Connecticut western news., 1914-06-25
FALLS VILLAGE
COMMENCEMENT.

COMMENCEMENT.
 The graduating exercises of the Hunt school of Falls Village held on Tues day afternoon, June 23, were very suc- cessfully given. The program Nas as follows:
 Song, "Weleome," the school.
 Sa'utatory, Ralph Sedgwick
 Recitation, Johnny's Hist'ry Lesson, Edward Doty.
 Reading, Our Bright Answers, Lucy Sprague.
 Declamation, Who was the Minute Man? Douglas Abbe.
 Song, Whistle Away, Boys" the school.
 Reading, Glass History, Edith Wick wire.
 Recitation, Pegging Away, Elizabeth Hickey.
 Defamation, A Girls Declaration of Independence, Hazel Decker.
 Reading, Class Will, Ruth Ayres.
 Song, "Vacation," the school.
 Recitation, Success, Lucy Spragus.
 Defamation, Duties of Amerci~n citizens, Lynne Jalmer.
 Reading, Class Prophecy, Ernie Bur ton.
 Recitation, The Fellow with Grit, Edward Doty.
 Song, "Invitation, the school.
 Valedictory, Gladys Berry.
 Address, Rev. Mir. Bryant
 Presentation of Diplomas, Rev. Mir. Hazeltine.
 Song, "Star Spangled Banner" All.
 The graduates were Douglas Wilcox Abbe, Ruth Selena Ayres, Gladys Louise Berry, Ernie Adelaide Burton, Hazel May Decker, Edward Arthur Doty. Elizabeth Josephine Hickey, Lynne Dunbar Palmer, Ralph Edgerton Sedgwick, Lucy Ellen Sprague, Edith May Wickwire. The manner in which the program was rendered reflected great credit to the teacher R. W. Darlington, as well as the members of the graduating class. Every member did his part and did it we'll.
 The body of Elizabeth Walkeman, daughter of Walter Wakeman, of Wilkes Barre, Penn, was brought to Lime Rock, Tuesday evening for inter- ment in the family burial plot there. Miss Wakeman was 22 years of age, granddaughter of the late John'H. Hurl- burt, principal of the Rocky Dell Insti. ute in Lime Rock. . Frank Reeds condition continues with very little cha ge, though there is no encouraging sign of improvement
 MT. M. A. Lyman who has been spending seve' al days at T. k. Watson's, has returned to Bridgeport. ..q
 Mrs. H. E. Russell was visitor in Pittsfield one day last week.
 MT. Morgan has moved into one of G. w. Halls houses in Amesville and is working for MT. Moon.
 Mrs. Leonard Ganzer and son Carl spent Sunday ut 0. c. Sabin's.
 Miss Eva c. Cleveland, of Bridge port, was an over Sunday guest at the Jarrett homestead. "..
 Miss Sophia L. Perry has been spend- ing some days at Mrs. Halls.
 Ex-Selectman Fl. E. Howe has sold his Ford 1909 auto to Frank Ward, of Kent. . se
 Adam Schmidt, of South Norwalk, was a visitor at Edward Heinz's, Sun day.
 AisS Clifford E. Howe and daughters of Boston, are visiting Mrs. Howe's father in law, H. E. Howe Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell ana Mrs. Edith Ward returned Friday from Til ton, where they attended the com mencement exercises of Hilton Academy, and witnessed the gradua- tion of their sons, Averill w. Hubbell and N. Church Ward. '...
 Miss Warwick, of Millerton, visited Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs, Sunday. -."
 MT. and Mrs. Lee F. Dean, of Cam bridge, have opened their summer resi- dence here. Miss Ray Hazeltine arrived Saturday from Mansfield, where she graduated last week from the training school for kindergarten teacher.
 Mrs. M. G. Marcy, with her two cildren, has returned from visit to her old home in Lake Mahopac, N. Y.
 George W. Capron, who is now book keeper at the New Haven Hospital, was here over Sunday, visiting his mother, who is entertaining also her sister, Mrs. O. W. Tanner, of Bridgeport.
 Miss May Sanford, of Katonah, N. T., visited her aunt, Mrs. Wells Yale, few days.
 Miss Josephine Hallock has returned | to her home ''the Pines, !" after her plo- tracted visit ill the South. She is also entertaining her friends Miss Pritchard and Architect Hutton, of New York. A number of the officials of the Stone 6 Webster Co.,, of Boston, are here, making final tests Ut the big power plant.
 Dr. Ross will be absent from his office the whole month of July. Adv.