Connecticut western news., 1906-09-13
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l The Salisbury Baseball nine came down on Saturday, to meet our boys on their diamond, but when they got there the diamond was bare and the boys had to come back and hunt up our team. Some were painting, some plumbing, l aud some automoblllng, and they say that some were even hiding in cellars, but after a while the boys hurried into their suits and played a seven inning game with a score of 3 to in favor of Sharon.
 Rose Chapter, O. E. S., was officially visited last Wednesday evening, by the following Grand Chapter officers: Mrs. Ella Lines Chapin, G. NJ, of Pine Meadow Mrs. Lima H. Baldwin, A. G. M., of Wallingford Mrs. Ida E. w. Mrs. M. J. Whitney, G. O., of Sharon. Otker visitors present were Mrs. Anna Foster, w. Matrou of Magnolia Chapter, Winsted, and Mrs. N Best of ldillerton. They spoke Ill complimentary terms of the work of Rose Chapter.
 One of the various views in this village which throws the average summer boarder into an ecstacy of delight is the one seen from the residence of E. F. Gillette. Here there Is an unobstructed view for twelve or fifteen miles ill one direction and for probably seven or eight ill another. As subject for 8 landscape photograph we should think it unsurpassed. Standing at this height and looking down into the valley one sees the broad expanse of fertile meadows the winding county roads, the various habitations of the permanent dwellers and the city people, the patches of wood | land and the many other things which contribute to the making of an hand some scene.
 METHODIST CHURCH NEWS. At meeting of the Society on Mon- day afternoon, the trustees for the en- suing three years were elected.
 There will be no prayer service this week as the pastor has been called away and will not return until Friday. GRANGE NEWS.
 On Sept. 3, Graces' Night was held at Silver Lake Grange, a goodly number was present. A pleasing program was rendered consisting of tableaux, read ings, recitations, solos, etc. At the close of the entertainment ice cream and cake was served. Much credit is due the Graces for their untiring work in pre- b. A word to the members: Don't forget that at our next meeting, Sept. IS, our subject is Education" in which all patrons are invited to assist in the Lect- urer's hour. It is a subject in which all should be interested. Bring an essay, reading, or be prepared to speak on the subject. Our meetings being held only once month through the summer, we are all no doubt prepared to enter the grange work with new vigor, especially after being so Loyalty entertained by our Master on Aug. 21.
 RECENT GUESTS AT THE TAGHKANIC.
 c. H. Slocum, R. c. Barthold, A. B. Hance, Eugene Cohen, Edward Lebris, Edith Colfax Aitkeu, Berkman Aitken and nurse, E. E. Hinkle, L. Hartman, E. Stemfeld, Misses Stemfeld, M. Doyle, T. J. Lapine. Pearce Barnes, W. H. Smith, Jr., MT. and Mrs. J. J. Campbell, Jack Angell, H. P. Cragin, New York l; Erich Payson. Amapala, Honduras; J.. Torbert, 0. 0. Williams, E. R. Garter, Henry Rawder, Samuel Rivers, Fort Valley, Ga.; Walter Brown, Buffalo, NY; Miss Mary McMillen, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Harry Morgan, Miss Alice Mills, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Greenwich ; Wm. Adams and wife, Mrs J. H. Hutch inson and child, Frank J. Lerman and wife, Frank G. Cart, Jr., Mt. Vernon {; Mrs. Una Gielow Fisher, Boston, Mass M. M. Booga, Westfield, Mass; Mrs. Marina Gielow, Greensboro, Ala; Mrs. I. L. Norton, Oregon; Wm. T. May, Newton. Mass.