Connecticut western news., 1917-11-22
Falls Village

A6CbuT6 ub tuo mcIlOulSb CIitICu HI Lime Rock, Wednesday evening.
 The final instalment of the 4 per cent Liberty bonds have arrived at the National Iron Bank
 Sheriff Hornbeck attended the annual meeting of state game wardens at Hartford Monday.
 Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday marning.
 ing Sunday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. Bison Hornbeck.
 Mrs. James McCrory visited Mrs. s l.. Frear Monday afternoon.
 The M. E. Sabbath School sent Sundays collection $3 to Five Points Mission to help furnish Thanksgiving Baskets. for the poor
 The Stereopticon Pictures on the Life of Christ given by the Epworth League last Sunday evening were very fine indeed.
 The chicken pie Esupper sale given under the Ladies Aid Wednesday even- ing was decided success both finan- cially and socially-proceeds netting $95. The out of town guests were Mrs. A. L. Davis, J A. Griffith and family of Sheffield; J. W. Bohlmann and family of Lakeville; MT. and Mrs. Clayton Benjamin, MI. and Mrs. Whiting, Dr. A. E. Cobb, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Hall, Mrs. Geo. Morris, Miss Fanny Wickwire. MT and Mrs. Hester of Canaan; Harry Brink of Salisbury; Miss Harriet Fenton. Miss Alice Fenton. Miss Ensign and MT. Boardman of Lime nock.
 Miss Ethel Babceck has returned to Torrington after spending sometime with her father. Charles Babcock.
 Ruth and Walter Marcy are the happy possessors of new piano, a Christmas gift of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eavis.
 Mrs. Mary Babcoct spent little time in Kent as the guest of Mrs. Ed. Sanford last woke. Mrs. Ruth Hillyer is caring for MT. Olin i: her absence.
 Miss Emma Kegler of Canaan IS g guest of Miss Katherine Smith.
 Dorville Merriman is acting as sub. stitute for the R. F. D. Routes.
 G. M. Hanchett has returned te Bridgeport after spending his vacation at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ellen Hanchett.
 Carroll Eurkett has returned site, spending week in Hartford. Miss Mary Shannon who has beer spending sometime in Norwich hal returned.
 John 0. Coulter has been spending . few days in West Hebern, N. Y.
 Charles Bushey, brother ot F. L. Bushey Is in town on three days furlough from Camp Upton, L., l., formally from Montana
 MT and Mrs. Geo Mcclellan and son are in Nicols as guests of relatives.
 Win. l.. Carrigan spent few dayt In Salisbury as guest of MT. and Mrs. Rand.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Egleston and Howard Egleston motored to Hudson, N. r.. Sunday.
 o. M. Marcy of Kent was a week end guest of his son, M. c. Marcy.
 Haroli Russell of Pittsfleld, Mass spent part of last week at his home in Amesville.
 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carl sen and son, and Mrs. J. H. Stringer have closed their houses for the. winter and re- turned to New York.
 A special request has been made to the members and workers of the Red Gross for 8 good attendance both Thursday afternoon and evening, as material has arrived for rush work.
 The social dance given at the town hall Friday evening was success being we'll attended and enjoyed by ali. Music being furnished by Mrs. Mertens, Harold Bray and A. Tweina.
 Mrs. O. A. Gray and children are visiting relatives in New Milforl.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Brown of Lenox, Mass, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. F. Watson.
 Mrs. Wm. Wolfe has been i'll and is under the care of nurse Hilyer. Mrs. Wolfe is more comfortable at this writing.
 Wm. A. Burkett of Danbury spent Sunday at the Burkett Homestead re turning to Danbury Monday afternoon, Amesville School goes to Salisbury Monday afternoon to a Thanksgiving Party.
 Electric light globes for sale by A. W. Latham. A husking bee and costume dance will be given by the Falls Villag, Platoon, O. H. G, on Wednesday evening, November 28th, at 8:3( o'clock. Admission 90 cents per couple Guessing contest to be held and prizeI will be given. Miss Kegler and Mrs Keenan will furnish music.-adv.