Connecticut western news., 1909-04-08
SAILS B U R Y

one of his thumbs at the inside of the joint one day last week. The silver passed through and came out near the nail. The or eration of extracting it was such difficult one that he was sent to Pittsfeld on Friday for an operation.
 MT. Cooper has engaged Grover Judd to move his barn from It's present loca- tion to a point some distance further north.
 Local fishermen have, some of them, had good luck since the season opened last Friday. On that day Fred Brazee landed IF fine specimens and Saturday he succeeded in hooking 13 more of the finny tribe. Saturday morning Milton Spurr made the record for D local catch landing 27 beauties. Others have been successful in lesser degree. ! Mrs. Scott Flint and two childrer, of Bridgeport, are the guests of Mrs. Fliut's parents, MT. and Mrs. William P. Everts.
 James Starr Clark is reported as gain ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Williams and two chil- dren, of New Haven, are guests at Mrs. Bowers for the summer.
 Miss Molly Johnson has returned to her home here after spending the win ter in Wisconsin,
 Miss Carrie Conkling and Mrs. Chas. Miles spent day i'll Lakeville last week.
 Friends of Wilson E. Hicks are pleased to learn that he has recovered from his illness of last week.
 Miss Carrie Parsons visited in Lake, vile last week.
 George Barton has commenced milk business in the village.
 Mrs. Lena Moore and daughter, Stella, have received @ legacy of a substantial sum through the desease of a relative in Michigan.
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas L. Norton, of Lakeville, were in town last week.
 The social held at the town hall last week under the auspices of the COngre- gational church was very successful, nearly one hundred persons being pres ent.
 Salisbury was represented at the meet ing of directors of the Housatonic Valley Baseball League held at The Can field, Canaan, Saturday by W. P. Stone and Robert Scoville. A report of the proceedings at the meeting will be found in another column of THE NEWS. this week.
 MISS GISlG l w SuOIG IS Sp6uulDS d few days ill New York.
 Mrs. w. Bishop and Clara have been ill Hartford.
 Miss Mollie Johnson has returned home for the summer.
 Mrs Howard Landon has been i'll. r. Miss Lois Warner, of Smiths College, has been spending her vacation at her home.
 MT. BIakeslee, who for the past year has lived i'll J. R. Harrison's tenement house has moved his household goods in to D. T. Warmers tenement house. Miss Elizabeth Williams, of New Haven, has been visiting her grand mother, Mrs. George Bower.
 Miss Emma Clark, ot Amesville, spent last week at her home here.
 Miss Bessie T. Everts has returned from visiting relatives ill Bridgeport.
 Mrs Samuel Bower, of Pleasant Val ley, has been the guest of Mrs. Louis AShman.
 Miss Edith Flood has been visiting re- latives i'll ill Pittsfield.
 Benjamin Smith has moved Into the Carpenter house.
 John F. Landon is spending few days i'll New York city
 Rev. E. w. Snow conducted the ser vice at the Salisbury Congregational church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 and Rev. J. c. Goddard occupied Rev. MT. Shows pulpit i'll the evening. Rev Mr. Snow exchangedwith Rev. George w. Judson Wednesday evening.
 Miss Beth Eggleston and Miss Parker of Millerton, spent Sunday with Mrs, l.. M. Eggleston.
 Miss Charis Ladd of New York and Allen Goddard from Yale are at the parsonage for their vacation.
 Rev. MT. HazeItine of Falls Village conducted services here on Monday afternoon. and Miss Mary Welles of Hartford on Tuesday,
 MT. and Mrs. Suydam are spending several days with their daughtor in New York.
 Mrs. George Ayres and daughter, of Falls Village spent a few days of last week with her parents.