Connecticut western news., 1909-12-02
FALLS VILLAGE

I. P. Hornbeck visited in New Milford Monday.
 E, W. Spur visited friends in Lake vile the latter part of last week, Nr and Mrs. G. w. Hall spent Thanksgiving with friends i'll Lakeyille.
 Robert Paul, of Great Harrington. Mass, was the guest of friends ill this village Tuesday.
 Mss Mimic JacOble, of Bridgeport, was the Thanksgiving guest of her sis ter, Mrs C. R. Morrls.
 Mir. and Mrs. George l. Ayres and daughter were the guests last week of A. N Williams in Salisbury.
 Miss Clara E. Durham, of New Haven was among those who spent the holiday with relatives ill Falls Village.
 Miss E. H. Reed returned Monday from Westfield, Mass, where she spent 1 Thanksgiving with her parents.
 Miss Elizabeth Squires, one of the local school teachers. was the Thanks giving guest Of her parents in Salisbury.
 Dr. Theodore Watson, of New York, spent ThankS4ivinS in this village with his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Watson. Harry E. Frink, who is student i'll the Connecticut Literary Institute i'll Suffield spent the holiday at his home here,
 G. V. Capron. ST, returned Monday evening from St. Cloud2, Flt.. where he has been on a two mOnt-s' visit with re- latives.
 The funeral of the five months old daughter of MT. aud Mrs. Niles Morten- son was held from the house Monday morning at 9.30 o'clock.
 John Rogers, of Waterbury, and Miss Anne Rogers, of New Haven, spent Thanksgiving with their amt, Miss Katherine Smith in this town.
 G. V. Capron, Jr, retu urEed from New York Monday evening, where he went to meet his father who was oA his way to Falls Village from S.. Cloude, Florida.
 Douglas Abbe was taken ill Saturday evening at his home and aS his sickness grew more serious the doctor was called and pronounced the trouble scarlatina. This is the first case that has developed in this village this season.
 The following pupils were perfect ln attendance for the month of November at the Beebe Hill School: Douglas Abbe. Leroy Beaujon, Harold Berry, Paul Boibaux, Azeline Boibaux, Marcel Boi- baux, Willie Carroll, Mabel Carroll, Stuart Chertock, Theodore Dickinson, Edward Doty, Dora Heinz, Ellen Hic. key, Harold Irish, George Latour, En- ma Peasley, Clyde Peasley, Bertha Schreiber. Ennis Silvernale, Henry Smith, Winifred Smith, Eleanor Tracy, Cuba Welch, Frederic Wilms, Wilhel- nina Woodln.
 Crossmon-Dean
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Dean, daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. 0. Dean, to Edward Crossmon, of Worthwhile, took place at the Congregational parsonage on Friday morning of last week at II o'clock and Rev. MT. He zeltine officiated. The couple were attended by the brides brother, Harry Dean, who acted as best man and by her sister, Miss Mabel Dean, the bridesmaid. The bride was very handsomely dressed in blue travelling suit and she wore hat to match and the bridesmaid was also prettily robed. The br dal couple and their attendants were given dinner by the mother of the bride after the wedding ceremony was over, and, on the 2:3O express MT. and Mrs. Crossmon left for New York for a few days wedding tour. They returned Monday evening and are now residing at his home ill Worthwhile.
 Methodist Church.
 Children's S service next Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Parents and friends are cordially invited. Rev. H. B. Chown will speak.
 On Wednesday, Dec.8th, there will be supper consisting of the "Pure Food Substantials. For particulars see hand bills.
 The Sunday School will have Christ mas tree on Christmas Eve. The Can tata is entitled "A Surprise for Santa Claus.