Connecticut western news., 1917-01-04
FALLS VILLAGE

Rev. T, W. Haven will speak from the topic "The New Year and tue future" at the Sunday morning service at the Methodist church.
 Miss Emma Schindler has returned to her home in Bridgeport after several weeks stay in the village.
 H. s. Latham came home Friday TO hi a visit to relatives in Northfield, Vt. Mrs. Latham is visiting friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. T. w. Haven has accepted the position as leader of the Camp Fire Girls, during Mrs. Gray's absence for the winter.
 0. O. Weston, who has been spend. ing several months with his daughter Mrs. T. W. Haven has returned lJ his home at Port Byron, N. Y.
 Miss Alice Griffith from the Scid. more Art school at Saratoga Springs who spent the holiday vacation at her home has returned to her studies.
 Mrs. Catherine Sedgwick spent Fri day with friends in Kent.
 w. I. Kellogg is cutting lu to l2 inch ice from his pond this week. The vii. lsge are making tlTe most of the sleigh. ing to secure supply.
 Clarence H. Gillette and w. H. Gill lette were home from Hartford for New Years day.
 Miss Norma Hazeltine has returned to her school in Peekskill, N. Y., and Misses Clara Durham and Anna Rogers to their school in New Haven and Miss Theodora Haven to East Rochester, N. Y.
 Rev. E. A. Hazeltine received token of appreciation som his congregation at Christmas time in the shape of gen. erous purse.
 George w. Bacon of Waterbury was in town the first of the week
 Thomas Jennings is home from New Haven for a visit
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Dean an- nounce the engagement of their daugh. ter. Edna Mae, to Marcus W. Hurlburt of Seymour.
 Splendid sliding down the road through the Arch has been taken sd. vantage of by young and old the past week.
 Harry Frink was obliged to go to the Charter Oak hopsital in Hartford last week for an operation to remove tooth. He came home Sunday.
 Oscar Sabin has been home from Pittsfeld for few days.
 Miss Minnie Jacob is home from-a visit in Winsted and reopened her school Tuesday.
 Mrs. Mary Hughes of Lakeville spent the holidays with her mother in town.
 J. A. Griffith has disposed of his pair of colts and a gray horse for a mate to his black horse.
 Miss Kate Boyle of New Haven has been spending several days at her home in Amesville.
 Miss Mabel Blake was taken to Hill crest hospital at Pittsfeld last Thurs day for an operation for appendicitis
 A. W. Gray and family has departed and will make their home for the win ter in Fairfield.
 Rev. T. ". Haven was generously remembered by his people at Christmas with substantial purse.
 Joseph Clark, who has been at his home in town for few days returned to. Pittsfeld, Sunday morning.
 The Falls Village chorus is an assur- ed fact, the first rehearsal being held at the Hunt Library last evening at 7:3O. Mss Jessie O. Hart is to be the director. Twelve lessons are to be given with concert at the close of the sea son. There is still opportunity for more members to avail themselves of the privilege. With the singing talent displayed in the carrying out of the Community Christmas program, there is no reason why Falls Village should not have as good chorus as the neigh. boring towns