Connecticut western news., 1912-11-07
FALLS VILLAGE

| uhy, ITOm OklH mOuubhln, where they have been spending a number of weeks.
 An automobile load of Falls Villagers went to Winsted, Saturday night to at tend the Democratic rally, at which Miles L. Blodgett was one of the speak CTS.
 Mrs. J. s. Tracy and Mrs. Nellie San- ford visited in Hartford Monday. MT. H. O. Gaylord was in the capitol city the same day.
 Walter Chapin, of East Orange, N. J., came home to vote, was greeted by his many friends here. Seth w. Morris, of Bridgeport, also came up to cast his vote and shake hands all around.
 Officers of the election were Fred E. Egleston, moderator William M. Gil lette, Lee Kellogg Edward Heinz and H. B. Howe. booth tenders.
 Frederick Dickinson is credited with the huntsman championship thus far having bagged 18 patridges, one pheas- ant, 16 grey squirrels, four big cotton tail rabbits, and, as the barber puts it. I he played his own dog"
 Mrs. Laura Brinton has gone to Wa terbury, to visit her son, Harry Erin ton.
 Clifford Perkins of Bethel visited Os car Schreiber last week.
 Mrs George Wolfram, of Bridgeport has been visiting Mrs. Bruno Heinz.
 Frank Passini has a small mongre coon, dog which tackled a coon larger than himself, last Friday, in the Passini dooryard. While he was wrestling with the coon, MT. Passini appeared up on the scene and dispatched the ooor with a club. The animal weighed 9( pounds.
 MT. Charles G. Lanneau went to New York Tuesday, by way of Millerton.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will give another of their famous chicker suppers in the church parlors, next Wed nesday evening, Nov. IS.
 The Bull Moose rally in Citizens Hal Saturday night was largely attended A. s. Davis presided and the speakerI were Messrs. Jerome Alexander of Cole brook, 0. s. Phelps of Salisbury and Prof. Theller of Lakeville Miss Heller Whitford, of Canaan, recited a Bul Moose poem.
 Nicholas Rogers and Harry Frink arc home from the Albany School of Phar macy for few days.
 Mrs. Philo Kellogg and her father ant mother, MT. and Mrs. Nichols, vii move today to Shortsville, N. T.. where they will make their future home.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee P Dean have closed their Falls Village residence and return ed to Cambridge for the winter. Mir Dean made a short trip to New York be fore going to Cambridge.
 The new Kelsey hot air heater is be ing installed In the Congregations church by Plumber Frink, under the supervision of an expert from the fac tory. !
 Landlord Langs has just completed extensive Improvements in the cafe and pool room of the Inn, which is now in fine shape for the initial ban1uet of the Bald Head Club, scheduled foI Monday evening, Nov. 25. Nearly 1oC invitations will be sent out at once.
 In MT. Oarrington's room of the D. M. Hunt School, the following pupils have been neither absent nor tardy dur the month of October Grade 8, Mar. garet Butler. George Doty, William Head, Preston Ward Grade 2, Ruth Ayres, Gladys Berry, Edward Doty, Elizabeth Hickey, Edith Wickwire
 The Woman's Missionary societies oi the Litchfield Northwest Conference oi Congregational Churches, will meet with the church in this village, Satur day of this week. Sessions at 10 in the morning and 9 in the afternoon, Mrs, C. E. Ewing of China will speak in the af ternoon on "The task in the New China. ,