Connecticut western news., 1918-07-04
LAKEVILLE

Bv invitation of Mrs. c. H. Whit ford The Woman's Missionary Socl2- ty held their regular meeting at the town farm on Wednesday of last week. The men as well as the ladles were invited to attend. After the transaction of the regular business the association adjourned to the grove, where tables were spread, and decked with appropriate and patriot | ic decoration. There were thirty five present and much credit was ex- tended to the hostess for the able manner she has of taking care of large crowd, everyone expressed "a general good time.
 The Epworth League canning girls will meet with Mrs. Ed. Miller Ton the. afternoon of Monday, July 8, for work. Anyone having supply of surplus greens in their garden, please notify Miss Gladys H. Osborn.
 Miss Anna Morrison of Philadel- phia-is visiting her, aunt, Mrs. Myron Holley. a--..:..e. =. g.
 Mrs. E. Hoysradt, who has been spending the past two weeks with l.. E. Hoysradt and family returned to her home in Torrington on Sunday Miss Ruth: returning with her for. visit. "tE r.Ef'Eg McE.. -tT
 Miss Helen Webb is spending this week with Mrs. Wiiliam Chase in
 MT. Vraddenburrg was taken sud denly i'll on Monday last at the home Eof his son, with Q severe attack of acute indigestion. 5ssss.s 5.t T H. s. Beebe who has been in the employ of A. H. Heaton and Co. for tthe past several years, has accepted Ia position in New London, and will resign his position here about the middle of July, when he will move to This new location. F Miss Helen Webb has entered the employ of Miss Gladys Osborn to assist in house work. @ +'.#
 Ray Dufour of the U. s. Navy was home for over Sunday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Hultz of Ghent, N. Y,were guests of MT. and Mrs. Floyd 'fHamm over Sunday last.
 E Editor Samuel Weaver and wife of Pine Plains and MT. and Mrs. En- och Silvernale took motor trip to Craryville on Sunday and visited Mrs. Claude Jones. "-.
 Miss Hattie Weaver of Pine Plains spent portion of last week as a guest of Miss Hazel Thurston. '>
 Miss Sadie Frink is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Chas. Patchen in Long Hill.
 E. J. Stuart, M. J. Stanton, Ed. Stanton and Ed McCue were dele gates to the Democratic Congression- al Convention held in Litchfeld on Saturday.
 | Wm. Perkins and family expect to move to Torrington this week, where MT. Perkins has secured position. | MT. and Mrs. Perkins many friends are sorry to have them leave town and wish them success and happiness in their new location.
 | Mrs. Mary E. Miller was suddenly taken with an attack of croup, and her condition was serious. The case was remarkable because of the ad- vanced age of Mrs. Miller.
 c. F. Shaw had the misfortune to injure his wrist last week cranking his car
 Edward Bradway and wife of Lin coin city moved to Sharon on Mon day, where he has a contract on a big wood job.
 The Salisbury division of State Guard has accepted the invitation to join the Sharon Company in their 1 celebration on July 4th. The mem bers will assemble at headquarters in Holley block at 12:45.
 E. O. Wagner, c. H. Osbon, Dan Lorigan attended the State Democra- tic convention held in Hartford on Wednesday and Thursday, as dele gates representing the party from the town of Salisbury. They report a very harmonious gathering, there being only one nominee for each office, and all nominated by unani- nous rising vote. E. O. Wagner was honored by being elected to the inn portant office of President of State Central Committee, in place of Dr. Roberts in Canaan, who has had the honor of holding that office for twenty-two years, but declined re- election.
 Miss Hazel ThurstOn spent her an nual vacation from her duties in NaUgatuck with her parents last week.
 B. J. Ball, Jr, who has secured a position with the Winsted Pin Go. in Winsted was home over Sunday.
 Frank Bowen and family who have been occupying Miss Chambers rooms moved to Sheffield, Mass. Mon day, where MT. Bowen has secured a position.