Connecticut western news., 1909-09-09
FALLS VILLAGE

N. Church Ward is spending a few days with his grandmother ill Bridge port.
 1 Their many friends regret that Mrs. Frank Hanchet's family are to move to Hartford.
 Rev. MT. Chown and family spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Little, in 1 Weatauge.
 Miss Emily Marsh, of Cornwall, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. w l.. Willard.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Wolfe attended the wedding of relative in Lee, Mass, last week.
 Mrs Walter J. Lord, and son Harry. of Bridgeport, are guests at the home of 1 Mrs. w. A. Hall.
 Henry R. Wolfe. of Columbus, ( Oarrlved in Falls Village Monday for a two weeks visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. H. Wolfe.
 Mrs. M. l.. Bamman, of Asbury Park, N. J., is spending sometime at the homo Tof Mrs. QuigleY.
 Jabez Brewster, of Hillsburn, N. J. former resident of this village, has been visiting here.
 Bert Wiley, of Burnside. who las been visiting with o. J. Sabin, has re- turned to his home.
 J. E. Smith, of South Norwalk, a for mer Falls Villager, has been visiting his sister Miss Kate Smith.
 Miss Clara E. Dunhen, who is teacher ill the New Haven public schools, returned to that city Monday.
 First Selectman Frank H. Reed has laid much needed cross walk on Main Street at the foot of Prospect.
 Veterinarian G. H. Nordaby an nounces that he will remain in Falls Village in the E;;-actice of his Prefession.
 Miss Anna Rogers returned Monday to New Haven, where she resumed her position as Q teacher in the public schools.
 Lester H. Pyle, who recently bought the Boomer place and milk route, has moved into the house. Mir. Pyle is "on the job" ;"
 E. J. House, manager of the Hollen- beck Club company, purchased, last week, from M. D. Wells, of Wells Hill, two very valuable horses.
 Rev. Leon M. Dean. of Detroit, Mich, who has been spending the past two months in Falls Village, returned to his home city Tuesday. The Misses Lois and Enid Crump, of New York city, who have. been the guests of their aunt, Mrs. F. s. Skiff, have returned to the metropolis.
 The annual reception will be held at The David M. Hunt library Friday even ing at 7 o'clock. This is the 18th re- ception and everybody is invited to at- tend.
 Mrs. George H. Dean is entertaining her sister Mrs. H. s. Rivenburgh, of Hudson, N. T., and Miss K.. Louisa, of Clermont, N. Y, Mrs. Deans natal home.
 Miss Alice Quigley, left Wednesday l for New Haven, to attend school. Miss 1 Edith QuigIey remains home, entering l her second year i'll the Hunt High 1 school. r
 The public schools, opened Tuesday morning, with large attendance. The teachers are: Miss Cora Sherwood, | primary department; Mss Squires, in- i termediate, and Miss Reed, advanced.
 Miss Bertha NJ. Pinney, of Detroit, Mich, arrived in town Saturday for a 1 two weeks visit with her father, E. w.. Pinney, proprietor of the Falls Village Inn. She was accompanied by Mrs. Eaton, of Detroit, but the latter will orly stay here for few days.
 Local Pastor Gets Call.
 > Last week Rev. H. B. Chown, pastor of the Methodist church, received a unanimous call from the PawlIng, N. j Y, First Methodist church, but the members of the official board felt that they could not see their way clear to let him go. The district superintendent from Pawling visited Falls Village and had a conference with the local official i board.
 Fined For Fishing With Net.
 Charles DuketY, who has been em- ployed for two or three months at the Charles Hanchet place, and who was arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriff l. P. Hornbeck, charged with using gill net in catching trout, was arrainged before Justice of the Peace, Miles H. Blodgett Tuesday morning and pleaded guilty; whereupon he was fined $10 and costs. He paid. About o'clock Sunday afternoon Miss Hattie Kellogg of South Canaan, called Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck on the phone and informed him that the hired man employed on the place had just dis covered strange man fishing with a net in the nearby brook. She said the fisher man was frightened away and gave a good description of him. Officer Horn beck immediately set out in quest of his man and landed him Sunday evening.