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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
Company Incorporated.

Among the recent incorpora tions at
Indianapolis is that of the Haxton &
kaufman Co. at Gary; retail merchants;
capital stock $4,000; incorporators, O.
B. Haxton and Z. r. kaufman. This
company has been in the clothing bust
ness on Broadway for several months
mast
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
EAST CANAAN

Roy Johnson was home Sunday.
 MT. Gray of Thomaston visited over Sunday at Norman Moore's.
 Miss Ethel Ferry of Winsted is at c. H. Goodwin's for visit.
 Mrs. Drake and children of Stamford are visiting at o. H. Sage's.
 Robert Sanford of Unionville is spend ing two weeks at Mrs. F. D. Gaylord's.
 Mrs. G. s. Dunning entertained her Sunday School class at Twin Lakes Thursday.
 Miss Mary Keefe, with party of friends, spent a day last week at Steeple- chase Island.
 Mrs. Ella Hagan and son of Brooklyn and Miss Mary Allen of Lakeville are guests at l.. Holmes.
 MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Duyser of Winsted were over. Sunday guests of Miss Clarinda Beebe.
 Abbie Lamb of Litchfield visited her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Lamb, the fore part of the week.
 East Canaan was nearly deserted last Saturday night, Clayton and Norfolk receiving most of our people.
 MT. and Mrs. John Logan of Winsted visited over Sunday with Mrs. Logan's mother, Mrs. Hannah Roger.
 Ladies Aid Society will meet Thurs day afternoon at the church to help on the repairs, making over curtains, etc.
 Douglas L. Bale, who has been the guest of Daniel Keefe during the past week, has returned to his home ill Dan- bury.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Ball of Ashley Falls visited Ensign Yorker Sunday Willie Yorker accompanied his sister home for a visit. A large congregation listened to an excellent sermon Sunday morning by Rev. H. Utterwick. Miss Gladys DeHart of Canaan kindly assisted as organist.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

H. Pease, of Hartford. is spending a few days with W. I. Kellogg.
 Miss Hattie Ensign, of Hartford, is expected at N. J. Deans this week.
 Miss Allard, of New Jersey, is a guest of Mrs. May Kellogg, of Falls Village.
 Miss Alice Wilcox, of Plainvills, was a guest of Miss Hattie Willard last week.
 William Steuerwald, of Norfolk, spent Sunday in Huntsville and South Canaan.
 Most of the farmers are through or nearly through having. All are very busy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rogers, of Chapinville, spent Sunday with Mir. Steuerwald in this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rogers, of Watervills, are spending few days in town. Mrs. Rogers home was formerly in South Cannan. Es.
 Judge Piggott and wife. of Now Haven visited MT. and Mrs. John Fay last Thursday. Mrs. Fay gave an after noon tea to several friends in the neigh borhood and all report an enjoyable time ...
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
ASHLEY FALLS

A Flowerland Bazaar will be given for the benefit of the Catholic Parish, of Sheffield in the town hall at Sheffield, August g, 10, II. 12 and 13. Up-to date amusements, games, social hop and re- treatments.
 J. H. Root, of Hartford, was in town Monday.
 4 daughter was born last week to MT. and Mrs. Frank Felbun of this place.
 Josephine Pinkava, the scarlet fever patient, is recovering from the disease.
 Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Norfolk, was an over Sunday guest at William Dun ning's.
 Mrs. Bartholomew, of Silver Street, who has been quite ill, is now much im- proved.
 Gardens are in great need of rain as there have been only on or two light showers here lately. ..#
 Katherine Heaton has been spending a few days with her brother, Alfred Heaton, ill Lakeville.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Bailey is very sick and is being cared for by Mrs. Daley.
 Frederick Smith left Monday for few day's trip to Hartford, Westbrook, East Haven and Fishers IslaEd. ....
 Vernon Smith returned Friday from visit with friends in Westbrook, East Haven, Fishers Island and Chester. The Ladies' Guild, of Sheffield, was entertained by Mrs. Frank F. Smith at Maplewood Inn Thursday and 8 very enjoyable time was had by all.
 Howard Decker, of Springfield, arrived in town on his motor cycle from Spring field Friday and was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. H. Turner, over Sunday.
 John J Oates, of Plainv1lle, who has been bookkeeper at the quarries for 3 | few weeks, left Monday. His place will be taken by George Drum, of Canaan who assumed his duties Monday. Among the over-Sunday guests al Maplewood Inn were MT. and Mrs. H F. Glendening, of Fishers Island, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. F. J. Stone and Miss Stone, of Winsted, and William Davis of Brooklyn.
 The marble company has received g large shipment of 15 carloads of Greclar marble from which is to be made 70,O0( feet of tile to be shipped to Chicago The company has also secured the con tract to supply marble Tor the extension and remodelling of the County Court House at Pittsfeld.
 A very pleasant lawn party was givef on the lawn in front of Maplewood Inr Thursday in honos of Dorothy Llliar Koerner. Those present were Laurie and Adeline Curtiss, Lillian, Gladys ant William Hall, Mable Tallerday, Mar geret. James and Francis Mullen, Der nice and Victor Hutchinson and Georgis Welch. Those who assisted were Mrs William F. Koerner, Florence Hall Ruth Hutchinson, Eveline, Mary and Eileen Salter and Miss Florence Pen warden.
 w. D. Chamberlin, of Dayton, Ohio president of the Ashley Falls Marble Company and of the Beaver Soap Com pany, which manufactures Grampa' l Wonder Soap. is spending a couple O weeks in town. His family is visiting Dr. E. G. Summer in Mansfield Center Conn. MT. Ohamberlin is guest whil here of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Beattie Sunday morning he gave very inter esting talk to the Sunday School of tn Congregational Church and in the even ing addressed the Christian Endeavor The latter meeting was led by Mrs. R F. Lee. .s
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
AMENIA UNION

