Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
LAKEBILEE

John Thorpe, one of the oldest resi- dents of Nit. Riga, died at his home
 last Thursday night after short ill- ness. Funeral service was held ill the M. F. church on Sunday afternoon. The c. A. R. and Sons of Veterans at tended in body. Interment i'll Sails bury cemetery.
 The Robbins Burrall Trust Com nany s place of business was closed on Tuesday i'll observance of Columbus day.
 c. H. Osborn has on hand another lot of second hand goods consisting of carpet, beds, chairs, tables. fruit jars. stone jars, d small parlor stove, one fair sized self feeder and a fine large self feeder all in good condition.
 Master Howard Doty, who has been confined 10 the house for several weeks by illness has so fur recovered that hc is able to be out and enjoy life again with his playmates.
 MT. and Mrs. Reed Johnson and daughter Lila made q trip to Pittsfield on Sunday last.
 Frank Bactle enjoyed his annual va cation from Roberts Company's store | last week.
 Miss Maule Miller, who has been | visiting her mother and sisters for sew eral weeks past has gone to Meriden, Mass, to take care of lady patient as companion and nurse. MT. and Mrs. Eli VanVaikenburg, of Hartford. have returned to Lakeville, storing their furniture and making their home with Peter Turner and family, to assist Mrs. Turner during MT. Turner's illness.
 J. R. Jordan, who has made it his home in the Rudd bungalow ill Holley grove for the past twelve years, has rented the O'Neil house owned by Fred Burton and is conveying his house. 1 hold goods to same this week.
 Mrs. H. M. Thrall and son Donald attended the Danbury fair on Thursday last. Donald bringing home two first prizes on his Anconas. The Rev. c. A. Shahan was called as Q witness to Saugerties on Thursday last to testify in a will case in behalf of an indowment left to the church of one of his former pastorates. The Messrs. Heaton and Edward Bartram went to Hartford on Tuesday last as bank auditors.
 Miss Gertrude Walsh, of Danburv, spent the week end last week with her parents.
 Master Carl Miller, who has been seriously ill for the past week or more, is reported on the way to recovery.
 The autumn dance of the W. 0. w. will take place in Union Hall on Thurs. day evening this week. Dancing both modern and square at 50 cents couple. Refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake extra. Music by Turner and | Yosburgh.
 H. L. Barnett made an auto trip to Hudson, N. Y., on Thursday last.
 O. H. Barnett made u trip to Hart ford on Tuesday last, to have his eyes looked after.
 H. T. Miller spent portion of last week in Stockbridge visiting his aunt.
 Mrs. R. c. Miller entertained on Sun day last an auto party from Torrington and Simsbury.
 Sunday school rally day service will be held in the M. E. church on Sunday next. A special program is being pre- pared by the committee in charge for the occasion, which will prove interest ing and both old and young are urgent to. be present to the rally day service. Another old resident of Lakeville de- parted this earth on Monday afternoon last when Peter Turner passed away. He had been i'll poor health for long time, but able to be about most of the time but had been confined to the house for several weeks and gradually growing weaker. He departed in the 79th year of his age. The funeral services took place ill St. Johns church at Salisbury, of which he was member. on Wednes. day afternoon. The c. A. R. and $. of V. attended in a body. This is the third G. A. K. veteran to pass Nay in town i'll less than a week. Col. A. c. Garvin, state manager of the W. o. W. will be present at Union hall to the autumn dance on this Thurs day night and will make an address at 8:45. MT. Garvin is speaker of talent and interest and assure all who avail themselves will feel we'll pleased i SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE