Connecticut western news., 1911-09-14
FALLS VILLAGE

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 Mrs, Cosgrove, the nurse, has been confined to the house for few weeks, but is again able to be at work.
 Miss Grace Marcot is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Clayton Benjamin. Mrs. Marcot is spending few days with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Potter at MT. Howd's. AyerilI Hubbell and Church Ward re- turned Saturday to Hilton, N. H., to re- sume their studies in Tilton seminary.
 Miss Annie Rogers went Saturday to New Haven to resume her teaching.
 The schools of this town begin their fall terms Monday. In Hunt school Miss | o 'Hara of Twin Lakes will have charge of the intermediate department. Miss 0 Hara taught in Huntsville last year. Miss Small is retained in the grade she taught last year. Miss Mary Hughes will teach school at The Barracks. Miss Helen Rhoades of Canaan teaches in Huntsville Miss Clark has charge of the primary grade at Beach Hill.
 The new gas Illuminating system has been installed in the library, and was set in operation Saturday evening for the first time and has proved eminently sat- isfactory. It is known as the Forde sys- tenn, which generates gas from gasoline, and gives brilliant and powerful light, with the use of the ordinary mantel gas burner. There are nine lights in opera tion, which give an abundance of illu- imitation in all parts of the library.
 The annual reception at the library will be held tomorrow (Friday) evening, to which, as usual, all patrons of the li- brary and citizens generally are invited There will be music and refreshments provided for the guests. E.
 Miss Jennie Logan of Bridgeport, who was at Mrs. Wards for month5 re- turned home Saturday with her brother and his wife and child, who came up by auto last week. Their journey home was a circuitous one in the shape of an auto tour through P1ttsfeld, Northamp- ton, Amherst and other interesting places.
 MT. and Mrs. Hunstein, who have been living here for some months with their daughter, Mrs. Palmer, have removed to their old town. Narrowsburg, N. Y.
 Rev. MT. Hazeltine started on his two weeks vacation last Saturday. going to Long Island.
 Harold Hazeltine is still acting as helper to Agent Davis, in the baggage department at the railroad station.
 MT and Mrs. William Wiesing of New York are spending couple of weeks with MT. Wiesing's cousin, Mrs. J. Lee Ensign. MT. Wiesiug formerly lived in Lime Rock, and is now connected with the house of Hackett, Carhart & Go. in New York. -
 Henry Hammel and Henry Nugent, of J. Pierpont Morgan's office, New York, have been camping at Camp Bartle, Twin Lakes, for their weeks vacation. This is their third year at this pleasant spot. ... I.
 The baseball season has ended, so far as the Falls Village team is concerned. Manager Heinz reports that the team has made as good record as could have been expected, considering the lateness of their start. Next season it is planned to start early and develop crack team.
 James Welsh, prescription clerk at Touceys drug store, Bridgeport, and Matthew Brice, mail clerk on the rail. road running from New York to New Bedford, were at Edward Heinz's last week. ..-. .. ....
 William A. Bartle and family. who have spent the season here, have re- turned to New York. NTheir fine horses, wagons, harness, etc., were shipped to the city Tuesday. H# ....,
 Miss Alden, who has been at T. F. Watson's for month, returned to New York Saturday. ...... >.s.
 J. Coleman Smith of Bethel, district manager for the Strout Real Estate Agency, was in town 8 couple of days this week, calling on Agent Beard. The city people are leaving town daily and the town is settling down to it's nor mai condition of quiet. ... | The list of voters "to be made" will be made out today. It is estimated that there are about twenty-five persons eli | gible to be made voters.
 Republican nominations at the caucus Friday evening were as follows:
 Assessor-F. G. Dean.
 Selectmen-Walter Kellogg, Arthur F. Gibbs.
 Grand jurors-Lee w. Baird, Dwight E. Moore, Daniel A. Sooville.
 Constables-I. P. Hornbeck, George w. Bump. John Weloh.
 Town clerk and treasurer-J. Lee