Connecticut western news., 1910-10-20
F alls Village Grist

Robert Bloomer has returned to Ames- vile.
 Bass are said to be biting in the deep pool beneath the falls.
 Several fiocks of wild ducks have been seen on the river the past few days.
 The water is very low in the river so that one can cross the falls at times dry shod.
 The registrars of voters meet in E. w.. Spurs office. October 31, from a. m. to 3 p. m.
 Clarence Turner is to have an auction Saturday afternoon to sell off his house. hold goods.
 Mrs Charles o. Marsh, Cornwall, is spending the week with Mrs w. L.. Willard here.
 MT and Mrs E. J. Hornbeck left for New York Tuesday morning for :. season of fall shopping.
 Fred F. Egleston, A. s. Davis, Jnmes Gruber and Miles L. Blodgett are the Republican candidates for Justice, uf the peace.
 M. A. Chapman and wife, w!,o nave been here visiting Lydia Sno.4--an at Amesville, left Tuesday morning for their home in Saver, Penn.
 The Republicans last Friday nominated Henry O. Gaylord for representative, putting him against J. Monroe Ben jamin, the Democratic candidate.
 Dr Beeman and family and his brother, also physician, came up in an auto from New Jersey Saturday for a week end visit to Mrs Beeman's father, E. H. Wilcox, and they returned by auto Sun day.
 The telegraph and telephone wires now hanging overhead on Main street, are to be gathered together and attached to cable, thus doing away with so many separate wires. The cable wire was put up this week. .<-. B. O. Hunt went to Bridgeport Sat urday for few days hunting with friends from there. His friends locally consider him second Roosevelt as a huntsman and expect to be invited to a game supper when he returns.
 While Fred Dean and wife were driv- ing to church Sunday their horse became scared at a passing automobile and cramped the wagon around, throwing MT Dean out. He was considerably shaken up but not seriously hurt.
 A telephone is to be installed in the depot. For sometime there has been a demand for it and the matter was finally taken up by patrons of the road with President Mellen, with the result that the phone has been ordered placed. It it needed in communicating with the freight department by patrons quite often and will save many steps. ..
 Miss Cents bungalow on Britton hill is progressing finely. The frame is up. A few nights ago some one tied lighted lantern to high pole on top of the frame work and in Falls Village scores of people had their eyes turned that way wondering what new star of such large magnitude was shining there in the heavens. Some thought it a new comet.
 These have registered as new voters | to be made: Frank Ball, O. W. Buchey, Roscoe Brinton, John Breezy, Thomas F. Cooney, Herbert Gibbs, Frank Howe, Fred Long, Moses c. Marcy, Nicholas Rogers, Edward Sanford. Lawrence Toole, Excott Wilms. They will be made voters in season for the next eled- | tion.
 A party of threshers from Corn wall are in this section with their machine theshing out grain for the farmers. Their capacity is eight bushels in three minutes. For Hezekiah Goodwin. Lime Rock. they recently cleaned up 557 bus hels of oats and 163 bushels of buck wheat. They went to George Halls of this town and threshed his oats and buckwheat, then to Roe Benjamin's, s, thence to Ed Burkett's and will thresh for Howe, on Sugar hill, and for Frank Reed and then for Mrs Little over in the Canaan district They are using a Westinghouse thresher. and gasolene engine.
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