Connecticut western news., 1915-08-12
LAkEViLLE

took an auto trip to Lake Mohawk on Monday. Several auto parties went to Hudson on Sunday to see the wrecked buildings of the concrete works which occurred last week. Misses Lydia Kicker and Catherine l Silvernale started on Saturday last for i Boston, where they expect to spend a week or more visiting relatives. ! The annual dance given by Miss Lizzie Hartford ill Roberts Hall on 1 Wednesday evening last was largely .attended and was a success as far as a 1 good chicken supper is concerned. The supper was A No. l and was we'll i patronized.
 Miss Mary Honagan, of Boston, Mass, is a guest Of Moxon and family.
 Miss Gladys Osborn made visit to Miss Gertrude Walsh on Saturday last at their camp at Indian Pond.
 The Rev. MT. Sommer and wife were visiting friends in town OH Friday last. MT. Sommer says he likes his new charge very much. They made the trip in their new auto.
 H. L. Barnett and sons, Chester and William, motored to Glen Ridge, N. J., on Saturaay afternoon last, return ing Monday bringing Mrs. Barnett back with them, who has been spending week there with relatives.
 A number of Mabel Dufours friends gaze her a miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening last, at the home of Nellie Senior where Miss Dufour was invited for supper and to spend the eve ming.
 Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Cartmill are visiting friends and relatives in Spring field, Mass,
 Miss Bessie Miller is the new assist ant at the Hub. Beginning her duties the-e on Monday last.
 David Doty went to Bristol on Sun- day after his son Howard, who has 2 been spending the last two months there with Mr. Doty's uncle, to i'm prove his health and we are pleased to note he returns much improved in health although still ill delicate condi- tion. but with caution and care chances are in favor of lis complete recovery.
 Lakeville Second baseball team journeyed to Falls Village on Saturday last to cross bats with the Falls Village team and were defeated by score of 13 to |, but this should not discourage the boys as q very few of the regular team could go that afternoon and it was actually a picked up team and boys who were good players but have not been accustomed to playing together. This is tie first time the brave little Seconds have been defeated this season and have not lost their courage.
 Mr. and Mrs. Miles Roberts and son, of Hartford, have been guests of Mrs. Roberts mother the past week.
 Miss Mae Bissell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Miss Nellie Senior and John Smith motored to Hartford on Friday last Mir. Smith bringing back with him new car for delivery to one of his patrons.
 s Two early weddings took place on Monday at 6 a. m. One ut the home of Ira Traver, when his daughter Gladys : was united lin marriage tC MT. Paul Cleaveland, by Rev. Shuhan, of tie N. E. church, and the other Mir. Harry Stuart and Miss Mabel Dufour at St. Mary's rectory by Rev. Donohue. The two couples went by auto to sharon, where Mrs. H. Winans had wedding breakfast all prepared for them, they then left by auto for New York. Their many friends wish them all happy and successful life. Both couples will go to housekeeping on the1r return in homes they have already prepared.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Bissell, MT. and Mrs W. w. Norton, MT. A. s. Martin, Mrs. A. C. Lord, MT. and Mrs. A. W. Twjss, Mrs. Wash5nrn and Mary Wash burn started on motor trip to the Mohawk trail Saturday last, staying in Springfield, Saturday night and com pleting the tour on Sunday, returning Sunday evening,
 The infant child of Frank Hayde is much improved at this writing. MT. Hill, a civil engineer of New York, was here on Monday to consult with the sewerage committee, which was appointed by the Business Mems Association and prospects are that we will have sewerage system in the near future
 Mrs. Thorne Howell is visiting her sister, Mrs. Leon Cook, of Claverack, N. Y.
 On Sunday morning there came near being a very serious accident on Main street about noon, when car in mak- ing the turn to Martins garage failed to give the signal and another car con- ing at pretty good pace, directly be- hind could not escape collision either with the car ahead or the lamp post on the ODl1OSita side They chose tha 1attpr much to the detriment of the lamp post and car, which was completely wrecked although the occupants which were MI. r. E. Nickson, of the Federal Adv. agency, of New York city, and lady, escaped injury. The car was taken to New York on Monday for repairs.