Dr. William Knight has sold his place to O. D. Jarvis. #.e.
 The summer boarders are fast coming into our place. .l.'l
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Er- nest Sealey, July 28.
 Mrs. George Lathrop with two chil- dren is visiting at George w. Chapman $.
 Miss Evelyn Scott, of Sharon Valley, visited relatives and friends here last week.
 Rev. J. Pickells and family are spend ing several weeks at the home of John Lowell.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, of Goshen, with their new auto, was at E. K. Deans Sunday. Mrs. Dean accom- panied them home. B.. -#
 The ice cream festival on the Metho- dist church lawn last Friday evening was well attended. The sum of $18.5 was raised. Another one is soon to fol low.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
SHARON VALLEY

Mrs 0. Devendorf. Mrs. Rodier and H. Longuet are guests at A. Middle brooks.
 Miss Rec Philips of New York is visit ing at G. Carey'S.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. O. Tuncey on Thursday.
 Miss Evelyn Scott visited recently in Amenia Union.
 Miss Gladys Bennett of Mt. Riga spent Sunday at her home. Her sister Isabelle returned with her.
 Your correspondent wishes to extend thanks in behalf of Sharon Valley residents to MT. Colgate, who has oiled our streets.
 Miss Julian of Brooklyn IS guest at J. DuffY's.
 MT. and Mrs. Reed of New York are visiting at O. Mallory's.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bixby of Bridgeport are visiting at F. K1lson's.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
WEST CORNWALL

Gertrude and Helen Sturges have re- turned home from Wingdale, N. Y.
 Anthony Miller is visiting In New Haven.
 Miss Ellen Cochrane of Lime Rock is spending few days in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Smaller are in Hartford.
 Miss Hattie Cole is visiting in Bridge port.
 Royal Barton of Kent is visiting his sister, Mrs. R. W. Dean.
 Miss Verna Barske, who has been vIsi- ting Miss O. E. Salewski, returned to her home in Bridgeport last week. Miss Salewski accompanied her.
 ". D. Bosler and his friends broke up camp on Saturday last. Neppissing Lodge will be occupied by another camp ing party during the next two weeks.
 The sale at the chapel last Wednesday afternoon was a success, nearly every thing being sold. while the warm eve- ming enabled them to dispose of most of the ice cream. The proceeds are to help cover the chapel with new coat of paint
 MI. duu mES. R. W DShu eubeThdiueu Egbert Barton and Charles Smith of Kent Sunday.
 Gustave Taeker of New York city came up Saturday night to arrange for the selling of large monument in the family burying plot at North Cornwall cemetery.
 Theodore Sturges and Edward Cart wright went to Winsted Monday and drove home in MT. Sturges' new auto.
 Lightning struck the new house of M. P. Rogers last Friday tearing off shingles and jarring plaster from the
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05

The Thomaston baseball team came here Saturday and after a seven inning game was forced to stop to catch the train. It was an interesting game as the score was even, 5-5, at the finish. One of the features was the one hand running catch made by Mccarthy. Mac generally gets what he goes after but he certainly surprised his friends and we think himself Saturday. The locals expect to go to Thomaston for 8 return game in the near future.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
LAKEVILLE

