Connecticut western news., 1911-08-17
FALLS VILLAGE

George I. Ayres had fine sport during his vacation at Twin Lakes. Among other records which he established was, catching two pickerel with one bait, leach weighing a pound and half, and the capture of the biggest bullhead caught at Twin Lakes this year-a whopper that weighed two pounds.
 George E. Frink has returned from his visit in New Rochelle, where, with his family. he spent few days at the home of Frank Woods. He visited New York and Brewster while away.
 Walt Roth took a number of pictures of the regatta at Twin Lakes, Saturday.
 John H. Belden and family returned to Hartford yesterday, after spending ing their vacation most enjoyably among Falls Village friends.
 Miles Hanchett's heavy team, which was sent up from Orange, N. J., to help on Mrs. Hanchett' s farm during the har- vest season, were sent back to New Jer- sey Monday.
 Louis Gibbs and wife have returned from week visit in Jersey City.
 Mrs, Hall and daughter, of Amenia, are at Louis Gibbs.
 Mrs Emma Jenks, clerk at the post office, is enjoying two weeks vacation, Miss Katherine Smith is substituting in her absence.
 Fred Dickerman, superintendent of the state capitol, and Mrs. Dick9rman. visited MT and Mrs John H. Belden last week
 Mrs. J. c. Northrop, of Johnstown, N Y, is visiting Miss Lucy Randall.
 Mrs. o. J. Tanner. of Bridgeport, and daughter. Mrs E. B. Wakeley, of Bos- ton, are visiting Mrs. Tanners sister. Mrs. Emma Jenks. also Mrs. George ". Capron and Miss Bump.
 Ira M. Roos. of New Milford, N. Y, visited friends here last week.
 Enoch Root, of Palm Beach, Fla, an old time resident of Falls Village, was in town looking up old friends, last week He is 72 years old and is remem- bered by many.
 Clifford Howe, of Boston. was here oyer Sunday, with his parents, MT. and Mrs Henry E. Howe.
 MT. and Mrs Fred G. Dean left on Monday for a two weeks visit in Oberlin, Ohio.
 Dr. Theodore Watson, of New Haven, is spending vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. T. Watson.
 E. H. Killmer, of New Haven, spent Friday with his sister Mrs. Heath.
 Miss Hazel Gingell, of TorringtoD, is Fat Miss Julia Munson's.
 Henry c. Gaylord spent Thursday ir Hartford on business. Real Estate Agent Baird has sold the Page place, north of the village to MT Rochou, of New York, who will make extensive repairs and occupy it as { permanent home. ! MT, Hang, of Stratford has rented tn
 Francis Duncan place, at "Dublin," ant
 will live there. This place was purchas ed by MT. Duncan, wealthy Nev n Yorker, year or two ago, and immed
 lately afterward the purchaser went t a Europe and has not yet returned.
 Rev. D. F. N. Blakeney occupied tn s- pulpit in the First Trinity Church (
 Poughkeepsie last Sunday. Rev. M r. Winchell,, of Norfolk, preached in M
 Blakeney's pulpit, and MT. L. ". Bair' ;o of this village, preached in the Norfol
 pulpit. " John Cudney has broken ground f, 4 the construction of Fred Andrews, ne . house.
 B. Mrs Robert Hunter. of Baltimor
 Md. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. 1. 9r Hornbeck. Mrs. Hunter is daught p of Rev. Frauk J. Belcher.
 George W. Hall has ren ted rooms Ae his newly constructed business block, IS be occupied as restaurant, pool roo .. and barber shop, to parties from Sprin or field.
 ,e, Richard Smith, Peter Heinz and |
 Kellogg motored to Savin Rock and h turn Sunday.
 Mrs Maria Halls old pet hor v Squirrel" aged 30 years, is no mo
 He is dead. He died in the fitness H. years and honors. with a record of s ,n, vice no horse in these parts can equ ry and was buried with appropriate ce CT mony, on Saturday, Walter Kellogg a jor Deacon John H. Belden officiatil TO- Squirrel" was driven for long ti
 by the late Dr. Garter, also by Dr. Si his ford and other prominent citizens. lar was familiar figure on the roads he
 abouts, for many years, and favor