Connecticut western news., 1920-06-17
FALLS VILLAGE

Lillian Proper celebrated her 4th birthday by entertaining eight of her little friends. Ice cream and cake was served, and a merry time given the little ones.
 James Hines has a new Dort car. Miss Grace M. Russell was home from Pittsfeld over Sunday. Harold E. Russell returned to Pittsfeld Saturday, after spending a short time at home.
 Averille Hubbell was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Maynard have returned home, and are keep ing house in the Arthur Hart house. Mrs. Inez Preston of Pittsfield spent Sunday at her fathers, Harry E. Russell.
 Frank Nichols has moved to the Hanchett farm in Huntsville.
 Amesville school closes Thursday, June 17th.
 Mrs. Genevia Lester of Spring field is visiting at Mrs. N. M. San ford's.
 Peter Jennings is home from Warren, Ohio.
 Carl Ganser and Clifford Prescott of New Haven were in town Sunday.
 Miss Rosalind Anna Kiernan of Lakeville visited Miss Lucy Kiernan Monday.
 Albert Ledger has made improve 1nents in the McGaw barn by shingling it. MT. Ledger keeps the yard on his place extra nice.
 Mrs. O. J. Sabin expects to leave for Columbus, Ohio, Saturday for an extended visit with friends.
 Mrs. Frederick Blake will go to Buffalo, N. Y. Saturday for visit with relatives.
 w. H. Hart and grandson, William accompanied MT. and Mrs. Zamboni as far as Pittsfeld last week.
 Alfred Abbe spent a few days with Mrs. c. B. Sedgewick last week
 Mrs. Otto Rocholl and son Ken meth are spending several days in New York.
 Swan Brewster has been on the sick list.
 J Schmidt of Danbury were weekend guests of Mrs. Oscar Schreiber, MT. Schmit's sister.
 Mrs. James McEvoy and sons, George and James, IT,, of New Haven are visiting at Mrs. Sarah Briggs.
 The Misses Margueriete and Josephine O'Hara of Twin Lakes were guests of Mrs. Emil Mertens last week.
 Mrs. Bernard Smith attended the funeral of Miss Margaret Collins in Winsted Friday,
 MT. and Mrs. George Peirce and son spent the weekend at Hawley Wickwire's.
 George Dean of Huntsville is on the sick list.
 Miss Mary Hines spent several days with relatievs in Housatonic, returning Tuesday.
 Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
 G. F. Bristol, Pastor
 Preaching t services 1O:30 and 7:3O. .-.~ ..'
 Sunday School 9:45. ..
 Beginning Sunday, June 20th the church services will begin at 9:45 for Sunday school, 10:30 for preach ing (morning), 7:30 evening. This change will be carried out through the summer months. Standard time
 The presence of all parents and friends of the boys, is urged at the morning service, June 20th. This is to be a special service. Boys Brotherhood Day" will be observed. A special boys worker will occupy the pulpit. The Brotherhood will meet at the parsonage at 10:15 and attend in a body. Every member is urged to be present.
 We also invite the public to join with us in our children's day ser vice, June 20th at 7:OO o'clock. Special music is to be rendered by the choir. The children will enter tain in song and speaking. r Baptismal service will be held previous to the exercises. The pas tor will gladly baptize any children, if the parents will notify him, if he has not already made arrangements
 The Boys Brotherhood is antici- pating giving an "old time hash supper, on June 18th. Further rotice will be given.