Connecticut western news., 1909-10-07
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 Mrs. Floyd Hamm is assisting at Bar tram 6 Everett's store for week or so.
 Quite a number from here attended the Great Burlington fair last week.
 Fred Barnett returned to his labors aga,n at TorringfOrd after spending Iwo or three weeks with his mother. Charles Miller and family returned last Saturday night after spending sev- eral days in NeWburgh, visiting friends and relatives and witnessing the Hudson and Fulton parade up the rlver. Archie Yaple has vacated the rooms over MT. Mcdonald i'll the Martin house on Wells Hill.
 Mrs A. D. Chapin and family have decided to remain in Lakeville this wifi ter.
 Master Milo Martin and Fred Reed, Jr., made the trip to Great Burlington fair last week on their "bikes."
 The regular quartly Sunday school board meeting of the NJ. E. church was held last Monday night at the homo of the superintendent, H. l.. Barnett.
 The regular town election took place last Monday in Salisbury. There were not so many votes cast as usual, as most all candidates were running on bOrh tickets and there was no excitement. Most of the old officers were reelected.
 Master Earle Day and Harry Miller and Mrs. P. P. Eyertts attended the E.. l.. convention held in Mattawau last Tuesday and Wednesday, as delegates appointed from the M. E. church.
 P. P. EverSts is taking his annual va otIOn this yynnk from tho Rq Hy Evertts' store. He expects to spend most of it with his wife and Mrs. +. L. Barnett. visiting Hartford, Springfield, Mass, and other places.
 Miss Cora Rogers is back on duty at the A. F. Roberts Company store, hay ing taken her annual vacation.
 Lorin Miller is putting in a new con- crete walk from his front stOOp to the street.
 Claude Shaw and wife will make their home with his wife's parents Is the flu ture.
 Clarence Millspaugh is enjoying his annual vacation this week. He and his wife are visiting friends in Winsted.
 MT. Martin, the landscape gardner at Hotchkiss; also tenor singer, sang a solo i'll the M. E. church last Sunday night.
 Jack Whalen has entered the employ of Hoyt 6 Bauman aud IS boarding at the Powell boarding house.
 Herbert Beebe went to Canaan Mon- day to vote and help settle the license question, but Bert's vote wasn't enough to help matters any over there,
 Arthur Spaulding spent Sunday last with his parents on Quaker Hill, Pawl- ing, N. Y.
 Miss Amy Silvernail has recovered from the measles and is able to be about again.
 Louis Godris was on the sick list SC that he was unable to make his Lime Rock trip with his meat wagon.
 Miss Maria Stoneforth, of Pittsfeld, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Pulver, the past week.
 Rev. Montrose is taking the rest of his vacation this week and next, and will attend the Epworth League Convention at Matteawan, N. Y, and visit Cold Springs and other places. Rev. Mir Philippi, former pastor of the church will occupy the pulpit next Sunday MT. Kane will have charge of the prayer | IuGSblllb Ol l uuISudy nlSHG. l Seven new members were taken in by the NJ. B. church last Sunday morning having been on probation for six months A new custom was adopted, the official board was asked to come forward and extend the right hand of fellowship tC them, which was done in a pleasing manner and we all wish them Godspeec and success in their new experiences and trust they may all depend upon the right hand of their God.
 Eakeville First and Second baseball teams crossed bats on Lakeville grounds last Saturday the First team winning by a score of 4-3 but the Seconds helC them down to 3-2 in their favor unti the eighth inning and they had three men on bases and only ore out when the batter batted bunt when he should have batted out and made double play getting two men out and then second we are sorry to say lost ground and first team won. The first team gave the seconds fOur outs to their two.
 Patrick Lodge and Miss Ada Evert were united in martimony in the M. E church last Wednesday by the pastor Rev. G. E. Montrose. The newly we'd left Lakeville on the 6:20 in evening ol their wedding tour and returning tha evening from Salisbury on foot. Never theless they were greeted by numbe of their friends and given a warm wei come. All wish them long and happ, married life. MT and Mrs. Lodge vii welcome friends at any time at thei home, the John Cleveland house, whicl he bought last spring and is now occupy