Connecticut western news., 1910-06-23
FALLS VILLAGE CREST
What Our Neighbors Find to
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Community Incidents That Make up Life's Experience and Lend a Fest to Human Existence.


 summer vacations of the Falls Village schools began this week. and teachers and pupils will now seek relaxation amid the haunts Of nature and recuperats for t le work that lies before them when va cation days are passed. At this time the records of the school honors will be read with interest and follow:
 Perfect attendance for the school year; Theodore Dickinson and Frederic E. Wilms. Leroy Beaujon, absent one day; Ellen Hickey aud Cora Silvernale, two days; Ennis Silyernale and Harold Berry. three days; Azsline Boibaux, five days. x. \
 These pupils were present every day of the spring term at Beebe Hill School: Louise Beaujon, Harold Berry, Azeline Boibaux, Willie Jarroll, Theodore Dick onson, Ellen Hickey, Frederic Wilms. Francis Wright The following pupils lost only the time set opposite their names: Veronica Alsaph, one-half day; Douglas Abbe, Leroy Beaujon. Alden Baird, Alice Sanford Cora Silvernale, and Ennis Silvernale each one day.
 The following pupils were promoted from third grade to the intermediate department in. Falls Village schools: Douglas Abbe, Hazel Surdam, Eleanor Tracy. Leroy Beauion Azeline Boibaux, John Wright, Willie Carroll, Cora Sill vernale, Ennis Silvernale, Paul Boibaux, Andrew Hines, Henry Smith.
 Amesville school closed on Friday of last week with picnic for the children in Miss Clark s room md ice cream for those i'll Miss Jacobi's room. The fol- owing pupils rec lived medals for scholarship: Grade 5, Timothy Goggin grade 6, Lena Mott; Grade 7, Anna EJipac. 0cado c (ilu.., So biYt s"4
 Laura Wilkison will enter Canaan high School and Clara Sabin, Waterbury high school. in the fall
 Both teachers will return. Some of the work done in this school during the past term is to be on exhibition at the Danbury summer sche d.
 Miss Reed of Westfeld, teacher in the first grade in the public schools and Miss Squires of Salisbury, teacher in the intermediates departments, have closed their schools and gone home for the va cation. I# Amesville schools show fine record. Harry and Chester Dean deserve special mention. They have won state oerti- ficate, not having been tardy or absent for moment during the school session for year. The honor roll follows: First grade, Miss Emily Clark, teacher; per feet in attendance, Harry Dean, Chester Dean, and Jennie Doty. Perfect during the spring term, Harry Dean, Chester Dean, Jennie Doty Josephine Doty, Arthur Kiernan, Mabel Russell and Mary Stapleton. Eleventh grade, Miss Minnie Jacobi, teacher; honors for spring term, James Goggin, Lena Mott, Mar gerry Russell and Nettie Wilkinson. Mrs Alexander Leverty of Bridgeport, has been spending few days with Miss Jacobi.
 The condition of Mrs. Mary Vosburg, who has been very i'll, remains about the same
 Mrs Lydia Sherman has been visiting Mrs. Julia MerrimRn of Huntsville for few days.
 It was 8 real pleasure to all her old friends to meet Mrs. Scudder once more. Her husband is pastor of Central Union church, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. While here she was the guest of Mrs. Watson. A hearty wish for pleasant voyage goes with her on her trip to Europe
 William R. Hubbell attended the grad uation exercises of the seminary at Til ton, N. H., where his son graduated this year. He was accompanied by Ed ward Ward whose grandson, Church = Waru diSO STduudGeQ.
 The regular church prayer meeting will be aeld at the churches Thursday night.
 Sunday, the Rev. MT. Chown, goes to Amenia, to administer there the sacra- ments of the church to-the Amenia con- gregation at the M. E.. church.
 The Sunday evening meeting of the Epworth league this week promises to be a service of interest.
 A. H. Schreiber has taken several parties out on the Housatonic these pleasant evenings for moonlight sail i'll his 16 foot motor boat, much 10 their enjoyment. The boat is equipped with a 3 l. D. motor of the Ferro pattern and makes good time and has proved very < cessful as river navigator, having several times run the rapids.
 Charles Blanyou's farm was sold this week by L. w. Baird to 0. G. Lanneau of Chappaqua. N. Y. This makes the ninth farm MT. Baird has sold in this section during the past season.
 Mrs. Lester of Springfield, Is visiting friends ill town.
 Miss Hattie Owens, formerly a resi- dents of this village; is this week visit ing friends and former associates in town.
 R. P Smith has entered upon his duties as Postmaster here, and is receiving the congratalation of his many friends over his appointment to that office. He is a Falls Village boy and although but 21, has already proved his excellent abilities as an assistant station agent of the N. Y. N. H. 6 H. railroad at Lime Rock He is Q graduate of the local high school and is well and favorably known to Fails Village people, who are confident that he will not only make good .in his new appointment, but will give the vii. lage one of the best postoffice admins trations 1t has ever had MT. Smith will retain the old force of employees as his assistants. @
 Congregational News
 The young ladies of the Congrega- tionaI church will serve ice cream on Friday afternoon and evening, June 24. If the weather permits, the tables will be placed upon the lawn of the church, but if conditions are not favorable, the social rooms will provide ample aGcom-