Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22
LAKEvILLE

Lakeville Seconds played baseball with Millerton Seconds last Wednesday and were beaten by 0 score of 9-S. | Lakeville boys say it was an off day for them.
 Abram Martin says he has got one of che greatest incubators ever known, one that runs without attention or care, in fact it even furnishes it's own eggs and hatohes it's brood without anyone to turn the eggs and it stands the test. One of his hens stole her nest, laid 23 eggs and matched out 22 chickens. All are doing well. MT. Martin says he thinks this breaks the record. If not and anyone can beat it he would like to hear from them. We think this beats the two roosters caring for brood of chickens i in Winsted.
 ] MT. and Mrs. Charles Walsh of the Amenia Times were in town Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dawson of Hudson, N. Y, are visiting at Frank ! Silvernale's.
 Miss Bessie Miller and mother spent part of last week i'll Canaan, visiting friends.
 Mir. Bert Pulver spent few days in town last week.
 J. R. Jordon made business trip to Canaan, Saturday.
 Fred Tanner has arrived in town for a month or so vacation. He expects to return in September to Philadelphia, where he has a good position as instruo- tor in the Dental College. Everyone wishes Fred we'll and all success.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Keyworth of Hotchkissville, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith and Mir. and Mrs. Willard Taller day of TorrlnRton, returned to their respective homes Saturday, after spend ing few days with MT. Tyler in Sails bury and Mrs. R. O. Miller in Lakeville.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ellen and daugh- ter returned to their home, in Newark, N. J., after spending their vacation wis iting friends and relatives in town.
 Rev. MT. wllcocks of Rhinebeck is visiting at Mrs. Cleveland's.
 Charles Miller, ST spent Sunday last in Canaan and returned home Monday,
 with his wife and daughter.
 The much needed shower on Sunday
 afternoon was thankfully received and
 did much good and refreshed things
 greatly.
 o. H. Osborn and daughter spent
 Sunday with MT. and Mrs. W. N. Beebs
 in Canaan. Mr. Osborn returned Mon-
 day leaving the children to spend " eek
 in Canaan.
 Sheldon Martin and Cero Beers
 were summoned to Canaan last Satur-
 day, battery fer one of the baseball teams and we are sorry to have to re-
 cord that the team they were on was defeated.
 Lakeville first team and Amsnia crossed bats OH Lakeville grounds Sat
 urdav and Lakeville won. George Keller of Philmont called on A.
 Martin last Monday. Of course some other members of the family were glad to see him.
 Mr. and Mrs, Joseph celebrated their
 tenth anniversary Friday night by in- viting ill a number of their friends. All spent a very enjoyable evening. James Scott of Philmont has sold out
 his meat market ln that place and has come to board at Mrs. E. Bamm' s boarding house.
 Misses Florence and Edith Martin took an auto ride to West Cornwall Fri , day in MT. Martins auto. MT. Kane
 of Salisbury was the driver. Miss Alice Axelby celebrated her third } birthday, Saturday afternoon, by invit- } ing in about 12 of her little friends. It was 8 happy little crowd, and the occasion was enjoyed by the older ones as we'll as the children.
 w. O. Witter had the misfortune to lose one of his valuable cows Friday 7 night and has replaced her with one of 7 A. Martins herd. The Junlor five or the Mt. Riga five are camping in Bushnslls Grove for a couple of weeks.
 A. H. Heaton & Company are making 2 2 some general repairs on the front of !, thelr ten cent store. Wm. Andrews is doing the work.
 , Lakeville Junior and the New York , fresh air children played ball on Hotch- t kiss grounds Monday. Lakeville won
 the game by q score of 23.3. The latter played Ore Hill Saturday, and won the , game by score of 3-2. ! Miss Jennie Engleman of Brooklyn is , visiting at Charles Miller's. 3 Miss Florence Miller of Millerton has 3 been visiting relatives in town the past ) week.
 , Miss Battershall of Chatham, N. Y. l has been spending the past week with Mrs. Lorin Miller and Miss Battershall spent day i'll Ashley Falls Friday. . Thomas Heaton of Ashley Falls spent
 the day with his sou A. H. Heaton on Tuesday last.
 Miss Elsie Woodford returned to heI P home in Ashley Falls last Friday after l spending few days with Mrs. Norman a Miller.
 : Wm. Peabody was on the sick list g 0 few days this week.