Connecticut western news., 1917-01-11
FALLS VILLAGE

 public school of the town of Canaan for December 1916:
 Beebe Hill-Wiiliam Argall. Lee Palmer.
 D. M Hunt, Room Laura Dickin- son, Theodore Dickinson, George Dings, Loren Palmer, Charles Sedgwi,k, Wjni- fred Smith, Flora Winters.
 D. M 4unt, Rnorn 2-Wallace Dick inson, Mabel Dings, Mary Noble, Harry Schreiber, John Sedgwick, Francis Sprague.
 Huntsville-Viola Billings, Yvonne Boibaux, Bessie Cortesi, Marion Dean, Esther Dean, Malcolm Nichols, Alice Passini.
 Canaan Mountain-Herman Passini. Mrs. Arthur Wagoner has been on the sick list the past week.
 Miss Charlotte Lucas is boarding at A. L. Pearson's in Canaan through the week now instead of making the trip to and from school by train every day. Uncle Toms Cabin is billed through the town as the attraction at Citizens hall Saturday night.
 Miss Alice Bray has been spending few days with friends in Bridgeport.
 Mrs J. W. Mackie sustained severe bruises on her face as the result of coasting accident the last of the week. : Miss Wagoner ot Hillsdale, N. Y., is a guest at Arthur Wagoner's.
 There will be no meeting of the Falls Village Equal Franchise Leagne this month
 The Camp Fire Girls are to hold a food sale Saturday afternoon from 2:3O to 4:30 in the town room.
 Mrs. J. s. Tracy was visitor in Great Harrington the first of the week.
 Edwin Bailey, who has been very ill, is once more able to be out
 Mrs Fl. $. Latham is home from her visit with relatives in Springfield.
 Lee Kellogg entered upon his legis, lature duties at Hartford last week.
 The chorus class started last week Wednesday with 28 members, several more have signified their intention of joining 50 that there promises to be class of 40 to 50 members. The music is very pleasing.
 W. T. Bruorton has been on the sick list the past few days.
 Miss Ray Hazeltine acted as sub stitute teacher in the Lime Rock school the past week.
 Miss Sadie Rogers spent Monday in Great Burlington.
 T. J. Bartle visited at his home ill Lakeville the past week.
 Rev. T. w. Haven attended the meeting of the Methodist Preachers Union at Sheffield. Monday.
 Dr. F. $. Skiff took Mrs. John Buck to the Winsted hospital, Monday for special treatment.
 E. J. Hornbeck and J. T. Bartle were visitors at the automobile show in New York the first of the week.
 At the fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church held Saturday presided over by district superintendent Rev W. F. Compton, the board re- ouested the return of Rev. T. W. Haven for another year.
 At the annual meeting of the direct. ors of the National Iron Bank, held Tuesday morning the following were re elected directors: H. O. Gaylord, D. E. Dean, M. B. Richardson Jr., G. R. Smith, w. R. Hubbell, N. A. McNeil, Robert Scoville. The officers are the same last year: H. 0. Gaylord, presi- dent; D. B. Dean, cashier; W. R. Hubbell, assistant cashier.
 DOOLITTLE-M E-MERRIMAN.
 A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Julia B. Merriman in South Canaan, Thursday, January 4. at 2:50 p. m., when her daughter Mabel Maud was married to Franklin Deboice Doolittle.
 The Rev. T. w. Haven of the Falls Village Methodist church performed the ceremony, the ring service being used. It was very simple but pretty wedding.