Connecticut western news., 1914-07-30
FALLS VILLAGE

Fr1nclpal h. w. CarflnguOn IS UaklnB a course in supervision at the Danbury Normal.
 MT. and Mrs. James Mcintosh, of East Hartford, are visiting Mrs. Ms sisters, Mrs. Lee Wickwire and Mrs. Harry Russell.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Belden of Hart ford, are spending a few days at the Falls Village Inn, having arrived Fri day, from Sharon. MT. Belden, who invariably performs some conspicuous and appreciable public service, on his annual visits here, earned the gratitude of the community by painting the large doors of the Methodist church, greatly improving the appearance of that edifice. Next year, it is understood, he is going to erect a liberty pole near the spot where he put up a fence around the public watering trough a few years ago.
 Mrs. Walter J. Lord, of Bridgeport, has been a guest of Mrs. M. A. Hall for few days, Mrs. Hall accompanying her back to Bridgeport for short visit there.
 The Misses Hull, of Danbury, are guests of Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 Miss Norma Hazeltine is visiting friends in Port Jefferson, l.. I.
 Averill Hubbell has gone to Hart ford, where he has position in the home office of the Aetna Life InsuraIs 3 Go. - ..
 Miss Stella D. Millspaugh, of East Hampton, Mass, and Mrs. Jennie La Rue, of New York, have been visiting in town. '.. ,.s...E
 Miss Jennie Logan, of New Haven, who is spending the month in Canaan, visited Miss Clara Duhham, Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. D. Brewster and family, of Suffern, N. Y, are spending time at their Twin Lakes camp and in Falls Village. 4
 MT. Chauncey Hillyer and two sons, of Easton, Penn., who arrived by auto mobile are at their cottage near Hunts vile, and spend much of the time motoring to the adjacent towns.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi is visiting her sister, Mrs. Amos Beecher, in Winsted. Miss Jacobi will put in week at, the summer training school at Amherst.
 Mrs. Lockwood and daughter are at Bruno Heinz's for the present. Mrs. Lockwood, who purchased the old Joe Smith place, from Wln. Lynott, will remove her furniture from the house when MT. Jaston vacates, and MT. Bacon, bookkeeper at Borden's, will move in.
 The registrars of voters, J. s. Tracy and A. P. Chapman, will meet in the town clerk s office Aug. IA, to receive applications for enrolment on tie caucus lists.
 MT. H. c. Gaylord has a new Over land automobile, and last Sunday took party, including J. s. Tracy and T. F. Watson, to Poughkeepsie.
 The large tree stump, that stood ill front of the Bartle wagon shed, was blown up by dynamite, Monday, and dragged out of its hole by an auto truck. #
 Clarence Turner, the chicken expert, owns up that H. E. Howe has him beaten in the matter of prolific bullets. Mir. Howe recently gathered eleven eggs from eight hens, in single day. Up to that time Pope Chapman held the record for over time work on the part of his fancy bald-headed, double parreled hens.
 o. J. Sabin and family are camping at Twin Lakes this week. O. W. Burkett is also at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Ganzer has returned to New 1 Haven.
 Mrs. Harry E. Russell was in Pitts, field, Saturday.
 Visitors from Salisbury, Canaan and Norfolk are at the Sabin camp at the | lakes.
 Fred Bushey and daughter Marian attended the funeral of MT. Bushey's father, William Bushey, in Goshen Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Bushey and young son spent the day il Goshen, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Houston attended the funeral of Mrs. Houston's E grandfather in Goshen Wednesday.