Connecticut western news., 1913-08-07
FALLS VILLAGE

At meeting of citizens held in the National Iron Bank Tuesday afternoon district nurses association was formed and the following officers elected: Presi- dent. Dr. F. s. Skiff secretary. J. $. Tracy; treasurer, Charles Weising; trustees, Richard N Barnum. M. B. Richardson, N. A. McNeil, H. o. Gay lord; committee on bylaws, N. A. Me- Neil. Hezekiah Goodwin. D. E. Dean. The officers are pleased to announce that they have secured the services of Miss Etta M. Gile, as district nurse. for an other year.
 Mrs. o. H. Reynolds, widow of the Methodist clergyman, who was pastor here about 25 years ago, is visiting old time friends here.
 Mir. w. E. Peetz, wife and two child ren. of Torrington, are spending few ! days at the Inn. Mir. Peetz lived in Falls Village when he was boy. He is now assistant cashier of the Brooks National Bank in Torrington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle, of New Haven, spent @ couple of days here last week. MT. Boyle was former resident here.
 Miss Belle Hanchett, who has been visiting in Maine, with her uncle, Miles Hanchett, has returned.
 Dr. and Mrs. Loewe and Miss Ruth Small. of Haddam, have been spending few days at the Loewe camp near Lime Rock Station.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Egleston have re- turned from a trip to Savin Rock and Patchogue.
 Mrs. R. D. Merrlman, with her two children, of Hartford, has been visiting Mrs. Laura Brinton for few days.
 Miss Mae R. Patterson, of Hartford, has been visiting Mrs. Wells Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Tracy motored to Bridgeport, Sunday and returned Mon day.
 Harry and Frank Hilyer, of Easton. Penn, and their father Chauncey Hilyer, are at their camp in Huntsville.
 Mrs. George I. Ayres and Miss Eleanor Tracy were in camp at Twin Lakes last week.
 Mrs. F. D. Dayton. with her son, of Poughkeepsie, IS spending week with her brother, W. R. Hubbell.
 Rev. J. A. Hurn is now in Chicago, on his annual vacation.
 Harry Stone, foreman with the Stone 6 Webster Co., was called to Boston few days ago, by the serious illness of his wife.
 The village water supply IS alarmingly short. During the greater part of the day there is no supply at all. Certain wells, that have never before been known to fail, are utterly dry.
 Mrs. G. O. Muhlfeld, of Boston, and her little daughter, arrived by motor car few days ago, for 8 weeks visit with Mrs. Muhlfeld's brother, MT. Bearce, general construction manager of the Stone 6 Webster Go.
 Oscar Sabin has an automobile, which he uses to go to his work Tn Lime Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey R. Morris. of Bridgeport. are visiting Minnie Jacobi. Mrs. Morris's sister.
 Mrs. Chadwick, cf New Haven, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ida Heath.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Munson, of New Haven, called on friends here Sunday.
 Dominick Marcelli, head dynamiter in the Stone & Webster dam building gang, was severely injured in the foot by falling from the wall of the canal Sunday. Dr. SkIff attended him and found a bad sprain in the ankle. The patient is laid up at the emergency camp hospital.
 Work on the power plant construction is now pushed practically 24 hours a day. the electric light having been put into commission and night force set at work. At the plant proper, sheet steel piling nearly an inch thick, is being sunk, to facilitate the work of excava tion for the foundations. At the main dam the head-gates are being built and work IS progressing rapidly.
 Dr. H. E, Bartle, Surgeon Dentist. has opened an office in Citizens Hall Block. Falls Village, where he may be found every Thursday.