Connecticut western news., 1908-08-27
FALLS VILLAGE

Among recent guests at "The Inn were H. Duncan Wood, Jr., New York; G. H. Garfield, Pittsfield; J. c. Beers, Danbury; D. J. Purdy, New York; J. Van Herman. Red Hook; W. A. Warner, Seymour, Conn.,. A. J. Whiting, W, N. Cochrane, West Cornwall; 0. B. Mason, l.. W. Mason, Danbury; B. l.. Brown, New Haven; H. H. Worthington, Spring field; c. E. Tillotson, New Haven; G. w. Wilbur, Troy, N. Y; H. w. Bates, Hartford; R. w. Lowell, Waterbury.
 L. c. Moulton of Brooklyn has been spending few days at Mrs. Maria Halls.
 Mrs A. M Stevens of New Haven is a guest at Mrs. Maria Halls.
 Several tickets were sold here for the Savin Rock excursion Tuesday.
 Edward Howe's chimney caught fire Friday morning and caused considerable consternation for few moments. MT. Howe used salt literally however and prevented disastrous consequences. Y The hard times have not affected Falls Village as seriously as they have affected many other places. The storekeepers report good business and George Hall says the livery. y.business never was better.
 MT. Dudley enjoys taking his friends out for a ride in that automobile and sometimes, just to vary the monotony, he has Charles Hanchett draw the ma- chine home with pair of farm horses.
 It's getting to be "the thing now in Falls Village for hundred or so people to go to the station every evening ito see the cars come in" Good Idea. It nor fhn fo fhi1,lT fhic ia a busy, bustllng, rustling village.
 Miss Cora Brown of Winsted, is visit ing friends in town. There are more visitors in town this week than during any other week thus far thls year, so many that we make no attempt to enumerate them all.
 Falls Village sent a delegation to Lime Rock Friday evening to attend the band concert and foe cream sale.
 Miss Carrie Ensign of New Orleans. who has been visiting here, has gone to Winsted to spend few days. 2
 Dr. Bracken of Pittsfleld, purchased a house of Edward Sanford last week.
 Mrs. Hanohett and daughter, Mabel, who have been spending 8 fortnight in town, have returned to East Orange, N. J.
 Dr. T. F. Watson and Dr. Spang of New Haven, have been spending a few days with Dr. Watson's parents here.
 Mrs. Amos Becker and son of Win rted, who have been visiting her mother Mrs. Jacobi, have gone to Bridgeport to visit relatives before returning to their home. F.. s-
 We'll driller LaFargue obtained excel lent water for Grant Shultis at depth of about 90 feet. He has moved his ma- chinery to Ancram Lead Mines, N. Y.
 The schools in various parts of the town will reopen September 8th.
 Edward Kellogg and wife of Chicago are guests of his mother, Mrs. May E. Kellogg. ..s
 Dr. Cobb is rapidly recovering from his severe illness.
 The D. M. Hunt school will open Tuesday, September 8. Entrance ex- aminations will be held at the school building, Weduesdy, September 9.
 An impromptu dance was held We'd nesday evening in Citizens hall Nearly 30 couples were in attendance. The music was provided by several local pianists.
 Harry Hillyer of Easton, Pa., is in town and is staying at "The Inn''
 Miss Grace Hillyer of New Haven, is guest at George Judd's.
 Louis Burket of South Norwalk, has been spending week in town. Mrs. Paul Brock of Bridgeport, is 8 guest at Holt Simmons.
 On Thursday party was held at the home of J. Sedgwlck Tracy in honor of the 93rd birthday of his grandmother, Mrs. Sedgwirk. Among those present were II great grandchildren. Despite her advanced age, Mrs. Sedgwick is well preserved both mentally and physically.
 A steam heating plant is to replace the hot air furnace in the D. H. Hunt library building. The installation is in charge of George E. Frink.
 Miss Miller of New Haven is a guest of Mrs. Quigley.
 Miss Florence Sabine of New Britain, Miss Edna Moore of New Haven and Miss Luby Lonsdale of New Haven, were guest last week at Dwight Moore's. Dwight Moore, who has been suffer ing for a number of weeks With a wen on his neck went to New Haven Sunday evening to undergo an operation in one of the hospitals.
 Richard Moore came up from New Haven, Saturday, and accompanied his father to that city Sunday evening.
 Miss Lulu Burnett of Bridgeport, is visiting her sister Mrs. Edith Ward.
 Miss Florence Hogancamp returned to New York, Saturday the 22nd, after a waek's visit in this vicinity
 Miss Bertha Clark of New Brunswick ! is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Henry | Wolfe.
 MT. Max Stein, wife and son, are stopping at Chas. Babcock's.
 Mrs. Dr. Lyons of New Rochelle. N. Y., has been a guest of MT. and Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 Lawrence Toole, who took course Ill stenography and typewriting at the Morse Business College, has accepted an excellent situation in the employ of the Conn. Street Railway Co. where he will act aS Secretarv tO the manauer