Connecticut western news., 1915-09-09
FALLS VILLAGE


 home few days ago from HillcreSt Hopsital in Pittsiield, where she under. went serious operation.
 Schools began Tuesday for the fall term, with a good attendance in all the schools.
 Tine new garage of Bartle Brothers is covered and will be completed ill a short time.
 The republican town caucus will be helI tomorrow, Friday, evening and the democratic on Saturday evening There is little or nopolitical excitement and no discussion except on the ques. tion of license.
 J. $ Tracy and wife and E. J. Horn. beck and wife motored over the Mo. hawk Trail Sunday and returned on Labor Day in time to visit the Sails. bury fair. About 90 from Falls Vil- lage attended the fair and were well pleased with it.
 Miss Alicia Dunn has returned after protracted stay in Poughkeepsie, and will resume operations as milliner.
 MT. Isadore w. Zamboni left Thurs. day for Idaho, where he has accepted d position as assistant master mechanic with the Hecla Mining Company, at Wallace, Idaho, position which he held for four years before coming East He will return for his family-wife and infant twin boys-probably be- tween now and spring. Mrs. Zamboui was formerly Mrs Marjorie Hart Argall, daughter of Mir. w. Fl. Hart.
 Frank Sprague is on the sick list.
 Sheldon Dean is reported to have left town, bag and baggage.
 w. H. Hart and his grandson, Willie Argall, attended the Goshen fair Mon. day. Cullen r. Holcomb and family and the Merriman family also attended.
 Mrs. Clifford E. Howe and children to Boston Saturday after twelve weeks visit at H. l.. Howe's.
 George W. Carron, of New Haven, is spending a week in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. George R. Morris. of New Haven, have been calling on Falls Village friends.
 Mrs. John Kisselbrack, of New is visiting here. She is Il daughter of Joseph Wilkinson and | formerly lived here.
 Mr., and Mrs. $. L. Frear visited | their daughter, Mrs. Frank Alcott, in | from Saturday until Monday. l
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Bassett, of Evanston, Ill.,, arrived in town last l week. MT. Bassett returned with MT. 1 Dean, Friday. Mrs. B. re. mains for longer visit.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Hubbell and son | Averill, and Miss Pauline Brown | over the Mohawk Trail Sunday. l While on their trip they visited the old | Newgate Prison at Granby and were accompanied by Rev. Mir. Hanna, form. erly of Falls Village, now located in | East Granby
 George Wood has large collection of | Indian arrow. heads picked up on field | i'll Kent. He has also the skull of an | Indian, whose skeleton was recently | dug up, in Kent.
 Misses Julia and Kittie Grace, of i Pennsylvania, are making their annual visit to Connecticut friends and are at present stopping with Mrs. Barney Smith, relative. Before returning home they will visit Canaan, where they lived and went to school when they were little girls. At Mrs Smiths they were called on few days ago by Dr. Casey. of New York, on his way to his home in Willimantic, and Dr. Casey was most hospitably entertained by Mrs. Smith during his visit.
 Mrs. Orrin Wakeman and son. of New Haven, were the guests of Mrs. Moore. Saturday.
 Chas. O. Briggs, of Dorchester, is his mother here.
 Wm. 4. Burkett spent Monday at the Burkett homestead.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Watson are en- tertaining relatives from Sparta, Wis
 Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Deutsch spent ill Great Harrington.
 Miss Anna Rogers has returned to New Haven to teach.
 George Bunce and niece, of Buffalo, are visiting at Fred Blake's.
 Sherman Higgs was in New York city last week.
 pr. F. :. Skiff was in New Haven one day last week.
 Mrs. Hillyrr visited Waterbury Fri ! day and Saturday.
 Miss Miriam Bushey, of this place, 1 is visiting her cousins in New Britain.
 Etta Bushey, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. W. Houtson, of ! Falls Village, has returned to her home in Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Houston and son Goshen fair Monday, Sept. 9th.
 Lena Bushey spent couple of days I.,..t .r-.,.,1- II-...-A-... l