Connecticut western news., 1909-07-29
LAKEVlLLE

Arthur Spaulding has purchased Fred Tanner s motor cycle.
 Miss Gladys Traver spent Saturday visiting friends in Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Hamm sbent Sun- day with relatives i'll Copake.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Bryant visited friends in East Canaan Sunday.
 Master Chester Miller, of Pittsfield, is visiting his cousin, Leroy Miller.
 Hubert Beebe spent Saturday and Sunday i'll Canaan and East Canaan.
 Miss Bessie Miller and mother spent part of last week visiting at MT. Smith s.
 Miss Mae Bartholomew spent Sunday visiting friends in Great Harrington, Mass.
 Miss Louise Trieschman, of Canaan, spent part of this week with Miss Gladys Traver.
 The interior of the M. E. Chapel is being redecorated. Peter Krisselback is the artist.
 Nellie Lanier returned last wee k from a three weeks visit with friends in Key holds Bridge.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew wis ited MT. Bartholomew s brother at Shef- field Sunday.
 \ medium sized rattlesnake was kill led on E. l.. Peabody's farm on Mt. Riga Sunday.
 Mrs. Bert Pulver and some friends re- turned to Granville, N. Y, with MT. Pulver Saturday and spent Sunday.
 Robert Eggleston of A. H. Heaton Go, is taking his vacation this week and amusing himself part of the time with fishing.
 Edward Mullln made trip to New York last Monday with Will Bartle' s horse going to Millerton and going down by rail from there.
 Abram Martin has the contract to to the Hotchkiss school to dress over the walks and drive ways.
 A. Martin says his incubator is still running as one more chicken has matched out to be added to the list, making the total 23 which is all the eggs laid i'll the nest.
 Frank E. Robbins circus is billed foI Lakeville again on August II, which will furnish considerable amusement for the children and some of the older ones.
 The happy lot of boys that have been enjoying a two weeks outing at Hotch kiss returned to the city last Saturday saying they enjoyed every minute of the time they were here.
 The Junior Five camping party en tertaiued few of their gentlemen anc | lady friends in camp last Friday night | Refreshments were served and all de parted for home at an early hour, cheer ful and happy, with an urgent request to come again.
 | Lakeville won another victory last Sat urday at Millerton, which we are pleased to record, beating Millerton by the score of 5-1. We hope the good work vii continue and Lakeville will stand { show of getting at the top of the lis even if it is a little late.
 Fred Bartholomew started Monday from Boston for a two weeks sworC fishing trip off the Newfoundland coast MT. Bartholomew goes as an invited guest of friend, MT. Green, captain O a fishing boat It takes about tw, weeks to make the trip from Bostol after which they return to market tn fish.
 TLe M. E. Sunday School will hol, their annual picnic on Friday, Angus 6, in Holly Grove and for entertainment in the afternoon punch and judy show will be given by an expert from Nev York who comes very highly recom ended. This entertainment will be fre' to children but to help meet rXDeuse there will be a collection taken ilol4 L.. adults.
 Everyone has shown great interest il making preparations for the coming O the Seventh Connecticut Regment, a was plainly visable by the way the tow was dressed and roadways cleared uI All business places were decorated wit bunting and flags hung from almos every home Tn the vicinity. Grea credit is due to the Village Improvement Association and also the men who di' the work of the beautifying the park and putting everything in fine shap around the hose house and other cor picious places. Everything was ill peI feet order so that we all felt proud t introduce any visiting party that migh come along.