Connecticut western news., 1915-09-02
FALLS VILLAGE

1 Fl. R. Brintou was in New York the first of the week where he signed up i with tle Stakeholder Corporation to 1 handle their we'll known cars for north western Connecticut. Mir. Brlnton ex. poets h.s demonstration car in few days and will then be prepared to show to prospective buyers.
 i The frame of th3 new garage being built by the Bartle Brothers between their store and barn is up. and the building will be completed in short order and ready for business. Dr. Shannon has heen entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Allyn and family, who are stopping at Twin Lakes. Charles Kellogg, of Waterbury, is spending his vacation here with his i father, Walter l. Kellogg.
 Miss Bessie Bartholomew, of Bridge. port, visited at Miss Lucy Randall's last week.
 Mrs. L. ". Booth, of Bridgeport, was at Mrs. A. W. Gray's last week.
 Mir. and Mrs Marvin X. Dean, of Evanston, Ill. are visiting Mir. Deun's brothers, Lee P. and Dwight l.. Dean.
 MT. and Mrs. G. l.. Marsh, of New Haven, were guests of Ii. c. Gaylord from Friday until Monday.
 Postmaster Richard P. Smith has purchased Ford automobile.
 L. j. Morse is entertaining Mir. Short, of New Haven.
 Mrs. E. A. Hazeltiue and daughter Norma are visiting in Enfield and Thompsonville.
 Secretary R. P. Smith of the school board desires that the names of the Falls Village pupils who intend to go 10 Canaan High school next term, be sent to him by next Monday, in order that arrangements for their transporta. tion may be perfected.
 H. c. Dean and his friend Bliss Everts, of Cambridge, are visiting in town.
 Mrs. Edith B. Wood is visiting her parents ill Bridgeport this week.
 MT. 1. r. Hornbeck had rheumatic twinge last Thursday, that doubled him up. He had just wheeled cuke of ice from his ice house to his we'll, and wns about to wash it off with pail of water The action of throwing the water strained him in some way, so that Il sharp pain shot through his groin and gave a slight shock to the heart. He laid down for a moment, to recuperate, and at that moment his brother Bison came by and seeing Ike's predicnment, insisted on helping him into the house He recovered rapidly, and is now practi. cally as good us new.
 Mrs. William parlett, of the Inn, k in Hillcrest Hospital, Pittsfeld, re. covering from the effects of serious operation performed last week.
 Mrs. Dora Brewster Lyman, of Bridge port, is at Miss Nettie Calls.
 Miss Kathryn Belden, of Hartford, will come to Miss Calls on Labor Day for week.
 Mrs. Moore and granddaughter, Miss Edna A. Moore, of New Haven, have returned from Pittsfeld.
 Miss Irene Smith and friend have re- turned to Bridgeport.
 Raymond Wolfe, who has been spend ing several days at his grandparents in Amesville, returned to New Haven Sat. urday.
 Mrs. Briggs has been spending several days at her home in Lime Rock, pre- pairing to vacate her house in that vii. lage.
 Miss Deutsch and Mrs. Schleisner have returned to New York city. |. Miss Clara Sabin has returned home and expects to teach the Huntsville school the coming year.
 Miss Anna Roger has returned home after spending two weeks jn Westerly, k. I.
 Chas. How'd, who has spent about two months here, returned to Amherst. Mass.
 Several from this village attended the baseball game in East Canaan, Saturday.
 Honoring her house guest. Mrs. Louis N. Booth, of Bridgeport. Mrs. Albert W. Gray arranged "the' dansant" last Wednesday from four to six. Among the guests present were several who motored down from Canaan and Nor folk.
 Next Sunday, Sept. ,, services for the day at the Methodist church, are morning worship at l0:30, and Epworth League at 7:30 D. Ill.