Connecticut western news., 1908-12-03
LAKEvILLE

Sidney Lown was in town last week.
 Mrs. Jessie Totten is visiting her par ents In Naugatuck.
 Louis Turner visited his parents Thanksgiving.
 Chas. Perry and wife spent Thanks giving with w. B. Perry.
 Mrs A. H. Heaton was on the sick list last week.
 Mrs Wm. Peabody was quite i'll last week with acute indigestion.
 Charles Perkins was somewhat under the weather last week.
 George Green spent part of last week i'll New York visiting his mother.
 E. E. Wheeler was under the weather last week.
 Mss Grace Twiss has returned from Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. Jessie Totten spent Thanksgiving ill Naugatuck.
 A sou was born to Prof. Creelman and wife last week at Hotchkiss School.
 Curtis Harris is visiting friends in town and is much improved in health.
 Rev. MT. Willcocks spent Thanks giving with Mrs. James Cleveland.
 Dr. Clifford Lewis spent part of last week with his parents ill Shelton, Conn.
 Gayl I'd Pike was sick last week with indigestion.
 Charles Barnum spent part of last week in Springfield.
 Fred Barnett of Torringford visited his mother part of last week. The grass in the park is almost as green as Ill tae spring of the year.
 Mrs W. A. Blissard returned to her home i'll Danbury last Saturday. The Lakeville boys played basket ball with Sharon yesterday.
 Mrs. H. E. Brown of Canaan was the guest of Mrs. Charles Day last Monday.
 Arthur Spaulding spent Thanksgiving with his parents on Quaker Hill, Pawl- ing, N. Y.
 J. A. Osborn and family spent Thanks giving with Thomas Hayes and family in Millerton. ...
 The football game between Ore Hill aud Lakeville Thursday was won by the latter. Score 21-0.
 Walter Ellis has blood poison in his hand that WAS afflicted with carbuncle, but is slowly recovering. ~.- Word has been received that Mrs. Emma Powell expects to start for home this week from Wisconsin. Henry Day has been confined to the house for 8 week or two with chicken pox.
 Rev. Bohlman spent Thanksgiving with his sons John and Charles Bohl- man.
 There has been large flock of wild geese ou our lake the past week, about 30 in number.
 Miss Mary Martin returned home last Wednesday from the hospital in time to enjoy Thanksgiving with her parents.
 Rev. Stephens has started a class meeting Tn the M. E. Church on Tues evenings which will be continued indef- initely.
 Howard Martin and friend from Yale were home for Thanksgiving dinner, but had to return early ill the afternoon to be on hand in the morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Axleby of Waterbury ate Thanksgiving dinner at MT. s. But cher s and MT. and Mrs. Alex Jacquier aud family of Torrington at Robert EgRleston's.
 Abram Martin jr, ,and his sister, Edith, spent part of last week with their par ents, returning to the city Sunday night with MT. Martln's wife and daughter, Hazel, for the winter.
 Reports have been received by Mrs. John Cleveland that her sou, Dr. Ed. Thornton, who is i'll with typhoid fever in Tennessee, is improving slowly but as fast as can be expected.
 Miss Chapman of Winsted is to~have charge of the M. E. Choir in place of Mrs. Briggs of Pittsfeld, Mass, who took charge for a month on trial and de cided it was too much of an under taking because of the long wait at Canaan. getting to and from Lakeville.