Connecticut western news., 1915-07-22
FALLS VILLAGE

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in town Tuesday on business.
Plumber Frink has just installed a
deep we'll power pump in the well re.
emily bored by Charles Laffargue OH
the L. L. Moon farm. The pump
draws ten gallons minute.
Frank Root has returned to the
! George judd farm. Mr.. Judd has pur-
chased II new horse of Lamphier, in
/ Winsted.
| George White and family of Pitts.
| field. were guests at the Falls Village
Inn Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Parker, of Hudson. and Miss
Mary HillyeT of Winsted, are visiting
at George Judd's.
Lhe Camp Fire Girls. under the
guardianship of Mrs. A w. Gray, are
in camp for week, ut the syndicate
cottage on the Frink shore of the little
lake, Twin Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Belden, of
Hartford, are expected at the Falls Viii
lage Inn today, for two weeks stay.
They have been at Sharon for couple
of weeks.
Miss Minnie Jacob is spending two
weeks i'll Bridgeport.
Miss Pauline Brown, of Toledo,
Ohio, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. II.
Hubbell, for a couple of months. Miss
Brown is u daughter of will" Brown,
a former resident of Falls Village.
Miss Lucy Randall is visiting Miss
earle Dudley at Bridgewater.
Roman Segar, of Winsted, who died
last week, was. the owner of the store
building now occupied by NJ. q.
Marcy. He lived heBe about % years
ago.
Mrs. Skitf's, condition continues very
low. A few days ago she suffered II
cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs. Wakeman, of Bridgeport, who
is boarding at Mrs. Wagoner's, Was
visited by her husband Sunday.
The Congregational church society
and Ecclesiactical Society met Tuesday
evening to act with regard to the be-
quest of the late Mrs. Sidney Reed,
who died in December and left some.
thing over 1000 to. the church.
The storm of Monday night affected
the power plant somewhat. temporarily
extingujshing the street lights. The
big transmission line was not affected.
John Taylor, of New York, is at Lee
P. Deau's for u week. Mrs. Taylor
has been here for some time.
Albert j. Ledger and wife, of New
York, have come to'town and opened up
their summer residence. At present
Mr.. Ledger is planting his garden.
The selectmen have appointed George
Dean democratic registrar to succeed the
late A. z. Chapman. The Office of
chairman of the democratic town conf
mittee which Mr. Chapman held, has
not yet been filed, but it is expected
that Mr.. IL. +. Howe will be the sue.
cessor.
Bartle Brothers have. purchased the
building in which their store is situated,
from the Congregational church society.
The building was part of the legacy
of the late Mrs. Sidney Reed.
Mr.. H. @. Gaylord took n party of
ladies in his auto to Lake Buel, Sunday.
Mrs. H. p. Tracy and her son, J.
Sedgwick Tracy attic nled church in
North Cornwall, Sunday, going by auto.
Mrs. Clayton Benjamin is visiting
friends i'll Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Rowell, of Lawrence, Mass,
who has been boarding with Mrs. M. A.
to her home.
Fred Egleston is decorating the Beebe
Hill school house, inside and out.
Landlord Parlett, of the Inn, has
started subscription paper in support
Of the local baseball team, and is meet.
ing with excellent success.
Ed. News: The communication in
the paper last week deceived nobody.
There has been no such detective from
Bridgeport around here, and no such
detection" as recorded. Evidently
the writer hoped to throw dust in the
eyes of the people, who have their own
idea as to who yields the poison pen. "
Citizen.
r. H. Merriman and son Raymond,
of Hartford, who have been camping at
Twin Lakes, called on friends short
time Saturday afternoon on their way
home.
Mrs. Lewis Speith, of Amesville, en-
tertained friends from Danbury, Lake
Vile and Suffield last week.
Miss Grace Moore, of New Haven, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Moore
this week.
MI. SchleisDer Sr of New York city,
is spending a few day at Emil Mertin's
The Falls Village baseball team ex-
pect to cross bats with Great Darlington,
Saturday.