Connecticut western news., 1911-09-28
FALLS VILLAGE

had been at H. E. Howe's for the sum- mer, returned to their home in Pine Plains Sunday. They left by auto, ill company with their son John and his wife and family, who had been stopping for a week at Mrs. Wards.
 MT. and Mrs. William Wiesing have returned to New York.
 Miss Curtis, of Fishkill Landing, has been visiting Miss Josephine Hallook at The Pines.
 Plumber Frink IS installing bath room and steam heating appliance in the residence of Walter King Stone, Belden street known as Irwin Doors." He will also put bathroom fixtures and steam heat in the new house of Fred Andrews. which John Cudney is build ing, and which is expected to be ready for occupancy Nov. 1.
 The following new voters have been "made" and added to the list Henry W. West, Peter P. Antoniczuk. Walter D. Roth, w. J. Bacon, Louis A. Davis, James R. Cummings. O. G. Lanneau, Wm. E. Shepard, John A. Shultis. Geo. McCann, Lee H. Kellogg, Geo. F. Kim ball, Lloyd Proper, Charles W. Bushey, Wm J. Stevens.
 Dwight Brinton has just had running water installed in his house and barn, from spring on his land 2,5OO feet dis tant. MT. Brinton says he has con- templated this for the last IT years.
 The supper given by the ladies aid society in the Methodist church, Mon day evening was success in every way A splendid bill of fare was furnished and the meal expertly served. The pro- ceeds amounted to something over $4O
 Harold Hazeltine returned to his studies in Yale (Sheff) Tuesday.
 Mrs. Emily Jenks, clerk at the post office, has been laid up with sickness for a week.
 Two of the oldest residents of the town died on Friday. Mrs. Thomas Jarrett, aged 90, and MT. Philo Benson, aged 88. Mrs. Jarrett was the mother of Mrs. George Wilcox of Canaan ; William and Jennie Jarrett of Falls Village and Mrs. Fred Wilms. Both Mrs. Jarrett and MT Benson were buried on Sunday.
 Mrs. H. A. Dorsey, of Bridgeport, spent several days with Mrs. L. P. Dean.
 Mrs. Clifford Howe and child, who spent some time with Mrs. H. E. Howe, returned to Boston last week.
 Dr. Skiff's vacation will begin Oct. 10 instead of Oct. 1, as announced in this correspondence last week.
 Rev. MT. Hazeltine has returned from his vacation spent near Port Jefferson, l.. l., & former parish. as'- @
 MT. Lynott, who bought the Joseph Smith place some months ago, has just purchased a fast racing horse which is reputed to have taken big money in some of the grand circuit races.
 The annual meeting of the Savings Bank was held Monday and the old board of officers reelected, as follows President. E. W. Spur vice. e-president Hezekiah Goodwin; treasurer, H. O. Gaylord secretary and assistant treas. urer J. Lee Ensign trustees, E. W. Spur, Hezekiah Goodwin, H. O. Gay lord, J. Lee Ensign E. J. Hornbeck. Edward Ward, F. M. Olin, J. s. Tracy
 Miss Lillian Genth, the celebrated painter, will close her summer residence on Brinton Hill and return to New York this week, to spend the winter.
 Rev. MT. Blakeney gave an interest ing and instructive discourse on Civic Righteousness, Sunday evening, illus trated with stereopticon views.
 Hezekiah Goodwin is visiting his sister in Vermont.
 The concert given by the Hartford company of blind musicians, in Citizens Hall, Friday evening, attracted quite g large audience and was an enjoyable performance.