Connecticut western news., 1909-01-07
LAKEVlLLE

LAKEvlLLE
 Miss Florence Witter IS the guest of Miss Emily Miles for few days. George K. Traver has gone to Lime Rock and entered the employ Of the Barnum Richardson Go. as carpenter.
 William Smith has been on the sick list. ..tE
 The Holley Mfg. Co. started opera tions Monday after being shut down for 10 days. Sidney Cowles, Chester Thurston and Earl Turner have been spending few days in the metropolis. The Salisbury choir held business meeting Tuesday, January Q, to elect officers for the ensuing year.
 MT. Sedgwick of New York was the guest of A. F. Roberts over Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. l.. Hurd have been spending few days in Lee, Mass.
 The Lakeville basketball team will play team from Millerton tomorrow evening in the opera house.
 Floyd Hamm has returned to town from Bloomfield. ..
 Howard Martin has returned to Yale.
 Tacon1c School reopened this week. James Ellis visited Great Harrington last Wednesday going ln an auto and returning by rail.
 Hotchkiss School opened Wednesday and things are busy once more.
 The week of prayer is being observed in the M. E. Church this week.
 E. l.. Peabody entertained about 30 out of town guests over New Years day. They spent the time coasting, skating and horseback riding.
 Geo. Malcolm returned Tuesday after spending couple of weeks in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Lakeyille High School opened Mon day with the usual staff of teachers. John E. Clary, who has been chauffeur for 0. E. Milmine, has returned to his home in Great Harrington.
 Miss Bessie Argall has been home from Normal School in New Britain for the holidays.
 Thomas Norton, who has been ill, IS at his old post in the bank again.
 Miss Rose Rand of Hillsdale visited friends in town over Sunday.
 James Ellis is running the Rural Free Delivery route in place of Chas. Thurston who resigned. Miss Nettie Barnett has returned to Chatham after visiting her brother. ILL. Barnett.
 Rev. S. Stevens went to New York Monday morning. | Miss Bessie Day returned to Vassar College on Tuesday after spending the holidays with her parents.
 Donald Thrall has returned from Dan bury after two weeks with friends.
 The w. R. 0. held their annual install l lation of officers last Saturday evening. Refreshments were served.
 E. w. Spur filled his ice house last week with ice from the pond at Davis mine.
 Harry Millspaugh attended the poul try show at Winsted last Friday.
 Fred Wehner and family spent New Years with MT. and Mrs. J. P. Rains in Canaan.
 Arthur Spaulding spent New Years with his parents on Quaker Hill, Pawl- ing, N. Y.
 H. l.. Barnett entertained the Rev Stevens and wife, Mrs. Bartle and Miss Annie Bartle on New Years day.
 Mrs. Myron Holley is visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
 George Davis is the new delivery clerk at A. F. Roberts, taking the place of Chas. Miller.
 Mrs. Eva Hamm and children visited in Spencer Corner New Years day.
 Miss E. Coffing and Miss G. Mead are visiting at Mrs. O. K. Williams.
 Geo. Joynes is the night watchman al Hotchkiss, taking the place of Joseph Gillette.
 Mrs A. Martin is visiting her mother : and sister in Newark. N. J. also hel , son and daughter in New York City.
 Charles Bohlman is recovering from the operation performed upon his foot recently and is about on crutches. Chester Thurston and Sadie Cowle! have been spending few days in New York City. Prof. Evans is coaching the Dramatic Club ill the play Nevada, or the los Mine.'
 0. E. Milmine and family have re turned to the city for the rest of tn, II xUi1otpr