Connecticut western news., 1915-06-03
FALLS VILLAGE

Mir. Clarence Gillette, Mir. and Mrs. Busch aLd AIr. and Mrs. Pulver visited friends in town Monday. Landlord Parlctt and family motored to Lee. Mass, yesterday.
 \ jolly party of 25 ladies and gentle men from PittSield spent Monday ae the Falls Village Inn.
 Wallace Dickinson is serving on the jury trying the alleged Case murderers in Litchdeld.
 Mrs. 1. P. Hornbeck. ,who has been convalescing at Mrs. M. 4. Halls for several weeks, returned to her home yesterday, feeling somewhat better. The in'persOnations by Miss Marion Herthu Clarke, who gave characters frUGl "Peg O My Heart" in Citizens Hall. Saturday evening for the Village Improvement Association, were well ut- tended and enjoyed.
 The schools were kept in session Memorial Day in order to maae up lost time.
 A meeting of the creditors, of Mnrtin I.augs before Referee in Bankruptcy, Carleton E. Hoadley, will he held in New Milford, Saturday, June 12, to examine the bankrupt, appoint u trustee, etc.
 MT. Henry Ryder and his. daughter. Mrs. Nellie Ryder Myers, of Alaska, were in town Tuesday, calling on friends. They were formerly residents of Falls Village.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. P. Dean, of Cam bridge, a1e here for the summer.
 Charles Laffargue has finished boring the we'll for Mrs Caroline B. Sedgwirk, having gone down to depth of 92 feet. MT. Laffargue recently bored u we'll for l.. k. Moon 1lS feet deep.
 Work on the new Catholic church was begun yesterday, when ground was broken on the site, Miner street aud Beebe Hill road The mason work will be doue ly John Garrty, of Lakeville; carpenter work by Contractor Lorraine, of Canaan.
 Edward Segar, of Waterville, and Mrs. Segur, who was formerly Grace WetheIell, of South Canaan, spent Sunday and Monday at Walter l. Kel- logg's.
 Miss Evelyn Merrihue, of Philadel- phia, has returned home after u visit Wlth Miss Josephine HsElock.
 Miss Mur K. Patterson, of Hartford, f. rmerly of Lime Rock, was married Tuesday to Mr F, D. Ashley. They will reside in New York.
 Miss Lulu Burnett, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs Ward.
 Church Ward rnd Averill Hubbel were home from Hartford, Monday.
 Mir. A. ". Gray, of Hartford spent Sunday and Monday at his home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tracy and MT. and Mrs. E. J. Hornbeck motoTel to Saratoga, Sunday.
 George Page, of Waterbury, formerly of Falls Village, with party of Water bury fishermen have been whipping the brooks in this vicinity with fair success.
 Dr. Parmelee, the chiropodist, will be at the Canfeld Inn, Monday and Tuesday, June z and s. See him about your feet-Adv.
 Mrs. Mary Burkett and daughter, of TorTintgon, spent Memorial Day at the Burkett homestead.
 Miss Clara B. Sabin was home from Danbury Normal school over Sunday.
 Mrs. $. B. Sabin, of Pittsfeld, is s ending several days with her mother, Mrs. Moore.
 Miss Olive Wilms entertained friends fri m Bridgeport Memorial Day.
 William J. shook, of Great Barring ton, was ill town last week.
 Mrs. 5. f. schleisner, who has been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Merton, returned to New York city, Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. Ward Finkle spent Memorial Day at Mrs. Mary Blake'S on Brink Hill.
 James McCrory is Visiting William Hogancamp,in Otis. Mass.
 Frank Mcdonald. of Hartford. spent Sunday with his uncle, George Botsford, in Amesville.