Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23
FALLS VILLAGE

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 George W. Capron, of Bridgeport, connected with the Wlsner Piano Co., spent Sunday at hIs home here. 1 The annual meeting of the Grassy Hill Cemetery Association was held Saturday evening and the old officers were reelected, as follows: President and superintendent, M. Olin; Secre- tary and treasurer, J. Lee Ensign i; trustees. Dwight E. Dean, Theodore F. l Watson, George W. Hall, Arthur F. Gibbs, Wm. R. Hubbell, Frank E. How'd, Walter l. Kellogg. .. ',
 Mrs. Genth made trip to New York Friday for short visit.
 Both banks were closed Monday after noon during the hour of the funeral of Director Milo B. Richardson.
 Mrs. T. F. Watson visited the Misses Hull. in Danbury over Sunday.
 Miss Mae Patterson has returned to Torrington after ten days visit with Mrs. Wells Yale.
 Miss Merrihue. of Philadelphia, is making visit at Miss Josephine Hal locks.
 Miss May Willard, the nurse, returned Saturday from Cleveland, Ohio. where she had been for about six months.
 MT. Blakeney reports his business booming.
 Harry Brinton. the crack baseball player, of Waterbury. is to engage in partnership with Walter Dickinson, in the milk, fish and meat business, in the Hall block. Oscar Schreiber, the bar Der, will vacate the block and re-estab- fish his business at his old stand in Mrs. Reeds building.
 Emil Heinz is able to walk about, hay ing practically recovered from the in. jury to his left leg.
 The cottage on the south lake of the Twin Lakes, belonging to the Falls Will lage campers-John Bartle. Oscar Sabin, George Ayres and Will Brewster-which was destroyed by fire Jan. 9l, is being rebuilt by George Ayres.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean. of Gam bridge, Mass, came on last week and took possession of their Falls Village house for the summer. .<
 The ladies aid society of the Metho, church will hold Il cake and ice cream sale in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon and evening. ..
 The annual meeting of the Falls Will lage Water Power Go. was held in the Iron Bank, Monday evening, and re- elected Henry O. Gaylord president J. Sedgwiok Tracy secretary and treasurer, and I. P. Hornbeck superintendent.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. o. Moon have con- tracted with Builder Lorraine for the re- movaI of the barns on their newly &C., l quired farm, and the construction of new cattle barns. -.
 John Bartle has brought his new automobile to his g7rage on the hotel property grounds. It IS a Stakeholder, seven passenger car. and beauty. .
 Walter Roth's floral park. betw cen the drug store and the depot, is beginning to take. on an attractive appearance and will be beauty spot during the coming season.
 Mrs. Hurn, wife of Rev MT. Hurn and their two children, arrived in town last week, from New York state, theil arrival having been deferred on account of Mrs. Hurn's illness. They are now domiciled, at the parsonage and getting acquainted with our people, MT. Hurr has gained high place in the esteem oi the community since he came here early last month. not alone by his friendllness and geniality, but by his forceful and eloquent preaching, which attracts the people to his church.
 A large delegation of Falls Village people attended the funeral of the late Milo B. Richardson, in Lime Rock Monday afternoon, whose death brought to all sense of personal bereaYement. d Applications for membership in the Bald Head Club continue to come tc Secretary Pope Chapman, and it is cer tain that a large ''class'' will be voted on when the executive committee meets Walter W. Norton, representing the Lakevllle contingent of Bald Heads, has applied for charter for a branch of the order to be opened in Lakeville, but Secretary Chapman could give little ol no encouragement. The matter vii probably come up at the forthcoming meeting of the executive committee.
 Editor News: Last Saturday a dark object was seen near Falls Village; after revolving for few moments 1t started towards the Under Mountain country drawn by an irresistible attraction tha is drawing so many thinrs that Svav-a,