Connecticut western news., 1915-08-19
LAKEVILLE

tr.p to New York city on Friday last. Fred Wehner and Fred Jr., ale spend- l ing this week in. Brooklyn. visiting friends. Mir. Wehner is celebi ating his annual vacation from the Heaton Co. establishment.
 H. L. Barnett motored to Blue Store, near Hudson with his sister on Mon. day last, leaving his sister there or short visit.
 Robert Cleveland, who has been wis iting his sister at the Evergreens for sometime, returned with his wife on Tuesday to their home in Newark, N. J.
 Weddings were the event of the week last week; two on Monday, and on Wednesday evening Fred Eggleston and Miss Celia Smith were united in Matrimony at St. Mary's church at D. h., by Father Donahue. After the ceremony tue happy couple departed by auto on their honeymoon. The cake and bread sale held on Heaton Co. lawn on Friday afternoon lust by the E. L. of the NJ. +. church, was Il success, the only break in the issue being that they could have sold as much more if they had had it to dis pose of. The receipts from the sale netted the league about SIS.
 These are busy times for the express delivery man, Stanton. He has now two h01ses and wagons cn the route and is kept hustling all the time. Rev. Father Donahue was one of the busiest men in town last week, having on hand two weddings, the bazaar and the erection of the church in Falls Will lage. Between them all the genial pastor was kept on the hustle.
 Miss Gladys Fl. Osborn spent the Jay last Friday with Mrs. William Beebe i'll Canaan.
 The W. O. w. are planning for an- other dance in Union hall on Septem- ber 30 by request of those present al the last social dance which was one of the best times of their lives.
 Mrs, William Bently, of Brooklyn. is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Miller.
 Mrs. John Cleveland returned on Saturday last from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ben Cleveland, of Pitts field.
 Will Ingalls,, of Arlington, N. J., was guest of c. H. Miller and family on Friday last.
 Dr. H. E. Bartell aud c. H. Osborn motored to Albany, N. r., last Friday and attended the Wild West show and got good close view of Jess Willard.
 Charles SchIifarth, of New York city, was visiting friends in town last week.
 All the newly-weds returned from their honeynoons last week and estab. lished themselves in their new homes Mir. and Mrs. Paul Clevealnd i'll Mrs Wells cottage on Wells Hill; MT. and Mrs. Harry Stuart in Mir. Parsons cot tnge near MT. Parsons residence; Mr. and Mrs Floyd Eggleston at the home of the bride with her mother, Mrs. Smith.
 M G. Grant and Miss Phenie Grant, of Naugatuck. have been visiting friends in Lakeville and Ore Hill the past week.
 P. P. Evertts is taking his annual. vacation from Heaton Co. store this week.
 All pr, parations possible are being made by the officers and con. .mittees to make the Salisbury fair on Labor day a greater success than ever, and all are hoping the day will be bright and one desired for an outing.
 Lakeville and Millbrook crossed bats on Lakeville grounds no Saturday last. Lakeville winning by the score of 9-4. Louis Bryant pitched for Lakeville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Hamm and daughter returned Monday last from their two weeks visit in New York state
 Lee Dufour and Charles Clarity motored to Springfield to get a new truck body put on car for A. F. Roberts Co.
 The bazaar held in Roberts hall on "Wednesday afternoon and evening under the auspices of St. Mary's parish was success in every rCpsect, netting the parish about .S100.
 Lester l.. Hoysardt has moved his family into the house recently vacated bv MT. Shaver
 MT. and Mrs. Liedean, of. Sharon, were guests of MT. and Mrs. H. ]. Shaw on Sunday last. The couple were married about three weeks ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Bohlman and children returned home last week from Pennsylvania, where Mrs. Bohlman had been spending the past two months. MT. Bohlman spent u week there and re- turned home with them.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Oakes and MT. and Mrs. Clifford Deboise motored to New Haven Suu1nx
 William Andrews has been construct ing a new garage for J. c. Bohlman.
 CANAAN VALLEY