Connecticut western news., 1913-08-14
FALLS VILLAGE

Mr. Brady, of New York are at Barney Smiths.
 MT. and Mrs. Hull and family and MT. and Mrs. Hughes and family, all of New York, were visitors at MT. Moons scientific farm for few days.
 H. E. Howe, M G. Marcey and Will H. Hart. with Francis Cowles as chauf- feur, motored to Hudson, Sunday, where they had dinner and saw the sights.
 I. P Hornbeck and J. s. Tracy were guests of H. 0. Gaylord on motor trip to Springfield, Sunday, travelling by way of Great Burlington, East Lee and Jacobs Ladder.
 George Ayres, formerly of I. P. Horn beck's establishment, has joined the carpentry force in the Stone 6 Webster Go.
 MT. Sprague. who was injured in the wreck at Canaan, in June. has settled with the railroad company. Rumor says he accepted $1,OO0.
 Robert J. Orr, of Pittsfeld, president of the Bald Head Club of America, was in town Tuesday, on business and in consultation with Secretary Chapman concerning the banquet at the Garfield, Oct. 16.
 John Clark. of New York, is the new barber at Oscar Schrelber's tonsorial establishment.
 Sigurd Youngman, of Brooklyn, is a recent acquisition to the office force of the s. 6 W. Go. | Robert Merriman, of Hartford, was ln town Monday. His daughter, Gladys. who has been visiting here for some weeks, returned home with him.
 Mrs. L. Irving Rogers, of New Haven, who has been visiting at Wagner's, went to Newtown, Monday, for visit.
 Dr. Theodore Watson has been spend ing week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Watson. Monday morn- ing Dr. Watson, with Miss Shaw and Miss Alden, ascended Mount Prospect to witness the glorious sunrise, and en- joy the splendid view from that point.
 Miss Flora Pulver, of New Milford, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Lee Ensign.
 Mrs. Sarah Thomas and daughter. Mrs. F. L. White. of Thomaston, and Mrs. Henry T. Dayton, of Watertown, called on MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell, Sunday. having travelled by auto.
 MT. Henry L. Phillips has gone to a hospital in New York for treatment. Mrs. George Ayres and daughter have returned from their camp at Twin Lakes.
 Rev. MT. Estee, of Chapinville. preached in the Methodist church last Sunday, in the absence of Rev. J. A. Hurn.
 Rev. MT. Hazeltine of the Congrega- tional church has extended his vacation to take in next Sunday, making four Sundays in all.
 Mrs J. 0. Winthrop, of Johnstown, N. Y. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Hale.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter l. Kellogg at- tended. the funeral of Mrs. Kellogg s Sunday.
 Clarence Wolfe, of New Haven. is visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe.
 | h. ha was called Tuesday to attend horse be- longing to John Bartle. which had severely injured itself in runaway es- capade. A couple of Italians had hired purpose of bringing back another horse that they had won in raf1e. They hitched the raff1e horse behind the buggy and started for home, when the led horse broke away and escaped. The men left the livery rig In the road to pursue the runaway, when the hired horse took it into h1s head to run away on his own hook He ran until he fell down and caught his hind legs in the spokes of the wagon wheel, when he be- gan to kick violently to free himself. He kicked the wagon to smithereens and suffered number of wicked cuts on its hind legs. Dr. Corwin thinks the animal may come out all right.
 Yesterday was circus day at Falls Will lage, and the people are strutting with pride over the fact that the show stop ped at Falls Village and gave Canaan the go-by.
 Richard Moore and family, of New Haven have been visiting his grand parents. MT. and Mrs. Dwight Howe.
 Mrs, P. O. Melius. Mrs. Moore's sister, spent Friday and Saturday with her, last week.
 Carroll w. Beckett and Geo. Everts spent Sunday in Winsted.
 Mary B. Allen has returned to Can- aan after spending the most of the sum- mer at Lee Wickwire's.