Connecticut western news., 1916-11-02
FALLS VILLAGE


 canning demonstration at Amesville school house Friday afternoon, Nov. 3, at o'clock. The public is cordially invited and good attendance is de. sired.
 Mrs. Hattie Bristol of Bridgeport with her daughter and husband were recent guests of Mrs. Charlotte J. Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. William Weising re- turned to Brooklyn yesterday.
 I. P. Hornbeck is to sell Saturday the goods taken on attachment from the store of J. NJ. Antous.
 The ladies of the Methodist church are busy preparing for the sale of fancy articles to be held in connection with the annual chicken pie supper Novem- Der l5.
 A union service will be held in the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Rev. E. A. Razeltine will be the preacher.
 B. c. Heinz is taking a few days from the store for hunting trip in Merwinsville.
 James Thornby is back from the Mexican border and las been stopping for few days at Mrs. O. B. Sedg- wick S.
 Arthur Kelly has severed his con nection with the Power Company. Kenneth Sabin takes his place.
 Miss Clara k. Durham, teacher in New Haven, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Emma l.. Kellogg.
 baI Ipxua,or, oortv xuaS rriuau fn tha young people Wednesday evening by MT. and Mrs. W. T. Bruorton.
 E. H. Kilmer of New Haven spent Sunday at Miss Moore's.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry J. Rocholl of New York city have been spending 8 few days in town
 Harold Russell was home from Pitts field part of the past week.
 Mrs. Alice Langs, who has been visiting her son returned to Sheffield, Monday evening.
 Mir and Mrs. P. Burnett are spend ing some time with Mrs. Edith B. Ward. Mr. Burnett has retired from active service from the New Haven road after being in its employ many years.
 The railroad company are installing bell and light signal at the Point of Rocks crossing. This is one of the most dangerous crossings ill the town and the warning signals, bells and red disk by day and red lights at night, will be appreciated by travellers.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. R. 9ubbell visited at E. s. Ford's ill Waterbury over Sun, day.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Dickinson re- turned Tuesday from visit with their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Proper in Ga. naap.
 Thomas J. Bartle spent Saturday in Waterbury,
 Richard Palmer is moving his house. hold goods from the hotel to the BlodGett farm.
 L. J. Morse and Walter Kellogg mo- tored to Springfield over the Mohawk Trail, Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Dunbar of Washington, D. O., are visiting R. P. Smith.
 The costume Salmagundi Halloween party at the Methodist church Tuesday evening attracted goodly number and everyone had good time. The re. freshmeut menu provided witches food, demons ambrosia and walkover busted bombs, all for fifteen cents.
 FredkW. Kingsley of Pittsfield called on friends in town one day last eek. Miss Ghent has. closed her summer home and with Mrs. Sieter and MT. Foster returned Sunday by automobile to New York city. ! Through the agency of Miss Ruth Hillyer, the only woman real estate agent in Falls Village, pr. F. s. Skiff has sold his farm in Sandisfield to Albert Andrew Liddard of Bridgeport. Rumor has it that a mill for the manufacture of paper will soon be established in town. Mrs. W. E. Marsh and son have re. turned to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, after a visit to relatives in town.
 George Hawley recently brought home three and half pound pheasant as part of the sports of hunting trip. Herman Smith is busy reinishing antique and old fashioned furniture at which he is an expert.
 It is reported that the owners of the Inn will put caretaker in charge for | the winter.
 Frank Sprague is moving to the Hiram Beebe house.
 Miss Alice Wilkinson is spending two weeks in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Emil Mertin leaves Saturday for Boston to visit her sister, Mrs. Schleisner.
 Sidney Vosburg of Amesville is re. pairing his house, when completed it will be a great improvement.
 Miss Helen Eggleston of Salisbury spent Sunday with Miss Clara B. Sabine.
 The political situation is not dis turbing the quiet of the village to any great extent. The candidacy of Dr. Skiff is the one topic of conversation and visitors from other towns are eagerly questioned as to the prospect of the genial Doctor polling a good vote