Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
FALLS VILLAGE

MT. and Mrs. Frank Olcott, of Hart.
 jrd, are visiting Mrs. Olcott's parents,
 IT, and Mrs. $. l.. Frear.
 MT. and Mrs. T. W. Haven motored
 D. the Hudson to Poughkeepsie, where
 eey met their daughter, Miss Theo,
 tho returned from Columbia college
 ast week.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruno Heinz and party notored to Lake Pontoosic, Pittsfeld, last Sunday.
 The Food Sale which was to be held asst Friday under the auspices Of the Epworth League of the Methodist
 flurch was postponed on account of
 he illness of several members. The lale will take place this Friday at 3:00
 ,'clock.
 Mrs. William Hart is on the sick
 ist. '--
 Mrs W. L. Willard, had two of her
 eices from Cornwall, as her guests,
 ast Monday. ...-
 Dr. Theodore Watson, of New Haven who hasbeen visiting his parents for a few days, returned to New Haven on Monday.
 Howard Clark ran into the fence in front of Mrs. Benjamin's, with an Automobile last week. The top and windshield were badly damaged.
 Dr. Watson of New Haven and Wm. |Hubbell, motored to Twin Lakes last Sunday.
 Dr. F. $. Skiff is building 8 new garage to take the place of the one des. troyed by fire short time ago. The garage will be 18x24 feet, of frame construction and concrete floor. George Crosby of West Cornwall has charge of the work.
 Nurse Hillyer took patient to a hospital in Pitts6eld, Tuesday morn. ing.
 George Mackie, of Ratoon, New Mexico, retired railroad engineer, is visiting his son, J. K Mackie.
 MT. and Mrs. Pratt and daughter of Bridgeport, are stopping at Cedar Tree Inn. for short time.
 Mrs. Morse and son and daughter, of New Haven, are visiting Miss N. M. Call.
 I, Miss Josephine Russell of Bridge. sport, is stopping at Cedar Tree Inn. |i John Bartle has purchased 1917 Ford touring car from Philo Lyons. of lLime Rock.
 } O. H. Gillette was up>from Hartford ! last Sunday, visiting his father. k,. Miss Edith Popple, of New Britain, .who formerly nursed here, was week end guest of Mrs. Emil Merten, l F. B. Sutton and Mrs. Sutton, have returned from an automobile tour in New York state. Matthew Booth acted as chauffeur.
 Miss Belle Hancaett is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the post office. She is visiting in Hudson, N. Y. l for short time.
 I E J. Hornbeck and family, and l Arthur Wagoner, motored through the l Berkshires last Sunday. Mrs. James Rice went to Pittsfeld, l Mass, on Tuesday and brought back liner husband who has been in the hos. pital. |l MT. and Mrs. E. ). Hornbeck are |. motoring through New York state. Miss 1 Katherine Smith has charge of the store q during MT. Hornbeck's absence. The Home Guard was mustered in by Major Brooks Tuesday evening. | Dr. Arthur Casey, of Philadelphia, Pa, is visiting at B. Smiths for a short time. Irene Smith, of Ct. Burlington, Mass. spent Sunday with Mrs. s. M. Rogers. Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck and Matt | hew Booth were in Torrington on | business Tuesday.
 X Mrs. Julia McGrath, for about fifty ,; years a resident of this village passed away at her home last Wednesday,. Mrs. McGrath, while still young | lady moved to this village from Pitts. field, Mass. She was 83 years old and is survived by one son. John, of this place. The funeral took place from her late home Saturday morning and the body was taken to the Catholic church E where mass was said by Father Dona. hue of Lakeville. The funeral was largely attended. Interment was in the