Connecticut western news., 1909-07-15
LAKEVILLE

About twenty of the boys, and girls of Dr. Knights institution are visiting their respective homes for the summer. E. l.. Peabody spent 8 day or two in New York city last week. MT. and Mrs W. Axleby and MT. and Mrs. Christopher Wagner of Waterville are visiting at MT. and Mrs. Samuel Butchers. Miss May Layton started last week for Europe where she expects to spend the summer.
 Bert Beebe and number of young friends, with Robert Dufour, have been camping near the HouStonic River above Canaan, and all report very enjoyable time with the exception of one, who returned homesick.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorine Miller and son spent the Fourth of July visiting rela- tives in Chatham.
 General Roberts is visiting his brother, A. F. Roberts.
 MT. Lee Turner aud wife are visiting at Peter Turner's.
 The Knife Factory resumed its opera tions again Monday morning after having been closed for it's usual July vacation.
 Miss Lura Day is spending her vaca- tion with her parents as usual.
 R. 0. Miller's horse was hitched to wagon last Friday afternoon when Russ discovered he had the wrong bride on him. He decided to change and as he took it off and left the horse to get the proper one, the latter thought it 8 good time to change his position, so started down the hlll on a run, striking tree, upsetting the wagon and breaking the harness sufficiently to free himself. After coming down Main street on a run it stopped to lunch on the grass in front of Louis Godris market and was there captured. The wagon was pretty badly broken up.
 Mrs. M. E. Miller started last Friday to make her mother an extended visit in Maine. Her mother is over 90 years of age and is reported as failing some in health. .., r."
 Mrs. Frank Woodward and daughter, of Torrington, are visiting Mrs. Wood wards parents, Mir. and Mrs. Matthew Silvsrnale.
 Miss Edith Martin is home for her annual vacation.
 Abram Martin has purchased the Columbia automobile of Robert Scoville and will run it in connection with his livery business. Now if you want a ride call at Martins livery and he will ac- comodats you with either an auto or a buggy ride. r."#.@.
 Rev. MT. Montrose's brother of Gold Spring spent Sunday here with the pas tor and took charge of the E. l.. service in the evening as it was Mir. Mon- | -t. A. ImA .-L mI preferring toshosldsr it on to his brother, The meeting was very helpful one.
 Donald Thrall has entered the employ of William Peabody as assistant st the boat house.
 Abram Martin is the owner of a fine pair of chestnut road horses.
 Miss Nellie Senior spent last week visiting at Reynolds Bridge.
 John Silvernals and granddaughter of Waterville, Mir and Mrs. Harry Sill vernale and son and Del Silvernale and family, of Winsted, were Fourth of July guests of Frank Maston.
 Mrs. o. Pulver and son Marvin, Dewey Pulver, wife and son spent day two al Silas Pulver's last week. s,
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Allen, of Hartford are visiting at O. M. Turner's.
 Mrs. Wilcox and daughter are visiting Mrs. Wilcox's mother.
 MT. and Mrs John Ostram and son of Winsted, spent last week visiting Mrs. Ostram's father, William Silver nale.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rockefeller spent a day or two last week visiting friends in Copake, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Hamm visited re. latives in Copake last week. ..
 Mrs. Frank Sllvernale is visiting il Providence, R. l.
 Dr. Bissell, Sr., came near having 6 serious accident last week. As hs neared Ore Hill his horse became frightened at an automobile, turning ths carriage over and breaking it up badly and throwing out the doctor. He escaped with slight injuries, one ear being quite tadly cut.
 About twenty boys from New Yorl ] are enjoying a two weeks outing al the Hotchl1iss school.
 The funeral of Ernest Sbelton tool place last Saturday at the residence oi his aunt, Mrs. Walter Roberts, ,intermeni at the Salisbury cemetery, The cause of death was blood poison resulting iron the injuries he received when he fel through the floor on the Scoville farm MT. Skelton had been spending the win ter visiting his parents in England ane had returned to this country about twt months ago and expected to be married in the fall to Miss Florence. Martin which adds to the sadness of his death MT. Skelton was alone in this countr, with the exception of his aunt and he ! family.
 } R. LeFevere and Miss Rose Ellen DaI were united in marriage in the M. k Church Wednesday morning at 7:3t o'clock Rev. Charles Flint, pastor oi the M. E. Church, Middletown, Conn. l officiated. MT. LeFevsre is pastor of tn, 7 First Congregational Church in Jamaica Vermont, where the bridal pair vii make their home, leaving Lakeville or the S:l3 train. Among those present were Mrs. W. E. Fairbanks and daugh ter, Jessie Dorothy, MT. Finn, of Mid dletown; Mrs. H. E. Brown, of Hart ford; MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Day anC Jauyhtar Harriat of Alayandrpa Vir