Connecticut western news., 1909-06-03
LAKEVlLLE


 Howard Martin and 8 couple of friends from Yale were home over Memorial Day.
 Moses Lyman has moved his family to Western New York.
 Will Wheeler nas had a new porch built on his residence on Water Street
 Arthur Spaulding spent Memorial Day with his parents in Pawling, N. Y. Quite a number from here attended the ball game in Canaan on Monday and returned home much pleased with the result.
 Mrs. Linas Warren and children spent part of last week visiting friends in Winsted.
 Miss Jennie Martin of Hartford and Miss Edith Martin of New York spent Memorial Day with their parents Mir. and Mrs. A. Martin, Miss Florence returning to New York with her sister Edith, Monday night, for visit of a week or two.
 E. A. Do Lima and family are expected the last of this week at their bungalow.
 Edward McCue has taken the place vacated by Thomas William at Kenyon's,
 Ralph Genito has been served with a notice to close his fruit store on Sunday What will the boys do now?
 Hotchkiss defeated Yale Seconds on Hotchkiss grounds last Wednesday by . score of Al.
 The fife and drum corps made up of the school boys ivened up things little by giving us some music on the street last Friday night. This was their first appearance in public as a means of get ting little warmed up for Memorial Day when they exhibited themselves in good style, playing for the boys to march to the cemetery aud back.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Eggleston and son visited friends in Torrington over Sunday and Memorial Day.
 Miss Lillian Dettus of Danbury, Conn. is guest of Mrs. w. A. Blissard for a few days.
 Louis Smith spent Sunday and Memorial day with his parents in Brookfield.
 Hotchkiss was defeated at baseball by Hill School last Saturday by a score of to l. Hotchkiss had the lead until the ninth inning when Hill School tied them and won the game in the tenth.
 Lakeville Juniors and Ore Hill played ball on LaksYille grounds Saturday and Ore Hill won by a score of 10 to 8.
 Mrs. M. E. Miller returned home from New Jersey Saturday. She had been called there by the serious illness of her sister and reports her as better.
 Memorial exercises took place last Friday afternoon in the Lakeville high school, opened by the fife and drum corps playing America; prayer by Rev | 0. k. Montrose, recitations by scholars of the different grades, speeches by E F. Sanford of Ore Hill and Rev. MT Montrose. Great credit is due to the teachers in charge as everything passed off in very pleasing manner,
 Lakeville Seconds journeyed to Ga naan last Monday to play ball and brought home the honors by score o1 9 to3.
 Gilbert Chapin died at the residence of his brother, E. s. Chapin, Friday night and was found dead in beC Saturday morning by the family. The funeral service took place at the resi- dence of his brother Monday afternoon interment in Salisbury cemetery. MT Chapin had been visiting his brother fol the last month or more.
 The entertainment given by Harry J Rines ln tho Roberts opera house Friday night was the best of its kind ever given i'll town.
 Mrs. c. K William spent a day ol two in the Metropolis this week.
 The NJ. D. Wells family expect tc arrive ill town this week and take uI their abode at their summer home or Wells Hill.