Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
FALLS VILLAGE

Assessor, Arthur W. Wagoner; Board of Relief, Henry w. West, Daniel A. Scoville; Selectmen, Walter I. Kellogg, Arthur F. Gibbs; Agent of Town De- posit Fund, J. Lee Ensign; Auditor Fred E. Egleston; Grand Jurors, A. W. Wagoner. Rober5 E. Pendleton, Henry W. West; Collector of Taxes, Harlan P. Morse; Constables, John H. Welch, John T. Bartle, Arthur $. Dean, Cullen B. Holcomb; Registrar of Voters, Lee H. Kellogg; Town School Committee, William fl. Hart.
 The democrats made the following nominations for the same offices: As. sessor, N. J. Dean; Board of Relief, George H. Dean. Charles Babcock |: Selectmen, Henry B. Howe, Levi Ganser; Agent of Town Deposit Fund, J. Lee Ensign; Auditor, Clayton Ben Clayton Benjamin. Theodore F. Watson; Collector of Taxes, Leman Benson; Constables. Barney Smith, Henry J. Dean, Charles Babcock, Leman Benson; Registrar of Voters, George H. Dean; Town School Com. mittee. T. | Shannon.
 Carrier l.. J. Morse of route No. from the local postottice is taking a vacation, and spending it at Natural Bridge, N. Y. Lee Kellogg is taking his place with the mail.
 Harry E. Dean is generously dis tributing nice ripe strawberries from his vines. Raspberries are also to be had from late bearing stock.
 George W. Capron, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with his mother.
 Hezekiah Goodwin is erecting new silo at his farm.
 Miss Nina Bockman, former teacher in our schools, will teach in Torrington the coming year.
 J. s. Tracy attended Tuesday the monthly meeting of the County Com missioners at Litchfeld.
 N. L. Rogers, of New London, spent Sunday at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign, Miss J. Hallock and the Misses Ensign, of Lime Rock, attended the funeral of relative, Mrs. Curtiss, jn Peekskill, Tuesday.
 Rev. T. w. and Mrs. Haven are talk. ing their annual vacation and will be gone two weeks. At present they are visiting relatives in Syracuse, N. Y. The Methodist church will be closed during their absence.
 Miss Clara E. Dunham and Miss Anna Rogers have returned to their school duties in New Haven.
 Secretary R. P. Smith, of the school committee, desires the names all those who plan to attend the high school in Canaan. The names should be given to him this week in order that he may provide the necessary transportation books.
 The Misses Grace, who have been spending few weeks with Mrs. Barney Smith, have gone to New York city for a short stay before returning to their home in Philadelphia.
 I. P. Hornbeck attended the. funeral of Mrs. John Garrity at Canaan, Tues. day. Burial was in the Salisbury cemetery.
 Dr. F. $. Skiff was present Tuesday at the special session of the legislature held ill Hartford.
 Miss Ray Hazeltine is visiting friends in Westfeld, Mass.
 Mrs. J. H. Taylor has returned to New York after visit at the paternal home.
 Roscoe Brinton sold this week a Studehaker. cylinder, seven passenger car to Arthur Young, of Salisbury.
 The quarantine is now off and child ren are once more seen on the streets and in the stores. It was certainly lonesome without them.
 The schools open Monday with Miss Margaret O'Hara as teacher ill room l, Miss Jospehine O'Hara in room 3. Miss Clara Sabin at Beebe Hill, Miss May Morrison, of Derby, at Amesville, Miss Ida L. Root. on Canaan Mountain.
 Mir. Miller. of Bridgeport, has been visiting his sister Mrs. Katherine Ben. jamin.
 Frank Kott was in Waterbury part of last week.
 Will Snyder has moved from the Ward tenement to MT. Bates tenement ill Amesville.
 John Bartle and 0. w. Burkett spent Monday in Winsted.
 Walter I. Kellogg and Arthur Wag. oner have been repairing the J. Tone house.
 Melvin Proper, of Canaan, who has been visiting at Wallace Dickinson's, returned home Monday.
 Harold Russell spent Sunday in Pitts. field. |
 Roland Woodin, of Winsted, has been spending short time with his brother, Robert A. Woodin, in Ames- vile.
 Mrs. Robert Woodin was called to East Canaan, Sunday by the death of her mother, Mrs. John Garrity.
 Miss Eva Cleveland, who has been visiting the Jarritt family, has returned to Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Hazeltine have left for their future home in Atlanta, Ga.