Connecticut western news., 1911-06-22
FALLS VILLAGE

l A good-sized delegation of nature wor- shippers from here went to Camp Bartle Twin Lakes, Sunday for service.
 George W. Hall has sold to Miss Phil brook, of New York, three more build ing lots on Prospect street. These are held for friends of Miss Ph1lbro)k, who are expecting to erect summer residences on them. Already John Cudney is fig uring in the construction of a bunga- low on one of them. George E. Frink has the contract for putting bathroom and equipment into Miss Philbrook' 8 house.
 MT. Hall predicts that there will be nearly twice as many summer people here this season as were here last sum mer 's
 Mrs. E. s. Bradshaw has taken pos session of the Ryder place at Amesville, which she recently purchased. She ex- poets her daughters from SanFrancisco, New Mexico and Bangor, Maine, with their children, to spend the summer with l her. e .-
 Will Roth, at Frink's drug store, is still mourning the loss of his grass snake and spends part of his leisure time hunting for another.
 John Cudney has the Job of building house for Fred Andrews on 8 new street to be known as "Oedar Avenue, " extending from point near the Library, toward South Canaan, intersecting the road near the old Methodist church. This thoroughfare has been surveyed and will be built in the very near future.
 Frank Reed was at home from Brew ster, over Sunday. .-
 The new public waterinG& trough is completed, and opened for business this week. The ground for few feet from the base is being cobbled. .s
 Mrs Clarence H. Gillette and daugh- ter Mildred, are spending few weeks with friends i'll Brooklyn and Hartford.
 Rev. John Lewis Evans, of Chester, N. J., former pastor of the Congrega- tional church in Falls Village, called on old friends here last week.
 Rev. Dr. Campbell. of New York. a descendant of the first pastor of the old Canaan church, has been spending some days here. Dr. Campbell is Doctor of Astronomy and Music, and wrote many articles on Halley's Comet last year. l Averill w., Hubbell and N. Church Ward, students at Tilton, N. H. Harry 1 E. Frink, of the Connecticut Literary Institute, Suffield Harold Hazeltine, of Sheffield Scientific School N. L. Rogers. of Phillips Exeter, New Hampshire, and Misses Clara E. Durham and Anna Rogers, teachers in New Haven, are at home for the summer vacation.
 Timothy Tucker, of Torrington, was in town last week, looking after his pro- perty interests here.
 Harold Wolfe, of New Haven, with a schoolboy friend, is visiting at his grand parents, MT. and Mrs H. H. Wolfe.
 A new cement walk is being built in front of Mrs. Frank Reeds property, l Cudney is doing the work. .@
 Miss Hallock finished moving into her new bungalow Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Tracy and MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign were in Hartford last week.
 A number of Masons from this place | okk kba oFk iV.1 do gree at the West Cornwall lodge, Friday evening. by the degree team of the New Milford lodge.
 Miss Myrtle Haykes. of Jersey City, has been visiting Mrs. Walter Kellogg.
 The public schools of Falls Village close this week for the summer vacation.
 Bruno Heinz launched his new boat last week. It is fine craft and may be propelled by an engine if MT. Heinz should ever want to equip her with it.
 Artist W. L. Carr1gan has returned from Chicago, where he was the "best man" at the marriage of friend.
 W. D. Kirby, of New Haven, steno- S1dpnC1 UO oOudUOL DdIuuIA on interpretations, was in town Tuesday.
 Dr. Skiff is painting his recently pur- chased house, the Kellogg place.
 Mrs. Sarah Reed is with her sister, on Sharon Mountain, where they will spend the summer.
 M. 0. Dean is making extensive re- pairs about the Fay place in South Ca- naan, which he recently purchased.
 William Bartle made business trip to New York last week. He has sold his fine pacer to New York parties, and purchased handsome road horse.
 MT. Baird has sold the Willie place, near the Library, to F. M, Phillips, of