Connecticut western news., 1912-05-30
FALLS VILLAGE

MISS EIla LanRS mas r0Gurueu 1FOm "a weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. W. O. Hamilton, in Springfield.
 Miss Carl E. Dudley, of New Haven. visited Miss Lucy 0. Randall last week.
 Dr. Loewe and wife were enjoying a pleasure drive over Brinton Hill, Sun afternoon, when the girth of the harness broke. allowing the shafts to fly up The horse took fright and started to run away. Being unable to control the ami nal Dr. Loewe and Mrs. Loewe man. aged to get out of the vehicle just be- fore it was overturned beside the road. The horse continued in it's headlong flight down the hill, dragging the buggy after it, which righted itself and turned bottomside up half dozen times before the animal was finally stopped. The doctor escaped practically unhurt, but Mrs. Loewe was painfully cnt and con- siderably shaken up, but not seriously injured. The buggy was severely dam aged.
 L. E. Moon and family, of New York, are at present domiciled at The Inn, while the rebuilding of their house and barns, on the Frank Reed farm, is being vigorously pushed by Contractor Tor raine's men.
 MT. and Mrs. Minott A. Lyman, of Bridgeport, have been spending 8 few days with Falls Village friends, return ing home Monday. MT. Lyman enjoyed part of his stay, fishing, with good sue cess.
 Mrs. George W. Hall is spending the week in New Haven. .s#,.
 Miss Katie Hughes. of New Milford, is visiting at Miss Calls.
 Engineer Fred w. Kingsley, wife and SOD, of Pittsfeld, spent the latter part of last week at Miles Blodgett's.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign celebrated the 3oth anniversary of their marriage, Saturday. They received numerous callers bringing congratulations and re- membranes. They were assisted in 'entertaining, by Miss Josephine Hallock and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weislng.
 Mrs. J. s. Willis, of Stamford. is visit. ing MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell.
 Dr. Skiff is spending few days at his old home in Ellsworth, recovering his health.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean celebrated the 38th anniversary of their marriage Monday, with & family gathering at the1r pleasant home.
 Mrs. O. H. Gillette is visiting W. J. Trieschman in Torrington.
 John Bartle took eongenial party of young men, in his new Studebaker auto, to Amenia, last Sunday. It is under stood the car now has the approval of the gentlemen-and SO has MT. BarCle.
 George E. Frink started Tuesday for business visit to Albany and Troy.
 Applications for membership in the Bald Head Club continue to come to Secretary Chapman. from far and near.  Among those received this week was one from Colonel L. R. Williams, of Okalona, Kentucky-a Kentucky colonel possessing the requisite qualifications for membership, as far as polish of dome is concerned. His application is now in custody of the moral character commit tee. Secretary Chapman expects to have conference with President Orr, in few days, when date for the executive ! committees meeting and also the forth coming banquet, will probably be de- cided upon.
 The remains of Mrs. Margaret Fin ming, of Bridgeport, who died Saturday, were brought here Tuesday morning for interment ill the Catholic cemetery. She was. former resident here, and leaves four sons. One son, John Fin ming has been for many years railroad man, and is now running passenger train between New Haven and Ansonia. Undertaken Hornbeck took charge of the body. on it's arrival by the forenoon train north.