Connecticut western news., 1909-09-02
SALISB U R I

I Charles Whitbeck has returned from Lake Hopatcong N. Y. Saturday. 1 MT. and Mrs. N. Ridd of Mt Vernon N. Y, are visiting Mrs. E. c. Dexter. 1 Mrs. Frank Scribner, and daughter visited friends in New Haven last week 1 William Whitbeck has been working on Mount Washington with Levi Speed 1 Mir. and Mrs Henry Conklin, of l Ashley Falls, called on friends last Sun day
 l Miss Emily Kent, of Montclair, N. Y, ! is visiting MT. and Mrs. David N. 1 Kirkby.
 Miss Mary Tupper, of Lakeville, spent a few days last week with Mrs. George | A. Selleck.
 MT. and Mrs. Ridd, of Mt. Vernon, are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. E. O. Dexter.
 The Sunday school session was re- sumed last Sunday, after few weeks 1ntermission.
 Fred Ashman of Pittsfeld. Mass, spent Sunday with his father, Dan Ashman of Salisbury.
 Dr. Flagg, of New York city, preached in the Episcopal church at the 10:30 o'clock service on Sunday.
 Mrs. William Conklin returned last Thursday from a visit with Mrs. Bertha Conklin, of Ashley Falls. @.-.
 Mrs. Frank Sherman, of Washinee street, is suffering from mercury poisoning, being temporarily blind.
 Miss Ida Mae Parker who spent three weeks with her uncle, Charles Blake slee, on Lime Rock road, left for New Haven Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Peyser and two children, who have been boarding at l.. P. Ash mans for the past two months, returned to the city Monday.
 Rev Mr. Voorhees,, of North Adams. preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning, as Rev, J. O. Goddard Is away on his vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Eggleston returned Saturday night from Colorado, where they have been for nearly three months. Their son Ralph came with them.
 About fifty guests of the Maple Shade and White Hart Inn gathered i'll the par lors of the latter hostelry Saturday even- ing and played progressive euchre.
 Mrs. Lester Heisit left Salisbury Mon day noon for Pittsfield where she will enter the House of Mercy hospital for treatment. It is said that an operation will be performed.
 Last Friday night was quite lively for this village, as there was dance at the Library, another at the Town hall, and a reception to Miss Katherine Johnson at the White Hart Inn. '. MT. and Mrs. James R. Eggleston, who have been in Denver, Colo, for the past two months, returned home. Sat 1 urday evening. Ralph Eggleston accom- panied them home for asfew days visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Egglsston, who have spenttnearly.three months inDenver with their son Ralph, returned to their home Saturday evening, Ralph accom- panied them home and will remain for a short time. #s Mrs Garwood Merwin and daughter Florence, called at Mrs. Jane Clarks, Monday, afternoon. They had driven out from Winsted and were enroute for Mrs. Merwin's father on Town Hill, James Landons. .
 Following the euchre games at the White Hart Inn last Saturday evening, party composed of the following climbed to the summit of Bald Peak and there passed the night: Misses Tina and Elsie Killian, MT. and Mrs. Gerald s. O'Laughlin, Miss Gladys O'Laughlin, Mrs. Harry Holland and Charles D. Ward, of New York city; Theodore P. Killian, of Brewsters, and William P. Russell, of the White Hart Inn. The weather was splendid and jolly good time was had by all. The party wit messed the sunrise and then made the descent, reaching Salisbury just as the first church bells of Sunday morning were sending forth their peals.
 The Flexible Rubber Goods company, formerly of Winsted, which has several men employed altering the building on the Mount Riga road formerly occupied by the Morse -Keefer Bicycle company, installing machinery and boilers aud re- pairing the dam on the Wachocastinook river, expects to have everything in readiness to begin operations within one months time. The company will give employment to goodly number of per sons and will manufacture rubber novel, ties. such as bath brushes, shampoo mits. massage mitts, and tooth brushes; rubber heels and so4es, and a special patented automobile tire. The company will also deal in solid cushion vehicle tires and do retreading of automobile tires. The present officers of the Flex- ible Rubber Goods company are: John G. Doughty, of Winsted, president; Joseph R. Sanford, of Winsted, secre- tary and treasurer; John A. Macewan, of New York city, superintendent; and the directors include Robert Scoville, and Donald T. Warner, of Salisbury.
 Brilliant Wedding
 St. Johns Episcopal Church was the scene of 8 very pretty wedding Saturday afternoon at one o'clock, when Miss Katherine Johnson was united ill mar riage to Algernon Sidney Ashe, of San Francisco. It was gloriously perfect day and seemed made for the bridal, The church was beautifully trimmed in green and white effect with ferns, the feathery blossomed clematis and the dainty white flowers of the wild carrot or Queens lace, Miss Emile Chapin preslded.at the organ and at one clock, to the strains of the Lohengrin Wedding March, the bride entered the church with MT. Lawson Purdy, her cousin, prpcidapt of tho Naxv York Tox (yorn-