Connecticut western news., 1909-05-27
SAILS SB U R Y

over Sunday.
 Henry Pratt, of Chappaqua, N. Y, was Tn town over Sunday.
 Arthur Miller, of New York. spent Sunday at his home in this village.
 The Congregational Sewing Society met with Mrs. Hubbard last week.
 Emma Everts of Bridgeport was the guest of her parents for few days.
 David Thoms, of Torrington. Conn. was guest of Harold Jones last week.
 Miss Elizabeth Eggleston, of Miller ton. N Y., spent Sunday at her home here.
 Miss Rosina Emmett spent Monday and Tuesday of this week in New York city.
 Miss Kate Sanborn spent a few days with Mrs. James R. Harrison the past week
 Daniel M. Ashman has purchased the house owned and occupied by Mrs R. l.. Pratt.
 The members of the Salisbury choir went 70 Norfolk agaln on Friday night Tor the second joint rehearsal.
 Rev. Lyman Warner is attending the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Hartford Theological Seminary at Hart ford
 The Misses Miriam and Priscilla God dard were guests of Mrs, William Green wood, of Brooklyn, N. Y, for few days last week
 Fred Williams left New York on Sat- urday for Cuba, where he has gone to explore the surrounding places, to decide about making settlement later.
 A monument was placed on the grave or Charles Humes in the local cemetery last week by George Hall of Ashley Falls. The monument is of three pieces ot dark Quincy granite and is about five feet high.
 The will of Mrs. Celia McElroy was admitted to probate Saturday. Her property had been appraised by W. E. Hicks and George H. Clark and amounted to about $5,O00, most of it in savings banks and part of 1t invested in mort gages.
 Benjamin Cash, who lives with his parents between here and sharon, was arrested last week on the complaint of hls father, who came to town and said he could do nothing with the boy and that the latter was making a nuisance of himself. Among other things young Cash insisted on breaking up glass and placing 1t in the road to puncture auto mobile tires. He refused to work and his parents decided to turn him over to the law Ho was arraigned before Jus tlce w. E. Hicks and sentenced to fifteen days Ill jail. The sentence was sus- pended on good behavior. William Lamp son was appointed guardian and David Hatmaker probation officer for the period of six months.
 The following members of the Sails bury choir will sing in the Litchfield County Chora uniou concerts at Nor folk next month: Miss Mary Conklin, Miss Kathryn French, Mss Sadie Frink, Miss Marcia Turner. Miss Lois Warner, Mrs. George H. Clark, Mrs. Almira A. Cole. Miss Mary B. Martin, Miss Marie Silvernale, Miss Carrie Conklin, Mrs. Charles Schleiffarth, Miss Miriam God dard, Miss Adela Ludlow Miss Clara Ellis, Mrs. William B. Bissel, Mrs. Nellie Thrall, Mrs. E. J. Stuart, Mrs. Charles E. Turner. Miss Margaret Egg leston, Miss M. F. Porter, Henry s. Wilson, William P. Russell, James Ellis, William B. Perry. Jr., Samuel Sooville, Fred Ellis, William P Bradley, Mrs. Charles Miles. Mrs. Myron Holley, Mrs. E. Van Valkenburgh, Miss Anna SOllohj 4hlSS Elm AhCAuleJ, MISS EllZd- beth Judd, Miss Beatrice Argall. Miss Alicia Miller, Mrs. James R. Melvin, Miss Rose Goddard. Miss Lida F. Chapin. Mrs. Henry s. Wilson, Mrs. William R. Warner, Mrs. E. S. Chapin, Mrs. E. L. Peabody Mrs. Charles k. Wheeler, Miss Louie Goddard, Miss Elizabeth Mo,gon, David George, k. s. Ohapin, Charles H. Osborn, Rev. David Kirkby, Charles E. Turner, George Ira yer. Claude Shaw, Rev. John Calvin Goddard.
 Episcopal Church.
 On Wednesday of this week, a num- Der of young people of this town, were confirmed by Bishop Brewster, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening.
 Next Sunday being Whitsunday, the Holy Communion will be celebrated at s o'clock and also at 10:30 o'clock in the morning.
 1 There was no meeting of the Junior Guild last Friday, but meeting will be held at Mrs. Margaret Norton's next Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.