Connecticut western news., 1908-06-25
FALLS VILLAGE
A. A. Roth was in New York recen

HaylnK is In progress ana Roou yIelu
is promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hart spent Sunday
in Goshen. .
Paul Mead was home from New York
over Sunday.
Ice cream sale at the M. E. church
this evening. 81
Mrs. B, Heinz and daughter Dora are
in Bridgeport.
Miss Marsh of New Haven is guest
at H. O. Gaylord's.
Frank Reed was in New Haven and
Hartford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Moore are VS.
iting in New Haven. A
Barney Smith has purchased piano
for his daughter. Anna.
Mrs. Kempniski of Bridgeport is stop
ping at Walter Kellog's.
Smith brothers of Sheffield have been
painting DIR. Cobb's house.
Mrs. Andrews and sons are the guests
of her father, E. w. Ward.
Mrs. John Belden of Hartford spent
Sunday with Miss Lucy Randall.
DIR. Skiff attended the University club
meeting in Norfolk Friday evening.
Falls Village sent sizeable delegation
to the ball game in Canaan Saturday.
j. Lee Ensign is driving new horse
which he recently purchased inWinsted.
Don't forget the dance in the town
hall July 8. Good music and good
time.
Contractor Bozzolo of Salisbury has
completed his portion OF the state road
work.
Miss Frances A. Dean has returned
from California where she has been since
last October.
A social dance was held in the town
hall Friday evening. A good time is
reported by all.
Ella and Harry Dean arrived Saturday
to spend the summer with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean.
F. H. Reed was on the sick list Sunday
so was unable to attend the clam bake
but is now feeling somewhat better.
Mrs. F. M. DIN is making her annual
June visit to Winsted and to her brothers
at the Highland Farm" Canton. Conn.
Landlord Casey of The Inn is now
serving his guests with vegetables, eggs
and other good eatables fresh from his
farm.
J. Bartle and Mr.. and Mrs. Argall
attended the wedding of Miss Flora
Bartle and Mr.. Williams at Ore Hill
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Reed underwent sue
ceSsful operation in the New Haven hos
pital last week and is expected home
this week.
Surveyors have been at. work on the
state road for several days establishing
grades, lines etc. preparatory to the FL
ling in of the low places.
Harry Benjamin is assisting at the
Lime Rock station, Richard Smith hav-
ing accepted situation as assistant at
the New Milford station.
o. r. Flint and son Harold of Athens,
N. Y. also the Misses Fingar of German
town, N. Y, have been spending a few
days with Rev. and Mrs Fl. B. Ohown.
A remarkably successful ice cream
sale was held Friday afte moon and even
ing on the National Iron Bank lawn
under the auspices of the Village Inn
provement Society. The proceeds were
$500
Senator Barnum gave two western
friends good time at the Hollenbeck
club last week. In order to add to their
pleasure he engaged New York must
clans to enliven the occacion. Among
these was Vess L. Ossman, the famous
banjoist.
Mrs. Anna Hanchett, mother Of mail
carrier Hanchet, came to town from
Huntsville one day last week, made a
shopping tour OF three stores, made nine
calls and returned home again as clipper
as woman half her age. Mrs. Hanchstt
has passed the SD milestone in hfe's
journey.
The medicine (?) show has left town
and is now located in Salisbury. AS a
result Of the voting here Miss Ida Dick
son received the gold watch offered to
the most popular lady and George Simp-
son received the diamond ring for be-
ing the most popular baby. Reuben
Alseph won the watch on the bean guess.
The following were recent guests at
"The Ina" A. q. Cork jr., New York;
E. B. Newberry, New York; Chas. See
gar, Lime Rock; III. B. Buxton, Spring
field; O. E. Dow, Hartford; E. Robbins,
Winsted; Vess l.. Ossman, New York;
@. E. Fowler, Pittsfeld; John Daley,
Hartford O. Nichols, Hartford; A. b.
Landon, Lakeville; S. d. Gibson, King
ston, N. 7.
The AmesVille primary school, Miss
Fitzgerald teacher, closed June 18th.
ALI of the children received gifts from
their teacher. The intermediate school,
Miss jacob teacher, closed ON June 10.
In the latter rooms the SELF Liberty Bell
Medals were offered as an award for pro-
ficiencey in scholarship to the pupil hav-
ing the highest everage of the term
The following pupils were the winners
of the Medals Grade Wanna Hines.
Grade VI-Clara Sabin. Grade VII
Martin Buckbee. Grade VIII-Thomas
Jennings. A medal was given to Ida
Blake for excellence in special work: