Connecticut western news., 1915-06-24
FALLS VILLAGE

Contractor E. R. Lorraine, of Can. aan, was in town Tuesday.
 The Onondaga Camp Fire Girls will hold food sale Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the town room of Citizens Block. Mrs. Gray, who has taken an active interest in the Camp Fire Girls, is anxious that there should be a goDd patronage, as the sale will offer MI ex- cellent supply and variety of foods.
 Tine Falls Village Inn is sconspicuously advertised III the Summer Resort Journal" "
 Lew Smith. who was recently injured by being knocked from high step lad der to the cement floor of the power house, by coming in contract with a live wire while making some repairs, was taken to a Pittstield hospital Mun- day, for treatment. He was badly bruised by the fall, and the electric current inflicted severe burns to his aGnl It was found that the fragments were badly torn.
 A considerable force of men are at work testing and changing the insula- tors on the transmission towers of the power company. It is an extensive and expensive job, which, it is said, will cost nearly $S,00O.
 The mixers, engines and other ma chinery left here by the Stone S Webster Company, after the completion of the power plant. are being loaded in freight cars, to be shipped to Hartford.
 Fl. k. Howe's 39 hens have laid ,. 522 eggs this year, up to June 20. They are of the Dark Brahma brand.
 Clarence Turner, who is one of the enthusiastic chicken fanciers of this section, shipped thirteen broilers, weighing two pounds each, to Bridge port, Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign returned Wednesday from their two weeks visit i'll New York and Pennsylvania. They were accompanied by Mrs. Wiesing's niece and nephew, Mss Flora and Mill ton Chapman Wiesing, of Sayre, Penn., who will remain a couple of weeks. They are the children of George Wies- ing, whose bUyhood was spent in Lime Rock.
 A delegation of Sunday school work CTS from South Canaan, will attend the c invention in Sharon today.
 P. B. Burnett. uf Bridgeport, visited his daughter, Mrs. Ward, Saturday and Sunday.
 Key. Lee M. Dean, of Providence, R. l., was u weekend visitor at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean.
 The evening service at the Methodist church was made unusually interesting by the services of the local orchestra.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Olcott, of East Hartford, were here Saturday, guests of Mrs. Olcott's parents, Mir. and Mrs. $. l.. Frear.
 D.. Skiff and Rev. E. A. Hazeltine attended the annual banquet of the Litchfield County University Club at Mir Stoeckel s in Norfolk, Friday night
 Sealer w. J. Reel, of Canaan, was in town Tuesday, looking after the local weights and measures.
 William Rectal and daughter spent a few days with his mother and brother in Philmont, N. Y.
 It is reported that Miss Anna Hines will attend the Morse Business College in Hartford.
 Amesville school closed last Friday with a picnic. The graduates arc: Annie Weiner, who will take business course in New Haven; Ward Andrus, who will enter high school and Marion Bates, who has not fully decided what she will do. The winners of the medals are: Grade s, Marion Bates; grade z, Ruth Bates; grade ., James Wilkison; grade 3, Charlotte Sardam; grade l, Charles Wilkison. Those present dur ing the entire year are: Charlotte Sar- dam, Gladys Sardam, Jennie Sardam.
 An ice cream social will be held in the NJ. E. church parlors Friday after noon and evening of this week.
 Next Sunday, June 27, services for the day are morning worship at 10:30, the Epworth League meeting at G:45 D. III. and evening service at 7:30. Subject. An evening with James Mont gomery, tie hymn writer and poet. There will be vocal and instrumental music and appropriate music by a selected orchestra.
 Dr. Ross. dentist, will be absent from h.s office during month of July. Adv.