Connecticut western news., 1915-07-01
FALLS VILLAGE

men. consisting of Richard Palmer, Walter l. Kellogg, W. II. Hart, John Bartle, Thomas Rartle, I. P. Hornbeck, H. E. Howe and Clayton Benjamin, motored 10 Sheffield, Friday and visited Landlord and Mrs. Martin Langs at the Berkshire Tavern, where they were royalty entertained. They found the Langs' comfortably situated and the hotel in fine shape for guests, regular or transient. The visit was greatly enjoyed.
 The Falls Village baseball team de- feated the Canaan team. Saturday by the awful score of l3 to l. The Falls 1 Village lineup was: Tom Bartle. lst base; Harry Frink, 2d base: Harold i Bray, Sd base; Jennings, pitch; Allen | Bray, catch; Dorval Merriman, center l field; David Everts, right field: Ber- nard Smith, left tield Fred Dickinson, short stop. Jennings struck out eleven men, and pitched remarkable game. Other members of the team made fine individual plays. Ed. Houston was umpire. An effort is being made to ar range game with the Millerton team, by Manager Houston. Miss Bessie Davis. is visiting her brother, Station Agent Louis Davis, i'll New Preston. Thomas Bartle and Carroll Burkett attended the boat races at Poughkeep. sic, Monday.
 Nineteen from here went to Miller. ton, Sunday to witness the baseball game.
 Mir. Moon is having u water system installed at his farm. New Ford autos have been purchased by Messrs. Levi Ganser, W. R. Hubbell and Dr. Shannon.
 Mrs. F. ;. Skiff is seriously ill, with heart trouble. Dr. Tracy. of Pittsfield, has been in consultation. with Dr.. Shannon, on the case.
 Harry Preston has, severed his con- neetion with the NJ G. MaSay store and is now associated with the Bridge port Public Market, in the grocery de- partment
 Charles Parlett, brother of Landlord Wm. Parlett, and his wife have return ed to New York after protracted visit at the Falls Village Inn.
 Dlr. Miles Hanchett, of Orange, N J., spent Sunday ill town.
 Druggist Charles Goodale and son, of Torrlngton, accompanied by Joseph Miller, of Wassaic, all former residents of Falls Village, were in town Thurs day.
 The food sale of the Camp Fire Girls. Saturday afternoon, was Il successful affair, about S21 being realized, which will go toward defraying the expense of their summer camp.
 Misses Clara F. Durham and Anna Rogers, teachers of New Haven. are spending the vacation season at their homes here.
 Miss Norma Hazeltine, of Peekskill. who is spending her vacation here, is at present in Albany, taking the Regents examinations.
 Mrs. Julia Munson hasreturned from her visit to her niece in Torrington.
 Mrs. Lewis A. Gibbs was called to Matteawan, N T., Friday, by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. M. U. Hall.
 Lyman Finkle and wife, of Bridge port, are visiting Mr.. Finkle's sister Mrs. G. H. Blake, on Frink Hill. Mrs. M. R. Hubbell visited friends in New Britain and Hartford last week. Charles Wiesing,. Mrs. Wiesing and Miss Ella Ensign nlotored to Bristol, Tuesday.
 John Taylor and wife arrived Sunday at Lee P. Deans where Mrs. Taylor will remain q couple of weeks. MT. Taylor returned the next day to New York.
 Mrs. A. s. Davis has been visiting Mrs c. H. Gillette in West Hartford.
 Miss Edna Nichols, of Bridgeport, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Bruno Hienz.
 Hawley Wickwire has just broken u record by remaining away from his ! home over night for the first time in seventeen years He has been visiting friends in Waterbury. ! Wm. T. Flanagan and family, of New York city, have arrived at the summer home in this place.
 Mrs. P. c. Melius, of Holyoke, is 1 spending few weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Briggs.
 Miss Marjory Russell is at Wm. Hart's for n few days. ! Mrs. O. J. Sabin and son Otho, at- tended the graduating exercises of the Danbury Normal school, where Miss Clara B. Sabin graduated.
 Mir. and Mrs H. l.. Russell left Mon day for few days vacation, visiting Boston, Springfield, New Haven and Hartford.
 Mrs. Briggs and her sister, Mrs. Melius, are spending q few days in Lime Rock.
 Next Sunday, July 1, services for the day are morning worship at 10:30, the Epworth League meeting ut 6:45p. m., and evening service at 7:30, this will be patriotic service. There will be vocal and instrumental music, songs by the juvenile choir and selections by the orchestra.
 Mrs. Charles Thompson, of Mooers, N. Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward Diekiuspn