Connecticut western news., 1913-01-30
FALLS VILLAGE

uelu secretary or the MetnOCuSG WOm- ans Missionary Society, gave an in- tensely interesting talk on the work of the Society, i'll the Methodist church. Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Caroline B. Sedgwick's sister. Miss Bowman. of Torrington, is still here, attending Mrs. Sedgwick, in her illness.
 Mrs. F. D. Dayton, of West Haven, visited her brother, MT. W. R. Hubbell and Mrs. Hubbell. last week.
 MT. and Mrs. P B. Burnett, of Bridge port spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Edith Ward.
 Mrs. Cora E. Brown, of Winsted was in town last week, visiting at MT. and Mrs. Frink's and MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign's and there were afternoon teas, whists and parties galore during her stay.
 Mrs. J. s. Tracy entertained some of the ladies at tea, Monday evening.
 MT. A. S. Davis attended the dinner of the Progressives at The Elton Water bury, last week.
 Louis Davis is still assisting at the Cornwall Bridge station, in the absence of Agent Ferguson, who is undergoing treatment in a hospital, for typhoid fever.
 Representative Brinton is attending regularly upon the sessions of the leg. islature.
 School Supervisor George G. Vogel was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Stella D. MilIspaugh of East hampton arrived Tuesday for a visit with Falls Village friends.
 Frank Bushey is absent from his ac. customed place in Marcy's store, and re- port says he has gone to Texas to seek his fortune.
 Artist W. l.. Carrigan spent last week Tn New York.
 It is reported that MT. Miles Han chett's mother will move from the Han chett farm, to the Loewe place recently purchased by MT. Hanchett, and that the farm will be sold.
 At the Boy Scouts food sale in Town Hall, Friday afternoon about $i5 was realized. 4
 A box social was held by the Epworth League at the residence of Leonard J. Morse, near South Canaan Friday. A good time was enjoyed and about $15 added to the treasury. Last Wednesday afternoon, a Jewish rabbi named Polish Krupinan from New York. came up to inspect farm in this neighborhood. In company with two other Hebrews, he went to the farm, in a wagon, and on returning, at a spot near the big iron bridge on the west side of the river they were run into by another team that was being driven at fast gait. Their wagon was overturned by the force of the collision and in the fall, Krupinan's leg was broken in three places. Dr. Skiff was summoned, who made the man as comfortable as possi-
 
 pital in New York. Tie drIver of. the other outfit whipped up his team and sped away without stopping to render assistance or even ascertain the damage he had done, and his identity IS un- known.
 David Hatmaker, of Salisbury, was in town Monday night.
 The East Canaan dramatic club pre- sented "A Woman's Honor" in Citi- zen's Hall, Monday evening, to a good | house.
 l Mrs. Edward Heinz is in South Nor walk, visiting at MT. and Mrs. John Raiths' and taking treatment from Dr. Francis, scientific spinal adjuster. She is gradually improving under his treat ment.
 Mrs. l.. E. Moon took Mrs. Nancy 1 Hughes to Great Harrington Saturday afternoon for her first glimpse of a mov- ing picture show, in which she was nat urally much interested. | Miss Louise kratzer, or Memphis, N Y, is visiting her cousin, J. Lee Ensign.
 Mrs. May o. Hall, of Fishkill Land ing, N. Y, whose husband was killed at Worcester couple of weeks ago, is visiting Miss Harriet Ensign, of Lime Rock.
 Rev. Dr. Wilson, presiding elder, will preach in the methodist church next Sunday.
 A public meeting in the interests of education will be held in the D. M. Hunt library building. Friday, January 31, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Belle Holcomb Johnson. visitor and inspector of public libraries will speak on books and read ing. Music will be provided by the | of ba foun Raparkc will To