Connecticut western news., 1920-05-27
FALLS VILLAGE


 Mrs. Fred Blake was in Great Harrington one day last week. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Hornbeck, Miss Lucy Randall and Mrs. George Frink motored to Great Harrington Thurs day.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sprague and son Francis attended the funeral of MT. Sprague's father in Torrington Friday.
 ' Mrs. Ellen Parker of Hudson is spending few weeks with Mrs. Ada Judd of Huntsville.
 Miss Belle Judd was in Great Harrington last week.
 Mrs. Oscar Schreiber was out of town Friday.
 The Social held in the Congrega- tional Parlors last Friday proved to be decided success both socially and financially. Fourteen dollars was cleared.
 Eighty-eight dollars was the am ount raised last week in this village for the Salvation Army. This amount was over half, the quota being $150.
 Harry Blake of Canaan spent the weekend in town.
 Mrs. Morrison of Danbury spent the weekend with her daughter, May Morrison at Frank Nichols.
 Misses Mary and Viola Wilson of Y Bridgeport are spending few days with Mrs. Lloyd Brinton. v Leonard Driswell has returned to his studies in Farmingdale, L. l., after having spent several weeks with Mrs. Ada Judd of Huntsville.
 Mrs. Wright of Winsted is spend ing few days with Mrs. George Ayres, being occupied with dress making. ...
 George s. Linnau of Winsted is spending his vacation with friends here
 J. K. ,Mackie has purchased a new Dort touring car from Clayton M. Benjamin of Canaan.
 The remains of c. E. Holcomb were taken from the vault on Sun day and inferred in the East Canaan cemetery.
 Next Sunday, Memorial Day, will be observed in the Congregational church.
 The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. McCrory . At the annual meeting of the Grassy Hill Cemetery Association > held May 18th, the following off, cers were elected for the ensuing year: o. Wm. R. Hubbell, President; J. Lee Ensign, Secretary and Treas urer. Trustees, Dwight E. Dean, Walter I. Kellogg, Frank E. How'd, Francis s. Skiff, Arthur F. Gibbs, Wm. H. Hart, Isaac F. Hornbeck.
 John T. and Thomas J. Bartle, J. Sedgwick Tracy, attended meet ing of the "Shriners" in Bridgeport, on Saturday last. Dr. Henry M. Dean of Iowa City, Ia. and Miss Frances A. Dean, of Fresno, Cal, arrived Saturday for an extended visit with relatives. R. D. Merriman and Robert Miner of Hartford were in town Monday and Tuesday and called on friends. Lucy E. Kiernan was in Winsted ! Saturday. S 4 Mrs. Fry of New York city is  tenson in Amesville.
 A daughter, Grace Louise, arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Roberts iii Kent, May 10th, on the birthdayfof her sister, Elizabeth, who is visiting at her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Willard.
 Mrs. Burnett of New York city has beenEin town few days looking after her house in Amesville. Mrs. Burnett expects to occupy the house in the near future.
 Miss Grace M. Russell of Pitts field, Mass. is spending the week at her home in this place.
 Charles Miller of Chevrot, N. Y. is visiting his sister, Mrs., Katherine Benjamin.
 Miss Flossie K. Goetting visited at Mrs. O. J. Sabin's Friday even- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Stearns of Spring field, Mass. called on friends in town Saturday morning.
 Scott Chaffee, former resident of this place is visiting his brother and other friends here.
 Floyd Ferguson has returned tc this village after spending a few monhts in the west.
 Mrs. Winton Rodgers of Ames vile entertained the Congregations Ladies Aid Society Thursday after noon, May 20th.
 c. W. Burkett' has purchased tht Mrs. Anna Russell house in Ames vile, and will make repairs on same in the near future.
 Dr. F. s. Skiff is having his house newly painted by Wm. O'Brien O: Lime Rock.
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