Connecticut western news., 1917-04-05
FALLS VILLAGE

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 Kenneth Sabin has moved to the rooms formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs. E. Mertens.
 Roscoe Brinton and Harry Brink have taken possession of the garage in Salisbury, which they recently pur- chased.
 Mrs. Roy Martin and children have been spending few days with her sister. Mrs. H. B. Russell in Amesville.
 Mrs. Henry Wolfe has returned from Mansfield, Ohio, .where she spent the winter with her son. Her sister, Mrs. E. Dunn is with her for the present.
 H. B. Meherlander of New York city is moving to his new summer home, known as the Wolfe place in Amesville.
 MT. K. Benjamin, who has been visiting in Seymour, has returned to her home in town.
 MT. P. 0. Melius and Mrs. B. H. Kilmer have returned to New Haven. They have been visiting Mrs. M. Moore here for a short time.
 Miss Olive Wilms has returned home from Canaan, where she was guest of Mrs. George R. Wilcox.
 The young people of the Methodist Church will hold Social at the church parlors tonight.
 Moses G. Marcy moved his family Monday from Canaan to the house just s)uth of the station.
 Bernard Smith has so far improved that he is able to get out of doors. The pool tournament is on again this week, some interesting games are to be played.
 Rev. T. W. Haven went to New York Tuesday to attend the sessions of the New York Conference. Because of his absence there will be no preaching service at the Methodist Church oun- day. '|.
 Mrs. William H. Hart and grandson William..Argall are visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 A grass fire set by passing locomo- tive, communicated to the barn on the place occupied by M. N. Reynolds, burning the same with contents to the ground Monday afternoon.
 Miss Josephine Hallock. who has spent the winter in the south has re.
 
 Union Fast day services will be held at the Chapel tomorrow night. Sunday there will be union services, both morning and evening, at the same place. Rev. MT. Hazeltine will preach an Easter sermon in the morning. In the evening there will be an Easter song service.
 Mrs. George I. Ayres and Miss Ruth Ayres visited friends in Pittsfield dur ing the week.
 The concert of Choral Society Friday evening was thoroughly enjoyed by a large audience. A fuller account will be found on page one of this issue.
 Miss Clara B. oabin is spending her vacation with friends in West Haven.
 Mrs. H. B. Lawrence and daughter Constance are visiting relatives in Wellesley. Mass.
 Several visitors from out of town > were attracted here by the concert given last Friday evening, undoubtedly had the travelling been better more from nearby towns would have availed the music.
 Sheriff I. P. Hornbeck has been spending several days in Canaan dis posing of the bankrupt stock of o. T.. Vosburgh.
 Special music is being arranged for the Easter service at St. Patrick s Church. Miss Belle Hanchett is assist. ing the regular choir.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church meets next Wednes- day with Mrs. G. I. Ayres at the usual hour.
 Miss Alice Griffith is home from the Art School of Saratoga Springs for the Easter vacation.
 Lee P. Kellogg has been appointed secretary of the school borad in place of R. P. Smith who has so efficiently held the position for several years but who now relinguishes it because of removal from town.
 The members enrolled in the Home Guard held meeting at Citizens hall, Monday night to complete an organiza. tion. Several new names were enrolled. Walter King Stone was elected captain. The following names have been added since the list was published last week Booth, Matthew H.; Brinton, Lloyd D; Hubbell, William R. !; Lawrence, Howard B.; Myer, Harry; Stone, Walter King; Smith, Richard P. Smith, Lewis O.
 These eight men enlisted bring the total up to 33 which is the best show ing made in any town as compared with the Military Census which was taken recently. .:..
 Investigations conducted by in terested parties in town into the estate of the late Fred Spencer, show that he had made provision for relatives in case of his accidental death. It will be 1e membered that he worked at one time for the Power Company, also at Willis Hurlburt's before he went to Plttsfield oninQ finally to Watarhnry at whict