Connecticut western news., 1911-05-25
FALLS VILLAGE
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 Washington Lodge, local summer camp at Twin Lakes. will be open for the season, Monday. by Messrs. John Bartle, George Ayres, Oscar Sabin and Will Brewster, who will entertain a number of thelr friends during the sea- son.
 Mrs Botsford, of New Milford, is wis., iting Mrs. T. F. Watson. .
 Mrs. Minott A. Lyman, of Bridgeport, is making protracted visit with Miss Caul, MT. Lyman spent Sunday here.
 E. H. Killmer, of New Haven. is vis- iting his sister, Ida Heath.
 Mrs. A. A. Roth and daughter, Helen, of Danbury, were at Clarence Gillette's over Sunday.
 ,Dr. Theodore Watson, Of New Haven, visited his parents, MT, and Mrs. T. F. Watson, over Sunday. f.@
 Miss Ella RathweIlc IS spending the week in New York with the family of Henry 0. Mccoy, ... <s
 Rev Mr. Blakeney and A. s. Davis went to West Cornwall Friday night to hear Attorney L. J. Nickerson lecture on the Passion Play, t
 It is reported that the school board has ordered that the schools must be kept in session on Memorial Day.
 Mrs. Julia Miner and Mrs. Henry Brinton attended the memorial services to Mrs. Emma Brinton Turner, in Pill grim church, Canaan, last Sunday.
 George W. Capron has returned from a two weeks visit Bridgeport.
 The storm of Monday was quite severe in some sections of the town. A barn an the Elisha Howe place was struck by lightning and somewhat shattered, but not set on fire. The volume'of rain that fell raised the streams in the east part of the town so the roads were submerged, and the wind blew gale. .....
 Engineer Knight has been here, in- specting the work in the new stretch of state road, in the interest of the state nlgnWay uepafCmeu6s .' .f.
 The survey for ten miles of state high way, from Cornwall Bridge to the arch in Falls Village, was completed Monday by the state engineers, and some time i'll the future it is expected the road will be built.
 Senator 0. W. Barnum was at the Hollenbeck Club Sunday.
 Miles Blodgett spent Sunday with his brother, Attorney Wm. H. Blodgett. in Winsted.>
 A number from Falls Village and Lime Rock were subpoenaed as witnesses at the divorce case of Mrs. Joseph Revolia aea1nst her husband, in Winsted, last week. The Revolias formerly lived here, and sold their place to Mss Ghent, the artist.
 Mrs. M. A. Hall was brought home yesterday from the Charter Oak Hospital in Hartford, where she was operated upon by Dr. O. O. Smith.
 Landlord Martin Langs. of The Inn,
 
 Brewster, known as the Merritt place. and will take possession June 1. Frank Reed, who has been MT. Langs' assist ant here for long time, will take charge of the newly acquired property.
 W. E. Schofield, an artist of Phila- delphia, is stopping at The Inn.
 The farm owned by the Falls Village Water Power Company, situated on Beebe Hill, is likely to be sold to an Oregon capitalist, if negotiations now pending through MT. Baird's agency terminate as expected It is 8 valuable property, though the buildings are not in the best of repair, and while the price asked is not made public, it is under stood to be considerable figure.
 Miss Philbrick, who recently bought the George W. Hall place on Prospect street, is moving in this week.
 Miss Hallock is unpacking her house. hold goods this week, preparatory to moving into her new and elegant bunga- low just completed by Builder Lorraine, of Canaan.
 Memorial Sunday will be observed in the Congregational church next Sunday Subject of sermon, "Ihe Growth of Liberty.