Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1919-09-11
FALLS VILLAGE

Frank P. Kott who had a severe
shock some time ago, passed away,
August 80, after being sick about IL
weeks. Mr.. Kott came from Water
bury about five years ago. He
gained many friends while working
at the Power House and always had
a pleasant word for everyone. He
leaves wife and daughter, also his
mother and two sisters and grand
parents to mourn his loss. Prayer
was held at the home Tuesday, Sept.
End, and the remains were taken to
Waterbury for interment.
John Rogers of Springdale, Pa.
has been spending few days at his
. home here.
T. j. Bartle and Charles Kellogg
, attended the races at Charter Oak,
Hartford last Thursday.
Mrs. j. H. Stringer is spending a
few days in New York.
Mr.. Whalen of New York has been
a guest at the Inn the past week.
Mrs. Clifford E. Howe and children
who spent the past month at Edward
Howe's left here Saturday for Hart
ford, where they are to be the guests
of Mrs. Clarence Gillett, after which
they will return to their home in
Boston.
Mrs. Lloyd Brinton is a guest of
Mrs. Martin Murray in aHrtford.
Miss Clara Durham returned to
the summer at D. E. Deans.
New Haven Sunday after spending
A. w. Moore has been spending Ia
few days at his home in New Britain.
Mrs. Florence Kott returned from
Waterbury Sunday. Mrs. Kott will
; remain here for week after which
kAe will go to Waterbury where she
will reside.
Miss Anna Rogers returned to
New Haven Sunday.
John Coulter, formerly assistant
at the local station, has accepted a
position at Long Hill.
Mrs. E. L. Ferguson and Miss
Ruth Ayres were in Great Darlington
last week.
Mrs. Hawley Wickwire has the
reputation of being the greatest
tomato raiser in town. She has any
number of perfect specimens that
weigh 2 pounds.
DR.. Skiff, Mrs. Sabin, Otto Sabin
and Nurse Hillyer are spending the
week camping at Long Pond.
A republican caucus will be held at
'7:3O Friday evening in the town
rooms.
A local camp of the Woodmen of
( America was organized here last
how oily DIV
been attained.
Miss Josephine Hallock has pur-.
chased new Dodge roadster.
Simon Weiner has purchased new
Dodge truck.
Prof. and Mrs. F. M, McGan of
Mt. Vernon, Iowa, and former
teachers in Cornwall, were in town
Saturday calling at w. L. Millard's.
Mr.. Dudley who has been visiting
his brother, Chas. Dudley of this
place returned to his home in West
Stockbridge Monday.
Louis Frank was up from Staten
Island and spent Sunday with his
! family at Otto Rocholl's.
Mrs Clarissa Hoisaidt who has
been spending several days at Mrs. K.
Benjamin's left Monday for Copake,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mannard
spent Saturday with their son Cliff
ford, returning to Middletown Sun
day morning. Clifford returning to
Widdletown with them, returning
Monday evening.
Arthur O'Boy of Danbury was an
over-Sunday guest at Mrs. o. J.
Sabin's.
Several from this place attended
the funeral of Frank P. Kott in
Waterbury last week.
E. C. Burkett, Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Ayres, G. w. Burkett and Miss Mar
jory Russell spent Sunday with
relatives in Philmont, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brinton and
daughter of Waterbury spent Sunday
at Mrs. L. Brinton's. Clarence
Loveridge accompanied them as far
as Lime Rock.
Sharon defeated Falls Village in
close.1 game Sunday by the score of
4 tos3.