Connecticut western news., 1912-10-24
FALLS VILLAGE


 xaccoon hunts on Tuesday night. Martin Goggin captured two large raccoons and Friday night, Preston Ward, Martin Goggin and Wesley and Ward Andrews ehoroughly enjoyed the raccoon hunt of the season, when they got two whopping raccoons with MT. Goggin's valuable coon dog.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo Brown Of Peekskili IN. Y., on return from their auto trip fno1n Danbury, visited at the house ot Hkaeir cousins MT. and Mrs. H. P. Wick xrire last week.
 Mrs. Mahala Brown from Glenham, N. Y, is visiting at the house ot her uiece Mrs H. P. Wick wire.
 Edward Wickwire of Waterville with his famiry came up U Falls Village Sun day in his automobile stopping at the aaouse of his brother II. P. Wickwire for dinner. returning to his home ic the af- &ernoon.
 William Bushey aud Charles Bushey of Goshen, Emos Estey and daughter from Norfolk, Fred Spencer of Cornwall Hollow and Frank and Ruth Bushey of Falls Village visited at the house of MT. and Mrs. Fred Bushey Sunday.
 Ralph Bushey of Westfeld, Mass, visited at the house of his uncle, Fred Bushey returning to his home Friday.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Gillette are wis 1ting Mrs Gillette's sisters in Hartford.
 Postmaster Smith has contributed a Dox of cigars, through George Frink, to smokers who rejoice more than he does over the victory of the Red Sox Ill the World Series of baseball games.
 John Bartle's automobile is in thor ough repair and in commission again.
 The state roads are being treated to a flop dressing of trap-rock. through the village. The work IS under the super vision of SeIectman Walter l. Kellogg, Deputy Commissioner datmaker, rep resenting Commission 3r Macdonald having changed the former order of Gh1ngs by deposiny Inspector Howe and placing the work directly In the hands s0f the selectmen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bison J, Hornbeck went &o New York, Tuesday, to purchase goods for the winter trade. Mrs. George Ayres is in charge of the Hornbeck store Glnring their absence.
 l.. w. Baird who was warne1 by Con stable Hornbeck last week to vacate the house owned by Mrs. Sharks, packed up his worldly belongings and left the town, with his family, on Monday, for New York state, where, it is said, he Mas secured position in an insurance office in Binghamton.
 l.. E. Moon, of New, work, was in Gown last week, looking over the exten- ssive repairs on his farm near Amesville.
 F. 5. Weed, former resi- lent of Falls Village, died ill New Orleans few days ago. while en route to California with his wife. While in Falls Village MT. Weed conducted fruit and vegetable market here and in Lime Rock.
 Mrs. M A. Brown and Mrs. Lester Brown and son of Lenox, have been vis- Eting MT. and Mrs. W, R. Hubbell.,
 Correction-Miss Jeanette Thomp- son, who spent some time at Dr. Loewe's camp near Lime Rock, has taken room s0r the winter at Henry E. Howe's.
 Mrs. George V. Capron is in Bridge port visiting her sisters and son George
 Mrs. J. Lee Ensign is spending the week in Springfield and Proctor, Yer. MaOnt.
 Dr. Theodore Watson, of New Haven arrived here Saturday night for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E Watson.
 Mrs. Lyons, of New Rochelle, has re- 1rned home. Mrs. Scudder, who ac ssOmpanied her, is now on her way tc Honolulu as missionary.
 Secretary Chapman has recorded the name of Clifford I. Stoddard of New Haven as a new member of the Bald AA0ou EO4uU. AHo C4uU 5 DduquSG Will De Aeld next month at the Falls Village 4nn.
 Messrs. Edward B. Gaylord, repnbli Gan candidate for state Senator, Hon. M H. Tanner, of the state committee s%a1d Hon. A. L. Clark, all of Winsted were in town last week.
 MIR. BRINTON's NOMINATION.