Connecticut western news., 1912-06-13
FALLS VILLAGE

defeated the Borden team, 14 to 3. The Falls Village lineup was: Dickinson and Davis, battery Thomas Bartle, 1h; Bruno Heinz, 2b John Rogers, 3b; F.. 1 w. Houston. &; Leon Moon, l f; Reu- ben Alseph, f; Dorville Merriman, G f. Fay Chaff3e, umpire Walter Roth, managrr There will be no game this week, but next week Saturday the Falls Village team will cross bats with the East Canaan team on the local grounds. near the Catholic church.
 Rev. Mir Turn r, turned Saturday from his visit in Chicago. where his fa- ther has been seriously III.
 The baseball plr'S has be, II put into good playing condition.
 Ire Falls Village camp will be in- augrrntrd tie Inst cf the week, with appropriate and imposing ceremonies.
 "Roth Park" at the north end of the depot, is now in blossom, and will be a thing of beauty and a joy forever-dur- ing the summer at least.
 There will be an ice cream sale in the parlors of the Methodist church tomor- row afternoon and evening.
 Harold Hazeltine has returned from Yale, for the summer vacation.
 Harry Russell is achieving a reputa. tioH as raiser of onions, & vocation in which his many friends take keen in terest.
 The life insurance policy held by the late Milo B. Richardson for $25, ,0OO, was paid by check on the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,, of New York, last Thurs day, by the local agent, George W. Hall. MT. Richardson took out the policy Jan uary 1, 1900. and had made thirteen ad. vance annual payments of S1 .264 each, 8 total of SIG. .482. or sS,56S less than the tamount he received.
 1 Merchant Bison J. Hornbeck IS again confined to his home with a recurrence of the trouble with his back, from which he suffered some months ago.
 MT, Robert J. Orr and family, of Pitts field, returned home Saturday after a two weeks sojourn here. MT. Orr, who IS president of the Bald Head Club, has instructed Secretary A. Pope Chapman to call meeting of the executive com. mittee for next Tuesday to act upon the applications for membership and fix the date for the banquet of the Club. A re. I 1suk N4 kn~r those found eligible at the meeting of the executive committee, will be printed next week. All bald. heads desiring to become members before supper is ready should see to it that their applications are in the hands of Secretary Chapman before next Tuesday. The active mem. bership list is open to bald d-headed resi- dents of Falls Village. Canaan. Lime Rock, South Canaan and Salisbury.
 Mrs. W. A. Marsh, of Cleveland. Ohio,a is visiting her brother, W. L. Willard. Miss May Willard, the nurse, will return with her to Cleveland to re. sume her work there.
 Mrs. E. s. Bradshaw, who had been in Falls Village about year, left Mon- day for LosAngeles, Cal.
 Mir. Edward Ward suffered 8 relapse Saturday evening, and has since been confined to his bed. At present writing he is comfortable, and as we'll as could be expected.
 Swan B. Brewster, son and daughter. of Bridgeport. were at Mrs. M. A. Halls from Thursday to Saturday.
 Miss Jeannette Thompson, of Bridge. port, is at Mrs. Halls for the summer
 The Children's Day exercises in the Methodist church were interesting and largely attended.
 Mrs. Olive Abbe is at home for few weeks rest from her labors as nurse to MT. Mark Hurlburt at Cornwall Hollow where she will shortly return.
 Rev. MT. Blakeney has removed his Falls Village headquarters from Balrd's real estate office.
 Bruno Heinz caught ten fine trout last Monday or whereabouts. Every time he goes out with rod and line he finds just as good fish in the stream as ever were caught.
 Monday afternoon while the Misses Carter, of the Falls Village Inn, were driving, with one of Bartle Brothers rigs, from Lime Rock, their horse was frightened by an automobile in the "dug-way," and shied violently. Iu pluneing, the animal wrenched the buggy, smashing the dashboard and con siderably shaking up the young ladies though none of them was seriously hurt
 Real Estate Agent Baird has sold a farm near Brighamton, N. Y, to John Sobocik, of West Cornwall MT Baird has considerable other farm and village property for sale in that section of New York State