Connecticut western news., 1915-11-25
FALLS VILLAGE

The Falls Village Fire Company are preparing to plesent the farce " A Foul Tip" fol the good of the company treasury, directly alter the holidays.
 John Welch anl Fay Chatfee went to Salisbury. Monday night and under. went the joy of taking the first degree i'll the Knights of Pythias.
 Mason Noble has begnn work as rural free mail deliveTer. He will move his family the last uf tue week to the Page place. now owned by NIT. Rocholl.
 The new hard wood floor has been laid in the office of the Inn, by Arthur Wagner, who is now refur bishing the bar -room-painting, vanishing and papering. The office and bar room will look better than ever before, when Wagner gets through.
 MT. and Ms. Clarence Gillette, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Busch, Jr., of Hartford, were in town Sunday, visiting Mrs. William Gillette, who is confined to her home by illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Seth ". Morris. and Mrs. c. R. Morris, of Bridgeport; J. M. Chapin, Of Batavia, N. 4., and Rev. w. H. Holman, of Southport, ac- companied the remains of Sidney Morris to Falls Village last Tuesday, where the body was inferred ill Grassy Hill cemetery. Deceased was i'll the 9Oth year of his age. The body of Arthur Newton, of Dan- bury, was brought to Lime Rock, Sun- day for irterment He was native of this town, son of James Newton, now of New York, who came up with the body. Consumption was the cause of death. Deceased was 25 years of age.
 Cullen Holcomb, who has been i'll for some weeks, is improving at present writing.
 "Cop' Donalds, of West Cornwall, the nurse, is caring for Daniel Dean, who is seriously ill.
 Miss Oakley's Telephone" the comedy drama presented by the ladies of the Methodist church, Friday eve- ming, attracted good attendance and gave excellent satisfaction. The net proceeds amounted to $34. The play was given by Mrs. George B. Me Clellan, Miss Ruth Ayres, Miss Bessie Davis and Miss Edith Wickwire. The stage manager was MT. George B. Me- Clellan. There were instrumental and vocal selections by Miss Galore, pianiste; Mrs. B. c. Heinz, Mrs. c. E.. W. Bryant and Miss Backman.
 Miss Mary Lorch, of North Kent, was a guest of Miss May Willard over Sunday.
 Roscoe Brinton went to New York, Tuesday to bring home a carload o1 Stakeholder automobiles.
 Rev. E. A. Hazeltine, Mrs. Hazel tine and daughter Rae were called te Thompsonville. Saturday to attend the funeral ot Mrs. Hazeltine'5 sister. Mrs Brainard.
 Horace Holt, carpenter, and O'Blier Brothers, painters, have put the finish ing touches to the new St. Patrick $ church. Many comments of admira tion are still heard, for the fine appear ance of the edifice on the occasion oi the dedication, and especially for tn splendid floral decorations on the altar the artistic arrangement ct white chrysanthemums and red carDatlon provided and arranged by Mrs. Mar, :, Dunn.
 Miss Marjory Russell is working II Lakeville for Peter Hines. Miss Mabel Russell has been spend ing the past week ill East Hartford.
 Mrs. Martin Langs, of Sheffield, wa a caller in town Saturday.
 Harold Russell is home for Thanks giving.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Smith sper
 Sunday with MT. Smiths parents i
 Suffield, Conn.
 Miss Clara B. Sabin called on friend s in Salisbury, Saturday. '- Mrs. M Morse is spending a fe' g days in New Haven, with her grand l. children.
 v Mrs. Lydia Sherman returns to Hi '- burn, N. Y, this week to spend u T winter.