Connecticut western news., 1908-08-13
FALLS VILLAGE

Miss Mary Ward is visiting her sister in Sheffield.
 H. Roscoe Brinton is spending a few days with Boston friends.
 Miss Bessie Argal, of Ore Hill, is a guest of Mrs. William Argal.
 Miss Christine Wehler, of Hartford, Is guest at Charles Owens.
 Harry Brinton is home from Water bury on two months vacation.
 Mrs. G. E. Frink is in New Rochelle, N. Y. visiting Mrs. Frank Wood.
 Sewen l.. Pease, of the capitol police force, Hartford, is a guest of Walter Kellogg.
 Frank Reed is undermining his stables on the farm occupied by MT. Dean, by installing cement floors. Miss Sarah Reed has returned home after having spent several weeks in Bridgeport and Atlantic City,
 o. o. Curtiss, graduate of Albany Medical College, has been visiting hls uncle G. Buckbee the past week.
 Paul Mead, of New York, and MT. and Mrs. Harry Mead, of Providence, are guests at Mrs. H. B. Mead's.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruno Heinz and Miss Mabel Reed occupied the syndicate" cottage at Twin Lakes last week.
 Rev. H. B. Chown and wife are spend ing three weeks vacation ill Guelph, Canada. This was MT. Chown's first pastorate.
 John M. Dean has bought from George w. Ford of Canaan a fine $400 McPhail piano for his neice, Miss Edna May Dean.
 Miss Cora Brown, of Winsted. accom- pained by two friends from the south, are spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. Edith Ward.
 1 George W. Hall has sold his finely matched pair of horses for $500 to J. w.. Greenwood of Brooklyn. who has a summer residence In Sheffield.
 The Inn has been filled with guests all summer, many have been turned away. Mir. Casey says this is one of the most prosperous seasons the house has exper- fenced.
 The injury which. Nick Rogers sus- tained during the ball game at Lake vile will prevent his playing during the balance of the season. For . number of days, he was confined to his bed.
 Oscar Sabine, George Ayres, Ira Roos of Falls Village and William Brewster and two friends from Suffern, N. Y are in camp for two weeks at Twin Lakes and are occupying the "syndicate" cot tage. ... Grocer Roth is now strictly up-to- date in his store equipment, He has just in stalled an account file or, register, and this with computing scales, refrigerator and other modern conveniencss greatly facilitates the conducting of business.
 The Grassy Hill Cemetery association is receiving bids on the construction of a receiving vault and will probably award the contract for it's construction in the near future unless the cost proves greater than the exchequer of the assoc iation will bear.
 Edward Carrol is thoroughly renovat- ing the room he is to occupy as 8 store in the Tucker building and about Aug. b will be ready for business. He is to deal in ice cream, tobacco, cigars, candy, peanuts, etc. and expects to add other lines later in the season. -a..
 E. I. Dudley and wife of New York, accompanied by MT. and Mrs F. J. Law of the same city are spending a vacation at The Inn. MT. Dudley was the pro prietor of th1s hostelry a number o1 years ago and never misses an oppor tunity to hike back to the old town fol visit.
 Among the many guests who have stopped at "The Inn" the past week are M. E. Abbott, Boston; B. B. McDonell New York; MT. and Mrs. F. J. Law MT. and Mrs. E. I. Dudley, Fred Pas chke, L. H. Smith, New York; H. H Warrington, Springfield; E. D. Pritch ard, Pittsfeld; H. F. Landon, D. T Warner, Salisbury; W. A. Warner, Sey mour.