Connecticut western news., 1909-06-10
SALISBURY R Y

Mrs. Bertha Conklin called on friends last week.
 A large number from here, beside the singers. attended the concerts at Nor i folk last week and were delighted with the program of classical music which was rendered there by the choruses and by the famous soloists.
 Harold Everts was home over Sunday Howard MoArthur, of Havana, has been in town for visit. Work on the foundation of o. F. Wanger's new garage is progressing.
 Dr. Clark and family, of Brooklyn, and Dr. Westbrook and family arrived in town last week and are occupying Dr. Clark's cottage for the summer. Dr. Pelton and family, of New York city, have arrived for the summer at Hillover.
 MT. Renshaw, of East Orange. N. J., was ill town last week and will take possession of the Hutchinson homestead the seventeenth.
 James Harrison's cottage will be oc- cupied after the sixteenth.
 William M. Clark, of John Hopkin' s University, Va., has been spending a few days at his home here.
 Mrs. Cady has been the guest of Mrs Norton.
 1 The summer time table on the Gen. tral New England Railroad went into effect Sunday. WestbOuuG week day trains are as follows: $40 a. m. goes as fir as Millerton, 6:45 a, m. goes to l POughkeepsie, 11:01 a. III. to Pough i keepsie, 1T D. m. is a through train, 4:05 p. m. goes to Millerton, the 7:08 also to MillertOn; Westbound Sunday trains, 1:30 a. m. goes through, 7:01 D. m. goes to Millerton, the latter got to go into effect until the 18th. Eastbound weekday trains, 7:21 a. m., 8:21 a. ln., 1 1914 p. m., 2:16 p. Ill. and 3:51 p. m. all to Hartford, 6:24 D. m. to Winsted; Sun day trains east, 12:08 p. m. to Hartford, 1 7:50 p. m. to Wlusted.
 The adjourned case of the State vs. George Dunbar, the chauffeur from | Sharon who was arrested at Lakeville for speeding his machine and not re- specting the rights of teams in the road, was tried Thursday before Justice Wilson E. Hicks, who found Dunbar guilty and fined him $l0O and costs. l The defendant appealed the case to the October term of Superior Court.
 Among recent guests at White Hart Inn have been the following; Rev. and Mrs, D, Parker Morgan, Sharon; s. Alman, jr., Brooklyn; Miss M. B. Lawrence, Millerton; M. R. Hutchin- son, New York; R. A. Wilbur, Cleve- land. O.; o. E. Proctor, W. Y. Marsh, E. w. Monkhouse, New York; MT and Mrs. Clarence D. Steward, Amsterdam, N. Y. Eliot Collier, Tuxedo, N. Y; George B. Kahle, Pekin, China; G. H. Slmler, Hoboken; A. R. Sewall, Phila- delphIa, Penn; Percival Jones, Cody, l Wyo.; I. l.. Dolittle, San Diego, Gal i; Mrs. Laura E. Morrill,, Fanny Ruprocht | Potts, Charles E. Potts, New York city; J. H. MacArtAur, Havana; MT. and Mrs. K. M. Cameron, New Windsor; Mrs. John A. Hall, Alandar, Mass.
 Ground was broken Monday for the new Episcopal rectory. The work is to be begun at once by the contractor, H. E. WetherlOw of New York and it is expected that the building will be com- pleted ill October.
 Judge and Mrs. A. E. LOwndes and daughter of Huntington, L. I. and Mrs. s. L. Kennedy of Brooklyn were guests of MT. and Mrs. H. F. Landon over Sat urday and Sunday and attended the re- ceptiOn Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Landon celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary Satur. day evening when they gave a reception to their many friends. The affair was delightful one and MT. and Mrs. LandOn were the recipients of best wishes from all present. There were many out town guests.
 Mrs. James R. Melvin has been visit ing in Winsted, Conn.
 Mrs. George Ford of Canaan, was in town Friday.
 Mrs J. R. Melvin visited friends in Winsted the latter part of the week.