Connecticut western news., 1916-05-25
FALLS VILLAGE

at the Falls Village Inn last "Wednesday y were George V ashiugton, Washington D. C.: A. Li4coln. Washington, v. ;.. and Christopher Columbus, Rome. Italy. This is the most distinguished party of guests thai have b,el enter tained at the Inn since the Bald Head Club banquet, i'll I3l2. The fire company have installed a i fire alarm siren. on tine lawn near the National Iron Bank. 1t is operated by hand, with a crank, and gives forth d sound easily heard ill Lime Rock. It 1 is known as the Sterling Siren fire horn, cost only $25, and seems sufficient tor ordinary needs in the immediate vicinity of the village. The machine is encased in a we'll made box working on hinge and was installed by Lee Kellogg and Oscar t5chrieber.
 MT. and Mrs \. W. Gray and Mrs. Burns went to New York yesterday for d short visit.
 There will be union service of Memorial Day character in the Congre- agtional church next Sunday morning. The sermon will be by Rev. Theodore ". Haven, pastor of the Methodist church. All war veterans and their families are invited to attend. Miss Annie Holbrook, teacher of Domestic Science at TOrring ton, was a guest of Miss Jacobi over Sunday.
 Mrs. T. F. Watson has been spending week in Bridgeport the guest of S. B. Brewster.
 Mrs. 0. J. Tanner of Bridgeport. is visiting her sisters, Mrs. E. Jenks and Mrs. c. V. Capron.
 George ". Capron, of New Haven, was home over Sunday. He returned Monday morning to Bridgeport, where he has accepted position in the tick ct office of the railroad company.
 Mrs. Emile F. E. Heinz and two children, of Bridgeport, are guests of MT. and Mrs Edward Heinz.
 James Thornly and Ralph, of Hart ford, are at Mrs c. B. Sedgwick's.
 Willard Reynolds has moved from Battle Hill to the Dean house at Point of Rocks.
 Mr. DeForest, the mason, is still working in this place.
 c. W. Bprkett has been in Winsted for short time on business.
 Ward Finkle is the new baggage master at the railroad station. MT. Coulter having left to become operator at Cornwall station.
 Charles Blake is repairing h-s house.
 D. Noah has returned to New York city.
 MT Suydam, who has. lived near the Falls in Amesville, had slight shock a few days ago. He is with his sen William.
 Mr and Mrs Bruortin have been entertaining guests from New York city for few days.
 Harry ROcholl and friend, of New York city, were i'll town a short time last week
 Charles Helmer, Of Westfeld, Mass was in town last week.
 J. Dwyer, of New Jersey, is in this place for the summer.
 MT. Ford, of Waterbury, has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. Fish.
 MT. Bates. of Amesviile, is having his house painted by John Mooding.
 MT. and Mrs. George Morris, of Ga naan, called on friends here Monday.
 The Camp Fire Girls held cere- monial meeting ill the woods, Satur day afternoon, which proved an enjoy able and profitable affair. Miss Cath crime Sedgwick was made a fire. maker.
 The Girls Friendly Society, which was recently organized in Lime Rock, will walk up to Miss Hallock' s delight. full bungalow Saturday afternoon, for a meeting, and pleasant time is antici- pated.
 Mrs. Louis \. Booth and Dr. Rolmer. of Bridgeport, motored up to Falls Vil lage, Sunday and called on MT. and Mrs. Gray.
 Tomato plants D cents a dozen, aster plants, potted geraniums. Mrs. c. B. Shaw, Canaan.-Adv.