Connecticut western news., 1907-06-27


 Germantown, N. r., to Miss Daisy Gra- ham took place yesterday at the home of the brides parents in Philmont, N. Y. Rev. MT. Graham, father of the bride, was former Falls Village pastor and for three years Miss Graham taught the primary department of the Falls Village school. Her many friends here extend congratulations. MT. Fingar is theo- logical student who expects soon to be ordained.
 There was no jubilation in Falls Will lage base ball circles Saturday night. The Falls Village-Lime Rock team met the East Canaan team at East Canaan and played the rubber game, but as the local team failed to stretch their score to three runs, they were vanquished by the score of 9 to o. It was good game, however.
 IT'S SUMMER
 Falls Villagers have come to the con- clusion that this is really summer instead of cheap imitation and have hung their porch screens, put in their window screens, got out their piazza furniture and put other hot weather wantables into commission.
 THE CAGE; THEN THE BIRD
 Stiles Mellen started on a southern journey last week and was united in marriage to New Jersey lady. MT. Mellen is one who believes in having the cage ready for the bird hence they will begin housekeeping ill the Miner block where they have nicely furnished rooms.
 SUBJECTS FOR PICTURES
 The number of souvenir post cards bearing Falls Village views is Increasing. And there isn't village anywhere in these parts that presents more subjects suitable for this purpose.
 A FEW BRUSHES.
 The race course is so nearly finished that friendly "b1ushes" have already been held there. Falls Village and Lime Rock horsemen expect that this circle will provide considerable sport before the snowfakes fall.
 DOWN IN THE MOUTH
 That sorrowful expression on the faces of the school children is caused by the fact that they will positively not be per mitted to go to school again until Sep tember.
 SOLD HIS BUSINESS
 Because of poor health w. J. Argall, who has conducted the Falls Village bar Der shop for some time, is compelled to discontinue business, consequently he has sold his shop equipment and good will to Robert D. Merriman, proprietor of the barber shop in Lime Rock. MT Merriman takes possession July 5.
 The following persons registered at The Inn last week; w E. Hayden, Hartford; J. O. Duley, New York; o. E. Fowler, Pittsfeld; H. E. Bartle, Lake, vile; MT. and Mrs. Lundie, Sharon; E. Rowland, New Haven; A. H. Bennett, Boston; w. H. Kelsey, New Haven; E. Robbins, Winsted; F. H. Barnes, Dan bury; w. K. Nolan, Bridgeport; E. s.. Willett, Bridgeport, O. l.. Holhster, Waterbury.
 Harry Bartle of Ore Hill, graduate of the Omaha College of dentistry, has been visiting his brothers here. He ex- poets to locate in Lakeville and will practice his profession in the office of Dr. Hurd.
 A. B. Landon of Salisbury was in town few days ago with much-admired pair of " farm chunks" and in all probability the right and title to the equines will pass to Falls Villager in the near flu ture
 The Falls Village Masons who went to Lakeville last Wednesday evening to see R. o. Scoville ride the Masonic goat. are still talking about the good time they had. It was an enjoyable event.
 Come to think of it, we might also boua coma artomnhi1a raoao on that old race track which is being made over new.
 Frank Reed is personally supervising the growth of the green peas, string beans and such in his garden, having resigned his clerkship at Roth's grocery.
 Several Falls Villagers, with an ear for music, went to Lime Rock Friday evening to listen to the open-air concert by the Barnum- Richardson band
 Mrs. George Brink and son, Harry, and Mrs. George Ayres and daughter, Ruth, are spending the week in camp at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. pr. Beman of Jersey City is visiting her father, Edward Wilcox. Miss Bertha Hubbell of New Haven has been visiting her brother w. R. Hubbell.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross starts on his annnal vacation July and expects to be absent until July 20
 Miss Rebey Waterbury of Cornwall Bridge spent Saturday with Mrs. w. l.. Willard
 Mrs. Charles Hanchett and daughter were in Hartford and Waterbury last week
 Miss Julia Wickwire has gone to Cort- land, N. Y., to visit her sister. Mrs. Smith.
 The Misses Shannon of Norwich are visiting Dr. and Miss Shannon at The Sa-