Connecticut western news., 1909-09-09
LAKEvILLE

E1r6men'S tournament post cards and extra copies of THE NEWS are on sale at D. H. Oakes' store.
 Miss Esther Frink has returned to her school in Stepney, Conn.
 Leonard Pfahl, of Amenia, N. Y., called on Mrs. M. E. Miller on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Butcher are visiting a couple of weeks in Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Millspaugh, of Bulls Bridge, visited their sons, Harry and Clarence, Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Edith Martin has returned to New York, after two months vaca- tiCn.
 Miss Matte Wilkinson, of Philmont, spent Labor Day at A. Martins.
 Madison Silvernale is taking his vaca- tion and is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Woodland of Torrin9ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Strong, Charles Law and sister, of New Milford; the Misses Mary and Florence Spaulding, of Pawl- ing; Mrs. Rutledge and daughter, of Patterson, N. Y, visited A. Spaulding on Labor Day.
 Thomas Heaton, of Ashley Falls, spent Monday with his son, Alfred Heaton and took ill the celebration.
 Mss Margaret Williams has returned from three months trip in Europe.
 Miss Lena Day has returned to her duties as teacher in New Jersey.
 Miss Bessie Bartholomew, lately re- turned from Paris, is visiting at F. BarthOlomews'.
 Mrs. Perry Cleaveland and infant daughter, of Washington, D. c are visiting relatives in town,
 Dr. Lewis, who formerly worked for Dr Hurd is spending few days in town.
 Richard Martin, of Hartford, is visit ing his cousin, Milo Martin.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. A. Hall on Tuesday morning. This is E. w. Spurs first grandchild.
 Mrs. James Lynch, of Pock Fall, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Winckworth.
 The Lakeville District schools opened Tuesday with the same teachers in all departments as last year with the ex- ception of the primary which is is charge of Miss Bessie Argall.
 Bert Goodsell, of Kent, formerly of this village, spent Sunday and Monday in town visiting George Apleby.
 Lee Turner and wife spent Labor Day with his parents.
 Miss Nettle Barnett, who has been visiting i'll Naugatuck, is with her brothers, H. l.. Barnett.
 Miss Jennie Martin, of Hartford, spent Labor Day with her parents.
 John Gampler, of New York, has been guest of Miss Nellie Senier for few days.
 J. A. Osborn, of Springfield, Mass, spent Labor Day with Charles Bobl- noun.
 Arthur Spaulding spent Sunday last with bis parents in Pawling, N. Y.
 Miss Nellie Sllvernale has returned from her two weeks visit with friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Bert Pulver has entered the employ of R. 0. Miller.
 Miss Katherine Heaton, of Ashley Falls, Mass, visited for day or two with her brother, A. II. Heaton, last week.
 Misses Gladys and Beatrice Osborn are visiting friends in Danbury.
 Ivy ol1u ACASOJ Ddb6C1olSI1 O1 Chatham, N. Y, visited with their cousin, LeRoy Miller, last week.
 Miss Lydia Lake, of Ancram, N. Y., i Charles Birck, Boston Corners; Frank Birck and family, Charles Hazard and family, of Millerton; Edward Woodford and family, of Ashley Falls, were Labor Day guests at MT. and Mrs. Lorin Miller.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ostrom, MT. and Mrs Arthur OStrom and son, both of Winsted, are spending few days at | William Silvernails.
 The Rev. Bohlman, of Red Hook, N. Y, is visiting his sons, John and Charles.
 Mrs Aida Pulvor, of Winsted, and MT. and Mrs. Mcintyre. of Boston Cor ners, are at MT. Silvernailes'
 Henry Rockefellar, of Boston Corners, spent Monday with his brother, Frank
 Lester Patcher has been to Long Hill to visit his wife. Mrs. John Welsh spent Saturday and Sunday with her people at Wingdalo. Her father and mother returned with !iLr ou Monday.