Connecticut western news., 1913-10-09
FALLS VILLAGE
TOWN ELECTION

are as follows
 Assessor, Marshall O. Dean.
 Board of relief, Henry W. West, Dan iel A. ScovilIe.
 Selectmen, Walter I. Kellogg, Arthur F. Gibbs, Henry E. Howe, d.
 Town clerk, treasurer and agent town deposit fund, J. Lee Ensign.
 Auditor, Fred E. Egleston, Nicholas Rogers, d.
 Grand jurors, W. H. Hart, Bruno O. Heinz, Daniel A. Scoville. T. F. Watson, d. E mil F. Heinz, d.
 Collector of taxes. Harlan P. Morse.
 Constables, I. P. Hornbeck, Robert E. Pendleton, Arthur s. Dean, John H. Welch, Clayton M. Benjamin. d, Nelson J. Dean, d.
 Registrars of voters, J. Sedgwick Tracy, Miles L. Blodgett, d.
 School committee, Richard P. Smith, Moses G. Marcy, d.
 The vote on the constitutional amend ment was, 31 yes. 21 no.
 Dr. Skiff. president of the Litchfield County Medical Association, attended a meeting of the association, in Torring- ton, Tuesday.
 Marshall 0. Dean went to New York Tuesday for few days stay.
 MT. Merritt Spaulding and MT. Charles s. Adam, of Canaan, were in town Tuesday.
 A considerable number of Falls Will lagers are attending the Danbury fair this week.
 The large turbine wheels for the Stone 6 Webster plant have arrived and were unloaded Tuesday.
 Frank O. Bushnell and s. o. More. house, with their wives. of New Haven, were in town Sunday, and inspected the work on the power plant.
 Mrs. T. F. Watson returned Saturday from her visit in Danbury.
 MT. John H. Taylor. of New York, and his friend MT. Morin, are visiting at MT. Lee P. Deans.
 Mrs. F. B. Burnett returned to Bridge port last week.
 The union temperance meeting in the Methodist Church, Sunday evening was we'll attended and unusually interesting.
 Thomas J. Bartle and Harry Frink have gone to New York to witness the big leagne championship baseball garles
 The social dance in Citizens Hall. Thursday night was all enjoyable sue cess.
 Mrs. Frink and son Harry now have an automobile--an Overland.
 Town Clerk J. Lee Ensign had issued inc unte s licenses up to Tuesday.
 Somebody stole lap-robe from the buggy of Cornwall Hollow man which stood under the horse-shed in the rear of Citizens Hall, during the dance Thurs day night.
 Mr. Walter O. Harrison the artist. is entertaining MT. aud Mrs. Bol dent and daughter, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 William Rectal is employed by the Stone 6 Webster Go.
 MT. Prentiss who has been employed at the Lime Rock Borden Creamery, has been transferred by the Bordens to Sec. harie where he has been promoted to barn inspector. William Hogancamp, of Pittsield, was home Sunday, the guest of his parents.
 MT Yonkers, MT. Moons new farmer, arrived from Cornwall Bridge.
 MT. and Mrs. Joest, who have been boarding at Oscar Sabin's have gone to Pittsfeld, where MT. Joest will be em. ployed.
 A meeting of the Village Improve ment Association is hereby called for Tuesday evening, October 14, at 7:3O o'clock, in Town Room at Falls Village, to consider plans for the future or to disband the organization. There are funds in the treasury, sufficient to con- tinue the street lights until November 1, after which date we must re.organize the present system, install electric lights or walk in darkness. Come and help decide. F. E. Egleston, vice. president, N. M. Sanford, treasurer.
 Roll of honor for the month, in the public schools of the town of Canaan:
 D. M. Hunt school-Miss M. O'Hara, teacher-Helen Andrews, Byron Berry Harold Berry, Grace Baldwin, Floyd Baldwin, Emma Carrol. Laura Dickin- son. Theodore Dickinson, Walter Decker Eva Humes. Birdella Humes, Harry Schreiber, Chas. Sedgwick, Francis Sil- vernale, Frederic Wilms, Francis Wright. Registration 23.
 Canaan Mountain-J. l.. Root, teacher Helen Passini, Herman Passini, Mollie Passini. Registration 4. | n M Hupt cohopI-P w