Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
FALLS VILLAGE

ness Of consumption, was helG Ill tllt Congregational church ill Falls Village sunday afternoon. and was largely at rende0. Deceased was daughter O the late Frank Reed and was 25 year of age. She leaves besides her hus band. Richard $. Sanuers, a baby daughter SIX months old, and three sis ters. Mrs Clarence H Gillette, Mrs. w T. PulveT and Mrs J. ". Busch. all O. West Hartford. A large gat1ering ot friends attended the funeral, which wa! conducted by Rev. c. ". Hanna, O Granby former pastor in Falls Will lage. There was special singing by { quartette composed of MT. David War wick and lis son, Arthur, William Russell and H. l.. Price. Interment was in Grassy fill Cemetery.
 Mr. James N. Arnold, of Providence, R. l.. has been ill town for some days, searching the public records for data concerning the births, marriages and | deaths prior to 1850. George White, of Pittsfield, owrer of 1 the Inn, was in town Wednesday to ascertain wEat repairs are necessary ill the hotel property. The office walls are to be newly papered and the wood- work painted, new floor covering laid and some necessary repairs made to the furnace
 Mir. and Mrs. M. G. Marcy have re- turned from their trip to the Pacific coast aui the Panama Exposition.
 Mrs. A. J. Simpson of Bridgeport, is guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bruno Heinz.
 The first annual dance of the Fails Village fire company will take place tomorrow night and a successful affair is already assured.
 Mrs. Rissa Reed, of Hartford, and daughter, Mrs Olive Hart, of Bing- hampton. N. Y, are visiting friends here.
 E. j. Hornbeck and H. c. Gaylord enjoyed trio to New York, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs ". R. Hubbell and son Averill, and Mrs. Hubbe1l's two sisters, Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Lee P. Dean motored to Newburgh, Sun day, to visit another sister, Mrs. F. D. Dayton.
 Miss Josephine Hallock, at the Pines, has been entertaining Architect Hutton, of New York, and Mrs. Evelyn Merrihew, of Philadelphia
 MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign last week toured Skiff Mountain with MT. and Mrs. Goodsell.
 Rev. E. c. Hazeltine has been attend ing the sessions of the National Coun- cil of Congregational churches this week.
 The Misses Hull, of Danbury, have been visiting Mrs. T. F. Watson dur ing the past few days.
 Mrs. Case, of Waterbury, is at Miss Nettie Calls for rest.
 Miss Clara Durham, of New Haven. was at her Falls Village home Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell were given a genuine surprise party on Tues day; the tenth anniversary of their marriage. About 27 persons were present, at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Lee Ensign and a delightful social evening was enjoyed.
 Mrs. Edith B. Ward has returned from visit to ner paren $, MT. and Mrs. P. B. Burnett. in Bridgeport.
 Weataug Tribe, I. o. R. M., of Lime Rock, will initiate a class of four can didates Saturday evening, with elabor- ate ceremonies. The first degree will be conferred by Kehow Tribe, of Win sted; the second by Mohawk Tribe, of Torrington, and the third by Weataug Trib1. Among the grand officers who will be present are Walter G. Austin, former mayor of Stamford, Great Sachem: Alfred Ligourie, of New Lon- don, Great Senior Sagamore; George M. Barnes, of Bridgeport, Great Junior Sagamore, and George A. Fairchild, of Bridgeport, Great Prophet. It is ex- pected that 150 Indians will be present.
 Garfield Brewster, of Boston, was the guest of MT. and Mrs. T.lF. Watson a few days last week.
 William E. Rectal moved to Canaan this week.
 Miss Mary Fitch was the guest of Miss Clara Sabin a short time last week. Miss Fitch teaches school in Kent.
 T. F. Watson, Henry Gaylord, Wm. R. Hubbell and Grant Shultis were in Hartford this week.
 Mrs. Lewis Booth and Samuel T. Reardsley were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. A. W. Gray.
 The Camp Fire Girls held their last picnic of the season ill the woods on Friday evening.
 Miss D. E. Marble, of Essex, Conn.,, is visiting at A. S. Davis's.
 The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will hold their annual chicken pie SUD- per on Wednesday evening, November 3. Aprons and fancy articles suitable for Christmas presents will be on sale
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