Connecticut western news., 1909-06-10
FALLS VILLAGE

Miss Ward went to Sheffield Wednes- day to spend few days.
 Mrs. L. J. Loewe has returned to hex home in Whitman, Mass.
 Mrs. o. J. Tanner, of Bridgeport, IS visiting Miss E.. F. Bump.
 Rev. H. B. Chown has been enter taining MT. Flint for 8 few days.
 Mrs. Barnes, of Bristol, was the guest over Sunday of Miss Sherburne.
 There was successful ice cream sale at the Congregational Church Tuesday.
 J. H. Shannon spent Decoration Day with his brother, pr. Shannon, in this place.
 Mrs. Clarence Gillette returned Sat urday from a visit ill Hartford and Willimantic.
 MD Wells and family, of Chicago, arrived at their summer home on Wells Hill Saturday.
 On Saturday, June 19, pr. Wilson will hold the first quarterly conference and will preach at the morning service June 20.
 Miss May Goss, of Brooklyn, accom- panied by Miss Anna Goss, arrived in town last week with fine new Packard automobile.
 The Congregational Church will ob- serve Children's Day next Sunday with appropriate exercises to be held at the usual time of morning service.
 Friday, June IS, Epworth League will hold an ice cream sale. At a business meeting of the league recently the usual financial responsibilities were assumed.
 Mrs. Samuel Roraback left her home l l.or 1a,k 1nft IsO word as to where she was going. It is said that her home life has not been happy.
 MT and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign accom- panied Mrs. Quigley to the concert at Norfolk Thursday. All who attended from here pronounced it 8 splendid mus ical treat.
 An outer cement wall is being applied to the Methodist Church foundations to prevent the surface water from running into the church. William Jarrett is do ing the work.
 Edward H. House had very sick horse Saturday, one of his best team of work horses, which was suffering from collie. He worked hard over the animal and managed to bring it through safely.
 The only change in the summer time table of the N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. which effects Falls Village Is that the southbound train formerly leaving this place daily except Sunday at 4:48 p. m. will now leave at 4:35.
 Miss Belle Hanchett entertained friends at whist last week and all had a very enjoyable time. Miss Ward took the first prize for the ladies, George Capron for the gentlemen and MT. Hay den was handed the booby prize.
 Sick horses seem to have been the rule this week. In addition to the two men- tioned elsewhere in this column Miles l.. Blodgett's horse got loose in the barn and ate 8 bushel of cracked corn out of a barrel that stood on the barn floor. AS result it was very sick but MT. Blodgett managed to nurse 1t through.
 George w. Hall turned out one of his team of horses Sunday and shortly after ward found that it had been cut and lacerated in bad shape on one hip. MT. Hall found that 1t had rolled on bottle which had broken and cut its hind quarters. It was found necessary to call a veterinary and have the wounds sewed up.
 Parties moving a sawmill from Shef- field to Goshen last week were stuck with the building on Ensign Hill and unable to move It. They therefore left it there for the night and came to town to drown their troubles, which they suo- ceeded in doing. The next day they managed to surmount the hill and pro- ceeded to Goshen.
 Pupils in the intermediate department who have been perfect in attendance for the last month are May Ball, Willie Bump, Walter Dean, Sadie Dickinson, Howard Egleston, Averill Hubbell, Olive Morse, Francis Pulver, Florence Sur dam, Church Ward, Edith Wickwire, Amelia WoOdin, Hervey Wright, Anna Rice, Lillian PinnY. Those perfect for the last two months are May Ball, Willie Bump, Averill Hubbell, Olive Morse, Francis Pulver, Florence Surdam, Anna Rice.
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