Connecticut western news., 1909-04-01
LAkEVILLE

J. R. Jordon has returned from Long Island, where he has been spending the winter, and reports ready for business. York last week on business.
 Joseph Smith was in town last week calling on friends and rumor says he is to be one of our future business. men.
 MT. Guild spent couple of days visit ing i'll Mass. last week.
 Miss Margaret Williams spent a few days in Hartford last week.
 Hotchkiss school closed last Friday for the Easter vacation.
 Miss Bessie Day is home from Pough- keepSie for the Easter vacation.
 LouisWllson has returned home again from PennsYlvania and we are glad to note much improved in health.
 Mrs. Sidney Lowin is visiting her sis ted, Jennie, in Hartford.
 Mir. Bowman has moved his family into the Dewey house recently vacated by J. A. Osborn.
 John Morgan has entered the employ of Hoyt & Bowman.
 Misses Judson and Moore of Lakeville
 
 homes for the Easter vacation.
 We are sorry to record this week that William Everts Is again confined ts tl.e house with rheumatism, but are glad to announce that his son David is slowly recovering from that malady.
 Harry Finn, of Torrington, has ell. tered the employ of Dr. Knight and will be the EoW pitcher for Lakeville base ball team this season, There is promise of some close games this year and we hope Lakeville will retain their past TO- cord not only by winning the pennant but also by geutlemanly conduct while on tue field and we have confidence to believe they will.
 Mrs. William Bartle and daughter Annie, returned home Saturday night after spending about five weeks visiting ill Brooklyn.
 Mrs. R. c. Miller has returned from her visit ill HotchkissSille with her sis. ter.
 Miss Esther Frink is spending her Easter vacation with her parents.
 Last Sunday was Rev. Simon Stephen $ final appearance in the pulpit of M. k. church unless he should happily be re. turned to us. He has served his five years, which is the usual custom, and expects to be appointed to another charge notwithstanding he was unanimously called back to Lakeville. He finally de. cided to go to another charge as he had already been called.
 Sunday morning was communion at which the baptismal rites were con. ferred on four. three of whom were taken Ill on probation. In the evening Rev. Goddard omitted service in the Con. gregational church at Salisbury and with his followers joined in this service Rev. Goddard assisted in the pulpit and spoke in the highest terms of Mir Stephen and the pleasant five years which he had spent with him here. Special music was rendered by the choir under the able direction of Miss ChapiD
 Chas. Perry spent Sunday with his parents.
 Lakeville high school closed last Fri day for the Easter vacation.
 We are glad to Dote that Chas Miller is able to be on duty again after grap- bling with a severe attack of the grip.
 John Argall has resigned his position as assistant at R. w. Dufour's barber shop.
 Miss Florence Martin and Miss Laura Hathaway spent Sunday in Sharon.
 A. Martin sold horse to Miss Heart in Salisbury Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Lane of Hartford visited Mir. and Mrs. A. Martin last Sunday.
 At the annual meeting of the Sunday school board held at Hubert Shaw's last Friday night some of the old officers were reelected.
 Miss Nettie Barnett is home from Chatham for a visit of week or so.