Connecticut western news., 1910-09-01
Lakeville

T. L. Norton has been spending & few days at Cape God.
 B. F. Hoyt has returned from the hos pital and is getting along nicely.
 Mrs Paul and son, Naugatuck, have besh visiting at Hubert Shaw's.
 A. H. Heaton and wife spent We'd nesday at Pine Grove camp meeting.
 Miss Lydia Kicker has returned from several weeks visit with relatives in Maine.
 James Martin, IT,, Spokane, Wash, has been visiting his father. James Mar tin, ST.
 MT Paul, Naugatuck, sang two solos ill Epworth League, which were much enjoyed.
 1 The Ore Hill mine shut down Mon- day. The tower collapsed and washer gave out. ..
 Miss Katherine Heaton. Ashley Falls, has been visiting her brother here, A. H. Heaton.
 Mrs Marks and daughter Helen, have returned from visit to her mother in Albany, N. Y. N
 Mrs George Cross was confined to the house most of last week by neuralgia and hay fever. e'
 H. l.. Barnett made trip to Hartford Friday calling on his return on his sister at Tarriffville. +...
 O. Sanford, Pennsylvania, succeeds MT Holmes as teacher in charge of the Lakeville schools.
 MT and Mrs William Axelby, Water bury. are spending their vacation at Samuel Butchers. .#+".
 MT and Mrs Van Dyke, Long Island, have been visiting their mother, Mrs William Peabody. @..s
 Linas Warren, Springfield, has made visit to his wife and family here Monday and Tuesday. g".
 Misses Gladys and Beatrice Osborne are spending few days in Canaan tt Mrs William Beebe's.
 Mrs o. K.- Williams and family re- turned home last week from their ex- tended trip to California.
 MT and Mrs William Bently, who have been visiting with Mrs M. E. Miller, have returned to Brooklyn. ] A double header baseball game be- tween Great Harrington and Lakeville is scheduled for Labor Day.
 Miss Della Judd started on Wednes- day for Cape Cod where she will spend week or so visiting Miss Mary Robbins.
 Miss Lena Day who has been spend ing the summer with her sister. Mrs LeFeyer, in Jamaica, Vt., arrived home Monday.
 The shops of the Holly Knife Mfg. Co.,, shut down last Wednesday after noon to permit the help to attend the Baseball game.
 The streets have just received their second coat of oil and it will be accompanied by the usual dirty con- ditions necessarily involved.
 Henry Pulver succeeds Morgan Eaberts, faithful employee on the Washburn place for the past eight years whose resignation takes effect today.
 Mrs Lynch, Middletown, who is spend ing several weeks with her mother, Mrs Winkworth, is much improved in health and strength since coming to Lakeville.
 Miss Edith Martin is temporarily fill ing the place of stenographer at the Rob- bins Burran Trust Co.,, vacated by Miss Rosa Goddard, who is soon to be mar ried.
 George Mead, who has recently sold his house and lot to A. Martin, returned to New York last Wednesday, transfer ing his household effects to his home there.
 Among those who attended the camp meeting at Pine Grove Sunday were MT and Mrs H. L. Barnett, MT and Mrs P. P Everts, MT and Mrs H. J. Shaw, MT and Mrs 0. F. Shaw and MT and Mrs Clarence Minspaugh.
 o. W. Bryant and Frank !OhRpin, took in the sights from Bash-bish falls Sun day last. The boarders at the Miller boarding house also chartered convey anoe and enjoyed the grand view of tie country from the same place.
 Myron Holley has been improving the front of the harness shop by repairing the stoop and adding new steps. Around his house he has been making improve ments in shape of concrete walks. new stoop flooring and repainting.
 MT and Mrs Bullock and son, Gold Spring, were over Sunday guests of the Rev Simon Stephens and wife. MT Bullock is chorister of the M. E. church, Cold Spring ,and Mrs Bullock is organist. MT Bullock sang a solo in the M. E.