Connecticut western news., 1909-06-24
SALISBURY

\ hC puDl1C SCAAOOlS G1OoOA AtAob hNOh AO& the summer vacation.
 Howard McArthur is having his house painted and gas installed.
 An auction was held ill the Hutchin- son farm Monday afternoon.
 Miss Loella B. NiYer, of Copake. N. Y. is visiting relatives in town.
 The Salisbury high school held pic nic at Twin Lakes last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Weising, of Lime Rock, were ill town last week.
 Miss Elizabeth Eggleston. of Miller ton, spent Sunday at her home here.
 Miss Hazel Peabody, of Sharon, Conn.,, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Seeley.
 Mrs. w. s. Eggleston spent last week with friends ill Hartford and New Brit ain.
 Mrs David Kirkby and son, Norman, have returned from visit in Montclair, N. Y.
 Miss Evans, of New York, arrived at the Maple Shade for the summer on Sat- urday.
 Mrs. Emma Elliott and her three children were guests of s. w. Elliott last week.
 Miss Lizzie Squires is at her home, for the summer, from her school, ill Madison, Conn.
 Anumber of prominent attorneys were the gnests of Messrs. Warner and Lau- don on Mount Riga for the week end.
 Scott Flint came up from Bridgeport Saturday evening. Mrs. Flint and children returned with him Monday morning.
 The selectmen have put up notices warning bicyclists not to ride on the sidewalks and say they will prosecute any who are caught doing so.
 Childrens Day was observed ill the Congregational church on Sunday. Several children were baptized, others recited and special muslc was one of the features of the service.
 Ethel Ball, Clara Bishop. Edith Flood, Marie Kane, Helen Lamson, Nina Lam- sou, Harold Miner, Anna Woodin and Hattie Winters were perfect during the term ending June IS, 1909.
 The following children of the Inter medial room were perfect in attendance during June: John Brazee, Margaret Spur, Willie Ostrander. Howard Sel- leck, Phyllis Dubois and Helen Eagles ton, the last three named having been perfect ill attendance during the whole school year.
 MT. and Mrs. James R. Harrison held highly enjoyable reception Saturday evening from four to seven o'clock to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding. A large number, of guests were present to extend congratu lations and number of beautiful gifts were received.
 James R. Melvin and Freeman Dempsey with a large delegation from Lakeville, representing Montgomery Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M, went to Winsted Wednesday as the guests of St. Andrews lodge of that place to see the third degree worked. A banquet was also served and all enjoyed fine time.
 The following pupils were perfect in attendance during June, in the pri- mary room: Madeline Beers, Mary Coons. Lizzie Millies, Harold Miner, Edith Flood, Clayton Hoysradt, Ruth Hoysradt, Marie Kane, Kester Suydam, Philip Lamson, Helen Lamson. Nina Lamson. Harvey Lovett, Hattie Winters. Annie Woodin, Clara Bishop, Ethel Ball. Hester Suydam was perfect during the school year.
 Last week Charles R. Carley was arrested on the charge of breach of the peace and taken before Justice Wilson k. Hicks, who fined him six dollars and costs, amounting to $10.50. The arrest was intended to serve as an example to the men who have been hanging around the watering trough late nights, cursing and swearing and making a disturbance generally. The residents i'll that vicinity have become tired of such dOings and 1o1 AoA Ako, If the trouble continues more arrests will follow.
 Joseph Rovallier, living near Lime Rock, has lately been the central figure in considerable trouble, which termin- ated in the justices court last week Rovallier was arrested for breach of the peace at Lime ROCK and brought before Justice Hicks for trial. Attorney Mum of Winsted appeared for Rovallier. The latter was found guilty and fined seven dollars and given thirty days ill jail, but the circumstances were such that the sentence was suspended and MT. Mum was appointed probation officer for six months. It seems that Rovallier has been in trouble before and his property was in care of two trustees. Some of his neighbors took the duties of the trustees upon their own shoulders re- gently and took two barrels of hard cider from Rovallier's .cellsr as they thought It was being put to a poor use. Rovallier took offence at the proceeding and swOre he would kill those who did it. His threats were so serious that the nelghbors made complaint with the above results.
 Thomas A. Edison and family have been among the recent guests at the White Hart Inn as they spent two days there last week. The Inn is enjoying a large and first-class patronage. Among the recent guests were the following F. W. Kennedy and family, Philadel- phia; J. A. Mac Evans, New York; J. R. Sanford, Winsted, Miss S s. Sanford, Mrs. Charles C.. Sanford, Bridgeport Miss Lucy W. Perry, Miss Clara L. Pit man, Salem, Mass. Georgs D. Dutton and family, Pittsfield: MT. and Mrs. F. w. Senff, Miss O. R. Havemeyer, New Windsor; J. O. Miller, Orange, N. J.; Sophia Curtiss, Sheffield; J. M. Sullivan. Great Burlington: Mrs. Margaret Costi- gan, Miss Lillian Costigan, Master Raoul Bozio, Mrs. Mae Neil, Sigimund Neil,