Connecticut western news., 1914-01-01
LAKEVILLE

MISS beSST6 ArBdll dDu bduTd OledNo- land are home from their school duties in Bristol for the holiday vacation.
 J. R. Jordan is visiting friends in Kent.
 Miss Lena Day, of Newark, N. J., Miss Bessie Day. of Bridgeport, and Miss Margaret Day. of New Britain are spend ing thelr holidays with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Day.
 Miss Nettie Barnett, of Yonkers, N. Y, is spending the holidays with her brother. H. l.. Barnett.
 MT. and Mrs. William Harder spent Christmas with MT. Harder's parents near Chatham, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ingalls,, of Ar linRton, N. r., were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Miller.
 Delbert Silvernale, of Winsted, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Maston. Dels many friends are glad to see him in town again looking 80 well.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Traver, of New ark, N. J.. were Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs. Ira Traver.
 MT. A. Martin and daughters, Edith and Jennie spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Leon Cook and their two weeks old daughter in Ulaverack, N. Y.
 MT. Lee Turner and lady friend. of Hartford; Mrs. Earle Vosburgh, of New York city. and Mrs. Hollister, of Water bury. spent the latter part of last week with MT, and Mrs. Peter Turner.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Cartmill. of Springfield, Mass, are guests of the l.. \. Judd family.
 Miss Gertrude Walsh is spending thls week visiting relatives in Bridgeport.
 The pastor and congregation of the M. E. Church will join with the Congre- gational people of Salisbury on Sunday next and participate in the Didicatorlal services by invitation of the pastor J. O.. Goddard and his parish. There will be a triple service Communion at 10 o'clock and at 10.45 o'clock, the Didicatorial ser vice and address aud at 12 o'clock Sun- day School rally service. There will be no service In the M. E. Church in the morning but Sunday School will be held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Miss Susie Martin. of Hartford, is visiting her cousin. Milo Martin.
 Some have taken advantages of the snow storm of Thursday night and Fri day by using their sleighs and having the first sleigh ride of the season.
 The younger element as we'll as some of the older ones were looking pleased on Monday morning when it was known the lake froze over on Saturday night and froze still more on Sunday night and some are already getting their sails, hocky skates and sticks ready for the winter sport. #
 Mrs. Caroline Barker, who was living alone at her home in Chapin file, was found dead on Friday last by neighbors who live near by. How long she had been dead is unknown, but those living near think she either died the night be- fore or that morning, as she was partly robed, evidently either going to retire or just getting up. The funeral took place at her late residence on Tuesday of this week. She was TT years of age and leaves two cousins. Mr. Muldis Wood. ruff, of Winsted. and hls brother, MT James Woodruff. of this village.
 The postponed Christmas exercises of the Methodist Church will take place or Thursday evening in the church at D. m., and this being the regular prayer meeting night. this service will be held on Tuesday evening instead, at 7.S0 ir | the chapel. 5ts
 While Frank Martin and Leslie Du four were coasting down Furnace hill Monday, they ran into a post of the iron bridge, breaking Leslie's arm near the wrist, also spraining Franks arm. The accident was caused by turning out tc avoid running into u dog.
 Miss Marion Booth is visiting friends in Canaan this week.
 c. H. Barnum returned on Friday last from Springfield, Mass. where he spent Christmas with his wife. Mrs. Barnun had been in the hospital for severa weeks, where she underwent al operation, and is reported as doins nicely, and stood the long trip from New York to Springfield. where she will re main for some weeks.
 Miss Jennie Martin spent couple oi days this week in Hartford.
 Mrs. Muldis Miller, of Whitehall, N r., has been guest of A. Martin this week, and attended the funeral o Mrs. Barker.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, of New London have been holiday guests of A F ROherts