Connecticut western news., 1898-09-29
FALLS VILLAGE.

r Mir and Mrs John Kisslebrack of New Britain are making short stay Jos Wickwire's.
 Mrs Henry Wolfe is spending this week with friends in Ct Burlington.
 Oscar Sabine expects to move into the Peck house which he has recently purchased. this week
 H. Finkle is moving into the house formerly occupied by A. McLeish in Amesville.
 Mrs CIV. Hall and Mrs Nor.hrop gre visiting in Roxbury aud Danbury.
 J. 10. Watson of Troy. N. Y, has been spending few days at A. F. Gibbs.
 H. O. Gaylord is travelling in the West on business
 Mrs Ferdinand Beckley of Canaan has been at Dea. Henry Belden's for a short visit.
 Mrs ID. D. Potter spent last week in Albany. N r., visiting relatives.
 G. w. Hall was in New York Friday and Saturday.
 Geo Caoron, Jr., is visiting frie nds in Boston, Mass, this week.
 Miss Laura A, M Bohlman returned to Wesleyan University, Middletown
  She was accompanied by her brother, John 0. Bohlman who enters as 8 freshman in the same university. -
 H. Northrop, son of ID. Ward Northrop of Middletown, Ct, Is visiting at Edw. Wards. ...
 Three successive Review Sundays in Falls Village M. E. Sunday School have proven that they may be made in- creasingly attractive and belpful to school and congregation. In fact the red letter day of the quarter. This has transpired under the wise, enthusiastic and suggestive forethought of our as. sistant superintendent Mrs D D. Pot ter. A brief program of Sundays re- view can give no adequate idea of its excellence. After usual opening by song and prayer, class exercise on sub- lects and golden texts A paper on places and books in Bible. where lessons of quarter were found; paper on prophets of the lessons; paper on rulers of the lessons; paper on miracles of the les sons; singing, "Saved by Grace" paper un different characters of the lesson. From previously prepared map on black board, places mentioned, were pointed out aud brief history given. Infant class sang Jesus bids us shine and from Leaf Cluster; elliptical stories were told. children filling out, and the main truth of each lesson stated. Then followed closing exercises. It was found that 8 members of the school could repeat subjects and golden texts for the quarter. The following were present each Sunday of the quar- ter, George Capron. John 0. Bohlmsn, Charles D. Bohlman, Mrs D. D. Potter, Patience Crossman. N. M. Sanford, Marjorie Hart and Eugenie Walkley.
 DUNN-GoGGIN. '
 On the 2Sth. St. Patrick's church was the scene of very pretty wedding. when Miss Mary E. Goggin of Falls Village and Mir Louis P. Dunn of New Britain were united in matrimony, with a solemn high nuptial Mass, the Rev Fathers Timothy Bannon, celebrant, William Kiernan, deacon. and Paul Heating, sub deacon. The church was beautifully trimmed with golden rod, ferns and cut flowers. The bfide wore 8 handsome costume of white brocade satin trimmed with pearl trimming, lace and ribbon, with veil and orange blos- soms and carried brides roses. The maid of honor. Miss Julia Donnellon of Washington, D. O., cousin of the bride, wore white organdie over pale blue sat in with white head dress, and carried white roses. The first bridesmaid. Miss Cathsrine Donnellon of Cleveland. O., cousin of the bride. wore pale yellow henrietta trimmed with liberty silk, with hat to match and carried yellow roses. The second bridesmaid, Miss Marion McNamara of New Haven. wore pale pink organdie over pink silk, with hat to match and carried pink roses. The best man was Mir Martin Goggin. broth CT of the bride. The ushers were Mir Walter GoRgin, brother of the bride, and Mir Thomas McNamara of New York. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride. A number of the guests were from out of town. The presents were numerous and costly. Among many congratula- tions Mir and Mrs Dunn left on the 5 o'clock train for short trip through the South and will be at home to their friends after Nov. 1st at 90 Seymour St., New Britain, Conn.
 A little life may be sacrificed to sud-