Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
FALLS VILLAGE

ford last week on business.
 Mrs. E. A. Hazoltine and son. Harold, arc spending the week ill Mt. Sinai.
 Mir and Mrs. William Hart were in Bridgeport for few days last week.
 William Alsaph. of Waterbury, who has been visiting his~parents, returned home Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Andrew and her two boys, of Sheffield, Mass, were over Sun day guests of her father, E. Ward.
 Miss Anna Rogers and Miss Clara Durham, teachers in the New Haven public schools, were home over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Kellogg, and Mrs George 1. Ayres attended the White-Johnson wedding, at Winchester Centre, last week
 | Louis Burkett has sold sixty acres of woodland to William Kane, of Lak 70 vile. George Botsford has also sold his woodland to MT. Kane.
 There will be a Halloween whit ! party, under the auspices of the Villagu Improvement Society, Friday eyenin- at the homo of MT. and Mrs. FrauA Hanchett.
 Next Sunday, October 31, Rev. E. A ! Hazeltlnc, of the Congregational church, will exchange with Rev. c. w. Hanna, of East Canaan. MT. Hanna will occu. Y l the pulpit in Falls Village in the mtI ,.- ing and will preach ill South Canaan in the afternoon.
 Johu Lane, of New Haven, who, twenty five years ago lived in Falls Will lage and was roadmaStor, was in town Saturday, together with his wife and his son and family. The party came in two large automobiles. The Lanes made trip to their former home, looked around the village and met many old friends.
 Football Enthusiasts
 Rev. H. B. Ohown, H. 0. Gaylord and Edward Ward attended the football game between the Hotchkiss and the University of Pennsylvania teams Sat urday, at Lakeville.
 Married in Providence
 Miss Clara Burnham Mead, former well-known Falls Village young lady, was married, on Saturday last, in Prov idence, R. l., to Luther Lowell Chase, of Winsted. After their wedding trip, the newly married couple will reside in Winsted. A large number of Falls Vil- | lage friends received invitations to the wedding. These cards announced that MT. and Mrs. Chase will be at home after the first of December, at II Hill. side Avenue, Winsted.
 1 Autoed From New Jersey Here
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hanchett left 1 last week for Orange, N. J., where, after a short stay in that city with MT. Hanchett's brother, Miles, they returned with the latter, i'll his automobile, to Falls Village. At Bridgeport the party | picked up another brother, George Han chett, and arrived here Saturday. Miles will stay throughout the week, visiting 1 his mother and brother, and, in the meantime, he will doubtless stroll through the woods, with a gcn on his shoulder, for he used to like to hunt pretty well.
 | BIodgett-M Wedding
 i The Winsted Citizen, of Oct 21st. "coyering' the Blodgett- Moore nuptials, said, in part: "An assemblage that taxed the edifice to its capacity wit messed the cermony at St. James Epis- copal church last evening by which Miss Beatrice LucellA Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs. John B. Adams and one of 1 Winsted's most popular young ladies, became the bride of Attorney William Henry Blodgett, local prosecutor and clerk of the last house of representatives. It was one of the prettiest church we'd dings that has occurred in Winsted ill many seasons and the large gathering evidenced the high esteem in which the contracting parties are held. MT. and Mrs. Blodgett left Ill an automobile about 9:30, supposedly for Waterbury, Mrs. Blodgett wearing a travelling suit of brown broadcloth with a brown marabout hat. From that city they will go to New York and thence south to spend their wedding trip. They will be absent about 10 days and upon their return will reside on Elm street, where they will be "at home" to their many friends after Jan. 1. Beautiful gifts of cut glass, silverware, china, etc., were received The bride presented the maid of honor and organist with cut glass scent bottles, while the bridegrooms gifts to the best man and ushers were scarfpins. Both MT. and Mrs. Blodgett have been prominent in local l society circles and are widely known. MT. Blodgett is especially well known politically and his work as clerk of the late house won for him much faN orable 1 comment He has held the office of prosecuting attorney here for six years. 1 Mrs Blodgett is a graduate of Gilbert and has been prominent as a singer She is a member of the choir of St. James, church, Winsted Choral union and the Music club and has appeared on numerous occasions i'll home talent en- tertainments, always winning distiuc- tion." M. l.. Blodgett of Falls Village l attended tho wedding