Connecticut western news., 1910-07-07
LAKEvILLE

The annual picnic of the Junior league at Holley's grove, Friday, was we'll at tended and was jolly affair.
 In the baseball game between the home team and the Winsted boys, the Lakeville's won by score of to 8,
 Miss Amy SilvernaIe, Torrington, is spending few days in town.
 George Grass and family. Brooklyn, have arrived for their summer vacation.
 MT. Johnson of Bristol, spent the fourth with his brother, Reed Johnson.
 The Rev. R. Pike and wife of New Hampshire, are visiting their son, Dr. E. R. Pike. Rev. R. Pike occupied the pulpit of the M. E. Church on Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. A W. Twiss spent the fourth with their daughter, Mrs. H. Senior of Bethel.
 In the ball games on the fourth, be- tween Lakeville and Millerton, the LakeYille team defeated Millerton on Millerton grounds, 14 to 3. In the after noon, on the Lakeville diamond, the score stood 16 to O in favor of Lakeville. A large crowd saw both games.
 John Gemple of New York, has been spending a few days at Benjamin Seniors.
 Clarence Bartholomew and Peter Flynn met with an accident Saturday evening, while autoing near Amenia. by running off the side of a bridge. Both were badly shaken up and the machine was considerably damaged. ..
 o. H. Osborn and children have been visiting in Pawling, N. Y. MT. Osborn returned home Thursday evening; the children will remain several weeks longer.
 Miss Bessie Keyworth of Hotchkiss. vile, is visiting at R. O. Miller's.
 Miss Jennie Martin of Hartford, is visiting at her fathers, A. Martin.
 Arthur Spaulding spent the fourth at his home in Pawling, N. Y.
 Miss Emile Chapin returned from her visit in New York by automobile, Satur. day last.
 P. H. Smith of Pawling. visited O. H Osborn last week.
 their vacation in Bridgeport, New Haver and Naugatuok. The regular monthly business meeting of the Epworth League was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Day, Tues day evening.
 The ladies' aid had the usual supper Wednesday at the chapel.
 Will Argall, wife and child, Falls Vii lage. spent the 4th with MT. Argall'i parents in Ore Hill.
 Fred Imhoff. New York, is spending his three weeks vacation at Mrs Ham mons.
 A. Martin and Fred Bartholomew toob run down to Amenia Sunday night il MT. Martin s auto to inspect the wreck of MT. Bartholomew machine, whict was accidently run into the ditch, las Saturday night, by his son Clarence.
 Mrs. Washburn and party of friends made trip to the Catslzill mountain: Saturday and spent Sunday and the fourth there.
 The Misses Lizzie Washington anc Lizzie Martin, Winsted, are visiting al Mir. and Mrs. John Robuck's. William Silvernale and daughter Amy Torrington, are visiting relatives here Williams s many friends are glad to see him and to know that he is feeling better than when he left here.
 Mrs. Morgan Eberts returned home last Tuesday from Hartford, where she has been for several weeks attending her mother, who is i'll.
 Little Hazel Martin celebrated hel fifth birthday last Thursday by inviting | fourteen of her little friends to a party An enjoyable time was had by all anC the grown ups were kept busy looking after the little ones and repairing theil playthings. Refreshments were served after which all were giving an auto ride
 Mrs. John O'Brien returned from New York, where she has been visiting her daughter Katherine.
 Harry Yerlock and Martin Shuffus re turned to New York Saturday, A. s Jr., will take his place for the season, a! the Benyons have gone abroad and stored