Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1901-02-14
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The Mutual Milk and Cream Co of
New York began on Monday the ereo.
ton of creamery 1O0x30 feet. Smith
X Sons have the contract and force of
men are busily erecting the part intend
ed for ice purposes. The building is
situated Just south of j. Mallinson's
dwelling in the vacant lot till now own
ed by him. The establishment of q
creamery in this vicinity will mean bet
ter facilities for our farmers to market
their dairy product milk. This syn
dictate has ample funds to carry on. and
does large business in milk marketing
IN New York. Their credit is Of tho
highest nature aud checks for milk APP
pear upon the first day of every month.
The creamery people furnish all of the
caus for the reception of the milk aud
also wash them and at the same time
pay better price thsn the average
dealers in New York city. From the
present outlook the creamery will be
we'll patronized.
The Standard Oil Company will
shortly erect a station here for the dis
pepsing of oil in this town aud neigh
boring places.
Elmore Wsldr,n died on Sunday at
the home of Frank Josrsy on the Shsr-
on side. MIR WsldrJn was in the vii.
lage on Saturday morning apparently
in a we'll coalition and after max ing
some purchases started for his home
He was stricken with paraly sis on the
road and was found aud removed to MIR
Joarsy's home. Medical aid was sum.
moned but his death resulted on Sun
day morning. He was 63 years of age.
His mother, Mrs Gilbert Dickinson age ed
81 years, was at his bedside when he
passed away. He leaves three sons.
The funeral services were held at the
chapel on Wednesday morning, Rev
Chester Ferris officiating Iuterment
at Sharon east side cemetery.
Lumsn @ Wick sire has been on the
sick list with an attack cf pneumonis
but is improving at this writing.
James Cochrare is around once more
attending to his duties,
@. Robestock has been very i'll but is
somewhat improved.
George Fritz is quite i'll with the
grip.
Mrs George Wickwire has been very
sick the past week bat is improved.
Mrs La Place of Lskeville is at DIR A.
M. Pratt's this week.
Special gospel meetings are being
held in the chapel beginning with Mon
day of this week and will cover period
of two weeks A special evangelistiC
| singer from Boston will be present dur
ing the meetings
Miss Kathryn Barton of Kent is Wis
itinP her sister. Mrs r. n. Dean.
Mrs Andrew ]. Hallock has returned
to her home in Bethel.
William Man of Sharon spent Sunday
in town with his friend, w. ID. Bosler
John O'Donnells has moved from
Bridgeport and will work for r. f
Smith on the river farm after April LIST
Oliver @. Shullier has moved back in
% ID. l.. Smiths house lately vacated
by him.
Arthur johnson has returned from
Az enia Union. N. Y. and is at hi
fathers home at North Cornwall.
| Mrs l.. A. Cartwright aud Mrs G. 81
Cisndall are both much improved a
fis writing.
William Winters. our village hermit
Who has for so many years occupied tn
ut upon the land of the j. Msllinsol
Shear Co. is very sick and is being car
ed for by Nurse O'Donnell at his home
Williams age is not known defnitel
but the village people say that there ha
been no apparent change in his look
TO- many years past. His condition
serious at this writing.