Connecticut western news., 1917-04-12
FALLS VILLAGE
Harry Brinton of Waterbury spent Sunday at Mrs. Henry Brinton's.

Suuudy hb Mrs. T1eury brlnUOn $.
 Albert Ledger is in town after spend ing the winter in New Jersey.
 Wm. T. Flannegan of New York with party of gentlemen spent part of last week at his summer home here.
 At St. Patrick's church Sunday solemn nigh mass was celebrated. Miss Belle Hanchett assisted the regular choir Harold Bray also accompanied ~ with his violin. A large congregation was present and tho church was beauti fully decorated for the day
 The Misses Beulah and Hazel Merri man of Hartforti were over Sunday guests of Mrs. Laura Brinton.
 Harold Russell and Oscar Sabin of PittsEield were at their respective homes over sunday.
 Miss Clara Dunham and Miss Anna Rogers were home from their New Haven schools over Easter.
 Mrs. E. A. Hazeltine is visiting her daughter ill Peekskill N. Y.
 The Firemen's dance at Citizens hall tomorrow night promises to be an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Keenan and Miss Kegler of Canaan will furnish the music
 Paul Andrews of Lakeville has been visiting at George Brigner's in Ames. vile.
 Thomas Milan was arrested by Sheriff Hornbeck Monday night in Sharon for drunkenness and after spending the night i'll the lookup was transported to Litchtield jail Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Mary Collins of Canaan was visitor of Mrs. B. Smith Monday.
 Miss Lucy o. Randall is home from spending two months in New Haven.
 H. Roscoe Brinton left for Washing ton Monday where he will meet Mrs. Brinton and daughter Virginia, who are returning from Florida, where they have been spending the winter.
 Alfred Abbe has resigned his position with the E W. Spur Go. and started Sunday for Burke, Idaho, where his mother and brothers are located.
 Mrs. William H. Hart and grandson William ArgaIi returned Monday night from Bridgeport.
 Richard F. Smith substituted for the agent at West Cornwall station Tuesday.
 Miss Ray Hazeltine is home from the Hartford schools tor her Easter vaca- tion.
 Miss Fannie Wickwire has moved some of her household goods to Canaan where she has taken rooms.
 Word was received Monday of the death of Mrs. Caroline A. Seymour of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Seymour has a summer home in Amesville.
 William Sheppard is again occupying his farm.
 Miss Mabel Russell of Poughkeepsie spent Easter sunday at her home in Amesville.
 Miss Dora Heinz visited Mrs. A. S. Davis in Sheffield Thursday and Friday of last week.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi returned home Sunday from visit to her sister in W asted.
 The party at the Methodist church last Thursday evening was well attended. The view of California scenery brought home by Mrs. I. s. Watson were greatly enjoyed.
 Hoyt Simmons and family of Water bury were at Wallace Dickinson's over Easter.
 Mrs. James Collins, who has been ill so long, died at her home here Thurs day night. The funeral was attended at the Congregational Church Saturday with burial at Lime Rock. Mrs. Collins was nearly so years old and had been a life long resident of this village. The pool tournament has closed with Thomas J. Bartle as the winner in both classes. M. B. Heady being the winner for the associate member.
 The Home Guard held it's first drill at Citizens hall last Friday and an. other last night. Two new members, J. s. Tracy and 0. Malviati were ad. mitted. The Guard is fortunate in hav- ing among it's members former mem- Der of the National Guard, A. W. Latham. MT. Latham was three years in Go. F. Vermont National Guard as we'll as three years in Go. l., 2d Regi- ment Massachusetts National Guard. He also holds medal as second class worksman. in the Massachusetts Volun- teer Militia.
 At the meeting of the Equal Suffrage League Tuesda, afternoon two mem. bers of the Home Guard, MT. CarTigan and MT. Mackie were present by invita-. tion to suggest ways ill which the League could assist in securing re. cruits for the Guard. Mrs. Mackie pre-. sented the chronicle of surffage events since the last meeting.
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