Sheldon Martin is learning to run his fathers auto.
 Mrs. O. s. Phelps, of Canaan, was in town on Saturday,
 Chester Miller returned to his home in Pittsfeld Friday.
 Miss Hazel Judson of Winsted IS visit ing Miss! !Artie Cowles.
 Arthur Spaulding is spending his va cation at Pawling, N. Y.
 Miss Nettie Barnett, of Yonkers, is visiting at H., l.. Barnett's.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorin Miller spent Fri day and Saturday in Pittsfield.
 Everybody remember the s. s. picnic in the grove on Friday, August 6.
 Miss Katherine Heaton of Ashley Falls is visiting her brother, 4. H. Heaton.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Jones, of Win sted, visited at B. D. Jones's last week.
 Samuel Butcher. Jr., of Waterbury, with his family is visiting at $. Butch CTS.
 The Barnetts and Argalls picnicked at Stages RaYine last Thursday after noon.
 Mrs. Leslie Traver arrived at Ira Traver's last Wednesday from Cali fornia. ....
 Miss Cunningham and two children, of New York, are visiting at Mrs. Joe Smiths. .He
 Chester Barnett, John Evsrts and Roy Miller are confined to the house with | measles. IT,. #
 Mrs. Robert s. Allen and children of Brooklyn are visiting her father, E. $. Chapin. ... !! A. Martin has purchased very high grade Jersey COW from Mrs. Maloney of Ore Hill.
 Miss Martha Norton is taking short vacation from her duties in a hospital in New York.
 Miss Jennie Martin returned to her duties ill Hartford last Saturday after a months vacation. 4E
 Lakeville seconds defeated the young men at IntNrlaken in game of baseball last week. score l3-7. George Traver is driving R. N. Bar nuns automobile of which he expects to make business hereafter.
 The Rev. Stevens, wife and niece, were calling on friends here on Thurs. day and Friday of last week.
 MT. Bartholomew started last Thurs. day on fishing trip instead of Monday owing to the delay i'll the boats reaching | Boston.
 MT. and. Mrs. Chas. Miller, Sr and daughter Bessie and, Mrs. Will Smith attended the funeral of Mrs. Hisroydt at Millerton on Monday last, .. Thursday evening party of young men chartered MT. Martins auto for g ride to Great Burlington. Joe Smith and family made the same trip on Sun day afternoon. .. Last Wednesday the Seventh Con neeticut Regiment held it's annual re union at LakeYille. The buildings were finely decorated with buntingand flag from the soldiers monument to Hotch kiss School. A special train brought the visitors and they were met at the station by the High School drum corps and delegation of citizens, then they were conducted to Roberts OperI House where an informal reception wa, held. Dinner was served at noon by the w. R. o. in Union Hall. Automobile enough were in readiness to take tht visitors for ride around the lake and tC Salisbury and back Things were pretty lively for while. About 200 guests were entertained and all declared them selves as well pleased with their visit. special left here for Hartford about 4 P M. and then the town once more assumed its quiet and peaceful aspect.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05

walls. Edward Smith was at work near the apartment damaged and was SO affected as to be nearly deaf for time.
 Mrs. L. A. Cartwright and Mrs. Theo- Sturges visited W. l.. Cartwright at Hillcrest Hospital. Pittstield, Sunday.
 The body of Mrs. R. N. Cochrano of Milford was brought here for burial last Friday. Mrs. Cochrane was a former resident of this place. She is survived by her husband, four daughters and one son.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
Glassware

New assortment of pretty colored Glassware. Bohemian Vases 25c to 75c, Jonquil Vases 25c per pair, Lemonade sets-Pitcher and 6 Glasses $1.19. Special assortment of odd pieces-neat, pretty and useful, only 10c each.
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
Close Season For Rabbits

