Connecticut western news., 1919-11-13
FALLS VILLAGE

From Templeton, Mass. word has been received regarding the death of Miss Ruth Small, step-daughter to Dr. Leonard Loewe, formerly prac- titioner in this place. During their residence here Miss Small was tea cher at the Hunt School, also an &C., tive member of the. Congregational Church at Falls Village. Later she became an instructor at a Boys School for the Blind in Hartford. A year ago failing health compelled her resignation of that position. In Red Cross work Miss Small had few equals in devotion and untiring energy After spending winter in Georgia, she returned north. In spite of all the care and skill that love could suggest she s1ccumbed to the disease, passing peacefully away on Nov. 9, 1919, leaving the fragrance of q young life sweetly and we'll spent. Many friends extend sympa thy to Dr. and Mrs. Loewe.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the M Z E. church will have a chicken pie sp pper in the parlors of the church soon. . .,-,..s
 "A, number of, friends of Dorville Msrpiman rendered him a surprise party in hqls6r of his birthday last ], Ftiday evening. :.Games were played anu good time had by all.
 MT. and Mrs: Jack Besh and son ar MT. and Mrs. Webb Pulver of Hartford are spending a few days h nting in this section.
 SGme of our townspeople are won dering when. Clayton Benjamin. is going to finish shingling his grand mothers barn! .......
 Us. Wright of Winsted has been at Mrs. George Frink's for a few days. /.
 MT. and Mrs. Bristol of Torrington < hs.ve been visiting their son Rev. Bristol of this place. ..u
 Charles Holcomb, MT. and Mrs. c rtis, Wilfred Bully and Willis and Roland Hurlburt visited Cullen Hol- comb over the weekend. l..
 The George Hanchett farm has been sold by George Hall to Torring- ton parties who will take possession December 1st. ........, John Bartle, J. s. Tracy, Walter Kellogg, and Henry Gaylord were in Hartford Monday to see the high way commissioner regarding the state road from The Arch to the Point of Rocks. Ary MT. and Mrs. August Schoen, Carl Ganzer and MT. Kopp of New Haven were over-Sunday guests at the Sabin home. Emil Holmes of Torrington was in town this week. Wm. E. Rectal and daughter were ] in Ct Harrington Monday. \ Several friends from Ansonia spent Sunday at the Weiner home.
 Ernest Blake has bought fox hound of Nelson Dean. .... ...
 MT, and Mrs. George E. Frink and Mrs. George Ayres were in Great Harrington one day last week.
 Mrs. Laura Brinton was called to Windsor by the illness of a relative.
 Miss Lucy E. Kiernan was the guest of her sister, Miss Katherine Kiernan in Norfolk over the week end.
 A birthday party was given E. L. Ferguson Tuesday evening. A good time is reported by all.
 P. B. Burnett is considered more Comfortable.
 Harry Root of Norfolk has been he guest of the Fred Blake family For several days. # /.
 Miss Emma Clark of Salisbury has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. dezekiah Goodwin.
 The Misses Marion E. Dean and florence Hanchett have returned ome after spending a week with dr. and Mrs. Miles Hanchett of orange, N. J.
 Mrs. Marcus Hurlburt has re- lrned to her home in Seymour after bending week with her parents on taple Hill.
 Mrs. Lucy Wehner returned home
 st Tuesday from weeks visit nong friends and relatives in rook1yn, New York.
 Douglas Fairbanks in his latest and
 ggest production "His Majesty
 e American" at Casino, Thursday
 Fening, Nov. 18th.
 A distinctive gift-A photograph.
 bur friends can buy anything else
 pu might give them. Portraits in
 ack and white, brown, green or red
 ake an appointment by calling The
 oyd Brinton Studio, Falls Village
 bnn. Tel. 151-12.-adv.