Connecticut western news., 1911-10-12
FALLS VILLAGE

Merchant Bison J. Hornbeck went to New York, Tuesday, on business. ~ George W. Capron has resigned his position as assistant to Postmaster Rich ard Smith, owing to the condition of his health. MT. Smiths sister will assist i'll the postofice for the present. MT. Capron's s plans for the future are not yet decided upon.
 John Bartle is away on a business, trip over the Harlem railroad.
 Mrs. E. A. Hazeltine is entertaining company from Port Jefferson, L. I.
 Miss Jane Wilcox has returned from a months visit with her sister, Mrs. Beeman. in Jersey City.
 W. H. Hart spent Saturday and sun- day in Bridgeport, visiting Rev. Mr. Chown, in Brewster, N. Y, before his return. #@ Mrs. Levi Ganser and Mrs. Laura Brinton attended the annual meeting of the Litchfield County Home, held at Winsted, October 6, and report every thing in the very Best condition under the new management of MT. and Mrs. Charles Morse. 1 MT. and Mrs. M. C.. Dean, of South Canaan, went to New York Tuesday to select fall goods for their store.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Dayton, of New Haven, who had been visiting Mrs. Dayton's brother, W. R. Hubbell, re- l turned home on Monday.
 Miss Bertha Graham, of West Haven, spent Sunday with Miss Josephine Hallock.i
 Richard P. Smith was elected Secre- tary of the school board, at the meeting last week, to succeed George E. Frink.
 Among those from Falls Village who attended the Danbury Fair last week were Dwight E. Dean, Mrs. Hubbell, Mrs. Ward, Miles Blodgett and M. G..
 Marcey. H"
 'I A carload of timber arrived few days ago, consigned to the railroad company. It appears that the wood portion of the bridge over the "arch" is to be renewed, and extensive repairs made to the bridge at 'sthe cove.' .t | ET6u DIChluSOn oAuAO AOAhA went out gunning, Monday, and bagged three fine partridge. . John Dwyer was called to New York Thursday by the death of hls brother, } Peter, whose demise leaves John the l last survivor of the family. Charles Owen, the veteran star board
 CT at The Inn, who is ST years old ill his
 stocking feet, and as vigorous as 8 man l | 1, ,s. Tod tn of. ', tend reunion of the Owen family al r Sanford. N. Y.
 A number of young people of Fall: g Village society enjoyed moonlight = drive to Lakeville, Monday evening A family of young red squirrels tha ' were born in the trees near the arch have been inveigled, by their mother .tc - take up quarters on the Watson domain and left for their new home, bag anc z baggage, last Monday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Skiff started Tuesday / for Skiff Mountain, in Sharon, whert
 they will spend 8 months vacation j. This is the first time Dr. Skif has beer c away from his home over night since ht
 started to practice here, and he will b.
 able to fully appreciate the enjoYmen n of we'll earned rest. Incidentally thu Y Doctor received genuine and enjoyabl
 surprise in the shape of a post-cart
 shower last week, in recognition of hi 's 45th birthday, about hundred card
 being received from his friends. Ie Landlord Martin Langs, undismaye' n by the unfavorable weather outlook ol
 Wednesday of last week, started for tn
 Danbury fair. There were others too e who we're not afraid of the threatening n clouds, so Martin did not find himsel 1t alone, by a long shot. and with hi if characteristic faculty for making tn ~ best of circumstances he had reall 'D enjoyable day.
 IT, A series of addresses on The Hol ar Land of Today" will begin next Sur r. day evening, Oct. 18th, at the Methods
 Episcopal Church. A stereopticon (
 the latest design, illuminated by 1,0( IT. candle.power oxy-hydrogen light will i'll used. The pictures are from genuir ls- photographs taken of those holy plac'
 where Christ walked ond wrought h
 wonderful miracles, and where u H. patriarchs and apostles did their gre nd works. Few people have the gre lis privilege of visiting Palestine but
 these high class photographic slides tE
 cities and ruins and peoples are brOugl ef within reach of all. All are welcome la these services, conducted by the paste
 Rev. D. N. F. Blakeney.