Connecticut western news., 1913-07-24
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. Thomas w Moore and two sons, of Huntington, W. Va. who will make her protracted visit.
 Painter Fred Egleston and his men will finish work on the Inn this week.
 The baseball dance, Friday evening was social and enjoyable success, but not exactly financial triumph, as the gentlemen were less in number than the ladies, from whom no admission fee was exacted.
 Mrs. Amos Beecher and son, who have been staying with Miss Minnie Jacobi the past two months, have return ed to thelr home in Winsted.
 Mrs. Child is the new housekeeper at F. E. Howd's.
 James Hayward has been doing car penter work for Miss Shinkel.
 Oliver Rectal and family, of Philmont. are visiting at his brothers this week.
 Mrs James Mcintosh, of New Haven, visited her sisters in this place last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Martin, of Pitts field, visited at Lee Wickwire's short time last week.
 The Epworth League will serve sup per in the church parlors Friday even- ing of this week.
 Liveryman Bartle's horse and buggy were hired by Howard Bailey, Monday, for drive to Cornwall Hollow. Late in the evening MT. Bartle received word by telephone that the horse had run away. About midnight the animal came home. with the buggy, but with out driver, in a state of almost com plete exhaustion.
 A congenial party of Falls Villagers imposed of Postmaster Richard Smith and Oscar Peterson, w. R. McInnes, H. D. Brown, J. R. Marcellus of the Stone 6 Webster office force, took an automo- bile trip to Pittsfield. Sunday, and visit ed Pontoosuc Lake and other points of interest. On the return they diverged from the main road and found them. selves passing through territory which they had not planned to visit, though they enjoyed the scenery round about Monterey immensely.
 Arthur E. Brinton and wife of New town, and Mrs. Louise Coopernail. of Bedford. and two children, motored up from Newton, Friday. for brief visit with friends.
 Miss E. May Willard, the nurse, came on from Cleveland, Ohio, last week. for a vacation visit at her parents, MT. and Mrs W. L. Willard
 Mr. and Mrs O. A. Martin, of Albu- querque. New Mexico, and MT. J. E.. Martin, of Troy, N. Y, were recent visitors at A. F. Gibbs's.
 MT and Mrs. L. Irving Rogers. of New Haven, are at Arthur Wagner s for two or three weeks vacation visit.
 Mrs Edith B. Ward went to Bridge port. Monday for few days vacation.
 Miss Norma Hazeltine has returned from her visit in Enfield.
 Rev. MT. Hazeltine has begun his months vacation. The Congregations church will be closed for three Sundays beginning next Sunday.
 Robert J. Orr, of Pittsfield, president of the Bald Head Club of America, with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Horne. spent g few hours in town Monday, on business and in consultation with Secretary A. F. Chapman on matters connected with the October banquet of the Club at the CanAeld, Canaan. Vice president John H Belden, of Hartford, had consulta. tion with the secretary, Friday. MT and Mrs. Belden are spending part of their vacation at the Sharon Inn, Sharon, but may return to Falls Village before going back to Hartford.
 MT. Harry Dean IS spending the week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean. Rev Lee M. Dean has returned to Providence.
 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wiesing, of Brooklyn, are visiting MT. Wiesing's sister, Mrs J. Lee Enslgn. and his brother. Charles H. Wiesing, of Lime Rock. They will be in this region about two months.
 Lloyd Brinton has opened his photo graph studio.
 Raymond Baird has left the employ Oscar Schreiber, the barber and return. ed to his home in Nineveh, N. Y.
 School Principal Darlington, who is spending his vacation at his home in Bethany, was in town for short visit Sunday.
 MT. P. B. Burnett came up Sunday t. visit his daughter. Mrs. Ward.
 The village water supply is running low, and consumers are requested tt exercisl care in using it. and prevent waste. as much as possible.
 A party consisting of Mr. Charles D. Ral Ma