Following is tho text of tho bill concerning wild hares and rabbits which has passed the Legislature: "The close season for wild hAres and rabbits shall te from January 15 to September 30, both inclusive; provided however. that no person shall hunt or take any wild hare or rabbit in any other manner than with dog or ferret, or either between the first day of December and the fifteenth day of January, both inclusive"
Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
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Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05
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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02

take a close interest in the welfare Of
Peaks Island and more especially its
famous hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Burnham OF
Springfield, Mass. registered at the
hotel last Wednesday for the re-
mainder of the season. Mr.. Burn
ham Is a we'll known dealer in fine
house furnishings and art wares in
the City Of Homes" He was Joined
on Friday by his son, Mr.. Robert d.
Burnham. who has enjoyed many out
ings and excursions since his arriv-
al. On Sunday the family took in
the ever popular excursion to Lake
Sebago.
The program of the last regular
Sunday night concert by the Ely
Trio was as follows
Grand Duchess" Tobani
norwegian Dance. Grieg
March Funebrae," (Piano Solo)
Chopin
wedding March," Mendelssohn
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02

coast, has dismantled his boat for the
winter. his duties as professor Of
chemistry and physics in the Philadel-
phia Normal school. requiring his re-
turn to Philadelphia next week.
Throughout the summer, regular
Christian Science services have been
held at eleven o'clock on Sunday
mornings and eight O'Clock Wednes-
and a large attendance has always
taken advantage of these services
which are open to the public Nj.
n. p. Stevens Of Newton Center,
Mass. and Mrs. Charles Sleeper Of
Lancaster, N. H., have acted as
readers. Mrs. Charles Root OF New
York has furnished the music at the
organ.
Mrs. Herbert E. Dav of Washing
ton. ID. c.. Is entertaining her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Lyle of Louisville.
KY, at Gray Rocks" Miss Lyle
will remain until the middle of the
month. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Dag will leave to spend a few days at
Intervale. n. H.
Mr.. John A. Matthias visited over
the week end with Mrs. d. S. Barker
OF Plainfield. n. j. The Misses
donaldson Of Philadelphia after a
short visit with Mrs. Barker. have
returned TO their home. The Rev.
Joseph A. Shepherd, rector of St.
Pauls church in Portland came
Thursday to occupy the Ripple"
bungalow for two weeks.
Prof. R. C. Thorpe of New Yor,
and MIR. George Twiss of Cleveland.
Ohio. returned the latter part of the
week after a successful fishing trip
TO Eastport and Princeton, Me. Sew
eral fine land-locked salmon were
captured.
pleasing informal MUSCLE was
given at Cottage Hall Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Orson Lowell of New
Rochelle. \. Y. sang most effective
iy In her charming mezzo-soprano
voice; Miss Vida Sutton recited a
number of old ballads in her charac.
terisuc manner, and Miss Josephine
Thorp OF New York gave several
violin selections in happy style. The
numbers while entirely Impractical
and informal were given in a manner
which delighted the large gathering
OF cottagers present.
Mr.. Harry Francis Estabrook of
Newton. Mass, after a visit of ten
days with mis- mother. Mrs. Sarah
Bigelow Estabrook. returned On Mon.
day TO Boston. Mr.. Estabrook, who
Is dealer in Oriental rugs and East
India goods, had intended to remain
longer, but business pressure necassf-
tated his early return.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02
HOTEL HARRISON AT END OF
SEeAGo LAKE AND soNGo
RIVER TRIP, AN IDEAL SUM-
MER HOSTELRY.

Filled as Maine is with beautiful
lakes and rivers, there is no resort
territory known to the tourist which
surpasses the picturesque Sebago
Lake and Songo River region. the
queen lake OF which is wyonegomic at
whose head Is the quaint old town
OF Harrison. Here directly on the
lake. and at the terminus of the Sc.
bago Lake and Songo River trip Is
located The Harrison, modern
hostlery of about one hundred rooms.
homelike and yet possessing the com
forts of city hotel. affording
cuisine to attract the most particular.
AT this house,<completed but two sea-
sons ago. one can rest delighting in
the glistening lake. the verdant
shores and the rugged mountains. or
for those actively inclined splendid
opportunity for outdoor sport is of.
fered by fine bathing beach. tennis
courts and the excellent boating facil.
tiles OF the lake. The vicinity
abounds in beautiful drives and walks
and the climate is unexcelled. Har.
rison and The Harrison are an ideal
place to spend the summer.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
LARGER NUMBER OF GUESTS
REMAIN TILL CLOSE OF SEA-
SON THAN EVER BEFORE.
Remarks Concerning the Activities
Last Week. Notes Of New Ar
rivals.

