Connecticut western news., 1913-01-02
LAKEVILLE

pleased to see her out again after being confined to the house for about two months.
 The Ladies' Aid supper of the M. E. church will not be held this week Wed. nesday as usual but has been postponed until Wednesday, Jan. Sth.
 Mrs. A. E. Barnum is leader of the 6:3O E. L. meeting on Sunday evening. Next subject The Prayer Life of Jesus.
 Miss Lena Day of Newark, N. J.. is home for her holiday vacation.
 MT. Christie Heissing of New York spent part of last week with her sister Mrs R. w. Dufor.
 Rev. Wm. Wilcox and family of East Chatham and Miss Mary Cleveland of Washington, D. o. were Christmas guests of Mrs. Jane Cleveland.
 Geo. ,Traver was Christmas guest of his parents.
 The Christmas exercises at the M. E. church on Friday evening last passed off as usual all dolng credit to them selves who took part and a good audi ence present regardless of the stormy night.
 There will be reception after prayer meeting on Thursday evening this week Of all the church members, cards being sent to each individual to be present by the official members. A program has been arranged consisting of music and speaking also refreshments.
 Harry Smith, of Chapinyille. neph- ew of Wm. Smith was shot accidentally in the arm on Christmas Day while hunting, the full charge of shot going into his arm just below the elbow. He was immediately taken to the House of Mercy Hospital at Pittsfeld and it is feared he will lose the entire use of one hand as the cords of the arm are severely shattered.
 MT. Wm. Engalls of Arlington, N. J., was Christmas Day guest of O. H. Miller's family. t.-
 Miss Bettie Day has been spending the holiday vacation with her parents. She returned to her school duties on Wednesday morning, s.
 Mrs. Isabel Johnson has been spend ing several days with her parents in Sharon. H
 The Misses Dorothy and Alice Wood ford were guests of Ray Miller the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. James Woodworth is seriously ill.
 Miss Virginia Thrall is visiting friends and relatives in Newark, N. J., so she says but Henry went along on the same train.
 MT. Earle Turner of New York is spending a couple of weeks with his parents. ts.ss....
 Miss Della Judd returned to her rooms in the Holly block on Monday last. -...#...
 Miss Brown has closed her millinery store for the season.
 MT. Heny Chapin spent this week in New York City visiting his friend Geo. Schlifarth.
 MT. A. E. Barnum and John Morgan, IT,, spent New Years in New York City.
 A. H. Heaton and H. l.. Barnett made business trip to Winsted on Monday last.
 A. H. Heaton and family spent Satur day last in Ashley Falls. t4s#...t
 MI. Chacy Turner of Walden, N. Y, is spending couple of weeks with his aunt and uncle Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Montrose, Mrs. Odell returning with him.
 Mrs. Myron Holley is visiting her sis. ter, Mrs. Geo. Morrison, in Philadel- phIa.
 Chas. Barnum joined his wife ana family for Christmas in Springfield, Mass.
 Misss Artie and Lydia Cowles and brother Dwight, have been occupying their cottage during the absence of MT. Dubois on his vacation in New York State.
 Sidney Cowles underwent an opera tion for appendicitis at the home of Mrs. Washburn on Dec 21st and is now get ting along fine.