Connecticut western news., 1918-04-04
Falls Village

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 Edward Heinz spent few days with Mrs. Heinz in Bridgeport last week
 Mrs. Bernard Smith and Bernard Smith Jr. spent Thursday in Canaan and Ct. Burlington.
 Charles Wolfe of Sharon has accepted a position with the Borden Go. and has moved into the Howe block.
 Wesley Andrus has returned to his home after his operation at the Fair. view hospital in Ct. Harrington.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Dickinson and family are to move to Springfield, Mass. this week where MT. Dickinson is employed.
 Mrs. Hoyt Simons and children have returned to Waterbury after spending the winter here.
 Mrs. Maria Braman has been spend ing few days in Winsted.
 Mrs. Wm R. Hubbell is a guest of Mrs. J. H. Taylor in New York city.
 Miss Mabel Blake spent Easter In Canaan. .s....
 Arthur Moore is spending a few days at his home in New Britain.
 J. s. Tracy and Miss Eleanor Tracy went to New York Tuesday morning to meet Mrs. Tracy who has been spending two months in Florida.
 Rev. T. W. Haven left Tuesday for conference held at Newburgh, N. Y.
 Those enjoying their Easter vacation with relatives and friends in town were: Preston Ward of Washington, D. O. and N. Church Ward at their mothers, Mrs. E. B. Ward; Misses Norma Hazeltine of Peekskill, N. Y. and Ray Hazeltine of Hartford, ,,at Rev. and Mrs, B. A. Hazeltine's;M Miss Anna Rogers of New Haven at Miss Sadie Rogers Mrs. E. J. Simpson and daughter of Bridgeport at MT. and Mrs. B O. Heinz, Mrs Charles Van dover of Waterbury at F. H. Han- chett's; Miss Mary Fitch of Canaan at Miss Clara B. Sabin's; Mrs Williams and son from Torrington at Henry Dean's;J. F. Quigley of Stockbridge at E. l.. Ferguson s Geo. Bacon and Fred Andrews of Waterbury at Arthur Wagoner's; Charles H, Sprague and Mrs and Miss Hewlns of Torrington at F. D. Spracue's; Miss Clara Dun ham of New Haven at D. B Deans; Mrs. Ford of Waterville at F. P. Kott's; Mrs. R. Owen and son of Nicols, at Geo. B McClellan's.
 Grass fires are numerous in this locality, sparks from a passing locomo- tive started one Monday afternoon that quickly burned over the side hill near T. E Watson's s residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Schreiber's little baby was christened Easter Sunday by Rev. E, A. Hazetline
 Miss 9heo Haven accompanied by five teacher friends is spending the Easter vacation in Washing ton, D. O.
 Joseph Dunn of New Milford visited friends in town the first of the week.
 Peter Hines of Lakeville was home over Sunday. !
 Mrs. w. I. Willard visited her daughter, Mrs Arthur I. Roberts in Kent, Saturday.
 Mrs. M Moore has gone to Pittsteld.
 Miss Ellen Lasher of Canaan visited Miss Dora Heinz Monday and Tuesday, attending the Home Guard dance.
 Arthur Sullivan has returned to his home here, his family is expected to soon join him.
 Miss Etta Hillyer is making her home at F. M. Olin's for a short time. Ralph Woodin is moving from Lime Rock to Mrs. Walter Kellogg's tenant house on Battle hill.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi is visiting friends in Winsted and Bridgeport during the school vacation.
 John Bartle has been confined to the house with an attack of the grip.
 Mrs. Oscar J. Sabin is on the sick list.
 William Hines left Friday for the army training camp at Aver, Mass. s James Carroll spent Sunday with his sisters and brother in Lakeville.
 Miss Alice Mcintosh of Poughkeepsie is visiting the Russell family.
 Mr and Mrs. Oscar Schreiber enter tAined friends from Danbury over Sum- day
 Miss Olive Morse returned yesterday to her duties at the House of Mercy in Pittsfeld.L
 The Methodist church will be closed Sunday, it being conference Sunday and the pastor away attending the ses. sions at NewDurgh.
 Harry Brink is reported to be at Fort Andrus in Boston harbor having been transferred from Fort Slocum.
 The remains of Harry Caul, former resident of Amesville, son of William Caul, were buried from the Lime Rock church Sunday afternoon. Since leav- ing here MT. Oaul had been working in Winsted, Hartford and West Lynn, Mass. he had only been sick few days with severe attack of pneumo- mia.
 Roy Willard was home from New Britain over Sunday.
 The Fla ter program at the Methodist church in the morning comprised an appropriate sermon by the pastor with