Connecticut western news., 1908-07-23
FALLS VILLAGE

Miss Emma Reed has returned to 1 New Haven.
 ! Bruno Heinz has resumed his position { in the meat market.
 ! J. D. Eggleston is improving ill health and Is now able to sit up. ! Fred Bushey of Cornwall Hollow is the new clerk ill Roth grocery. i Mrs. George Ayres and daughter, Ruth, are visiting friends in Salisbury George Wiesing and family of Penn sylvania are guests at J. Lee Enslgn's s.
 Mrs. Harry Benjamin and son Clay ton have gone to Pittsfield to reside with her parents.
 The residence of Mrs. Maria Hall Is being painted by Messrs. Brewer and Smith of Sheffield.
 L. ". Baird has gone to the home of a two weeks vacation.
 The Leverty family from Bridgeport and New York are occupying their summer home in Amesville. MT. Hogencamp of Beckett. Mass, who purchased the Turpin place in Amesville has moved his family there.
 Miss Agnes Sullivan of New York is spending vacation at her home here. She is accompanied by Miss May Brown, also of New York.
 Communion service was held ill the Methodist church Sunday. Three per sons were received into full membership and there were two baptisms.
 The residents of Prospect street are awakened every morning at o'clock by an alarm clock located in a tall tree. It appears to be infalhble and is evidently always wound up.
 The work on the state road near Huntsville is progressing very satisfac- torily. The grading will, it is expected, be completed by August 1st, and the graveling by September l.
 NJ. Wormser of Lakeville has com pleted the survey for the state road from the Arch bridge to the point of rocks. The driving public will rejoice when the road is also completed.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlson who arrived here recently and took possession of their home at Huntsville, expecting to spend the summer, changed their plars and left a few days ago for Europe.
 John Roth has sold his barber busi- ness to Oscar Schreiber of Danbury who has taken possession and who has rented the rooms in the Maltbie house occupied by MT. Roth who is to return to Danbury.
 Dudly Ostrander the southpaw pitcher of the Salisbury base ball team found the temptation to become an actor too strong to be resisted. consequently he is now a member of the ''colloSal'' Harmon & Saxon aggregation which held forth here last week
 l The Harmon & Saxon Pavilion show" held forth ill Overlook Park" four nights last week and are now encamped in West Cornwall. The audiences re- marked that the actors and actresses will hardly reach the point where the jealousy of Lillian Russell and Maude Adams will be incurred.
 George Kiernan, impersonator, will give an entertainment tomorrow evening in Citizens hall under the auspices of the Village Improvement Society. The ad- mission is 9 cents, reserved seats 8 cents. Seats are on sale at Bartles' store. MT. Kiernan comes highly recon mended, The entertainment is for good cause and the audience should be a large one.
 Recent Inn guests include: J. O. O'Brien, Norfolk; D. J. Mahoney, Waterbury; E. S. Willets. Bridgeport; J. E. Bame, Millerton; E. N. Warehouse, Bristol; E. A. Lathrop, New Milford; F. H. Page, New Haven; NJ. F. White, New Haven; E. Robbins. Winsted; O. E. Dow, Westfield; G. Rust, Springfield; R. L. Brown, New Haven; R. H. Kirk land, New Haven; F. B. Hastings; Bridgeport: W. A. Warner, Seymour.