Connecticut western news., 1912-07-04
FALLS VILLAGE

The local baseball team beat the East l Canaan team last Saturday on the Falls l Village grounds with the score 18-14. It was good, clean game throughout, with many sensational plays and no objectionable features, and there was a large crowd out to see 1t. The lineup was as follows: John Rogers 1b, Averill Hubbull 2b, Nick Rogers 3b, Jennings p, Jim Vandyke catch, Tom Bartle If, Fred Dickinson of, Bruno Heinz If. Today there will be two games with the Sheffield team on the local ground. Ladies will serve lunch. Kelly will surely be here today, to pitch. The ground has been put in fine shape, the center of the diamond cleared of weeds, and the game can be played with comfort to both players and spectators Dnring the game Saturday John Rogers had his foot painfully hurt, and one of the Casey boys of East Canaan was hurt in the hand.
 pr. Terriberry and family, of New York arrived this week, to occupy their summer home on the under-mountain road.
 Mrs. Fannie Northrop and daughter in-law, Mrs. James Northrop, of Johns town, N. Y. were at Miss Lucy Ran dall's last week.
 MT. Sidney Morris. Sr., and Mrs. Sidney Morris, Jr. and son Frederick, of Southport, are at M, L. Blodg etts.
 Dr. B. H. Beeman and wife, of Jersey Oity were at the home of Mrs. Beeman's s father, E. H. Wilcox, Sunday.
 Misses Edith and Alice QuigIey, of New Haven, are at Edward Heinz's.
 Henry Lord, of Bridgeport, son of Walter Lord, formerly of Falls Village, was visiting here last week.
 Nicholas L. Rogers arrived home from Exeter College, New Hampshire last week.
 Mrs. George V. Capron is visiting her son George in Bridgeport.
 William Hanley, of Bridgeport is a guest of Barney Smith.
 Rev. Lee M. Dean, of Providence, R. I. is spending his vacation as the guest of his parents MT. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean.
 Miss Olive Hart of Blnghamton, N Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. Il. Reed.
 MT. and Mrs Marvin A. Dean, of Evanston, H., and Miss Frances A. Dean, of Fresno. Gal are visiting their brother MT. Dwight E. Dean. MT Marvin Dean was an old time resident of Falls Village, having been connected with the National Iron Bank until 1878, when he went West, settlipgin Chicago.
 The old creamery caught fire from a spark from the afternoon express train, Friday, but prompt action on the part of persons in the neighborhood, and the 'chemical," from the station, soon ex- tinguished the flames without great damage.
 Fred Dickinson caught a two and three-quarter pound pickerel in the river, this week.
 Dr. Skiff has placed in the river his new motor boat, recently purchased of Oscar Schreiber. It is IS feet long and equipped. with Ferro engine.
 Caleb Wood, civil engineer, of Nor walk, and Frances Hill, of Danbury, came to Falls Village few days ago ago and were married by Rev E. A. Hazeltine.
 Dr. Theodore L. Watson, of New Haven, is at home. of his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Watson, for week. MT. and Mrs. Charles How'd. of Am herst, Mass, are spending the week at his brother Franks.
 Among the guests at The Inn are MT. and Mrs. Arthur Grinnell, of Bridge port; MT. Graham, of Sufield; Miss Mabel O'Marah and friend, of Albany Six guests from Albany are expected this week to remain two or three weeks
 W. N. Haverstick, of Hartford, the well-known evangelist, was at MT. 1 Langs' hotel this week.
 Mss Mabel Reed has returned from a protracted visit in the Naugatuck valley and Hartford.
 Station Agent Davis is steadily gain ing strength at the' Hillcrest Hospital, Pittsfeld.
 George Frink's horse became frighten- ed by an auto, at the baseball game Sat urday, and breaking away from the tree to which it was hitched, proceeded to smash the wagon shafts and wagon i; then ran away and smashed into anoth- CT team, considerably shaking up the occupants of the second wagon. The incident created some little excitement.
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