Connecticut western news., 1911-06-01
FALLS VILLAGE

HNOhO O4 AANVAJ ACSOAfAVJ OA Day. when about dozen guests from this village were entertained.
 Real estate agent Hall has rented the Ryder house to Mrs. Bradshaw of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Dean, of Cam bridge, Mass, arrived last week and opened their summer residence.
 Memorial Day was appropriately ob- served in town. It had been planned to hold the exercises on the lawn at tue school building, but tho rain prevented, and the program was carried out in Town Hall at 9:30. Miles L. Blodgett, the presiding officer, opened the exer- cises by calling on the assembled school children to sing the patriotic airs in which they had been thoroughly re- hearsed, and they acquitted themselves most oreditably. Rev. MT. Blakeney offered prayer, and appropriate and able addresses were delivered by Revs. Haz- eltlne and Blakeney, after which the procession was formed for the march to the cemetery. An improvised drum and Will Hubbell, snare and bass drums Frances Abbe, clarinet, and Louis Davis fife. furnished acceptable martial music. At the cemetery the soldiers graves were decorated, and the exercises closed with the singing of "Amerioa" in the cemetery. The stores and business places closed during the day.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Belden and son Clark, of Hartford, spent few days here, MT. and Mrs. Belden with Miss Randall, and Clark at Miss Calls.
 Harry Brinton. wife and child, of Waterbury, have been visiting att Mrs. Henry Brinton's. -s ...z# #-. I
 Mrs. F. B. Burnett, of Bridgeport, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Ward.
 Mrs. w. T. Pulver of Hartford. IS visiting her sister, Mrs. O. H. Gillette.
 Ira M. Roos, of New Milford, N. Y, has been spending few days at Camp Bartls. .
 MT. Edward Ward is able to walk about for short distances. and rode into the village few days ago. His progress toward recovery is intensely gratifying to his many friends. sl ..n-
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbeu attended the dedication exercises of the new Nor folk library extension last week. "rd
 MT. and Mrs. Ward Belcher and Mrs. Benjamin Moore, of New Jersey, called on MT. Belchers s aunt, Mrs. I. P. Horn beck, Saturday; while on an auto trip through this section.
 William Argall went out again Tues. dLy with rod and bait and as usual, brought home fine mess of big trout and as usual, didn't tell how he did it.
 Alden Sedgwick and Benjamin Sedg. wick, Jr., of Cornwall Hollow, hay, been taking some big trout out of Hol. Ienbeck brook, young Benjamin. who is only seven years old, making proud record of catching bigger ones than his DrOGner nOOK6Q.
 Rev. MT. Blakeney preached an excep tionally interesting and eloquent Memo rial sermon, Sunday morning. .t.
 L. J. Morse, mail carrier on the R. F. D. route No. }, has been laid up with illness for 8 month. .E..
 The we'll known Brazie property at Lime Rock has been sold by the Baird real estate agency to a New Jersey party.
 Mrs. A. E. Grinnell of Waltham, Mass is visiting her sister, Miss Ella Langs, at The Inn. Mrs. O'Marah, of Albany and her daughter, are also at the Inn for week.
 Landlord Langs and Frank Reed went to Brewster, Tuesday, where Mr. Langi has leased hotel. MT. Reed will re main in Brewster as manager of the property, of which possession is taken to day.
 MT. and Mrs. Sprague and son, ot New York are at the Inn for week.
 John Cudney has completed work on the Ghent bungalow, and Mrs. Chem and daughter are already moving in.
 MT. Sanford Foster, of New York was Sunday guest at the Ghent bun galow.
 Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck will sell a auction, June 12, quantity of lumber at the Lime Rock Station, owned blythe 0. E. White Lumber Co., of Holland NCounty, on an execution to recover feei and expenses growing out of lawsuit with the Barnum Richardson Oo., yeal or more ago. The B. R. Co.,, was suet to remove damage to timber by fire near Huntsville about three years ago but won it's case.
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