Connecticut western news., 1911-07-27
LAKEVILLE

of a shade cover than storm cover, but all escaped with slight dampness, after which all adjourned to the church chapel where supper was served.
 Water sports all passed off with lots of fun and energy.
 Those winning first prizes were: Shel- don Martin and Sidney Cowls, first on double boat race.
 Single boat race, Walter Ellis.
 Single canoe race. Sheldon Martin.
 Lady's double boat race, Mrs. H. M. Thrall and Mae Bartholomew won first prize.
 Double canoe race. first prize, Sidney Cowles and Sheldon Martin.
 The boat and canoe races were all 200 yards.
 The 50 yard swimming, race, Walter Ellis won first prize; Lee Dufour, second prize.
 9 yard swimming race, Lee Dufour, first prize; Walter Ellis, second.
 Tub race, Lesley Dufour, first prize; William Raynsford, second.
 Three-legged race, Philip Everts and Dwight Cowles. first prize.
 Those winning second on boat races, were Double boat race, Earle Day. Henry Chapin; double canoe, Walter Ellis; single boat race, Lee Dufour.
 Single canoe, Walter Ellis.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Martin, MT. and Mrs. Schfel, Mrs. Fowl and Nellie Senior made an auto trip to Twin Lakes Thurs day afternoon.
 Louis s. Smith, of Brookield, is spend ing his vacation visiting friends in town.
 Master Geo, Miller had the misfortune to fall off E. Silvernale's horse last Fri day, and break his right arm.
 Ed. Bartram is wearing his left arm in sling, the result of sticking nail in his hand. .....# .
 B. D. Jones is giving his printing office a new coat of paint on the exterior. Peter Kisselbrack is the artist.
 The lightning aga1n struck in several places Friday night last It struck a tree within % feet of Bert Beebe's house; one in the yard of Mrs. Burrall, also burned out two or three wires at the new phone office.
 Patsie Halihan and brother have re- signed their positions at Joseph Parsous.
 MT. and Mrs. Abrams, of New Britain, have been visiting Miss Fritz.
 Miss Grace Silvernale is the new assistant at the Journal office. l"5-
 Herbert Johnson, of Winsted, corral- led herd of 14 fine cows in A Martin s pasture over night last Thursday even ing.
 Miss Lydia Kicker, who went to Maine to spend the summer, has returned to Lakeville and accepted position at the Wononsco House as one of the head misrresses.
 Arthur Spauldiug is taking his usual vacation from Heaton Go. store this week, spending it visiting his brother at Sayyille, L. I.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Shaw spelt Satur- day and Sunday last visiting MT, and Mrs. OF. Shaw, in Torrington.
 MT. A. Martin and family and A. s. Martin and family. Mrs. Marks and daughter, Mrs. Ham and daughter, Mr. Jones and MT. Imhoff of New York, took an auto trip to Lenox, Mass, on We'd nesday afternoon last. There were six teen in number and three autos, going through Great Burlington and Stock bridge.
 Miss Virginia Thrall is employed in the A. F, Roberts Go. store to assist during the absence of some of the other lady clerks.
 Master Raymond Hadden has been spending part of the week visiting rela- tives in New York city.
 Mrs. A. Bauman and children who has been visiting her parents in Shelton for the past month returned home on Satur- day last.
 Russell Argall has entered the employ of Myron Holley during the summer. Mrs. A. Collins has been on the sick list for the past week at her sisters, Mrs. M. E. Miller.
 Ross Chapman. of Pawling, called on his brother Birt, at the Journal office one day last week. i MT. and Mrs. Edward Winckworth sail for England August 5th-he to visit 1
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