Connecticut western news., 1914-10-08
FALLS VILLAGE

town eiectlon, and the result or the vote was:
 Assessor, Levi Ganzer, d, 51; Frede- rick G. Dean, T, ST.
 Board of Relief, George H. Dean, d, 53; Leman Benson, d, 52; Henry w. West,r, ST. Daniel A. Scoville, T, S7.
 Selectmen, Henry E. Howe, d, SON. J. Dean, d, 56; Walter I. Kellogg, r, S6; Arthur F. Gibbs, r, S2.
 Agent of Town Deposit Fund, M. G. Marcy, d, 51; J. Lee Ensign, r, S9.
 Auditor, E. F. E. Heinz, d, 52; Fred E. Egleston, r, 90.
 Grand Jurors, Clayton Benjamin, d, 90; Theodore F. Watson, q, 49; E. F. E. Heinz, d, 52; William H. Hart, T, 90; Bruno O. Heinz, r, 90; Daniel A. Scoville, T, ST.
 Collector of Taxes. George H. Dean, d, 30; Harlan P Morse, r, S9.
 Constables, Barney Smith, d, 30; Ed ward Heinz, d, 53; Edward House, d, 51; Leman Benson, q, 51; Isaac P. Hornbeck, r. S5; Robert E. Pendleton, T, S6; Arthur s. Dean, r, 88; John H. Welch, T, 88.
 Registrar of Voters, A. P. Chapman,
 
 Town School Committee, N. J. Dean, d, 5l; Edwin A. Hazeltine, T, 8S.
 Mrs. John O. Sturges, of Bridgeport, hasNbeen spending a few days with Mrs. Lena Blodgett.
 Dr. Skiff and his chauffeur, Charles Wickwire, started Tuesday, for New York, for couple of days sightseeing i'll the metropolis. Dr. Skiff, who is enjoying his well-earned vacation dur ill the month of October, visits his office every Monday and Friday, from 10 un- til o'clock, for consultation with pa tients. He is experiencing the delights of freedom from professional care, the rest of the time, and apparently the re- taxation is doing him good.
 Miss Marian Marsh, of Cornwall, is visiting Mrs. w. l.. Willard.
 Miss May Willard. the nurse, has re- turned home after two months in Shar- on and Amenia.
 N. Church Ward was taken to the House of Mercy Pittsfeld, Friday, for an operation for appendicitis, which was performed Saturday. It was a serious operation, and young Ward was more than two hours on the operating table. He recovered from the shock in good shape and is now as comfortable as could be expected. Mrs. Edith Ward his mother, accompanied him to the hospital and went up again Tuesday.
 Mrs. P B.. Burnett, of Bridgeport, came up Monday night to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ward.
 Walter Dean, of Branford, is visit ing his cousin, MarshallDean.
 Miss Josephine Hallock has returned from her two months stay in the Cats kills and Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Eugene $. Willis, of Lee, is at Mrs. Wanger's for week.
 Rev. Lee M. Dean, of Providence, is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Lee F. Dean.
 A pleasant birthday surprise party was given. in Huntsville, Saturday last, in celebration of Mrs. Lura Babcock' S 83d birthday. A number of useful presents were given the old lady includ- ing bottle of wine, handkerchiefs, glassware, stockings aprons, birthday cards, etc., and the affair was greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Babcock is in excellent physical health and seemed to enter fully into the spirit of the occcasion. She is the widow of Aaron Babcock, who died in the war of the Rebellion, about 90 years ago. He was a member of the 9th Con- necticut Among the guests at the party were Mrs. George Kellogg, Mrs. House, Miss Belle Judd, Mrs. Frank Lucas, Mrs. Claude Scoville, Miss Alice Scoville, Mrs. Wm. Page, Mrs. Sarah Page, Miss Nita Scoville, Mrs. Nelson Dean, Miss Stoddard, Mrs. Frank Nichols, Master Rollin Nichols, Miss Dorothy Nichols, Mrs. Edward Sanford and Archie Sanford, of Dover Plains.
 Schuyler Dean a native of Falls Will lage aged 56, died at his home in Ben- nington, Vermont, Monday, of blood poisoning caused by dye-stuff getting into wound in his right hand. He was employed in hosiery factory. He leaves wife and family. His brother, Edward Dean, attended the funeral, which was held in Bennington, yester- day. Deceased was for sometime a driver for Dr. Skiff, and left Falls Will lage about l5 years ago.
 Miss Moore is spending few weeks in Pittsfield.
 Mrs. M. E. Rectal, of Philmont, N. Y, is visiting at the Burkett home- stead.
 Miss Clara B. Sabin spent Sunday at her home from the Danbury Normal school.
 Mrs. Hillyer, who has been taking care of MT. Grant Shultis, has gone to sharon to take care of another patient.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry E. Russell spent Monday in Pittsfeld.
 Miss Hazel Bump, of Great Barring ton spent Sunday in town
 The Dwight Brinton property has been thoroughly posted and no permission will be granted for hunting on the same. All violators will be punished to the limit of the law.