Connecticut western news., 1909-12-16
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. o. J. Sabin Is ill at her Lome.
 Rev. Mir. HaZeltine visited ill Canaan Monday.
 George Capron, ST, visited friends iu C}na1n Monday.
 Martin Lang5 y,i.,; tht g1c-t f fr.cnC s iii Canaan early ill the week.
 ". L. Carrigan has returned from a few days visit i'll New York. MT. and Mrs Lloyd Brinton are the parents of son, born Dec. 9th.
 Mrs. J. c. " ood, of Somersville, is the guest of Rev and Mrs. Hazeltine.
 Mrs. Charles Andrus, of Sheffield, was the Monday guest of her father, Edward Ward.
 Douglas Abbe, who has been very i'll with scarlet fever, is improving very rapidly.
 A. A. Roth was ill New York city the latter part of last week purchasing goods for the holidays.
 Rev. MT. Chown and w. L. Baird at tended preachers meeting held in Lake vile Monday.
 A. s. Davis, the local depot agent, has been confined to the house for the past few days by illness.
 Mr. and Mrs Bruno Heinz are spend ing few days ill Bridgeport with her mother, Mrs c. H. Simpson.
 Isaac P. Hornbeck returned Tuesday evening from New Haven where he spent a few days with 6nds.
 Clayton Benjamin has returned to his home ill this village after short visit with relatives i'll Lanesboro, Mass.
 N nI from New Haven where she has been spending few days with Miss Carl E. Dudley.
 George Caperon, Jr., left Sunday af ternoon for Augustine, Fla, where he has taken a position as bookkeeper i'll a large meat establishments.
 Miss Bell Hanchett, who has been spending five weeks with friends ill Orange, N. J., and Bridgeport, has re- turned to her home here. She is now assisting in the post office.
 E. H. Wilcox has been confined to the house for the past few days by illness and the local people who own teams are very mnch handicapped for they are un- able to get their horses shod.
 The dance given ill the town hall Fri day evening of last week by the young people was very largely attended and very enjoyable evening was passed The muslc was furnished by Miss Edna Haskins and Miss Ella Langs.
 The Christmas tree exercises will be held at the Beebe Hill school tomorrow afternoon and the program will be car ried out absolutely by the children. There will be singing, speaking and some reading by the pupils and the par ents of the children will be invited to attend.
 Sabin-Rapp Wedding
 Thursday evening of last week at 9 o'clock, the marriage of Miss Evelyn Rapp, daughter of John Rapp, of Sails bury, and Kenneth w. Sabin also of parsonage and Rev. MT. Chown per formed the ceremony. They were un- attended. Both are very well known in this village and the wish of happy flu ture is extended by all of their friends. MT. Sabin is employed as a plumber and also has a drug business and Mrs. Sabin has been living at her home up to the time of the marriage. It was the intention of the couple to make d secret of the marriage but the news was, how ever, spread around the village shortly before the knot was to be tied.
 Congregational Church.
 The Christmas exercises of the Con- gregational church will be held Friday afternoon, Dec. 24. A pleasant afternoon is anticipated.
 Forefathers Day will be observed next Sunday morning. An attractive and helpful program has been prepared, which will be i'll the hands of the con- gregation.