Connecticut western news., 1920-06-24
FALLS VILLAGE

MIS. oudS. IL. lChSu ctlu ilCI daughters, Antoinette and Adele motored up from New York and are now at their cottage on Dublin Road for the season. MT. Picken is ex- pected up to spend the fourth with his family.
 Oscar H. Schreiber was taken to the Hillcrest Hospital in Pittsfeld and operated upon for appendicitis Saturday.
 Miss Elizabeth Brewster and Mar GUS Brewster, of Stratford visited their parents in town Sunday.
 Mrs. G. F. Bristol and daughter, Shirley, arrived home from the Fairview Hospital in Great Barring ton last Wednesday.
 k MT. and Mrs. Hamlin entertained an auto party from East Granby, Sunday.
 William L. Carrigan spent the weekend in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Olcott, of Hartford spent a few days with Mrs. Olcott's parents, -1r. and Mrs. s. L. Frear last week. ..i
 Mr. and Mrs. Bristol of Torring- ton were guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Bristol over the weekend; i; Mrs. Bristol remaining for several days. lt
 Charles and Ralph Sedgwick of Torrington spent the weekend at their home here.
 George V. Capron of New York 1las been visiting his mother for a few days.
 "Billy's Bungalow" was very creditably given by the Lakeville High School at Village Hall one night last week.
 Miss Osborne, returned mission ary from China will speak Sunday, June 27th at 10:30 A. M. in the Falls Village Congregational Church and at 1:30 P. M. in the South Ca naan Church. Subject, "The Wall of, China" Come and hear one who will speak of personal experiences in that country.
 : MT. and Mrs. Cliffotd Maynard entertained relatives from Middle town Sunday.
 Mrs. O. J. Sabin left Saturday morning for Columbus, Ohio.
 Mrs. Frederick Blake left Satur- day morning for Buffalo, N. Y.
 Children's Day exercises were held in the M. E. church in this vil- lage Sunday. 'r..e
 Richard Palmer, former resident of this place has been in town, also his father, John Palmer.
 Harry Blake was home from Canaan Friday. t.+rr E.
 G. F. Bristol, Pastor
 Preaching 10:30 a. m. Evening service 7:30.
 Sunday School ,9:45 Standard time. Everyone welcome.
 The Boys Brotherhood and friends listened to very pleasing and instructive address by Rev. w. F. Tyler, Y. M. c. A. Secretary for Litchfeld County, Sunday morning.
 The Hash Supper, posted in the last issue of this paper, has been postponed until later date. F.
 The Children's day exercises, held in the church Sunday evening were a marked success. The speaking and singing was carried on in a pleasing manner. Much praise is due the committee on children's day work. The pastor wishes to thank one and all for their hearty support in making the evening such success
 The offering of the evening > amounted to $27.53, the thanks the people for their kind response to his request concerning the offering.
 The decorating committee also are worthy of an abundance of praise as their decorations were very ar tistically arranged showing the daintiest of taste.
 If any parents or friends of boys would like to send the boys to the camp at Mohawk Lake during July the pastor is at their service for in formation concerning the camp. I is a clean, christian family camp o. boys and christian leaders. Al boys are welcome.