Connecticut western news., 1911-10-26
FALLS VILLAGE

Miss Bessie Bartholomew. of Bridge port, Conn. has been spending a week with Miss Lucy Randall.
 P. B. Burnett, of Bridgeport, Conn, was an over Sunday guest of his daugh- ter Mrs. E. B. Ward.
 Frank Macdonald, of Hartford, has been visiting friends in town for two or three days. MT. Mcdonald was for mer resident of this town, working for the old Housatonic R. R. Go.
 Miss Katie Hughes. of New Milford. was Sunday guest of Miss N. M. Gall.
 Miss G. W. Hall has been> spending a day or two in Winsted.
 John Bartle has purchased two year. old colt that promises to be 8 clipper. He anticipates lot of exhilarating sport breaking the animal to harness this win ter. @. ..-a s...
 Miss Ramsey, who spent 8 few days with Miss Mabel Reed, returned yester- day to her home in Waterbury.
 Fred Dickinson is working in Frink's plumbing department.
 A number of Falls Villagers will go to Lime Rock, Tuesday evening to at- tend Hallowe' len dance.
 Real Estate Agent Baird is enjoying his well-earned vacation at Alton, N. Y.
 George W. Hall went to Bridgeport on business Tuesday.
 George Capron spent couple of days in Bridgeport last week, returning Tues day morning. < ~ "s.E .
 Preparations are being made to organ ize lodge of Woodmen in Falls Village, which will be inaugurated with dance.
 Artist Carrigan is entertaining his brother and family from Chicago. J. Coleman Smith, of Bethel district manager of the Strout real estate con- cern, was in town this week.
 Undertaken Hornbeck had charge of the funeral Saturday, of the late Gus tavus Merriman, of Lime Rock, who died last week. MT. Merriman had been for many years an employe of the Bar mum. Richardson Company, and was highly esteemed.
 George Wolfram. of Bridgeport, is a guest of Bruno Heinz. and is enjoying his vacation, hunting birds and other game. Monday he and MT. Heinz went to the vicinity of Lime Rock and bagged four partridge, one rabbit and one wood cock.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Heinz went to South Norwalk yesterday to attend the celebration of the silver wedding ami versary of their friends, MT. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt, of that city.
 Miss Ella Langs has been visiting in Springfield for several days.
 Landlord Martin Langs spent Sunday in the beautiful Berkshires.
 Hezekiah Goodwin has been entertain ing his friend Edward Lavery, of South ington. A few days ago he decided to take his guest up on Canaan mountain for a fishing expedition, and together l they 0u66T6u d DOdG Ou Gu6 TlV6E LO CdUcu some bait. The river being high, the tide was running rapidly, and as the boat passed under some over-hanging trees, MT. Lavery grabbed limb to check the speed of the craft, but in some l way the boat dipped as he slowed it up. and losing his balance he went over- board into the water. Mr. Goodwin promptly essayed the role of life saver, and managed to get overheard, himself, in the process, and the two fishermen went home drenched-and without their bait. The only thing they got was 8 "duck."
 Next Sunday evening at the Metho dist Episcopal church, the pastor will give the closing address in the series or the Holy Land of Today, illustrated witt stereopticon photographs. These photo graphs of those sacred places are of { very high order, most of them artistically colored. Last Sunday night though in clement much larger congregation wal 5 present than the week before. All ar' welcome to the services next Sunday t evening.