Connecticut western news., 1907-12-05
ASHLEY FALLS

A very pleasant social gathering was
held at the Maplewood Inn Thanks
giving evening. A number of local
people were present, also a number from
out of town. Music and dancing were
enjoyed until late hour.
John w. Hall has been spending q
few days with his family in Palmer,
Mass.
The Ashley Falls Marble Company 3
plant is still being operated by steam as
repairs to the gas engine have not been
completed.
Plans for the observance Of Christ
mas are already being made by the
churches.
Charles Delmaffeo has been spending
few days in town. He has lucrative
position in the railroad shops at Dover
Plains, N. Y.
Miss Nellie Miller OF Port Chester, NJ
Y. will spend Sunday in town.
William Van Deusen and wife of
West Cornwall were In town over Sun
day.
Frank Feldbaum and wife have
moved here from Great Darlington and
are occupying portion of James Dick
ems house.
Miss Jennie Powell was in Pittsfeld
Saturday.
A family gathering was held Thanks
giving day at the home OF George Brewer.
The Ashley Falls Marble Company
have installed small boiler for the pur-
pose of heating their plant.
Twelve Italian laborers have been
laid off by the Ashley Falls Marble
Company.
John DeMichael, Torrington con-
tractor, was in town Saturday.
The Woodford-Smith gas machine
was put in operation Saturday night for
the first time and brilliantly lighted the
blacksmith shop and the portion Of the
store where fixtures have been tempo
rnrily installed, pending the arrival Of
the permanent equipment.
E. L. Woodford is to have gas street
lamp near his residence.
Miss Jennie Powell and sister have
moved from Mrs. Lees residence TO
rooms in Mrs. Sarah Manvel's house.
George w. Hall recently erected q
monument on the Michael Mogan plot
in the Sheffield Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Watkins spent
several days last week with relatives in
Torrington. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prince and two
children from New Haven. Conn. were
guests at Mr.. Lucius Scoville Thanks
giving day.
Miss Brett, who has been with Mrs.
r. P. Lee for two weeks returned to her
home In Pittsfield, Saturday.
Mrs. DeLog0 was brought to her home
from the House of Mercy in Pittsfield
last Saturday. Mrs NJ HOLSTER Of AL
bany is the attending nurse.
John Beattie spent Thanksgiving with
his two daughters in Winsted, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira E. MARVEL returned
from Waterbury Saturday, Mrs. MARVEL
having a severe cold. Miss Powell filed
her place at the organ Sunday evening.
The Junior League OF the Methodist
church will hold Seven" supper
in Dunham's hall tomorrow evening.
Seven articles of food will be on the bill
of fare and will cost seven cents. There
will be seven recitations, seven games
and seven songs. There will also be
side table where pop corn will be sold.
1t is hoped that when the receipts are
counted that the dollars will amount to
seven times seven.
Mrs. Katherine E. Heaton of Brook
Ign. was home over Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heaton.
She returned to her school in Brooklyn
Monday.
The Rev. n. B. Snyder gave very
excellent DISCOURSE to q good audience
in the M. E. Church Sunday, his sub
ject being beginning at Home"
Frank Esty of Granville, New York
called on friends in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton and daughter.
Katherine took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mrs. Charles Rood at Clayton,
Mass.
Praise meeting at NJ. e. Church Sum-
day evening. It was largely attended
and very interesting service.