Connecticut western news., 1914-09-10
FALLS VILLAGE

about on his left foot, as the result of a drop in lumber. He was moving a pile of heavy timbers in the rear of his residence, when one stick SxS inches and about 10 feet long fell down on his right foot, painfully bruising it and putting it out of commission.
 Mrs. Clifford E. Howe and two children, who have been visiting at H. E. Howe's, have returned to thoir homo in Boston.
 l Miss Lucy Randall returned last week from protracted visit in New Haven.
 Lee Kellogg, who had been confined to the House of Mercy for about six months, with broken leg, returned home Monday. He is able to get about, with the help of crutches.
 MT. and Mrs. Lyman Finkle, of Bridgeport, are visiting Mrs. Finkle's sister, Mrs. George Blake.
 Miss Bessie Bartholomew, of Bridge port, spent few days with Miss Lucy Randall.
 The annual reception of the D. M. Hunt Library will be held tomorrow evening. The usual program, music, singing and speaking will be observed.
 Harry E. Russell has bought horse of Bartle Brothers.
 George Bunce, of Buffalo, has been spending several days at Fred Blake's.
 Miss Eva Cleaveland, of Bridgeport, has been spending few days at the Jarrett homestead.
 Inez and Marjory Russell spent Labor day in Hartford.
 MT. L. A. Montague, of Winsted, spent Labor day al Burketts.
 Mrs. Mary Burkett, of Canaan, and daughter, spent Labor day at the Burkett homestead in Amesville.
 James Woodin, of Winsted, has been spending few days at R. A. Wodin's.
 Mrs. Larkin, who has occupied the McCusker house in Amesville, left Saturday for her home in Bridgeport.
 H. E. Russell is spending his vacation at his home this week.
 MT. and Mrs. M. A. Hanchett, of Orange, N. J., spent Labor day at their farm home, returning Tuesday, taking Miss Ellen Hanchett with them for a short stay. |.E
 Miss Belle Hanchett motored to Hud- son, Sunday wit her cousin, Mrs. Charles Stickles, for weeks visit.
 Miss Scranton returned Saturday to her home in Madison. Miss Jennie Logan returned Saturday to Bridgeport. Both young ladies had been boarding at Mrs. Wagner's E..
 Miss Norma Hazeltine returned to sher teaching duties in Peekskill, Tues day. ##
 Miss Clara Dunham and Miss Anna Rogers have returned to New Haven, where they are teaching.
 Mr. Harry Dean of Cambridge Mass, and MT. John Taylor, of New York, spent Sunday at Lee. F. Dean's. Dr. Theodore Watson and MT. Paul Herrity, of New Haven, spent Labor day at T. F. Watson's.
 l Averill Hubbell was home from Hartford, over Sunday.
 , Eight couples enjoyed corn roast and picnic in the woods, near the site of the old Catholic church, on Friday. , Falls Village sent good sized dele gation to the jubilee singers concert in Pilgrim church, Canaan, Sunday night. '
 Harry Brinton, of Waterbury, visited friends here. over Sunday. =.. Miss Abbie Kellogg has been visiting Miss Ellen Brigner. ....,
 John Rogers, of Hartford, was at his , home here, Labor Day. The social dance in Citizens Hall, Friday evening, was largely attended. David Everts and George Haskins took four prizes at the Salisbury fair, on their poultry exhibit.
 l.. K. Moon had fine bull, COW and team of horses on exhibition at the ! Salisbury fair.
 Abram Abramowitz, the shoem aker, , went to the fair in picturesque fashion. He hitched his horse to his buggy in Russian style, with the big neck bow, decorated with a profusion of flags, and attracted lots of attention, rf IT,
 Mrs. Beach, of Bristol, is the new principal of the D. M. Hunt school, succeeding MT. Darlington. Mrs. Beach is a teacher of experience and is confidently expected to handle the Hunt school in most satisfactory manner Mrs Daniel Dean, of South Canaan, was thrown from horse rake few days ago and painfully injured.
 A service of song in the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday next at 7:30 p. m. entitled "Sown by the Way side" An offering will be taken.