Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1901-06-20
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of subscription. Look at it now.
Monday was Bunker Hill Day.
Miss Mary Lacy of Salt Point, N.
Y. is visiting at j. a. Lansingis.
Mrs Mary P. Beebe has gone to
Cornwall Plains on a visit to her niece.
Mis- bradford.
Miss Hazel Pulver of Copake Iron
Works, NY. is visiting her mother at
Mrs Herriman's.
Henry " Sims of Hartford is visit
ing his sister. Mrs William Warner, at
the Warner House.
The cottage owners at Twin Lakes
have laid out golf links on the east
shore near Frank Miller's cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Richardson Of
Line Mountain, N. Y. visited at George
Woods from Saturday until yesterday I.
IF. A. Starring of New York city
has been a guest of DIR W. T. Owens for
several days, returning home Tuesday
morning.
%. M. Humphrey and 8. Knicker-
booker are painting and generally re-
pairing J. W. Peet's teuant house on
Reed street.
The cellar for Cummings new block
is nearly excavated. The gravel is used
to grade Il. A. Caldwell's premises on
Church street.
Joseph W. Peet has been raising
and rebuilding the sidewalk in front of
his residence on Granite Ave-, and has
cemented his cellar.
Flag Day was observed last Friday
and the stars and stripes was displayed
on some of the public buildings and on
quite number of private residences.
DIR Camp and DIR Owens, Revs Ut
terwick, Mill and Burnaby, and O. d.
V. Barnes attended the meeting of the
itchfeld County Uni versity Club al
Norfolk last Friday eve ming.
The thirty eighth anniversary Of
the Litcbfield Northwest Sunday
School Union will be held in the Con-
gregatiopal church at Salisbury on FIJI
day, Jure %. commencing at 10 As m.
The house and all the other build
ings at the Herrimsn place glisten in
their new dress of white paint and look
very handsome surrounded by the trees
and lawn all dressed in their spring
suits of green.
A grand cake walk and ball will bt
given by colored people at Town Hal
on Wednesday evening, July 3. Grand
march at O'Clock, cake walk at $50
supper at. IL o'clock. Prize for the
best lady and gent buck and wing dan
Ger.
-Cottagers who have lately arrived
at Twin Lakes are Rudolph KeppIer
president Of the New York Stock Elk
change, and family; F. M. Ostrom and
family, Henry Setter and family, enc
r. 81. Scidmore and family, all o.
Bridgeport.
Mrs Lucretia Sheffield is suffering
from the effect of fall in her room twt
weeks ago The cords of her neck ant
one arm were strained, and there was
general jarring. She is far more com
Portable, and will probably be dow
stairs again in few weeks.
Mrs L. D. Alling, formerly o
Southfeld, Mass, had narrow escap
from an accident in Norfolk. She at
tempted to cross the railroad track il
front of an incoming train. TIL
station agent saw her in time to pull
her back. Mrs Alling is mother of Mr.
Frank Gaylord of East Canaan.
The Canaan Cemetery Association
recently obtained charter from th
General Assembly, and have since he'll
a meeting and elected Mrs Mary G. Con
bit president. The directors are: Mr.
s. w. Barnes, Miss Catherine Granger
Mrs M. G. Corbit, Messrs Daniel l.
6lFCo huu uOua ". w
understand that George W. Dederic
has been appointed sexton. The wor
of improving the cemetery commence
this week, and soon the whole inclosul
will present quite different appea
ance
The Hawthorne Club excursion
Sharon, last week Wednesday, con
memorated the tenth anniversary of til
club and was very delightful affai
Fourteen members of the club atten,
ed. Miss 8. W. Adam and Miss Dul
ming presented each member with
sweet and lovely souvenir of box
choice candy, the box representing
beautiful bound book. called &c Hay
thorne Club, Sharon Ed" with frol
cover design of hawthorn leaf and bio
som done by Miss Dunning. The pr
gram presented each member, and don
by Mrs IS. A. Eddy, was q novel ar
appropriate one being written on cal
of tin. The dinner at the Sharon Ii
was most excellent. The day was FL
and the party arrived home about
o'clock In the evening.