Connecticut western news., 1917-09-13
FALLS VILLAGE

CIV Cadillac car and enjoyed de. ghtful visit on the pleasant farm of 1. J. Goggin, ST. Mrs. Dunn returned 7ith them for few days. MT. Griffin as been very successful with many of is inventions on which he has ob- aimed patents.
 Sheriff I. F. Hornbeck went on a [shing trip to Tyler pond last week.
 The Village Inn is enjoying larger |atronage than usual. under the management of Landlord Cunningham. The hotel has been filled with guests Ill during the summer, and many ex- bressions of appreciation have been beard as to the quality of the service. btc.
 Wm. Mallory, who has been em- bloyed by M. H. Dean for several years, has resigned and taken posi-. tior on the Ward farm. MT. Mallory moved his household effects into the Ward cottage last Tuesday.
 Former district nurse, Miss Giles, is spending two weeks vacation here.
 Preston Ward expects to leave for Washington, D. O., soon, where he will enroll at the Bliss Electrical School.
 An auto party consisting of MT. and Mrs. Tracy and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Sanford, MT. and Mrs. Ayers and daughter. and H. O. Gay lord, motored to Brewster, N. Y. Sun. day to hear Rev. H. E. Chown preach. Rev. Chown was formerly pastor at the Methodist church here.
 MT. aRd Mrs. Wm. K. Hubbell. &C., companied MT. and Mrs. J. H.. Taylor to New York city, last Sunday and re. N turned later in the day.
 Miss Clara E. Durham and Miss Anna Rogers returned to New Haven Sunday, where they will resume teach ing.
 o. W. Marcy of New Milford, visited his son M. G. Marcy, over Sunday, on the return trip from Chatham Fair.
 R.,P P. Smith former postmaster, and until recently employed at the clock factory in Winsted, has taken clerical position in the camp post office, at Greenville, s. 0. .5. | .
 0. W. Burkett has gone on an ex. tended vacation. It is reported that he and his father will make tour of the west.
 Mrs. Robert Woodin spent Tuesday in Salisbury. .... While taking ice from the house last week, George McOann slipped and fractured bone in his left wrist. Temperatures ranging between 25 and 30 degrees were reported early Tuesday morning. Old residents say this is the earliest killing frost for nearly fifteen years. '@' Due to the resignation of the chair. man of the democratic town committee, no democratic caucus was. held. Conse. quently there will be no democratic ticket in the field this year. A petition for license, signed by the required number of voters, has been filed with the town clerk. Miss Mabel Woodruff of New Haven, has been spending week with MT. and Mrs. Lee. P. Deane.
 Mrs. George R. Andrews and daugh. ter Margaret, of Millerton, N. Y. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Arthur Wagoner. Miss Rachel Hazeltine has returned to Burnside, near Hartford where she is teaching school ...< Frank Sprague has purchased Ford touring car from O. H. Pease of Ga naan. -..
 At the republican caucus held last Friday nightss practically the same ticket was nominated as last year.
 Mrs. Anna Russell and grandson George, have been visiting Mrs. Harry Preston, in West Cornwall.
 Harold Russell has taken position in Pittsfeld, Mass, and has gone to that place.
 P. B. Burnett has gone to New Haven for short visit.
 Mrs. N. G. Thorp and granddaughter k of Egremont, Mass. spe' t Sunday at o. J. Sabin's.
 James Ramon and son, former resi-. dents here, were in town for short visit.
 R. D. Merrfman and son, of Hart. ford spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Brinton.
 0. W. Burkett spent the weekend in Hartford.
 v Mrs. Laura Brinton is having repairs made to her house. B. c. Burkett is doing the work.
 Wesley Andrews is assisting at Bartle Bros. store.
 James Rice, who has been seriously i'll with consumption of the bone was removed to the Winsted hospital and was later taken to Cedar Hill sanatari. um, near Hartford. Miss Giles, for merly district nurse here, accompanied him to that place.
 Mrs. E. l.. Ferguson, who has been in the Winsted hospital, returned home on Monday.
 Catherine Sedgwick. Winifred Smith, Mary Dean, Marian Dean, Esther Hurlburt, Dora Heinz. Roland Nichols, Theodore Dickinson and Robert Schreiber are attending high