Connecticut western news., 1912-12-05
FALLS VILLAGE

Misses Norma and Ray Hazeltine, who spent their Thanksgiving vacation with their parents in Falls Village, have returned, Miss Norma to her du- ties as teacher ill Peekskill. and Miss Ray to her school in Wethersfeld. Among the Thanksgiving guests of Miss Ella Langs, at The Inn were MT. and Mrs. Arthur Grinnell, of Bridge port MT. and Mrs. William (. Hamil- ton and daughter Jean, of Springfield, and MT. Joseph Graham, of Suffield. The gentlemen of the party returned to tnelr homes the next day, the ladies re. maining until this week.
 The town is still discussing the recent Bald-Head Clubs banquet, which has attracted the attention of the whole country to Falls Village. The excel lence of the feast, which was favorably commented upon by the guests, was largely due to the culinary accomplish ments of Landlord Langs' chief cook Mrs. Tyrrell, who had the various vii ands prepared ''just right" and the savory broiled chicken done to turn.
 Mrs. George Ayres is assisting Mir. and Mrs. Hornbeck in the store during the holiday trade season. MT. Horn beck has provided an unusually large and varied stock of holiday goods this season, and is having good trade.
 T,Il vhr 3s lne long and painful illness, at Rev. J. A. Hurn $, left Falls Village Tuesday, for New York and Ithaca, where her son practices medicine, and with whom she will remain for time before returning to her home ill Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Dr. Loewe has abandoned his wood land camp for the winter, and taken up luis residence Ill town.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign drove to Skiff Mountain Saturday, and called on Mrs. Sidney Reed.
 MT. and Mrs. John Merwin, of Bridgeport, and MT. and Mrs. Edward Thompson, of the same city, were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Jeanuette Thompson, who is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thompson and a sister of Mrs Merwin.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi went to New York Wednesday to spend the rest of the week with Miss Macy Seymour, who is a summer resident of kalls Will lage.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Hornbeck and Mrs. Julia Wickwire spent Thanksgiv- ing in Springfield
 MT. Darlington, school principal, went to his home in Bethany, Conn.,, to spend Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Hall were Thanksgiving guests of friends in Lake vile.
 Mrs. E. B. Wood and son Preston, are visiting in Bridgeport.
 Miss Clara E. Dunharn and Miss An. na Rogers returned Sunday to their du- ties as teachers in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry H. Wolfe were in Lee, Mass, for Thanksgiving.
 Nick Rogers and Harry FriEk returned Monday to Albany, to resume their studies h the College of Pharmacy.
 Dr. Theodore Watson, of New Haven, was at the home of his parents from Wednesday until Saturday.
 George Garfield, who is sojourning at T. F. Watson's, is improving in health and rejoices in the greetings of his friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Adam A. Roth. of Dan. bury, were guests of MT. and Mrs. o. H. Gillette Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mabel Reed, of Hartford, also visited Mrs. Gillette, her sister, Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. Bruno Heinz is visiting her mother i'll Bridgeport.
 Undertaken l. P Hornteck attended the funeral and burial of the late Char lie Miller. of Lakeville. who died Wed nesday, aged 69 years, and was buried in the Salisbury Cemetery on Friday.
 The Heinz Brothers are moving their meat market business from the Mrs. Frank Reed building to the north end of the 1. P. Hornbeck's block, where they will have more room for their in creasing business. MT. Hornbeck has moved his undertaking department to another part of the building. where he will have more room for that part of his business.
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 The undersigned wish to express heartfelt thanks to their friends for the HiUdly and helpful sympathy extended rnt hnrnn