Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
s SAILS BU R Y

Abner Mills has sold one of his team of horses to William Lampson. and has bought ono of O. Hart to take it's place.
 Mrs. Laura Roberts spent a day as the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Eggleston.
 Two of Miss Mollie Johnson's cousins returhed with her from the funeral of her cousin, Rev. William A. Johnson held at Hyde Park, N. I. 1 The remains of David Boomer, who lived on Sugar Hill at the time of his death, were brought here for interment Tuesday. MT. Bloomer came to this country from Switzerland many years ! ago and entered the employ of Hon. ! George Coffing in this place, continuing in that position many years, making many friends. From here he moved to Ore Hill and from there went to Sugar Hill.
 Mrs. Wilbrod Hortie was taken i'll last week and has been confined to her home since that time.
 The many friends of Mrs. William Conklin will be happy to learn that her health is steadily improving.
 Martin Strong spent Thursday in Millerton.
 A new water moter has been installed ill the Episcopal Church to pump the organ. It Is automatic in operation and works very satisfactorily.
 That the automobiles speed laws are going to be entore ed in thisSsection this summer was evidenced Friday by the arrest of George Dunbar. ohauffer for W. H. Kelschner of Sharon, for speeding at Lakevllle. It was further stated that he did not turn out for teams nor blow his horn. He was brought to Salisbury the same night and arranged before Justice w. R. Hicks. The case was adjourned to May 28, at 10 m, and Strong released on a bond of $20O.
 Mrs. Jennie Winchell, is visiting friends ill Hyde Park, N. Y.
 Rev. J. 0. Goddard exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mir. Voorhees,, of North Adams, Mass.
 Mrs. H. F. Landon was In New York part of last week.
 Mrs. Fryer of Paterson, N. J., who has been spending 8 few weeks with Miss Jennie Dexter, has returned to her home.
 The members of the Salisbury Choir, who are to sing in the concerts, went to Norfolk Monday night, for the first joint rehearsal.
 Mrs. Cornelia Bird returned last week from the Bermudas. She is confined to the house now with grippe cold.
 Miss Bessie Everts is spending a few days in Marlborough, N. r. Mrs. W. P. Stone is on duty at the Post Office in her absence.
 Mrs. G. II. Clark spent the latter part of last week in Hartford.
 Miss Anna Bennett of Waterbury and Frank Wells of Brewster are guests al the home of D. T. Warner.
 MT. and Mrs. Lillianthal have arrived at Maple Shade Inn for the summer.
 The Scoville family arrived at theil summer home last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlos Wanger spent 8 couple of days in Hartford last week.
 Miss Marie Bosquet went to New York Friday.
 While local supporters of the baseball team would like to have seen the result of Saturdays game with Canaan diff ferent all were much pleased with work of the Salisbury boys. Burpee was not able to get here and occupy the bon making it necessary for Barton to pitch the entire ten innings. This was stiff proposition for a young fellow with SC little experience but he acquitted him self in a manner that showed plenty oi pluck and no little skill in sonding ir tho benders. Jones played good game behind the bat and made some good hits, while the support given the battery was, in the main, go d. There was { ~4 I gave the team hearty support. A full report of the game by innings is found on page I. Saturday, Salisbury vii play Lakeville at Lakeville. l One who takes proper pride sin tht work of the Salisbury team ill it's game against Canaan Saturday writes to THI NEWS as follows: The people of thu village feel very proud of their team Pitcher BurDee was unable to be present so George Barton, barely F years old who played With the second team las year, pitched the entire ten innings anC puzzled the Canaanites considerably with his left handed curves. Our othel three new players also did most excellen work, Downing in right field, Maloney in left and Patten Ou third. We found the Canaan team, as it always was las year, lot of gentlemen. It is always pleasure to play with them though WI have never yet defeated them. Lool out for us next time though, Canaan The umpire, MT. Jenks, was perfectly fair and impartial and both sides wer' well pleased with him. The Salisbury grange went to Sharon Tuesday evening to exchange program with the Sharon grange, the latte } providing the entertainment and thu local grange the program. Quite mum Der went and the evening was highl. ! enjoyable. The grange presented tn E following literary program: f Grange Principals-The Adyisability l: of Applying them i'll our Work, ! H. Goodwin, Master Salisbury Grang Recltation-The Maiden's Complaint ]. Lucy M. Reet l. Historical Sketch of Mt t.Riga. S Iona M Clarl