Connecticut western news., 1912-10-10
FALLS VILLAGE

cd for Albany Monday, where they are attending the Albany College of Phar- macy. .r"
 Dr. Skiff will be iu his office from to 4 p. m Monday, Oct. IA. t ...,
 Secretary Chapman has enrolled the Following new members of the Bald Head Club: Joseph R. Sanford, Sails bnryz A. W. Tw1ss, E l.. Peabody, Charles Miller, LakeVille. The date of the, first annual banquet will be an nounced next week, by the committee, 1t will probably be held at the Falls Village Inn, about the middle of Novem- Der. .s,..--- ...se .fs. ai---= 'ts. .s.- .
 John Rogers is the new clerk..in Frink's drag store. -r
 A number of Falls Village friends at tended the funeral of Dr. George H. Knight in Lakeville, Monday.
 Frank Reed and John H. Belden, of Hartford, come home Monday to vote.
 Artist Carrigan is entertaining dis &inguished fellow artist from England, and family who will proceed soon to California, where they have a son in college and where they will spend the winter. b ..E a, #..#
 Election day passed of, quietly, though an unusually heavy vote was boiled. The principal interest centered in the license contest, which was won by the license party by vote of 92 to TO-. 8 majority of g for license, reversing vote of last year. The republicans were suc- Ncessful in the election of town officers. The vote was as follows; t...
 Straight republican tickets,74; straight democratic. 83. 8 + '
 Assessors. George E. Frink, T, 83 i; Moses G. Marcy, d, 66. ....
 Board of Relief, Dwight Brinton, r. 89e; Marshall 0. Dean, r. 81-; Leman' Benson, d, 64; Levi Ganser, d, 65,
 Selectmen. Walter I. Kellogg, r, 30 i; Arthur F. Gibbs, r, 76 Henry E. Howe, d.72; Edward J. House, 73. '
 Auditor. Robert E. Pendleton, r, 80 j; Levi Ganser, d, 68.1 st t.< #'2t5 '.5
 Grand Jurors. Frederick E. Egleston, r,62; Bruno Q. Heinz, r, 80; Daniel ScoviAe, F, 78; Emil Heinz, d, 80 ;; Theodore F. Watson, d. 68; Nelson J. : Dean, d, 70. .# V
 Collector of Taxes, Harlan P. Morse, r, 8 1; George H. Dean, d. .f64. s4 lt.
 0onstables, Isaac P. Hornbeck, r, 8I i; Robert E. Pendleton, r, 80; Arthur s. Dean, T. 82; John H. Welch, r, 82; N. T Dean. d, TO; Edward Heinz. d. ST; i; George H. Dean. d, 65. .sfAts
 Registrar of Voters, J. Sedgwick Tracy,,r 8s; Miles L. Blodgett, d, 66.
 Town School Committee, Francis s. Skiff. r, 81 i; George H. Dean, q. 66.
 Tn the business meeting, T F. Watson was moderator. Among the business transacted, it was voted to- discontinue the new road" up the mountain, con- Grming the action of the selectmen A 1S-mill tax was voted, and &, 800 appro- priated for the schools. x #.
 The prohibition caucus will be held at D, E. Dean's home at o'clock tonight i; the progressive in the selectmen's room at 7;30; the democratic at 3 o'clock Sat- urday afternoon. The republicans held Eheir caucus last night. s....
 The Progressive party will hold it's caucus Thursday evening, Oct. 10, at 7:30. in the town room for the purpose Of nominating representative. 4
 The list of Bull Moosers in this town has grown surprisingly the past week, { and contains the name of several of our most respected citizens. ., The members of the party all feel confident of victory on Nov.6 5 t@%+. ~
 Lloyd D. Brinton, alternate delegate, Wm. Sonto and Walter King Stone att tended the senatorial convention in Ca- saaaa Saturday t.t ....