Connecticut western news., 1914-06-04
LAKEVlLLE

The Holley Manufacturing Company has started up again after being shut down for repairs for week. Dr. Floyd Jennings, of Brooklyn, and family spent Memorial Day ill town coming by auto.
 John Smiths residence has been much improved. by coat of paint
 Mrs. Jennie Brown is confined to her bed by illness. She has been in the employ of A. F. Roberts over 20 years and in that time has made many friends who wish for her speedy re- covery.
 Mrs. J. s. Voorhees, of Lee, Mass, with her daughter Birch, spent Memorial Day with relatives in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Madison Silvernale went to Hartford last Friday to visit their son. MT. Silvernale returned home on Monday and Mrs. Silvernale will visit in Torrington and Torring- ford before returning home. Michael Stanton has gone into partnership with John Eagen in the meat market. MT. N. Hadden has gone into the ice business and is ready to Supp1J CuSCouucIo WlOli lOo 0hOO OAAnOo week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Bauman took an auto trip to Poughkeepsie last Satur- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Will O. Ingalls,, of Arlington, N. J., spent Saturday and Sunday at O. H. Miller's. ....
 Hotchkiss ball team defeated the famous Hill team last Saturday on the Baker field Score 10 to g. The boys celebrated by having an immense bon fire on the hill in the evening
 The following is taken from the Brooklyn Eagle for Sunday, May 31. An afternoon reception was given Sat- urday from 4 till o'clock at No. 24 Irving Place to Elisha Sterling Chapin Jr., and his English bride to whom he was married in England recently. Mrs. Robert Starr Allyn, MT. Chapin's sis ter and her husband gave this reception. MT. Chapin, Jr., is the son and name sake of Elisha Sterling Chapin, { of Brooklyn and Lakeville, Conn. The bride was Miss Annie Gee, of No. ' Alexandra Drioe, Aintree near Liver pool, Eng, and the wedding took place on April 3, after which the bride and groom went on tour through England and came to America few days ago. MT. Chapin, Jr., is Yale man, 1905, scientific. The bride and groom will settle down in Trenton, he being Pennsylvania railroad man. Mrs. Chapin, Jr, is charming and accom- plished English girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Mower, of New ark, N. J., are visiting at A. Martins.
 Mrs. Thone Howell has returned from visit with her sister Mrs. Leon Cook, of Cloverac, N. Y.
 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and family spent Memorial Day at Copake, N. Y.
 o. H. Osborn has moved from the Eldridge house to the A. J. Cowles house on Orchard street recently vacated by Mrs. Hubbard and family. Charles Miller, the barber will occupy the house vacated by c. H. Osborn.
 Miss Lizzie Washington and friend, of Winsted, spent portion of last week in town visiting her uncle, George Washington and family. .
 Mrs. John Osborn, of Springfield, and Miss Vivian DeGraugh, of Pittsfeld, were in town MemorialDay.
 Mrs. Trimble Foster and Miss Bessie, of New York city, and Frank Pulver, of Craryville, N. Y., were at John Cleaveland's on Memoril Day and att tended the exercises at Salisbury.
 Mrs. George Williams and, daughter Mary, of Orange, N. J., are visiting at Mrs. Bartle's. Mrs. Williams came at this time so as to attend the Norfolk concerts.