Connecticut western news., 1915-10-21
FALLS VILLAGE

| Mrs. Nellie Chase has returned to St. Cloud. Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Wiesing return- ed Tuesday 10 Brooklyn. after spend ing a good part of the summer here.
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Gillette have closed up their summer residence here and returned to Ansonia.
 Selcetman Walter I. Kellogg and Letter Carrier L. J. Morse spent Sum- day ill Hartford.
 Mrs. W. l.. Brown, of Toledo, Ohio. is visiting her sisters Mrs. w. R. Hub l bell and Mrs. Lee r. Dean, ill Falls ] Village.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Hubbell and MT. and Mrs. George Ayres motOred to 1 Hudson, Sunday.
 Mir. H. c. Gaylord. Mrs. Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hornbeck mot ored over the Mohawk Trail. Sunday. The fireman will give dance in Citizens Hall, Friday of next week. Decker's orchestra will furnish music.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hanchett with MT. and Mrs Miles Hauchett, of Orange, took all automobile ride to Hudson last week and remained a couple of days.
 Mrs. Levi Ganser and Mrs. Laura Brinton were ill Winsted a few days ago attending an official meeting of the Gilbert Home.
 Dr. Skiff and David Evarts went to the Skiff camp few days ago rabbit hunting. They bagged two jacks and two cottontail rabbits. Howard Bailey has rented the Hell mer place, now owned by Harry J. Rocholl.
 George Ward and Bruno Heinz went hunting a few days ago, and Monday evening Heinz will give select party a game supper.
 Mrs. Falls returned 10 New York Monday after spending the summer at her summer home on Sugar Hill. W. T. Bruorton and family, of Brook lyn, N Y, will occupy the house for the winter.
 Mrs. Harry Preston spent Sunday W ith her parents in Amesyille.
 William A. Bukrett, ot Danbury spent Sunday at the Buckett home stead.
 J. H. Higgs, who has spent the sum- mer in this place, has returned to New York city. .l..... .
 Mrs. 0. L. Briggs has returned to Lime Rock.
 Edward Burkett is repairing the Burkett house.
 Joseph Antoms was i'll Great Bar rington, Tuesday.
 Homer Pulver was badly hurt by a fall from tree while picking apples on Sugar Hill. Monday.
 Albert Sheppard, formerly of Falls Village, has just been elected and in- stalled as Worshipful Master of Mystic Lodge, F. and A. M., of Pittsfeld
 The expedition of Roscoe Brinton, G. w Bacon, Clifford Colby, Harold Bray and Roy Brinton, to New York, recently was revelation to Colby, and his delighted surprise at the sights he heard and the sounds he saw, was a circus for the others. 1t was Colby's first experience in the big city, and his companions say they had great sport initiating him into the mysteries of life in the metropolis.
 The Congregational church will be closed next Sunday. Rev. MT. Haz- eltine will be in New Haven attend ing the National Council
 Read The News next week without fail; something of special interest to you will appear.
 Pupils perfect in attendance in the public schools of the town of Can- aan for September:
 Beebe Hill-William Argali, Kath- ryn Andrews, Nelson Bryant, Leon Enderlin Louis Enderlin. Esther Nal nati, Maggie Sanglio. Marine Sanglio, Mary Wilms, Marie Winters, Mabel de- Witt
 D. M. Hunt, Room Byron Berry, Harold Berry, Ellen Carroll Jessie Carroll, Mary Dean, Laura Dickinson, Theodore Dickinson, Ellen Hickey, Elizabeth Holcomb, Loren Palmer, Bertha Schreiber, Robert Schreibe, Charles Sedgwick, Henry Smith, Win fired Smith, Alan Stone, Frederick W:lms. Francis Wright.
 D. M. Hunt, Room 2-Helen An drews, E mma Bradley, Frank Bradley, Madeline Carroll, Dorothy Dean, Wat Ter Decker, Wallace Dickinson, George Dings, Francls Doty, Robert Hickey, 1 Frank Passini, John Sedgwick, Ray mond Simons, Francis Sprague, Clara Wilms.
 Huntsville -Auguste Boibaux, Ce- lima Boibaux, Helen Boibaux, Mar iange Boibaux, Harry Dean. William Dean, Vernon Lorraine, Charles Nal lory, Wallace Mallory, William Nal lory, Olive Willard, Malcolm Nichols Rollin Nichols, Alice Passini.
 Canaan Mountain-Mollie Passini, Dorris Swift.