Connecticut western news., 1914-01-08
FALLS VILLAGE

The Ice IS more than lU inches 6n1CK.
 Two auto loads of Canaan young people attended the social dance in Citi- zens Hall, Friday evening. which under the management of Mr. R. P. Smith. was fine success.
 The students and teachers who spent the holiday vacation at their homes here have returned-Church Ward and Averill Hubbell to Hilton, N. H.; Miss Norma Hazeltine to Peekskill Ray Hazeltine to Westfield; Harold Hazel tine to Yale Miss Anna Rogers to New Haven and Miss Bessie Davis to Madi- son.
 MT. Lee P. Dean, of Cambridge, Mass, was ill town few days last week.
 MT. Raymond Slagle, electrician. and his bride, have returned aud are room- ing at T, F. Watson's. ...~ 0. P. Tomlinson, the popular assistant superintendent of the Stone 6 Webster works. returned Friday, from Helena, Montana, with his bride. They have taken apartments at the hotel.
 Miss Katherine Belden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Belden, of Hart ford, visited Miss Gall a few days last week.
 Superintendent and Mrs. A. W. Gray entertained guests from out of town last week.
 John Bartle went to New York, Mon d4y and attended the automobile show.
 William Willard has been on the sick 1 list for few days.
 A union prayer meeting will be held this evening in the Methodist church.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heinz will sail on the Pretoria for their return trip from Germany, on Thursday next, Jan. uary 15 and are due to arrive at their home here about the last of the month. They report pleasant sojourn abroad. Bruno Heinz and wife have been en, tertaining two aunts of Mrs. Heinz, from Bridgeport, Mrs. Ruethe and Mrs. Fowler.
 MT. McGee, engineer with Stone & Webster. with his wife, left for Boston, Tuesday.
 Miss Clara E. Durham. of New Haven, is home for the winter She has obtained leave of absence from teaching until next September.
 Mrs Marcella Moore has returned from Pittsfeld.
 T, F. Watson has sold bis house he house, toa New. York man.
 Miss Ruth Hillyer, trained nurse, is boarding at A. Blake's and expects work as nurse ill this locality.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Anderson return ed Friday from Chatham, N. Y,
 MT. and Mrs. McGee have given up their rooms at MT. Andrews and are boarding at MT. A. Wagner's.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ready have left the Seymour house in Amesville and are boarding at Wm. Pertal's.
 Justice Blodgett has decided the Fitch Willard vs. Nita Kellogg case in favor of the plaintiff, who is to recover STA. .76.
 Honor Roll in school attendance:
 D. M. Hunt, Grade Douglas Abbe. Ruth Ayres, Gladys Berry, Hazel Decker, Edward Doty, Elizabeth Hickey, Ralph Sedgwick. Grade 7-William Braman, Dora Heinz, Ezra Hurn, Eleanor Tracy, Katherine Sedgwick, Cuba Welch, John Wright. Grade 6-Jessie Carroll, Ed ward Eglln, Ennis Silvernale, Cora Sil- vernale, Winifred Smith. Grade 5- Harold Berry, Robert Schreiber, Francis Wright. Grade 4-Floyd Baldwin, Byron Berry, Laura Dickinson, Bertha l Schreiber, Charles Sedgwick, Frederic Wilms. Grade 3-Helen Andrews, Emma Carroll, Walter Decker. Francis Doty, Harry Schreiber, Raymond Simons, Francis Silvernale.
 Beebe Hill-Viola Billings, Wallace Dickinson, Mildred Gillette. Harold Hack, Raymond Hack, Wallace Hack Helena Hurn, Beatrice Malnati, Esther Malnati, Frank Passini, Stella Passini, John Sedgwick.
 Canaan Administration Passini, Mollie Passlni.
 Huntsville-Augusta Boibaux, Azeline Boibaux, Celena Boibaux, Helen Boibaux, Marcel Bolbaux, Alice Bushy, Harry Bushy, Marion Dean, Alice Passlni.
 The following pupils of Amesville school were perfect in attendance dur ing the month of December Edward Barney, Mabel Blake, Lester Blake, Josephine Doty. Jennie Doty, Roland Doty, Fred Goggin, John Goggin, Mar tin Goggin, Evangeline Goggin, Mary Hines, Arthur Houghtaling, Arthur Kiernan, Isnella Rectal, Walton Roets, Mary Stapleton, Frank Water, Simon Weiner, Jennie Weiner, James Wiki son, Charley Wiikison, Grace Russell, LeOta Sumner Gladys Hunt