Connecticut western news., 1916-04-13
FALLS VILLAGE

Dr. Theodore Watson, Of New Haven, R visiting at his parents home.
 Mrs Stella Gingell, of Torrington, Tx here assisting her aunt, Mrs. Julia Munson, who is in poor health.
 Mr. John H. Taylor, of New York, ssvsnt Saturday and Sunday at Dwight E- Dean's.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. B. Burnett, of Bridgeport, came up Sunday to visit saair daughter, Mrs Edith Ward. MT. Barnett returned home Monday, Mrs. R remaining for longer visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. $ Tracy are spend Eng some days i'll Hartford this week. ME. Tracy is delegate to the republi- nsm state convention as is also Lee Kel- 8ngg.
 Artists Fred E. and Howard Egleston have begun the work of decorating the E@~i Ganser house un the Huntsville gDsd.
 Miles Hanchett, of Orange, N. J., apent 8 couple of days here last week. W. R. Hubbell is getting ready to axzioy the sport of automobiling and is gssting his car into fit condition for the Se@son.
 Mrs. Walter I. Kellogg is rapidly re- eoyering from her recent severe illness.
 Miss Emma Seger, of Hartford, is visiting her uncle r. M. Olin, who is KIN his 91st year.
 Charles Owen, at George Judd's, Huntsville, is 92 years of age, and hale xzad hearty.
 Mrs. Josephine Hallock returned Esst week from Huntington, West Vir- gTnia. where she spent much of the win- fee.
 Adam Yonkers, who was MT. Moons sss farmer and continued in that Gmpacity with MT. Griffith, the new owner of the Moon farm, has left MT Gxiffith's employ and will reside ill Mrs. Hansens house-the Sidney Nor ms place.
 Ilucius Graves is able to be about &eain, after being laid up most of the wniter.
 Mrs. Emily $. Tracy is spending the : week at the Naples, ill Canaan.
 The remains of Mrs. Louise Hall. assser of Mrs. Frank Sprague, who died n the Hartford Hospital, Saturday, fol- Maing an operation for appendicitis. wexe brought,to Falls Village, Monday ssm interment in Grassy Hill cemetery. Faneral was held yesterday in the Methodist church, Rev. MT. Haven, s&iciating. Undertaken Hornbeck had ekage of the funeral arrangements. neceased lived ill Farmintgon.
 The killing of three deer Thursday ssternoon by MT. Buckbee, on the x5ttle farm, Weta1g, was reported to Game Warden Hornbe One was Ace weighing 250 pounds, the others Eere young bucks weighing about 100 MyGnds each. The shooting of three dsRer in bunch, in one afternoon, will interest the lovers of the deer, through. ~ms the state, as a rare achievement in sportsmanship.
 Eynne Palmer, son of Landlord Pal &sz, of the Falls Village Inn, went out Monday afternoon and ill a short space af time caught enough trout to feed the whole hotel family.
 MT. Ferguson and Mir. Coulter, the swo young men at the railroad station xe giving good satisfaction to the local prsrons of the road.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, of Amesville, whose health is quite poorly is some- what better and is able to be out again.
 Miss Helen Egleston, of Salisbury, was an over Sunday guest of friends in awwn.
 Grant Eggleston, of Lime Rock, is Nae new clerk at Bartle Bros. store.
 Mrs. Lewis Smith spent Sunday in zakeville at her parents home.
 MT. and Mrs James McCrory, of Sugsr Hill, Amesville. have been en- smtsining friends from New York City.
 Mrs. Irving Ayres, of Amesville, who kss been sick, is better. The nurse has saxurned to Pittsfield.
 Miss Mabel Russell is working for Mrs. Ayers.
 Mr. DeForrest, of East Canaan, called ss the Burkert family home one day hxss week.
 Eeon Moon, of New York, was in agun last week.
 Mr. Booth has moved from MT. Bates hUuse in Ameville, down to the village. Kr. Booth works for Bartle Brothers.
 H. Roscoe BrInton delivered two suven passenger Stakeholder cars last week; one to J. H. Sweeney, of East Canaan, and one to Louis Allen. also nf East Canaan MT. Brinton will un- ao@d another carload in few days, all sg which arA sold to parties in Canaan.