Connecticut western news., 1915-08-19
FALLS VILLAGE

N. L. Rogers, of New Britain, Joe Smih, Miss Marie Smith and Miss Catherine Connolly, of Bridgeport, huye been visiting Falls Village friends.
 Miss Dalton, of Naugatuck, has been secured to teach in School No. ,. Hunts. Miss Naomi CaDare, of Muskegon. Mich., will teach 10. school. Miss Bfssie Davis will teach the Eeebe Hill School: Miss Clara Sabin, the Hunts vile school, and Miss Ida L. Root the Canaan Mountain school. The fall tenn opens September :.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Wolfe ana child. of West Haven, are visiting MT. Wolf's grandmother, Mrs. H. H. Wolfe.
 The Methodist church Sunday schUnl picnic was held in Huliey Gio Se, Lake. vile, Friday, and was an enioyab @ affair
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Spicer and Mir. and Mrs. Jercme, mother of Mrs. Spicer, and a niece, of Carlton, N. Y, are spending few days at the Thu. They were residents of Falls Village sone years ago.
 Miss Emily Marsh. of Cornwall. is visiting her aunt, Mrs W. l.. Willard.
 Mrs. Minott A. Lyman, of Bridge. port, is spending the week at Miss Calls.
 Miss Blanche Ball, If New York, is spending a week at the Inn. Miss Ball was resident of Falls Village up to about IS years ago.
 Milo Crime, of Huntsville. died Fri. day evening. Burial in sharon, Sun. dsy. Deceased was the father of Mrs E. J. House.
 The library is closed this week, pending a general house.cleaning and refurbishing of the building. Mrs. W. R, Hubbell, the efficient librarian, has held the office since the library was es- tablished 25 years ago.
 Mrs. Marion Moser aud sUn, of Kent. and her sister Bertha Hubbard, Bridgeport, have been visiting ut L. r. Deans.
 Mrs. Nellie Sanford aud Miss Eleanor Tracy have returned from their visit in Bridgeport.
 Fl. E. Howe has been appointed demo. cratic town committees man by the state central committee to succeed the late A. P Chapman.
 Benjamin Sedgwick and family, of Torrington, called on Mrs. Caroline B. Sedgwick, Sunday.
 Work is progressing on the 10 lndation for Bartle Brothers garage. adjoining their store. George Erlgner is in charge ot the work.
 Progress is being made rapidly on the new Catholic church. The build ing is covered and shingled. the belfry is up and it looks like n rush to an early finish under the energetic direction uf Ed. Lorraine, Jr,
 Mrs. Nellie Chase, of St. Cloud. Florida, has been visiting at Nelson Deans.
 Another party of Falls Village friends motored to Sheffield. Wednesday even. ing to take supper at Martin Langs's hotel. The party consisted of Messrs. Fl. E. Howe, l. P. Hornbeck, W. l. Kel- logg, Richard Palmer, Clayton Benja- min and wife, Thomas Bartle, Roscoe Brinton.
 Forresters baseball team. of Housa- tonic defeated the Falls Village team Saturday. Score, Housatonic l5, Falls Village 6.
 Otho sabin spent Sunday in New Haven.
 A young child of James Rice died last week Tuesday. Burial Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. :. F. Schleisner, of New York city, and child are spending several days at Mrs. Mertins.
 Miss Clara B. Sabin spent Sunday in New Haven.
 Mrs. Shanley and sister, Miss Falls, spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Falls, on Sugar Hill.
 Miss Irene Smith and friend, of. Bridgeport, spent Sunday at Falls Vil- lage with the Rogers and B. Smith families.
 William T. Flanagan, has been enter. taining his brother of New York, the past week.
 Albert Ledger is working in Lime Rock
 Mrs Leverty has returned to Bridge port.