Jennie Stage of Middletown, ! ! Y, who spent a few days at The Saloni left for Boston, Friday.
 Misses Mabel Reed and Olive Ha
 and Clayton Benjamin are home fro
 Searles school for the summer vacation f Mrs. w. H. Moseley of New Have f has been spending few days vii q friends in town. n Miss Fingar guest last week of Re 8 and Mrs. H. B. Chown, has returned S her home ill Germantown, N. Y. }. An unusually large range, to be i s stalled i'll the kitchen of The Saloni a arrived a few days ago. 2 The school in this village closes t C morrow with appropriate exercises.
 A new piazza has been added to u
 residence of Mrs. William Willard.
 Farmers say that there is good pro o poets of large hay crop this year. l. B. 0. Heinz is visiting relatives o Bridgeport. , Miss Edith Stanton, of Canaan, h. ;. been visiting Miss Lottie Buckbee. s MT and Mrs. Geo. Lamphear, ' Goshen, were in town last week. g MT. and Mrs. Henry Hufftail were y Sharon over Sunday.
 Miss Name Gillett went to New Mi
 ford Monday of this week. | John Mott, Jr., of Sharon, is visitir Q his sister, Mrs. H. Hufftail. 3. The Misses Dean were in Lakevil l. Tuesday.
 le Frank Weed, of Bridgeport, has bet d visiting in town.
 a A. A. Roth was in Danbury part
 last week.
 Miss Julia Wickwire has been visitil r her brother in Sheffield.