Connecticut western news., 1914-09-03
FALLS VILLAGE

N. J., viitsed Landlord Langs at the Inn, last week.
 ! Mrs. Harriet Moore, of Huntington, West Virginia, is visiting Tier sister, Miss Josephine Hallock. Mrs. Moore, with her husband, Dr. Moore, recently returned from EuroFe by way of Quebec.
 The daughters of Mir. N. 4. McNeil, of Lime RC. <, are now homeward bound from Genoa, Italy.
 Miss Emily Marsh, of Cornwall, has been spending few days with Mrs. w. L. Willard.
 Miss May MiHard, the nurse, attended her class reunion at the Hotel Wendell, Pittsfield, last week, accom- panied by her friend, Miss Mabel | Phillips. Miss Willard has returned to Sharon.
 MT. and Mrs. w K. Hubbell were in Hartford, Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. MT. Hazeltine, of the Falls Village and South Canaan churches ex- changed Sunday, with Rev. Mir. Black man, of Warren.
 Word has been received from Miles l.. Blodgett, who is in Oakland, Cali fornia, that he is in the business of manufacturing "the famous Zealandia Liniment and toilet requisites, and is a member of the firm of the Paltridge- Blodgett Company.
 Repairs in the Amesville school house have been made.
 George Morgan of Pittsfeld, is visit ing his brother in Amesville.
 Miss Helen Eggleston, of Salisbury, spent Sunday as guest of Clara Sabin.
 The Seymour family, have sold their household furniture and expect to sell their house in Amesville.
 Carroll Burkett and David Everts went with Bartle Brothers to Winsted Friday night.
 Mrs M. Moore was called to Pitts field on account of the illness of her dauhter Mrs. $. B. Sabiu.
 Raymond Wolfe and sister Emma, and friend have been spending few days at Henry Wolfe's III Amesville.
 Mrs. Reuben Ford, of Riverton has been spending the week at Fred Blake's.
 MT. Clarence H. Gillette has been spending few weeks with his wife in Hartford, where Mrs. Gillette is mak- ing an indefinite stay.
 Mrs. J. Ranson Smith, of Sandy Hook, was at Mrs. Lyman Munson's, Monday.
 Mrs. Henry Hanchett, who had been visiting Falls Village friends has re- turned to her home in Ridgewood N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Andrews, of New Haven, have been boarding at T. K. Watson's.
 The democratic caucus for the elec- tion of delegates will be held Saturday at 3 p. m.
 Miss Scranton, of New Haven, a teacher, has been stopping at Wagner's.
 Richard P. Smith spent last week in Boston, with J. M. Wood, of the Stone 6 Webster Go. a. -rsf-
 MT. and Mrs. P. B. Burnett, of Bridgeport, were at Mrs. Edith Wards, Sunday. Preston Ward accompanied them home.
 The republican caucus was held Mon- day evening Fred Egleston was chair man, and R. P. Smith clerk. These delegates to the conventions were elected: State, H. c. Gaylord, J. & Tracy. Congressional, George w. Hall R. F. Smith. Senatorial, Wm. R. Hubbell, B. O. Heinz. County, I. P. Hornbeck, F. E. Egleston.
 The schools will reopen Tuesday of next week. MT. Burlington, principal of the Hunt School, has unexpectedly resigned in order to become principal of a training school in Waterbury. His successor has not yet been decided upon. Miss Laura Stoddard, of Dan- bury, will teach the Huntsville school; Miss Bessie Davis, of Falls Village, the Beebe Hill school Miss Mary O'Reilly, of East Canaan, the No. 3 Hunt school. Falls Village will send ten or twelve pupils to the Canaan High school.
 Misses Julia T. and Kittie A. Grace, of Philadelphia, who had spent three weeks with friends in Falls Village and Canaan, returned home Monday.
 Shoemaker Abramovitz will keep house in the Olin block, in the rooms formerly occupied by the clothing store. Plans for the new St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church will soon be approved, and it is expected that work on the new edifice will be begun about the first of October. The site is next to the Congregational church, on the Beebe Hill road.
 MT. L. E. Moon, of New York, and Falls Village, has been spending several days in town. On his fine farm, "Bonne Terre," 125 tons of silo was placed in one of the silos, and settled, all ln three days. Superintendent Adam Yonkers thinks this is a record achievement.
 Ice cream sale will be held Thursday afternoon and evening at the M. k. church parlors.
 Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock a lecture on the life of Rev. J. Calvert, Missionary to Fiji. Lecture to be illustrated by stereopticon views, a silver offering is requested.