Connecticut western news., 1911-07-20
LAKEVILLE

1no M. b. sunday ScnoOl plcnlc 70 De held in Holleywood grove, on Friday of this week, will be in the afternoon, l instead of all day as usual. Supper will be served from 5 to o'clock. There will be boat, canoe and swimming races, also some land sports. such as three legged races, potato race, sulr case race, sack race, and other sports to pass away the afternoon and entertain the gather ing. These sports will commence at 3 o'clock sharp.
 MT. Fred Eimhoff of New York. is spending a couple of weeks at Mrs. Hamm's boarding house.
 Miss Myrtle Martin returned from Saugerties. N. Y. last Friday, where she had been spending week or so and enjoying the festivities of old home week, which was celebrated at that place.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. A. Green on Friday last.
 Lee Tarner of New Britain is spending his summer vacation with his parents.
 
 guest of Mrs. Fred Wehner over Sunday.
 Lakeville crossed bats with Amenia again on Saturday last. on Armenia grounds, and again defeated them by a score of 6-2.
 Miss Lena Day and Charles Day, wife and daughter, are spending their vGca- tion with their parents here.
 John Smith of Lime Rock is staying with his sister, Mrs. Lorigan. for a time. Mrs. Ralph Geneto of Ore Hill, made an over-Sunday visit with her mother, Tn Newark. N. J.
 A. 0. Roberts made business trip to New York on Thursday.
 The Misses Gladys and Beatrice Os- born are spending a couple of weeks with friends and relatives in Pawling. N. Y.
 Roy Miners many friends are glad to see him about again after his operation.
 MT. Page of Radden's market spent Sunday with his wife in Bristol.
 Miss Phoebe Smith of Chapinville, spent Sunday with her grandparents, Charles Miller, ST. MT. F. B. Lindsay of Philmont, N. Y. ., was guest of A. Martins on Saturday last.
 MT. Shaw, the trouble hunter for the phone Co.,, is occupying A. Martins house on Bostwick Hill. known as the Mead house.
 At the regular monthly business meet ing of the Epworth League, held in the Chapel at the close of the prayer meet ing, Thursday night, the question of dispensing with the regular Sunday evening league service was discussed and majority ruled that there shall be no more such meetings until Sept. 3, which is greatly regretted by some who have been regular attendants at the 6:30 meetings, which were generally consid- cred very spiritual and helpful. The new phone system at Lakeville commenced operations on Sunday last and is working fine, under the new Lake . vile force.
 MT. B. D, Jones, our Lakeville printer, has transferred his presses from the up- per floor to the basement of his new addition, which the boys say is much more convenient.
 MT. and Mrs. W. Q. Witten entertain ed the members of the G. A. R. at their home, on Saturday evening. and gave them banquet. Nearly all. the old soldiers were present and enjoyed the festivities immensely. Supper iu the form of dinner was served.
 Miss Hazel Martin has been spending the past week visiting her grandparents in Chapinville.
 Mrs. Allen and children, of Brooklyn, arrived Saturday night for visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs E. S. Chapin.
 O. E. Milmine started, Wednesday for an auto trip up i'll the state of Maine.
 Mrs. Will Tallerday, of Torrngton, is visiting her grandparents in Salisbury, MT. and Mrs. Tyler, also her aunt, Mrs R. O. Miller, i~ Lakeville.
 The linemen are busy this week, talk ing down the old wires and poles.