Connecticut western news., 1913-01-16
FALLS VILLAGE

The Sunday services at the churches were not largely attended owing to the unfavorable weather.
 Mir Frank Reed, of Hartford, spent few days in Falls Village last week.
 Miss Mary Sanford. of Katonah, N. ] Y. has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wells Yale, ill this place.
 Mrs. Emily S Tracy has gone to New Haven fot an indefinite stay.
 MT. Marshall c. Dean IS ill New Lon- don this week. attending the annual con- yention of the State Grange, r. of H.
 Mrs. J. s. Tracy and Mrs. Nellie San ford visited ill Bridgeport a couple of days last week.
 Chancey R. Morris. who died few days ago ill Bridgeport, was for many years master mechanic of the old Housa- tonic railroad, and lived i'll Falls Village when the railroad repair shops were To- cated here He was over so years and leaves a considerable fortune. He Is survived by 8 brother, Sidney Morris, ot Southport. Mrs. Chauncey Morris died about three years ago. His will was filed \ in the probate office in Bridgeport last week Friday. His estate is estimated at $50, ,000. Among his bequests is Sl,0O0 to Fredrlck Morris, $l,000 to Cleo. Morrisx $l0O to Chas. Booth. $5,00O ill trust to Sidney Morris, all formerly of this place.
 The mercury registered 10 above zero early Monday, the coldest morning Of the winter up to that time.
 Mrs. Emeline B. Sedgwick is enter taining her mother. Mrs. Bowman, of Iorrington.,
 Miss Josephine Hallock, of The Pines. I is in New York and will go to Philadel- phia before her return, for an extended stay. ,
 The annual business meeting of the Congregational church was held before the morning service last Sunday and officers elected for the ensuing year.
 M. H Dean was elected clerk; J. Lee
 Ensign, treasurer and Mrs. w. k.
 Hubbell, organist.
 pr. Shannon and Miss Darlington
 called on Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Wick
 wire Sunday.
 Frank and Charles Bushey will leave
 town for Texas. s~'= John T. Bartle went to New York
 Tuesday on business and will attend the auto show before he returns.
 Rev. and Mrs. Hurn are spending few days at her home in Gaylordsville this week.
 ; Postmaster R. P. Smith begins to no tice the difference i'll hls cash receipts
 since the parcel post has got in opera tion. #E. The D. M. Hunt Library Association had their annual meeting Monday night Mrs. L. E. Moon returned to the farm
 Monday noon after two weeks stay a her home in New York City. The damage caused by the recent fir, at the D. M. Hunt Library has been re 8 paired. l Bruno Heinz is spending. two week
 with Nick Rogers in Albany. Dr. Loewe it appears Is opening al ,. office in Haddam. t MT. Grey of the Hallet 6 Davis Plan, 3 O. was ill town yesterday.
 A zeal old fashioned hen owl was sho
 Monday night on the O'Cain farm nea' 4 Lime Rock station. The bird measured . five feet from tip to tip. He will b.
 mounted and decorate the Heinz Bro !, thers Market.
 !. Sheriff l.. 0. Rhoades was ill towl
 Tuesday. After finishing his legal busi - ness he inspected the different pens O
 Rhode Island Red birds raised here las $ year. He remarked they was fine 10
 and no doubt he will make a purchas !, later.
 :. The transfer of Rev Father Ramon t n Willimantic Ct., is felt by many in thi a village. Father Ramon is one of thos a who gains friends wherever he is, an S one who follows his advice from tn d altar never regrets it. His bushes ?. transaction are simply perfect and ono a he puts confidence in one it is there t !. stay. He has done great work for tn if church here. One always stands read II to help him in whatever he undertakes e Regret it as we do, we wish him success h i'll his new charge.
 ,f Walter I. Kellogg is receiving hi r, usual order to fill the various ice house e about the village. He was heard to sa ss on Tuesday when an old customer of hi d wanted his house filled as usual: "Bu l. where can get the ice?" le The Boy Scouts at Falls Village al 1- known as Fox Patrol No. l. The officer n, are: w. K. Stone, Commissioner pc Rev. J. A. Hurn, Scoutmaster How C,.z, ,A,~,, eErx