Connecticut western news., 1921-05-12
NEWS from NEARBY F0WRS
FALLS VILLAGE

Mrs. Cosgrove has returned from Kent, where she has been nurs- ing in the family of F. s. Peet.
 There was a Memorial Requiem High mass in memory of the burial of William J. and John M. Wilkison celebrated last week at St. Patrick's church by Rev. Joseph Barry, pastor. Music was by William Carrigan, Jo- seph Smith and Mrs. Edward Fergu-- son. The music and singing were very beautifully rendered. .
 MT. and Mrs: Levi Ganzer were in Hartford on Sunday. Carl Gan ger returned to Hartford with them.
 Ralph Woodin's little boy was taken to Hartford hospital Monday.
 The final reception for the Boys Club and the Girls Sewing Club of Amesville was held Saturday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Rodgers. A. J. Brundage and Miss M. Tarbue, both of Storrs College, and widely known in connection with Club work, were present and gave very interesting lectures. The Clubs, an interesting feature for the children were organized within the year, and have been very successful owing to cooperation of parents and friends, and especially made pleasant by the untiring efforts of MT. and Mrs. Rodgers. It is hoped this work will be continued. 2. st >@s
 MT. and Mrs. Watson Jordon and Mrs. Marie Humphrey of Norfolk were guests of MT. and Mrs.~W. B. Rodgers Friday.
 Mrs. Julia Merriman was in West Cornwall recently.
 GLE. Frink, the druggist, has been on the sick list for a few days.
 Chas. Hemler of New Haven was a guest at the Merriman home Sun day.
 Lanomia Merriman, young child of Dorville Merriman is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Sidney Beebe is on the sick list.
 Henry R. Whitford of Milford was in. town recently. He is expecting to open up the Hardware business in Canaan.
 D. H. Merriman, railway clerk, is working from New Haven to New York, and if stationed on the route he will reside in New Haven.
 Philip Colonia of New York called on D. H. Merriman Monday.
 Joseph Smith was in Great Bar rington Wednesday evening.
 Augustus Moore of New Haven was in town short time Sunday.
 Mrs. Marilla Moore returned home from New Haven Sunday.
 Mrs. Inez B. Preston was the guest of relatives in Pittsfeld Sat urday and Sunday.
 Otho J. Sabin was the guest of friends and relatives in Pittsfield, Mass. over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Falls and daughter, also Mrs. Falls parents, arrived in town Saturday, and are at their Sugar Hill home.
 Miss Strattman is giving fine sat- isfaction and we'll liked at the D. M. Hunt School. v..,
 Repairs and improvements have been commenced on the property ISCSHGly puICudSSu Uy OudS. P aIlS OIl Sugar Hill.
 Mrs. Frederick Blake has been visiting at James Roots in Norfolk for few days.
 Dance in Citizens Hall, Falls Vil- 1age, Friday evening. Ladies and Gentlemen invited. Good music. Geo. Girard.---adv.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Marcy and son of Danbury were over Sunday guests of M. G. Marcy.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Hamlin are back at their home in Amesville, after spending the winter in Tampa, Fla.
 A dance will be given in the town hall, Thursday, May 18th. Norfolk orchestra will play. Those who like music should come and hear them.
 The Jrs. baseball team won the game that was played with Lime Rock Saturday. Score 9-4.
 Floyd Ferguson is working in Canaan. ~,.'
 Mrs. Earl Sprague was in Great Harrington Friday.