Connecticut western news., 1915-09-09
LRKEVILLE:

ALmGSt all who cOulI attend the faiI at Salisbury oil Labor Day were there and there was no lack of attractions and amusements, and music and danc. l ing for those who wished to participate. 1 The horse and caftle show was especially attractive. The tug-of war between I.akeville and Ashley Falls was won by the former.
 MT. and Mrs. \. N. Fairbank have returned from their wedding trip, and are srending a few days with Mrs. Fairbank' mother and family, al Norton Camp, Twin Lakes.
 Charles Schleiffarth, of New York city, is enjoying his annual vacation at Chapinville and Lakeville. visiting his many old friends and fishing.
 Miss Mary Goderis and two lady friends. of Hartford, were guests of Louis Goderis and family last Sunday and Monday.
 Percy Decker, of Waltham, Mass. who has been visiting his cousins, Mrs Reed Johnson and Mrs. H. J. Shaw, the past two weeks, returned home on Tuesday this week.
 J. H. Smith has installed a small gas engine in his garage for the purpose of pumping up auto tires.
 c. H. Osborn, the second hand deal CT, has still on hand a quantity of qual fruit Jars to dispose of at Soc dozen, all in good condition.
 The E. A. deLima family will close their summer residence Friday of this week, for the season, and return to New York.
 Miss Van Cleft's father has been visiting her for the past week or more.
 MT. and Mrs. Shahan and MT. and Mrs. Showers made motor trip to the Mohawk Trail on Monday last.
 Miss Elsie Marlborough went to Hartford this week to enter the Morse Business Lollege. Also Miss Gertrude Walsh has entered the Danbury Nor maj school. Both young ladies are graduates from Lakeville High school.
 Mrs. L. .C. Warren and two children, Roger and Jean, are visiting her mother, Mrs. M. F. Miller and family.
 Miss Louise Heaton went to Winsted Monday night. where she will attend the Gilbert High School.
 LakeviIle High School opened on Tuesday of this week with the usual force of teachers and large attendance Miss Stephens and Miss Beegal, asss- tants: eighth grade, Miss O'Hara; fourth, fifth and sixth grades, Florence Cleveland; primary department, Cath erine Phillips.
 Albert Holmes spent Sunday and Labor Dav-with his family.
 H. L. Barnett. son William, Miss Dorothy Everts and Gladys Osborn motored to Hudson on Friday last, bringing Mr. Barnett s sister back with them from Blue Store, N. Y.
 Sheldon Martin was an over-Sunday guest of is father.
 Miss Dorothy Landon, of Sharon, was q guest of Gladys H. Osborn last Saturday and attended the Salisbury fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Showers. of Tanners vile, N. Y, were over-Sunday guests of Rev. c. A. Shahan and family.
 AaT. aiil hTS. A. n. t1ealOn auU daughter Louise, Mrs. Fl. Nj. Thrall and Miss Emma Brown made a trip to Winsted on Thursday last in the Heaton Go. car.
 Samuel Hamilton has given up his position at L. L. Borden's and has gone to New York city, where he expects to secure position.
 The election of trustees of the NJ. |. church took place i'll the church on Thursday evening this week. There were eleven votes cast, and the follow ing were elected for the different terms: For the term of three years, Fl. L. Bar. nett, A. H. Heaton. Wm. Kane: for the term of two years, k. w. Dufour. Madison Silvernaie, E. F. Sanford; for the term of one year, Arthur M. Everts, Clarence P. Millspaugh, Peter P. Everts.
 Miss Mary Robbins left town on Wednesday of this week, to take up her duties ill the library at White Plains, \. I.
 MT. and Mrs W. Coutney, of New Haven, were guests of James Cullen and family Sunday and Monday.
 Mr. Fred Wehner and son spent Sun- day last with friends in Millerton.