Connecticut western news., 1914-11-12
FALLS VILLAGE


 with the Stone 6 Webster Company has been spending a few days with J K. Mackay, operator at the power plant. MT. Kelsey has been in Porte Rico since leaving Falls Village. ---~-
 Mrs. Lena Blodgett is visiting hel brother, Clarence H. Gillette, in Wes Hartford.
 Mrs. Sidney Reed died last Thurs day at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Goodsell, on Skiff Mountain, neal Sharon, where she had made her home for few years past. She had been il ill health for some time and had spent couple of winters in Florida. Hel age, as given on the casket plate, wa: 72 years. The funeral took place ill the Falls Village Congregational churcl Saturday, Rev. MT. Bryant, of tht Methodist church, officiating. Inter ment was in Grassy Hill cemetery, where her husband, the late Sidney Reed is buried. .-. Mrs. Edward Houston and son visited her parents in Huntsville recently.
 Frank A. Bushey, ofWestfeld, Mass. was at his home last week. MT. and Mrs. G. H. Brown, ot Ridgefeld, former residents of Falls Village, were guests of MT. and Mrs George I. Ayres, Sunday. MT. Browr some years ago conducted the grocery store now owned by M. G. Marcy.
 John T. Bartle was in New York last week. s-.. ......f
 Mrs. T. F. Watson has returned from visit to her son in New Haven.
 MT. P. B. Burnett, of Bridgeport visited his daughter, Mrs. Ward, Sun day. '. @.-
 Hn enjoyable chicken-pie supper was served in the Methodist church parlors last night. #-" @t1s+~a" y. ..'a Richard P. Smith and Leon J. Moor attended the Yale-B Brown football game in New Haven, Saturday. r
 Mrs. Carl Dudley, of New Haven, if visiting Miss Lucy Randall.
 Officers in the employ of the state game commission captured gill net about 90 feet long at Twin Lakes, some days ago, from which they re- leased 91 perch that would weigh about IA ounces each. The officers now have the necessary evidence to identify the parties who set the net, and it is likely that action will be brought soon- -sf
 F. E. How'd is making repairs on his home, "Glen Eden" on Sugar Hill.
 l. P. Hornbeck and Carroll Burkett were in Sharon, Sunday. ..e Wm. Dempsey, of Salisbury, and John Clarity of East Canaan were in town Sunday. .'@f... s'...a ...,.. ..... ..s
 Miss Inez B. Russell, who has been home, left Tuesday for East Hartford.
 Mrs. Louis Reed, of Ore Hill, spent few days with her sisters, Mrs. Mer- riman and Mrs. Chas. Blake, return ing to Ore Hill, Monday. ss+-- s.
 Miss Clara B. Sabin spent Sunday at her home, returning to the Danbury Normal School Monday.
 Kenneth and Otho Sabin, of Sails bury, spent Sunday at O. J. Sabin's
 Pupils perfect in attendance in the public schools of the town of Canaan for Got. 1914: e..-+.~.--s --'.
 Beebe Hill-Minnie Carroll, Wallace Dickinson, Robert Hickey, Edward Silvernale, Mary Silvernale, Clara Wilms, Frank Wilms. ... .
 D. M. Hunt, Room Helen An. drews, Byron Berry, Emma Carroll, Harold Hack, Eva Humes, Frank Pas. sini, John Sedgwick, Chas. Sedgwick, Bertha Schrieber, Harry Schrieber, Elizabeth Holcomb, Frederic Wilms, Flora Winters.
 Room 2-Harold Berry, William Braman, Ellen Carroll, Jessie Carroll, Dora Heinz, Birdella Humes, Robert Schrieber, Katherine Sedgwick, Ennis Silvernale, Winifred Smith, ElinoI Tracy, Francis Wright. r..,
 Huntsville-Auguste Boibaux, Mar. eel Boibaux, Celina Boibaux, Helen Boibaux, Alice Bushey, Etta Bushey, Harry Bushey, Marion Dean, Florence Hanchett, Charles Mallory, Wallace Mallory. ....
 Canaan Mountain-Helen Passini, Herman Passini, Mollie Passini, Doris , Swift. .@..-" ..,.~---...
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