Connecticut western news., 1915-06-17
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. Oscar SchTeiber is spending d few weeks with her parents ill Danbury. Nr. SChreiber was in Danbury over Sunday.
 R. J. Orr, of Pittsfeld, was in town on business Saturday.
 Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck was in Litchield. Tuesday as court officer ill the superior court.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. F. Watson celebrated the 10th anniversary of their marriage last Monday. They were married June II, 1875. in the house which they now occupy.
 Mrs. Charles L. Smith returned from the Pittsfeld House of Mercy, Monday, having undergone successful surgical operation.
 MT. A. r. Gibbs is viisting his son Herbert and wife at Bella, Penn.
 Mrs. Genevieve Lester, of Springfield, is at Mrs NJ \. Halls.
 Mrs. Julia Munson is visiting her niece, Mrs. W. B. GIngell, in Torring- ton.
 The Children's Day exercises m the chapel were very interesting and well attended. There was fine display of flowers, both wild and cultivated.
 Mrs. U. H. Miner, of Canaan, has been visiting Falls Village friends.
 The food sale at the chapel Friday afternoon was in every way a success. Every bit of food in stock was disposed of
 $. l.. Frear, superintendent ot the Borden plant, has been called to New York state by the serious illness of his father.
 Averill Hubbell, of Hartford, spent Sunday with his parents here. He is attending the commencement exercises of his alma mater, Tilton Seminary, at | Tilton, N. H.
 The public schools closed Saturday, being obliged to make up lost day They were ill session also on Memorial Day.
 Charles Sedgwick has gone to Tor l ringtcn to work for his grandfather, w. | H. Bowman.
 Several local candidates took the ex- animation for the post of rural free de- liverer, ill Winsted, Saturday. l Mrs. Clifford Howe and two children, of Boston, arrived Saturday for a pro- longed stay at H. E. Howe's.
 MT. George Brown, of Winsted, form erly station agent here and daughter Lucy, were in town sunday accom- panied friends Who came to call on Mr. F. M. Olin-
 Mrs. Edward Heinz went to Bridge port, Sunday with Mrs. Mcclellan, with whom she will remain few days. MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign, who have been visiting Mus. Ensign's brothers in Pennsylvania and Brooklyn, have returned home. During his absence the business of the savings bank has been conducted by Presidents Good ! win and Gaylord. Mrs. K. c. Nelson, the authoress of children's stories and lecturer of New York. is at the Falls Village Inn for the summer. Electrician Smith had a bad fall and was slightly burned by electricity at the power plant, Sunday. He was standing on d step-ladder, and ill some way touched live-wire. and fell to the | 1 floor a distance of about l2 feet. He was not seriously injured. Frank Hull. of ToTrington, formerly | molder at Lime Rock. was in town ! this week and went Tuesday to Syracuse to visit his son, who was recently badly | hurt by having a heavy casting fall | upon him.
 Miss Clara E. Sal in was home over Sunday from Il c Danbury Normal sciool.
 Harry Blake has left the Lime Rock foundry.
 Emil Mertin is working for Dick Palmer.
 Mrs. Fl. Wolfe has returned from NIT. Ryder's in Herrisonville, N. Y. A. J. Belcher is gathering some fine strawberries from his garden.
 Miss Margaret Cody, of Long Island, called on friends in this place last week. c. B. Falls and friend, of New York, spent Saturday and Sunday at MT. FallS's home on Sugar Hill, Amesville.
 Mir and Mrs. Irving Ayres, of Ames- vile, attended the c. A. R. reunion in Lakevilie, Monday.
 Twin boys-Frederick and Francis were born Friday, June II, to MT. and Mrs. Zamboni, at the residence of Mrs. Zamboni's father, Mir. w. H. Hart. The boys are lusty youngsters, weigh ing about seven pounds each, and
 
 Grandpa Hart, who, by the way is treasurer of the Bald.Head Club of America, is righteously proud of them and of the fact that their birthday falls on the birthday of President Orr. His only regret is that neither of the babies is bald-headed. Mrs. Zamboni was Miss Marjorie Hart, whose first hus- band, William Argall, died about three years ago.
 Miss Mary Roger, of Canaan, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Edith Wickwire.
 Mrs. Mary Garfield Lyon, of New Rochelle, N. '. is at Mrs. T. F. Wat sons for few days.
 An ice cream social will be held in the NJ. E. church parlors Friday after noon and evening of this week.
 Next Sunday. June 20, services for Al. I,s