Connecticut western news., 1910-04-21
LAKEVILLE

R. 0. Miller was confined to the house few days last week by serious illness. Mrs. Wilcocks and daughter are visit ing at Mrs. Jane Clevelaud's.
 Mrs. K. A. Brewer. of Canaan, visited her mother few days last week. Mrs. Devine, of Pine Plains, visited her daughter, Mrs. Charles Shatfer. part of last week
 Mrs. L. Miller is reshin9ling her house on Main street. s. Judd and son arc do- ing the work.
 A. 5. Martin arrived in town on Fri day night with his fathers auto, Sheldon coming with him. A. s. returned to the city Saturday. The convent has been treated to a new tin roof and other repairs.
 Leroy Miller has been assisting William Peabody at the boat house for the last week or so.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Able, of Bridge port. are spending their honeymoon with MT. and Mrs. Ed. Miller. Shingling seems to be the proper thing this spring. Tim Lynch has resh1ngled his residence also. E. L. Peabody is looking for his new auto every day to run in connection with his livery business.
 Miss Emile Chapin returned to her post as organist at the M, E. church Sunday last.
 Miss Bessie Miller. of Clapinville, spent Sunday with her parents hero. Mrs. Washburn's s new auto has arrived and it is a dandy. We art glad to note that Sidney Cowles will have charge of same for the summer. | Miss Mildred Peabody at this writing 1 is reported as more comfortable. ] Mrs. Charles Barnum and child have returned after her visit with her parents. Charlie says he can keep busy now as a better pair of lungs was never born.
 Miss Ella Stuart, who was reported as being in New York last week, was at her home sick, instead, but is able to be out to her place of business part of the time this week.
 Miss Beatrice Osborn has been quite seriously ill for the past week. being taken last Thursday night with severe i hemorrhage of the nose, and again on Friday, losing considerable blood. and leaving her in a very weak condition, but at this writing is reported as i'm. proving.
 A. s Martin has moved the barn pur- chased of the Scovllles back of his house and will convert it into a garage. A meeting of the state tuberculosis commission was held at the capitol in Hartford, Thursday. Dr. George H Knight of this place, the new member appointed to succeed the late Dr. J, F. 0. Foster, of New Haven, met with the board for the first elme and was elected by his fellow members, Messrs. Gun shanan and Hall, chairman to succeed Dr. Foster. @
 Ed. Garrlty of Lime Rock is the new boss on the road machine and his son John, is handling the four-in-hand.
 The rain on Monday was gladly wei comed by all and especially those whC have been depending on cisterns
 Irving Bryant has resigned his position las plumber at Hoyt & Bauman's.
 Rev. G. E. Montrose was returned tc Lakeville for another year which Il pleasing to all, and entered upon hi duties Sunday by giving us two excellen sermons.
 .,, Miss Phoebe Miller of Pittsfeld visited friends and relatives in town few day. this week. ..rss. .. } Ed. McCarrick, Sr., had the misfortun' to lose part of two fingers last Saturday in the knife factory. A belt ran otf anc in attempting to throw it back he wa' thrown over and caught his hand int the cogs of the governor. taking off the first two fingers of the left hand at frs joint and mangling the third.