Connecticut western news., 1912-04-11
FALLS VILLAGE

14OWnIu DduoyS "uO WOEhcu AOA NA16 Kellogg, was arrested last week. charged with stealing chickens from Claude Scoville at Huntsville. He pleaded guilty and Justice Blodgett fined him $2 and costs, aggregating $10.91, which he paid.
 W. D. Whalen, of Millerton, who is interested in business with brother of Peter Antoniczuk, now in jail awaiting sentence for uttering worthless checks, etc, was in town Monday endeavoring to settle some of the accounts against the prisoner.
 There is to be Big Musical for the benefit of the Five Points Mission, in Citizens Hall, Wednesday evening, April IF. Music will be furnished by the Falls Village Musical Four"-Miss Frear and Messrs. Hogancamp, Davis and Abbey. The admission price is 25 cents children 10 cents.
 At the Catholic church Easter Sunday J. L. Battmann's Kyrie and Peters Sanctus were finely sung by the choir also Rocmelle's Ave Maria which was very well sung by Mrs. William Lynott, contralto. The choir was ably assisted by their organist W. L. Carrigan.
 The following children were in perfect attendance for the term ending March 29; Hunt School, Number Ruth Ay- res, Ethel Babcock, Gladys Berry, Leslie Blakeney, Olive Morse. Hunt School No. 2-Elizabeth Hickey, Cora Silver nail, John Wright. Beebe Hill School Helen Andrews, Alden Bard, Laura Dickinson, Frederick Wilms, Clara Wilms Francis Silvernail. Huntsville-Azline Boibeaux, Celina Boibeaux, Malcolm Nichols.
 John Rogers, of Waterbury, was in town over Sunday.
 4. s. Davis has received the clipping of newspaper report of the 25th we'd ding anniversary celebration of Rev. and Mrs. ]; Lew1s Evans, of Chester, N. J., formerly of Falls Village. The affair was attended by 150 guests who
  oluding silver. cut glass, money, cheeks, etc., Three original poems were read or sung and the occasion was 8 notable society event for Chester.
 MT. Graham, of Suff1eld, has been wis., iting at The Inn.
 Miss Annie Rogers has returned to her school work in New Haven, and Nicholas Rogers went back to Exeter yesterday.
 Harry Frink returned to Suff1eld Tues day.
 Rev. J. A. Hurn, the new pastor of the Methodist church. occupied his pulpit for the first time Easter Sunday and made & very favorable impression. sI
 David Everts. of Lakevilie, spent Eas- ter vacation with his uncle, John Bartle.
 Edward Kilmer and wife spent Easter with Mrs. Kilmer's sister, Mrs. Heath, at Amesville.
 Mrs. Wm. R. Hubbell, was the guest of her niece, Mrs. J. Taylor, in New York, from Thursday until Monday.
 John T. Bartle is preparing to build 8 small garage on a portion of the hotel property.
 The fishing continues good. Last Saturday or whereabouts, Walter Roth caught IT big trout in the same stream in which he took an involuntary duck ing the week before.
 Harold Hazeltine and friend, from Yale, spent part of their Easter vaca. tion at Rev. E. A. Hazeltine's.
 Mrs. Bradshaw is entertaining her daughter, from New York.
 MT Clark. of Ellsworth, is visiting his brother Dr. Skiff.
 Artist W. L. Carrigan went to New York Tuesday. @
 Miss Elizabeth s. Parker, of New York, is expected this week to take up her abode for the summer on her recently purchased property in Huntsville.
 Miss Lulu Burnett, of Bridgeport, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edith Ward.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clay ton Benjamin, last week-grandson of the late Representative J. Monroe Ben jamin.
 Reuben Alseph went to Waterbury Saturday for short visit with his peo- pie.
 Will Rectal caught nine whopping big trout Friday.
 Walter Dickinson has started @ fish route.
 Miss Olive Wilms caught fifteen trout last week.
 Rev. D.N.F. Blakeney is removing his household goods to Sheffield this week,