Connecticut western news., 1908-07-30
LAKEVlLLE

The annual bazaar of St Mary's church will be held Wednesday, August 5, at Roberts Hall. Music will be in at- tendance.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Woodward re- turned to their home on Monday last after spending several days with Mrs. 1 Woodward s parents and other relatives. Bert Miller was quite severely in- iured last week by running into hole in the road near Ore Hill with his motor bike, throwing him off.
 MT. and Mrs. R. 0. Miller spent last Friday night with the campers and their son Harry, on Canaan Mountain.
 Master Richard Martin of Hartford is visiting his uncles and aunts and other relatives in town. He returned with his uncle Milo Martin last week. | There was a blaze last week which might have resulted in serious fire If help hadn't arrived just in time to put 1t out after much difficulty. The attic of the house owned by A. J. Cowles, oc- cupied by MT. Bryant and Mr. Hubbard got on fire over the kitchen of Mir. Hub bard. Louis Bryant happened to be home and began carrying water to put it out when his father appeared on the scene and after cutting a hole through the siding succeeded in putting the fire out.
 Dr. G. l.. Hurd spent part of last week at Lee, Mass. settling the estate of Mrs. Hurd's father, who died last winter.
 MT. Patman of New York city, a friend of Abram Martin jr. has been boarding with them for the past fort night.
 Arthur Spaulding and Pearl Osborn drove to Cornwall Bridge last Sunday and visited George Odell.
 Louis Bryant of the Journal statf en- l loved his annual vacation last week
 Miss Marcia Turner was confined to the house last week with 8 severe cold but is on duty again this week at Roberts store.
 MT. and Mrs. B. D. Jones visited the metropolis day or two last week.
 The organ of the M K. church has been remodeled and put in fine condi- ton with set of foot pedals added to it. The organ is as good as new which is gratifying to the M. E. congregation as they expected nothing short of new organ was i'll store as one man had con- demned the old organ and said it was worn out.
 The remainder of the campers arrived home Monday evening from camping on Canaan mountain. They have been coming all the week. A little the worse for wear as they came on their uppers with their soles all gone, but never-the- less reported very enjoyable time.
 James Ellis of Washington, Conn.,, spent Sunday last with his mother. l Mrs. Emma Powell is expecting a brother in the near future from Wiscon- sin. She has not seen him for twenty years and expects to return with him for a visit of a month or so. + 1 Master Earle Day has so far recovered that he was able to attend preaching service at the M. E. Church last Sunday.
 Master Afford Chapin has gone to the sound to spend few weeks.
 MT. Lewis, of New Haven, is the new assistant at Dr. G. l.. Hurds dental office. ... ..-.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ostrom spent part of last week with friends in Salisbury.
 Mrs Frank Rockefeller and son re- turned the first of the week after visit with relatives at Carryville and Boston Corners, N. Y. ...
 Mrs. John Cleveland who has been on the sick list for the past week is isimprov- ing.
 Del Silvernale spent Sunday with his parents in Winsted.
 Joseph Parsons has laid off all hands at h1s place until his return in the Fall. We understand that the Lakevllle base ball team has been offered a fair price to play ball at Dover Plains Labor Day as the Fireman's Tournament is there this year.
 Freeman Pulver spent Sunday in camp with friends in Cleveland grove.