Connecticut western news., 1911-07-13
LAKEVILLE

| Cleveland house.
 AS. Martin made an auto trip tc Waterbury on Saturday evening with some line men, returning Sunday morn. ing so the men could get to their work at a. m. as they are crowded for time and had to work on Sunday.
 Dr. E. R. Pike's family are afflicted with the chicken pox all the children are housed up with it.
 Miss Helen Marks has been on the sick list for the past week or more.
 Mrs. Mapwaring and daughter, of New York, are occupying Miss A. Cleve- lands cottage for the summer.
 Ben Christian and friend, MT. Sears, of Philmont, are visiting MT. Christian s sister, Mrs. Norman Holden.
 Fred Tanner, of Winsted, visited his old friends in town last Friday and Saturday..
 Wm. Silvernale and daughter, of Tor rington, have been visiting friends and relatives in town the past week.
 Miss Lydia A. Kicker has gone to her home in Bar Miller, Maine, to spend the summer there with her parents.
 Mrs. J. A. Osborn, of Springfield, has been spending few days with Charles W. Bohlman and family.
 The regular monthly business meet ing of the E. L. will be held at the close of prayer meeting this evening in the chapel.
 Mrs. Myron Holley and Helene Neville spent day or two in New York city last week.
 The game of baseball between Lake vile and Amenia, held on the former grounds, was won by Lakeville, score S. 3.
 Louis Smith was an over Sunday guest at Fred Bartholomew's.
 Willard Gay, of Winsted, has been spending a week or so with the A. H. Heaton family.
 Mrs. A. Collins, of Newark, N. J., who has been seriously ill, is visiting her sis- ter Mrs. M. E. Miller. arriving Friday last. Her daughter, Mrs. Clement Mor- ris, accompanied her and returned Sat urday morning.
 The Holley Manufacturing Company resumed work Monday after their week s vacation for repairs.
 The lightning, during the thunder storm on Wednesday afternoon last, struck tree in the old cemetery near Hotchkiss school, under which three Italian laborers were standing, and shocked the whole three. One, who was standing against the body of the tree was seriously injured, paralyzing the lower part of his body and burning the flesh quite badly. Dr. Wm. Blssell was summoned and attended them. At last reports two were able to be at work but one was still unable to get out but had recovered the use of his limbs.
 Mrs. Wm. Evans has been quite i'll for the past week,
 T'iere was no game between the Cuban Stars auI LIkeville on Wednesday last as the Stars did not appear, fortunately the crowd which gathered to witness the game were driven away by the shower.
 Chas. DeBoyce has resigned his position at Miller's market.
 The M. E. Sunday School picnic is to held ill Holley Grove Friday. July 21. in the afternoon and supper will be served from to '. This is new plan for a picnic inst adopted last Monday evening at the Sunday School Board meeting and believe it will be a success and will give many who are laboring a chance to enjoy the supper hour at the picnic.
 The Lakeville Mems Bible Glass met at the home of 0. H. Osborn on Tuesday evening for the election of officers. The following were elected: President, Chas W. Bohlman; vice president. E. W. Day secretary, Lee Dufour; treasurer, Albert Green. Upon motion which was unani mously carried the regular meetings for the summer will be discontinued. The next regular meeting will be held the first Monday evening ln September