Connecticut western news., 1915-08-12
FALLS VILLAGE

and fell into the stream.
 R. J. 0rr, of Pittsfield, was in town Monday night.
 The chemical engine-an Ajax which has been purchased by the fire district, is expected to arrive soon.
 Richard P. Smith spent Sunday in camp at Lake Buell..
 Miss Mary Sanford, of Katonah, N. Y., las been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wells Yale, in this place.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Relden re. turned Wednesday to Hartford.
 Miss Sophia Perry went to Lenox, Monday to visit at M A. Browns.
 Miss Eleanor Tracy went to Bridge. rort, Monday for visit. She was ac- companied by Mrs. Nellie Sanford, who will remain there for a few days.
 Mrs. Lee F. Dean and Miss Pauline Brown went to Cambridge, Mass, Fri. day for two weeks visit. They were accompanied as far as Willimantic by Rev. Lee M. Dean, who returned to i Providence.
 Little Miss MaJtha Howe, of Boston, celebrated her fifth birthday Friday, at l the residence of her grandfather, H. E.. Howe, with a party, which was largely attended by her little friends, who en. joyed splendid time.
 Ralph Sedgwick, of Goshen, visited ] his mother, Mrs. Caroline B. Sedg- wick, here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burnett, who had been at Mrs. Wards for somethle, returned Monday to their home ill New ! Haven. Mir and Mrs. Samuel B. Allen, who also took their meals st Mrs. Wards, returned to New York the same day.
 '+Dick" Palmer is convinced that it pays to advertise in The News. He did not sell the cows he advertised for sale, but he did sell other cows on which he made greater profit to parties attracted to his farm by the advertise ment i'll last weeks News.
 Mrs. L. F. Gibbs's mother, Mrs. Marion U. Hall, died at. the POugh- keepsie hospital, Monday, August 9. Funeral and burial at Millerton, Thurs day.
 Another good game of ball was played here Saturday, when the locals trimmed Lakeyille to the tune of l3 to l. Jennings struck out 10 batsers and allowed only four scattered hits. Next Saturday it is expected there will be another good game, when the Housa- tonic team comes here. They expect to seaNe home in four auto. busess with 90 people. Everybody is. expected to turn out snd root for the locals.
 Miss Elizabeth Erwin, of California, called on frienGs in town Sunday.
 Miss Anna Rogers is visiting at the sea shore this.week.
 MT. and Mrs. Bates, of Terryville, spent Sunday at Irving Ayres', Ames- vile.
 William T. Flanagan canie up Satur- day evening from New York city.
 Mrs. Oscar Schreiber returned home Monday evening from Danbury.
 Leonore Liverty, of Bridgeport, is spending few days at Henry WOlfe's, in Amesville.
 Several people are on Sugar Hill at James McCrory's.
 Mrs. George Jasten and child, of West Stockbridge have been spending ! everal days at O. J. Sabinis,.
 Miss Lizzie Farrell and friend Miss Walker. of East Hartford, spent Sun. day in town.
 | Dr. Parmalee, the chinop0dist, will be at the Canfield Inn, Monday and Tuesday, August 6 and IT. See him abOut your feet Broken down arches his speciality.
 The annual meeting of the Lime Rock and Falls Village Visiting Nurse Asso. citation was held at the Nstional Iron Bank, August 5. Officers were elected { for the following year as follows: Presi- dent, Dr. Francis s. Skiff; treasurer, Charles I. Wiesing; secretary, J. Sedg- wick Tracy; directors. Milo B. Rich al dson, Richard N. Barnum, N. A. McNeil, Henry O. Gaylord and Hezekiah ] Goodwin. President Skiff says: ''The work done by our visiting nurse, Miss Etta l Gile, is wonderful and remarkable. | ask the public to carefully note the ser vice she has rendered the past year 2,577 nursing visits, 553 friendly calls and 247 patients, an average of 2l4 nursing visits monthly. Number of mothers and infants cared for from birth, 3S. Nurse Gile in her annual report thanks the Association, its presi- ednt and officers and its members as we'll as the general public for many acts of kindness shown Ter during the past year. She would particularly like to thank Mrs. Fenton and family for the pleasant home they have made her. 1 To Mrs. Fenton is due much of the suc- cess of the work in answering telephone and hunting up the nurse for hurry calls. Thanks is also due to Mir. Vos- burgh and MT. Carley for livery service. Gifts of clothing were thankfully re- ceived from many of the ladies, also fruit and jelly. She also thanks the Altar Guild of the Lime Rock Episcopal church for various things contributed. A resolution was unanimously passed at the annual meeting directing the secre-