Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
FALLS VILLAGE

end in Hartford, accompanied by her little granddaughter, Miss A. Fivien Brinton, who reveled in the joys of a first visit to the city. They returned | by auto with a party of friends who made a brief visit at Mrs. Lloyd D. Brinton's.
 Mrs. Rizza Reed. who has been in town several days having her furniture cased to be shipped to Binghamton, N. T., left with the furniture one day last week
 William Suydam moves his house. hold goods from Amesville to Lime Rock this week.
 Miss Ray Hazeltine taught the Beebe Hill school last week in Miss Sabin's place.
 William T. Flanagan and William Witzel of New York have been spend. ing few days at MT. Flanagan sum- mer home.
 P. B. Burnett spent Sunday in New Haven.
 c. W. Burkett was called to Dan- bury last week by the illness of his father, Wm. A. Burkett. Miss Clara B. Sabin, who has been on the sick list with tonsilitis his re- sumed teaching on Beebe Hill. MT. and Mrs. Emil Mertin move next week to Clarence Turner's house in the village.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi closed the Ames. vile school Tuesday for the Thanks. giving recess. She visited the Canaan schools Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. H. Kilmer of New Haven called on friends in town Monday.
 Bernard Smith still continues to be very sick. Sunday a consultation of doctors was held at which pr. Roller, heart specialist of Bridgeport, was present.
 The union Thanksgiving service at the Congregational chapel Sunday morning was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by the united con- gregations,
 Herman Smith, the painter, is busy these days with work on automobiles at which he is an expert finisher.
 The local firemen are planning for a big time at their dance Friday, Dec. 8.
 W. L. Millald has resigned his posi- tion with the E. ". Spurr Co.,, after a service of twelve years in their employ. Micheal Hines takes his place.
 Arthur Smith is spending several days in Brooklyn.
 Nicholas l.. Rogers of New London was at his home here over Sunday.
 E. J. Hornbeck's store has taken on the Christmas look, attractive displays are in evidence in all lines for the holi. days.
 Miss Clara E. Durham of New Haven is spending the Thanksgiving recess with her mother, Mrs. Emma L. Kellogg.
 The Falls Village Equal Franchise League will meet next Tuesday after noon, December ,, at o'clock at Citi- zens hall.
 Miss Anna Rogers is spending Thanksgiving with her sister, Miss Sadie Rogers, in town.
 Mrs. E. J. Cosgrove, the nurse who has just finished her work at Mrs. Harvey Deans, has gone to Lenox to care for an elderly lady.
 A. ". Gray was home from Bridge port over Sunday.
 Harry E. FTlnK IS showing tancy specimens of his Butterclp fowls at South Norwalk, Danbury and Grand Central Palace, New York poultry shows.
 Miss Mary Hines is visiting friends in Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carlson have returned to New York for the winter.
 Mrs. J. M. Stringer is back at her country home after week in New York.
 Claude Scoville is moving his family to Waterbury.
 The schools of the. town close from Wednesday night to Monday morning.
 Thomas Bartle, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Burorton witnessed the big Yale Harvard football game in New Haven, Saturday.
 Mrs. A. W. Gray and nurse have re- turned from Bridgeport.
 Rev. T. W. Haven will preach Sun- day morning from the text, "The har- vest is past, the summer is ended and my soul is not saved.'' The plans for the community Christ mas tree are fast taking practical shape.
 Committees for soliciting funds are meeting with cordial respones and the program is being we'll taken care of. The success of the plan is assured.