IL is matter OF pleasure and con-
graduation to note that this season
mas been marked by larger amount
OF business than ever before In the
history OF the Peaks Island House
WniIe II Is a fact that many of the
guests who crowded the house dur
ing the warmer weather. took their
departure with the coming of the
new month, yet more people have re-
NAMED to stay till the hotel closes
tnan IN any previous year. A com.
paratively small number Of the more
recent arrivals have not left as vet
While a large number OF new names
were added to the list OF re9uiar
guests during the last week.
=, Among the good times enjoyed by
tne guests recently was the regular
weekly whist party OF "wednesday
evening. On account of the extreme
sultriness prevailing then. many of
tne regular players preferred 10 re-
main out-of-doors. but those who dIs
take part had a very Jolly time nov.
ertheless. The first prize w.s
awarded TO Mrs. Clara Williams ~
haverhill and New York. while NJ,
ROBERT w. Freshman OF lawrence re.
eeived the souvenir for the second
pes gest number OF points won. Among
.ne otners to be remembered for their
y y,,..t scores were Mr.. Aigernon
Wits OF Crawford, ". n. and Mr.
Setn Chandler OF Nashua.
The entertainment on Thursday
evening was given by talent quite
familiar and very popular among The
OLD guests OF the house Nr
Thomas Henderson, the weIl.known
tenor, and Mr.. Edward waIker .
very versatile and talented reader
ano entertainer were the artists =,
the occasion. They were cba,.sss1
,zed as top notchersy By those vbo.
neaId them: and furnished a very
amusing and interesting program
Among the guests OF many past sas.
sons who took their departure recent.
" were Professor and prs IT.
Hi OF Philadelphia. These cb.ru.
ing people have a host 81 srisrd.
among the patrons Of the house ana
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02
!: HILL CREST.
PRESENT QUOTA OF GUESTS ALL
STAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER
NINTH AND TENTH.
commodious chebeague Resort Closes
The Fourteenth After Most Sue
eessful Season In Its History.


The Fourteenth After Most Sue
eessfuI Season In Its History.
Although the past week saw the
fitting of the larger part of The
guests here. a glance at the register
shows a remarkable number of end
season sojourners. Under the able
management of Mr.. A. P. Bicknell,
the Hill Crest has had a record sea-
son. For several weeks at the height
o. the season, from one hundred and
twenty-five to one hundred and thirty
guests enjoyed the hospitality of the
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Farquhar
OF Boston. who have been here for
several season heretofore, will not
terminate their stay until next week.
Mr.. Farquhar is of the firm Of Chand-
Ter and Farquhar, one of the largest
wholesale hardware and machinery
houses In the country.
Mrs. A. D. Lippett of Rochester.
n. Y, with her son, Rev. Francis
s. Lippitt, rector Of the Church Of
the Ascension in Rochester, will re-
main until the ninth or later, when
they will return in time for Rev. Mr..
Lippett to resume his church work.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Duncan and
son, Robert G.. Duncan of WATERFOWL,
Mass, are registered here for a short
vacation. Mr. Duncan Is a chemist.
and has position with the Hood
Rubber Co.
Mrs. Edward Strecker and her
daughters, the Misses Amy and Claire
Strecker Of Greenfield. Mass, will
prolong their stay here until next
Thursday. Miss Claire Strecker
possesses rare musical talent, and
her voice has delighted the guests
here on many occasions.
Miss r. E. Wilt and Miss Frances
Z. Robbins Of wyncote, Pa. are
among the late arrivals who will stay
up to the closing OF the hotel.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-09-02

THIS YEAR ROUND BAILEY IS
LAND RESORT OFFERS EXCEL
LENT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
SEPTEMBER TOURISTS.
ideal Location, Excellent Table And
Modern convenienees Should Ap-
peal To Late vaeationists.

Ideal Location, Excellent Table And
Modern convenienees Should Ap-
peal To Late vacationists.
The tired out toilers in the cities
will find the Ocean View an ideal
place to spend a fall vacation. The
house is kept up fully as well after
the season has closed as when file
with guests in mid-season. The lo-
cation, overlooking Mackerel Cove is
one OF the finest in the Bay.
Epicurean palates would find the fare
here everything to be desired The
hotel possesses a pool room, which
might serve to pass away the time on
rainy days. The plumbing is mod
ern in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Crafts of Bos-
ton arrived on Friday last to be the
guests of Mr.. Crafts brother, Pro-
prietor Walter d. Crafts for a week.
MIR. Crafts is a conductor on the New
York. New Haven and Hartfor 4
Road.
Mr.. j. II. Wright of philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. E. Trist and Miss F. l..
Trist, also of Philadelphia, were
among last weeks arrivals at the
Ocean View. Mr.. Wright returned
Tuesday to Philadelphia where he g
in the retail drug business. Mrs.
Trist and Miss F. L. Trist will ex.
tend their stay here to two weeks.