Connecticut western news., 1909-04-15
SALISBURY R Y

l The poStoffice has been undergoing 2 some alterations and improvements dGr | ing the past week. 4 number of new | lock boxes have been added and the pos ition of the mail order window has been changed
 Mrs. Lena Moore, together with her mother and daughter, has moved to South Canaan.
 William Flood who underwent a slight operation at Pittsfeld for the re- moval of silver from his thumb, is bet ter but it will be sometime before he will regain entire use of the injured member.
 There was special Easter music at St Johns Church at all three ser, ices Sun day, one at 6:30, the second at 10:30 with sermon and Holy Communion, and chil- dren's service at five o'clock in the after noon.
 In the absence of Rev. MT. Kirkby of St. Johns Church, who will spend few days ill New York, Rev. George E.. Quaile, headmaster of Salisbury School, will conduct services at St. Johns next Sunday.
 Mrs. Edward Stuart, of Lakeville, spent a day with her mother, Mrs Will liam Conklin, Ill this place last week. Miss Stella Moore spent day i'll Lake vile last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Foley spent Saturd, y in East Canaan.
 Charles and Harold Everts, of Bridge port, are visiting their home here
 A chicken pie supper will be served ill the chapel of the Methodist Church to- morrow (Friday) evening under the aus piceS of the Epworth League.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Holmes. of Tor rington, are visiting MT. Holmes father, D. Jones.
 Martin Strong is having all the paper hanging he can do. Mrs. Delbert Seeley is in town for d few days from Stamford.
 Mrs. James Melvin and Miss Stella Moore were ill East Canaan Thursday.
 Mrs. William Conkhn is still on the sick list.
 James Melvin is painting the Chapin- vile church.
 Mrs. Celia McElroy was buried here. She had always lived i'll Chapinville.
 Ann Rowe died at the town farm She was taken ill and they moved her there for the time being. Burial was at Bethel, N. Y.
 It Is said that the house from which Miss Lena Moore has moved is to be sold.
 w. w Hortie, superintendent of the cutlery factory, is having bis residence painted and papered inside. O. Whit beck is doing the painting and M. B. Strong the papering
 Edward Ward, Of this place, has sold to Thomas Graney, of Sheffield, a farm. Tn! price paid ,raS $500. The farm is situated on the westerly side of the high way leading from the ChapinvilIe, Conn, church.
 The Charles E. White Lumber Com pany, of Willimantic, has brought suit against the Barnum- Richardson Con- pany, of Salisbury. A fire in the town of Cornwall swept over land owned by tho White Lumber Company and de- Stroyed lumber of the alleged value of $15, 900 and it is claimed that the fire started on land of the defendants and was caused by their carelessness. .
 Mrs. 0. E. Bird left Wednesday for month or more trip to the Bermudas.
 Among the guests from out of town for Easter were: Jack Goddard from Williams College, Allen Goddard from Yale, Miss Anna Montague, of New Britian and MT. and Mrs. E. Holmes, of Torrington.
 MT. and Mrs. William Clark visited friends in Dover Plains latt week.
 Miss Adela Ludlow who has spent the winter i'll New York and Philadelphia, has returned to our village.