Connecticut western news., 1910-07-21

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Several camps have been staked out in Bushnell and Warner groves, by young people of the town.
 Mrs o. P. Millspaugh. Bulls Bridge, has been visiting her sons Harry and Clarence for the past week.
 Miss Bessie Keyworth who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs R. O. Miller fol the past three weeks, returned home to Woodbury Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Wacter, Winsted, Ml and Mrs Bert Sellecks Salisbury, and Mrs H. M. Thrall. LakevilIe, chartered A. Martins auto last Monday morning to carry them to Great Harrington and from there took trolley trip through the mountains and as far as they coule go and return to Great Burlington, in time to come home on the last train ir the evening.
 The annual Methodist Sunday Schoo picnic was held in Holleywood grove last Wednesday and good time was en' joyed.
 Master Donald Thrall has resigned his position as bellboy at the Wononsco.
 Miss Hattie Wilkinson and neice Philmont, are visiting at A. Martins.
 Miss Christine Heath, Springfield Mass, is spending week with Mrs Ed Winckworth.
 Dr Corwin, Canaan, was in town last week, looking after some patients.
 Mrs Brady, Mrs Mark Turner mother died at the home of the latter last Tues day night, after a lingering illness oi several months. The funeral was held at the home of her daughter, Friday afternoon. Interment was in Salisbury cemetery.
 Mrs. Maude Lynch, Middletown daughter of Mrs Winckworth, is re. covering from her late stroke of paralysis
 R. W. Dufour has improved his shof by introducing pp-to-date enamel swivel chairs.
 Miss Anna Morris, Philadelphia, i, visiting her aunt, Mrs Myron Holley.
 Miss. Florence Miller is spending g couple of weeks visiting friends and rel atives in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 MT and Mrs H. J. Shaw returned Fri day night after Mr Shaw's two week vacation.
 William Silvernale and daughter re turned to their home in Torrlngton Saturday, after spending a couple ot weeks visiting friends and relatives here and in Copake, N. Y.
 Lakeville and Canaan seconds crossed bats on Lakeville grounds on Saturday last and the latter came of victorious by score of 14-13. Although the second team was beaten it was a close game fIa Ac hop fortunate than the first team which journeyed to Amenia and was there beaten by score of 8-2. s..-
 The Rev and Mrs Wilcox celebrated their 20th anniversary at the home oi Mrs Wiloox's mother Saturday and con gratulations were numerous, although there was no attempt at an elaborate celebration. MT and Mrs Wilcox depart for their home, near Gold Spring, this week.
 MT Wacter, Winsted, called on friends here Sunday.
 Don't forget the ice cream cake and candy sale to be held on the Village park Friday evening July 22 for the benefit of the Lakeville Hose Company from six to ten o'clock. Dancing will follow, at Roberts hall, at o'clock
 E. l.. Peabody had the misfortune to loose one of his livery horses last Satuy. day night.
 William Martin, Hartford, is visiting his parents and other relatives here.
 A. H. Heaton is taking his annual va. cation this week.
 MT and Mrs Henry Pulver, Stamford, have moved in part/ of the house occu. pied by Mrs Pulver's parents and Nr Pulyer has entered the employ of L. C. Miner on the farm. Mir Pulver has ac. cepted th1s position because his wife's parents, being aged, feel as though they should not be left alone, as Mrs Lyler if in poor health.
 Miss Katherine Heaton, Ashley Falls, spent 8 day or two this week with her brother, A. H. Heaton.
 M. H. Pulver, Hartford spent a few days here with his grandparents, MT and Mrs Mory Lyler.
 The Misses Gladys and Beatrice Os. born, who have been spending a few weeks in Pawling, N. Y, returned Mon. day night.
 J. Riss and family. New York, who have been spending a fortnight al Hotchkiss school. returned to the city early this week. MT Rlss is a we'll known figure OH the east side, as he spends most of his time among the poor as a Chris tan worker.