Connecticut western news., 1909-10-14
FALLS VILLAGE

: MT. and Mrs. Lee Wickwire visited i'll Hartford recently.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Argall spent Sun- day i'll Falls Village.
 Mrs. Henry E. Howe is spegdiug some tune in Waterbury. Many Falls Villagers attended the Danbury fair last week.
 Mabel Woodruff, of Bridgeport, is the guest of Mrs l.. P Dean
 Mrs. Oscar Schreiber and children passed last week in Danbury. William Pecktall has moved into the Hanchett house ill Amesyille. ] w. Carrigan left Monday for a four or five days visit in New York city.
 Clifford Gruber and Miss Clara Mat son are visiting at James Gruber's.
 Clayton Benjamin has been ill Albany attending the Hudson Fulton cclebrp- tiou.
 Mrs. o. Jacoby is seriously i'll at her home, iained nurse being i'll atteu- dance.
 Rev. MT. Chown, pastor of the Met odist church, was ill Great Barringt.l Monday.
 Nelson and George Dean attended the | last week.
 Amrsville into the Maltbie house, in this village.
 Theodore Warson returned home au day from few days visit in New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Bdrber Schreiber last week moved his shop from the Olin building to the Reed building. on Main Street.
 Game Warden Ross, of Canaan, has appointed A. A. Roth, of Falls Village, a Deputy Game Warden for Litchfeld County.
 Mrs. Abbott and daughter Mrs. George Canfield, who have been spending the summer here, have returned to their New York city homes.
 MT. Pinney gave up the management of the Falls Village Inn Saturday and he and Mrs. Pinney departed Monday for New Haven, where they will remain temporarily.
 Hymn Study Service
 There will be a hymn-study service next Sunday morning at the Methodist church. Instead of the regular sermon, Rev. MT. Chown will talk on the writ CTS, Bernard of Clairvoux and Bernard of Cluny.
 Bound Over to Superior Court
 Upon being arraigned before Justice of the Peace Blodgett Monday afternoon, on the charge of breach of the peace, perferred by his wife Charley Dean, who was arrested last Thursday, was bound over to the February term of the superior court. Attorney Nickerson, of West Cornwall, appeared for Mrs. Dean and Clinton Roroback, of Canaan, was the defendants lawyer. Five friends went surety, the amount of which was fixed at $125.
 Blodgett-Moore Wedding
 The marriage of Miss Beatrice Moore, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John B. Adams and one of Winsted's social fav- orites, and Attorney w. H. Blodgett, clerk of the last house of representatives, of Winsted, a former Falls Villagcr, will be performed i'll St. James Episco- pal church, Winsted, Wednesday even- ing, Oct. 20, at six o'clock. Rev. s. ] Wolcott Linsley. rccter of the church, will officiate. The wedding will be in formal.
 Death of Mrs. Goodwin
 The death of Mrs. Julia Emmons Goodwin occurred early Monday morn ing at her home between Falls Village and Lime Rock. The intelligence was received with a shock ty her many friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Goodwin was 72 years of age and her death was due to paralysis. She was a faithful member of the Episcopal church. She was not only faithful to her church.. but | jusG as faithful in believing that it was her duty as Christian to do the will of her Master at all times. She was always ready to lend helping hand i'll time of need-both in acts of kindness and in words. At the last, while surrounded with her loved ones, being unable to speak, she opened her eyes and with n pleasant smile on her face gave them all a farewell. Truly she could say: 70 Death. where is thy sting; o Grave, where is thy victory?" The survivors are three daughters and son, who have 1 the sympathy of wide circle of friends. The funeral was Wednesday at ? p. m. and interment was in Lime Rock ceme- teTy.