Connecticut western news., 1918-09-26
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. Mahala Brown of Beacon, N.
Y. is visiting Mrs. Hawley Wickwire.
Mrs. w. L. Willard has returned
from a visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roberts in Kent.
A 9 lb. daughter (MarionJ was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts at
Kent on Saturday, Sept. 7th.
Miss Pauline Brown and Miss Nina
Burley of Toledo, Ohio have been
sent to France by the Y. M. C. A,
where they will entertain the soldiers
with musical selections. Miss Brown
who is a neice of Mrs. W. R. Hubbell
is we'll known in this town, having
visited at W. R. HubbelPs for num-
Der of years past. Miss Brown has
been the conductor of an orchestra
in the Congregational church in
Toledo.
Walter King Stone has left for
New York preparatory to going to
France.
N. Church Ward was home on a
short furlough from Camp Devens
over the weekend.
Mrs. MCGEE who has spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Otto
Rocholl returned to her home in
New York city Sunday afternoon.
w. J. Russell has been spending a
short time on Canaan Mountain.
Harry E. Russell is stationed in
Danbury for the present. George
Smith has taken the run which Harry
has had for the past year.
Mrs. Levi Ganser has been appoint
ed chairman of the Woman's Liberty
Loan Committee for Falls Village
and has appointed Mrs. J. Lee En-
sign, Mrs. w. r. Hubbell, Mrs. N. M.
Sanford to that committee.
J. T. 'Bartle has had the Wolfe
grounds trimmed up in Amesville,
which he bought few days ago.
Mr.. Bates is making some repairs
on his houses in Amesville.
Richard P. Smith came hme last
Thursday on visit from North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Cosgrove, the nurse, returned
home Monday evening.
Miss Grace M. Russell called on
friends in Great harrington Saturday
w. J. Russell entertained a gentle
man friend from New York city over
Sunday. -....., .
Ed. Dickinson has moved from
Springfield, Mass. to this village. He
will work in the creamery.
Mrs. L>ura MCGEE and son re-
turned to New York city with he1
mother-in-law, Sunday Afternoon, af-
ter spending a few weeks at Otto
RocholPs.
The teachers of this place attended
the teachers meeting in Canaan
Monday. .a4
VIM. Hart entertained his cousin
Mr.. James of Waterbury over-Sun-
day.
Elson J. Hornbeck was out OF
town Monday. Mrs. George L
Ayres was in the store while Mr.
Hornbeck was away.
Mr.. Slocum, a real estate agent OF
New York city was in town Saturday
Mrs. Lester of Springfield, Mass
was in town few days the past week
Mary A. Reynolds, of New Haven
on Thursday last after an extended
illness, due to heart trouble. Mrs
Reynolds came to this town short
time ago, thinking the change woulc
be beneficial. The body was taken
to New Haven by Undertaken Horn.
beck for burial. <.5.s--,-l.r.4
I. P. Hornbeck attended a special
= meeting of the Game Wardens al
Madison last Friday.
Thomas Bartle was taken to the
hospital on Sunday for an operation
M. G. Marcy has been on the sick
list for few days.
Eta R. Wolf, wife of Charles
Wolf, died at her home here Monday
evening. Mrs. Wolf was So years Of
age and was born in Cornwall. She
was a lifelong and respected resident
of this vicinity. The funeral was
held from her late home Thursday
morning, Rev. E. A.. Presley official
ing. Burial was in Lime Rock. Mrs
Wolf is survived by one daughter
Nellie J. Wolf of New York city
Frederick Calkin, brother of Brook
field, and her husband.
Howard Egleston, son of Mr.. ane
Mrs. F. E. Egleston died of pneu
monia at Camp Devens on Monday
after very short illness. An obitu
airy will appear next week.
The following is list of the me1
who registered firm this town:
Canaan