Connecticut western news., 1910-06-16
MENTION.
A KaIeidoscopic Record of Shifting
 Scenes and Minor Gossip.

David Heady Of Wlnsted, was III Co"h recently.
 Miss Ida Geer is visiting her sister in New Haven.
 Mrs. Michael Kane spent Saturday in Great Burlington.
 Harry Pulver of Danbury, spent Sun- day at his home here.
 Miss Lena Holcomb of Torrington Is a guest of Miss Della Graney.
 Miss Ruth Blass spent Sunday with Boston Corner, N. Y. relatives.
 Miss May Devine spent Sunday with Miss Alicia Dunn. in Lime Rock.
 w. H. Garfield has accepted position in Orange in an automobile garage.
 M. W. Lambert and William E. Egan spent Sunday in town, at the Garfield.
 Munroe Benjamin of Falls Village, was in town on business last Wednesday.
 F. B. Hall and family of Bridgeport are expected at their cottage at the lakes soon.
 David Day of Bridgeport, was an over Sunday guest of D. M. Reed at the lakes.
 Miss Louise Trieschman of Danbury, spent Sunday at her home on Church street.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Beeke and daugh- ter of Lakeville. spent Sunday at William Beebe's.
 Peter KisseIbrack of Lakeville, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. M. J.. K1llmer.
 Invitations are out for the commence ment exercises of the Robbins school, Norfolk.
 Fred Wyckoff of Chatham, N. Y:, spent Sunday with his brother Winthrop Wyckoff.
 MT. and Mrs. William Drumm were over Sunday guests of their daughter in Lakeville.
 Miss Elizabeth O'Brien of Hillsdale, spent few days last week with Mrs. O. Considine.
 Judge Lucien F. Burpes left the lakes for Hartford, Monday, where he is holding court. ...
 Mrs. O. T. Vosburgh and daughter Margaret visited relatives in Pittsfeld over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wehner and son of Lakeville, spent Sunday at George H. Trieschman's.
 Louis D ecker of Millerton, N. Y., spent Tue sday with his cousin Mrs. Jesse Drumm.
 Benjamin has secured three Cadillac Baby Tonneau Cars for June delivery. Order one today.
 Mrs. Leroy Stone of Bethel, was a guest of her sister. Mrs. H. l.. Ross, a few days last week.
 G. K. Oliver of Orange. N. J. and his daughter, are opening their cottage at the lakes this week,
 George J. Roberts has installed two cylinder, 6-horse power engine in his motor boat at the lakes.
 Mrs. Irving Barnes of Oyster Bay, L. l., was guest of her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs Eugene Rowe, last week.
 Mrs. J. 0. Richmond is spending 8 few days at the cottage of her brother Judge A. T. Roraback at the lakes.
 Mrs. G. A. Marvin and Miss Jane Walton made short visit in Millerton last week, guests of Dr. and Mrs. Moore.
 Melvin Snow of Norfolk, has been consulting with the selectman in regard to- the repairing of bridges near Clayton.
 Mrs. Juvenile and family of New Rochelle, NY, opened their cottage in the picnic grounds at the lakes, Monday.
 Rev. MT. McGeon and family of Easthampton, are residents on the shore of the South lake, having opened their cottage there Tuesday.
 Mail for the North, which formerly closed at 7 o'clock at the local post office, now closes at 6:56, OH account of the change in train time.
 Judge A. T. Roarback left Monday for New Haven, where the supreme court is sitting. finishing up the busi- ness of tke term this week.
 Quite a number of the young fellows attended the concert and dance given by the B. R. Go band in Lime Rock, Fri day night, and report good time.
 J. Howard Bierce left town on Wednesday for Chester, Mass, where he will have charge of division of the New England Telephone Company.
 Thomas Francis Burpee, son of Judge Lucien F. Burpee, who has been spend ing few days at the lakes, went to New York, Monday to enter business life.
 Mrs. George H. Rood, who has been assisting Miss Minnie Wilcox in the care of her mother for several months, l