Connecticut western news., 1915-12-09

HIESthb WGlts NhIs. -. V. beGhlGNs ETNl- erick Gillette and Mrs. John Rode meyer, of Canaan; Mrs. J. c. Stlrges and Edmund Sturges, of Bridgeport.
 Artist Fgleston is re.decorating the residence of Mir. W. E. Hubbard in West Cornwall.
 Mrs. A. w. Gray went to Bridgeport Tuesday morning for a brief stay.
 Miss Josephine Hallock started Tues day for West Virginia. where she will make prntracted visit with her sister.
 Carroll Burkett, clerk at Bartle Broth CTS store has been laid up for few days with q seyere cold.
 Edward s Ford and Mrs c. c. Fold, of Waterbury, were at the Inn, Sunday.
 Hornbeck's store is veritable Santa Claus shop these days. The display of holiday goods-from inexpensive books and toys for children, to the elegant gifts for the grand ladies-abound, and many novelties are conspicuous in the display.
 Mrs. Nellie sanford is assisting with Mrs. E. J. Rornbeck at the Hornbeck store during the holiday season.
 George McCann, who has been the right hand man at the Inn through several administrations. has severed his connection with that institution and re- tired on his capital.
 Miss Mabel Phelps, of Winsted, is a guest of Miss May Willard.
 George Haskins, who was so severely injured when his team was run into by a train at Ashley Falls, went to the Danburv hospital few days ago for treatment. His old injuries are still troubling him.
 George Ward, who has been enjoying a month vacation shooting, etc., has returned to Marcy's store. Cleveland Watson, of Kent, who was his substi. ute in the meantime, has returned home.
 The state road through the town has received q dressing of trap rock, applied under direction of Selt ctman Walter I. Kellogg.
 The Heinz and Kellogg ponds are frozen over and providing fine sport for the young skaters.
 It was Hugo Rocholl's place, formerly the Page place, that was rented to MT. Noble, instead of Harry Rocholl's as stated in last weeks paper.
 H. R. Brinton last Monday delivered to Mrs. Peter Cleveland, of Lakeville, a classy Stakeholder auto.
 Edward Beebe, of Bridgeport, was in town Monday.
 Henry Wolfe, of Amesville, has had a telpehone installed in his house.
 Pupils perfect in attendance in the public schools of the town of Canaan for November:
 Beebe Hill-Jacob Ablamovitz. Will liam Argall, Edward Bradley, Mabel Dings, Esther Malnati, Beatrice Nal. natl, Walter Marcy, Lee Palmer, Maggie Sanglio, Marion Sanglio, Edward Sil. vernale, Mary Silvernale, Frank, ,Wilms, Marie Winters.
 ID. NJ. Hunt, Room l-Ellen Carroll. Jessie Carroll, Laura Dickinson, Theo. dore Dickinson, Ellen Hickey, Loren Palmer, Bertha Schreiber, Ennis Silver. nale, Winifred Smith, Alan Stone, Francis Wright.
 D. M. Hunt, Room 2-Helen An. drews, William Bray, Minnie Carroll, Dorothy Dean, Walter Decker, Wallace Dickinson, George Dings, Lucy Nal. nati, Frank Passini, John Sedgwick, Fracnis Silvernale.
 Huntsville-Auguste Boibaux, Celina Boibaux, Helen Boibaux, Yoonne Boi- baux, Alice Bushey, Harry Dean, Will liam Dean, Marion Dean. Vernon LOT. raine, Olive Willard, Malcolm Nichols
 Canaan Mountain-Helen Passini, Herman Passini, Mollie Passini.
 c. l.. Warner. supervisor.
 The first annual meeting of the Falls Village Volunteer Fire Department was held Tuesday evening in the town rooms The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 Chief, George w. Bacon.
 Captain, Thomas J. Bartle.
 Lieutenant, Harry k. Frink.
 Secretary and treasurer. R. P. Smith.
 Standing Committee, J. K. Mackie, R. H. Brintcn, Lee Wickwire.
 Finance Committee, F. E. Egleston, D. w. Everts, Edward Dickinson.
 The department voted to join the State Association. The company has the full quota of 20 members, and two