Connecticut western news., 1913-07-10
FALLS VILLAGE
FUNERAL OF MRS. HURN.


 FUNERAL OF MRS. HURN.
 The funeral of Mrs. J. A. Hurn was held Thursday afternoon, Rev. R. E. Wilson. district superintendent. was in charge, assisted by Revs. E. A. Hazel tine and Robert McClaren, of Gaylords- vile, who read scriptural lessons Revs. G. E. Montrose. of Lakeville, and D. N. E. Blakeney, of Sheffield, who offered the prayer, and James Michell, who made appropriate remarks. MT. Wilson preached very comforting ser mon. The choir under the leadership of the organist, Mrs. Abbe. sang Peace, Perfect Peace' and Lead Kindly Light" Many friends were present, including several from former pastorates. The remains were taken on the evening train to Gaylordsville and laid to rest in Morningside Cemetery. At the grave Robert McClaren read the burial service, and with the assistance of the Gaylords- vile choir, sang My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
 Rev. J. Wesley Judd, of Ithaca, N. Y., and his brother, G. Ezra, of Stock bridge. were present at the funeral.
 The local nine were defeated at base. ball by the Lakeville team, II to 15, in the Fourth of July game.
 MT. and Mrs. West and granddaughter of Worcester, made an auto trip to this place last week, for 0 short visit with Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Dalton.
 The streets of the village have been oiled.
 The group photos of the officers and executive committee of the Bald Head Club of America, taken at President Orr's house in Pittsfeld, have arrived, and are greatly admired.
 Miss Gertrude Burnett. of Bridgeport, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ward.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jacobl, of Newark, N. J.. have been spending few days with their sister, Miss Minnie Jacobi.
 Miss Annie Woodln, of Winsted, re- turned to her home Saturday, after spending 8 short time with friends in Amenia.
 Wm. Hogancamp, of Pittsfield, is spending few days at his fathers in. this place.
 MT. and Mrs. John Thompson and child, of Pittsfield, spent the first part of the week at Dwight Morris's.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles How'd. of Amherst, Mass, are visiting their broth CT, Frank E. How'd, on Sugar Hill
 Mrs. ). s. Willis, of Lee. has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Seymour, for few days
 Miss Belle Hanchett is visiting at her uncle's, Miles Hanchett, in Orange. N. J. From there she will go to Mount Morris, to finish her vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor. of New York. and Harry Dean, of Cambridge. spent the 4th with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Lee P. Dean. Mrs. Taylor re- mains for longer visit. Rev. Lee M. Dean. another son, of Providence, also is here for his vacation.
 Mss Edna Owen, of New Haven, is at Mrs. W. l.. Millard's.
 Mir Harrison Wells, of Torrington, spent the weekend at Mrs. Wards.
 The Misses Mosher have returned to Albany.
 Mrs. B. H. Beeman and daughter, of Jersey, City, was at her fathers, E. H. Wilcox, last week.
 Joseph Smith, of Bridgeport, is visit ing his uncle, Barney Smith, and other friends in town.
 Miss Sophia L. Perry of Bridgeport, is spending a month at Mrs. Halls.
 Messrs. Tracy and Ayres spent the Fourth at Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs. 'Towe, of Bridgeport. are at Mrs. Halls. Mrs. Towe was formerly Miss Stella Lord.
 Mrs. Julia E. Merriman, the nurse, has returned to her home owing to the poor health of her son. Dorval, who was seriously affected by the heat few days ago.
 The present guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Heinz are Mir. and Mrs. Edward LaTure, MT. Duffy, of Bridgeport; MT. Dwyer and MT. Weakman.
 Bruno Heinz continues to improve but is taking it easy and wisely refrains from active business.
 Alfred Seyde, of Brooklyn, spent the 4th at l.. E. Moons.
 Francis Coles took party of friends