Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
TWIN LAKES

MT. and Mrs. Wood of Wayne, Pa are visiting at Camp Pennsy.
 Lucien F. Burpee went to Waterbury yesterday to spend few days.
 Mrs. H. V. Eggleston of Lime Rock is a guest of MT. and Mrs. N. A. McNeil.
 Thomas Parker of New Haven is spending week with Allerton Eddy.
 Rev. and Mrs Gillette left Saturday for a months vacation at Winthrop Beach, Mass.
 Mrs. Setzer and daughter, Mrs Ottman of New York are visiting Mrs. Setzer's son Henry.
 Miss Ella ConsidIne has been spending a week at the cottage of MT. and Mrs. A. F. Freeman.
 O. R. Gibson and family of Mt. Yer non, N. T., are occupying the Anderson cottage for ons month.
 A. O. Uplegar of Mt. Clemens, Mich, has been a guest at Judge A. T. Rora- backs for several days.
 Miss Margaret O'Hara has returned home after spending six weeks at the DanburY Summer School.
 A party of young men from Pough- keepsie have pitched their tent on the WcSb S1OIo OA bllo lal ko lthc.
 A dance to which all the cottagerS at the lakes are invited is to be given at the Twin Lakes House this (ThurSday) evening.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Hayes, Miss Lydia Merwin and Howard Biorce We're over-Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs Henry B. Ives.
 The Misses Elizabeth Semple and Katherine Garretson of Philadelphia returned home Monday after spending two weeks at 0. s. NBlake's.
 The Misses Charlotte and Adele Nc ton of Lakeville, with q party of yourK friends, are occupying Rev. MT. Mac Geehon's cottage on the south lake.
 MT Mum and family of New Rochelle returned home Saturday after spending month in the 'Hara cottage. which s now occupied by F. A. Thompson and family. ~..... |.
 Raymond Beardsley, of Hartford Theological Seminary, conducted the vesper service on Judge Roraback's s yer anda Sunday evening. Hereafts the service will be held at 5:30 instead of 6:30 o'clock.
 Rev. H. I. Bodley is at his camp at Twin Lakes. His wife and daughter are boarding at Great Burlington. Mr BodleY preached at the Episcopal Church in Norfolk last Sunday and will do the same next Sunday.
 Mrs. George I. Roberts left Thursday for New York where she will be treated for fractured bone in her foot. 1t will be remembered that Mrs. Roberts was l iaIr rad nnln pf hu xylNf aliRhting from a carriage but it was not known that bone was fractured until recently.
 E. V. Pechin and family of Philadel- phia are occupying Stockholm cottage for this month. MT. Pechin is member of the H. K. Mulford Chemical Company and were at the lake last summer at the Mulford cottage. Mrs. Peclzin is re- membered as winner of the ladies golf championship at Norfolk last summer.
 The Twin Lakes House is we'll filled with guests. Among those who are spending a couple of weeks there are MT and Mrs. F, B. Hartraft, Mrs. Allen and Miss Elizabeth Allen and Charles Sloan of Hartford; Miss Elsie White, Miss Ora Bowen and Miss Helen Schmitz of Waterbury; Howard Ball of Brooklyn, Miss Anna Cantrell and Miss Georgia Brown of New York City. A large automobile party including Messrs. Arnold, Woodford, BrightInan and Curtiss, with their wives, from Bristol, spent Sunday at the house. Paul Gurney of Canaan was among the Sunday guests and Hso Miss Emma Lawrence, Miss May Belcher, Mrs E H. Burns and F. F. Lomax of Mon roeton, Pa., Mrs. Burns guest. +
 Extraordinary things have been doing ill the fish line this week and everybody is busy cleaning up their old tackle that they haven't used for years and are pre- pairing to bring home & string of bass. They are doing 1t by moonlight-some- thing of departure from the old way and one that would doubtless make old Izaak Walton's eyes look like saucers. Henry Ives is one of the pioneers ill the new style of angling and a couple of nights ago, when the moon was shining bright, he rowed home with a string of of IS fine bass. Others have been doing the same thing. Apparently the key to the fish puzzle at Twin Lakes has been solved. It has long been known that there were lots of bass in the lake but nobody has heretofore had any luoK get ting them out.
 The regular annual meeting of the Twin Lakes Association will be held Saturday, August ', at the Twin Lakes station. The program will be as follows, beginning at p. m, business meeting; 1:303:30 launch, swimming, canoe events. surprise, races; 3:30, ball game, Twin Lakes vs. Canaan Second team; p. m, illuminated boat parade. This event was popular one last year and no end of sport and amusement was occasioned by both land and water sports It is a red letter day for the cottagers on the lakes ard is anticipated with great pleasure. It is being held at the station this year instead of at the old picnic grounds as formerly as more room is thus given for the sports and spectators. The Twin Lakes Associa- tion. whose annnal meeting is the occasion for the celebration, has passed ] a particularly active year and one which | has brought many improvements to Twin Lakes. Among these are the | postoffice, station stop at Blake's Sum- 1 init, improvement and strict surveillance