Connecticut western news., 1909-07-15
,SALISBU KY

papering his house.
 William H. Surdam IS visiting his sis ter, Mrs. Foley, for n while to regain his 1 impaired health.
 The automobile accident that hap pened on the Under Mountain road a short distance north of hear last week, as reported elsewhere in thls paper, might very easily have been fatal one and it was little short of miracle that the occupants of the overturned car es- capped with only minor bruises It was an example of what may well be the | consequence of speeding on the narrow road where the accident happened and should serve as a reminder to ohaffeurs to show more care and drive at lower speed.
 Joseph Armstrong, of Chapinvllle, has gone to Huntsville to work as a car psnter.
 0. F. Wanger's new garage is com- pleted and James W. Ball has been do- ing the painting.
 The new rubber factory, which has located here, will soon begin operations, the machinery having already arrived.
 William Lampson has bought out James Bryant's peanut stand.
 Mrs. Samuel Bushnell went to Win sted few days ago to have extracted from her hand a needle which imbedded itself in that member while she was washing a few weeks ago.
 Miss Anna Flood has returned from spending few days ill Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Mme. Bousquet has rented her barn for the summer to Miss Clark, who is storing her furniture there.
 Miss Ethel 0. M. German, of New York, is visiting her friend, Mile. Marie Bousquet. William R. Russell, of New York, is expected soon.,
 W. P Everts spent Sunday visiting in Bridgeport.
 Miss Lena M. Clark went to Danbury, Monday morning to attend the Sum- mer Normal School.
 Miss Mary 0. Conklin spent Monday in, Hartford.
 Fred Williams and family are camp ing on Mt. Riga.
 Lorin Eggleston and family of Miller ton, are spending few days here.
 Mrs. Dell Seeley returned to her home in Springdale, on Tuesday Mrs. Fred Seeley accompanied her for few days.
 Miss Catherine Johnson, of Denver, Colorado, is in town.
 Mrs. Ida McArthur and Howard left for New York on Monday. After few days in the Metropolis. they will pro- ceed to Montreal and surrounding places, thence to go abroad for the summer and fall.
 Among the recent guests at the White Hart Inn have been the following: Mrs. $. B Wells, Jericho, Vermont; J. Lee Wells, Chicago; George B. Wells, New York; Mrs. Bernard Bevens, Phila., Pa, ;; A. Eckel, MT. and Mrs. James Head, John H. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wegge, A. M. Pratt, A. E. Watts, New York city; J. E. Lubs, H. W. Shuznell, A. B. Barkman, Tarrytown, N. Y; Mrs. A. B. Barkman, Miss Dorothy Barkman, Springfield, Mass; Miss Mabel Ensign, Bridgeport; John HuttaIl, Springfield; Rebecca c. Berens, Phila.; David Whit comb, N. Y; Thomas k. Hanson, Miss Clara D. Hanson, John B. Young, Geo. H. Drasser, Jr., J. +. Gleason, Miss R. M. Young, Harriet O. Ferry, E. N. Boyer; John Peabody, New York city; Alexander R. James. Cambridge, Mass. {; the Misses P. N. Lamb and Edith 0. Haley, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. William Berge, Miss Werneka, Miss M. T. Berge, Miss Wilsey, Mrs. Frank W. Wilsey, New York city; Seabury N. Haley, Brooklyn Katharine s. Johnson, Denver Col; William Seymour, Clarence Sey- mour Hudson, N. Y; Mrs. E. s. Wilsey and Master Dane M. Wilsey, Stryker, Ohio.