Connecticut western news., 1909-04-08
LAKEVILLE

George Green has been spending few days i'll new York.
 Leroy Miller spent day or two ill 1 Ashley Falls last week D. II. Oales has installed Il large new safe in his place of business.
 Miss Cassie Robertson is visiting friends amt relatives ill Philadelphia.
 Lakcville High School rc-opened Mon day last for the summer term.
 Bcmjamin Cleavpland moved on Town Hill last week to the Smith Cleuvclund farm recently vacated by Waiter LOuckS, the latter moving to ChHpnville tu the O'Hara farm which ne has leased
 Richard Miles of Yale is spending his Easter vacation here with his mother.
 James Stuart was confined to the house q few days last week with bad cold.
 A son arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs NJ. D. Rudd last week This is the third son born to Mir. and Mrs Rudd. ] At the annual meeting of the second base ball team held at the home of sheldon Martin last Wednesday night the following officers were elected: ! Sheldon Martin; captain, Earle Turner and about fifteen members were admitted from whom the best players will be chosen for the season. They say they are fast players and the first team will ] have to be on the their guard or they will get trimmed.
 Tacouic School re-opened last Thurs day after tue Easter vacation. ! R (laoVnlan1 bas nurphasn1 a fna pair of grevs of A. Landon for farm work. | Parker Hamm and family moved back to CUpake last week.
 Nellie Senior is staying win Mrs. i Stephens while her husband is at con frence.
 Il. L. Barnett and son Chester visited Hartford one day last week. ! Curtis Harris has moved into the McCue house which used to be occupied by James Garnes. Mir and Mrs. Henry Pulver of Stam- ford visited at Mrs. R. c. Miller last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Pulver spent a few days in town last week. Mrs. w. A. Blisard of Danbury has re. e.opcned her millinery parlors in the Miller house.
 Dr. G. L. Hurd and wife spent a, few days last week in Lee, Mass NIT. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller and daughter of Pittsfiald were tho guests of MT and Mrs. Lorin Miller n few days last week. 1 A. O. Roberts has returned from New York. 1 II. J. Smith has moved his house. hold goods and family to Pine Plains, 1 N. Y.
 Clyde Davis returned from short trip l to New York Thursday evening. 1 H. D. Jones spent part of Thursday in Millerton. l Peter Flynn is enjoying a weeks va cation from his duties at the Wonon. sco house.
 Mrs. Willis Andrews and daughter attended the funeral of Charles Duffy in Millerton Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bartle of New Britain are visiting friends i'll this sec- tion.
 w. F. Everts is again confined to the house with an attack of rheumatism.
 The pubic school opened Monday for the spring term.
 The Misses Laura and Sadie Cleaye- land are spending their Easter vacation at their home, the Town Hill ranch.
 Miss Bessie Judd spent Sunday iu Chapinville.
 Joseph O'Brien has returned after spending the winter in New York.
 Mrs. William Briggs and son. Paul, of Torrington are guests at Harry Mills paugh's
 q. K. Traver was home from Lime Rock over Sunday,
 Charles Barnum and B. D. Jones were visitors in Sharon Saturday.
 k. J. Stuart and G. H. Knight at- tended the baseball meeting in Canaan Saturday.
 A. B. Landon spent Saturday in Ga naan.
 James Ellis, Louis Bryant. Earl Tur- ner, Chester Turner, Sheldon Martin and Sidney Cowles took long walk over the mountain Sunday covering between 25 and 30 miles.
 R. A Sllyernale spent Friday and Saturday in Amenia N. Y.
 Perry Duncan has purchased the Nathan Daniels house.
 Miss Gladys DeHart, of Canaan, spent Sunday with Mss Esther Frink.
 MT. Sterritt has returned to town after an absence of several weeks.
 R. M. Rowley, of Springfield, Mass, called on his cousin, Dr. G. l.. Hurd, last Sunday. MT. Rowley is interested Tn the A. J. Cook Whip Company, of Westfield, Mass.
 E S. Chapin has been on the sick list this week.
 William Maxwell and family moved | to Waterbury this week.
 Joe Smiths household goods have ar rived and have been moved into the house vacated by A. Bouman. | Mrs. Frank Rockafeller and son spent Sunday with her sister in Winsted.
 Mrs. Silas Pulver, who has been quite seriously ill for the past two weeks, is re- covering slowly.
 Walter Silvernale is confined to the house with an attack of rheumatism.