Connecticut western news., 1909-04-29
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Adam Ostrander has taken out the stump of the big tree that was blown down recently. and will make the spot where 1t stood into flower bed.
 Mrs. Wood has commenced the erec- tion of large barn and tenant house on her place.
 The White Hart Inn grounds have been put ill fine shape. Messrs Simmons and Day dld the work and made every thing look spick and span.
 John Parsons is making improvements to his house.
 George Parsons is building new line fence between his property and that of MT. Dempsey. Frank Spur Is doing the work.
 Mrs. $. w. Elliot is on the sick list again but all hope for her speedy recovery.
 Bert" Landon was ill town Friday making brief visit.
 Mrs. Margaret Gorton is having her house painted by James Ball.
 Edgar Twyeffort of Valentine, Texas. and Mrs. W. K. Landon and daught, T of Brooklyn, are the guests of the. mother, Mrs. L. P. Twyetfort,
 Dclos OStrander is taking orders fer patent dustpan with considerable spCccss.
 pr. Knight was visitor in town Monday.
 Mrs Howard Landon is having h, r i rooms decorated.
 Rev. David Kirkby and family have returned from visit to New York and Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Bessie Bosset of New York called on friends in town recently.
 A party of friends from New York are visiting at Mrs. Miller's. They arrived Saturday.
 Lewis Ashman, Jr. of Bridgeport is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Ashman.
 An automobile party of nine persons arrived at the White Hart Inn Satur- day.
 Philip Wells editor of the New Milford Gazette, was i'll town over Sunday.
 Quite number from this place attended the funeral of Irving R. Fenton held at Lime Rock Saturday. Among them were a number of the local Knights of Pythias. of whose lodge Mir. Fenton was a member.
 Howard McArthur of Cuba, former Salisbury boy, is spending few days in town.
 James Ball has been exhibiting a unique monstrosity. It is pigs foot to which a growth is attached just over one Of the dew claws which resembles almost exactly a human thumb. Appar- ently there is @ thumb joint and the | ahNnt blance to human thumb almost grue- some. The foot was taken from a pig belonging to MT. Balls brother, John. O. D. Ward and daughter of New York are guests at the White Hart Inn.
 Mrs. Julia French Is recovering slowly 1 from her recent illness. A large number are busy nowadays getting their gardens ready for planting. They are not encouraged, however, by the freezing temperature of several nights last week.
 Many of the residents Eere are ex- pressing the hope that when the summer schedule of trains goes into effect about June l, the same arrangements for mail service twill be made as were ill effect last summer. This brought the mail from New York to town at $40 o'clock ill the morning instead of not until noon. It is expected that this service will be granted.
 Carmelo Taralongo, who has been in this country several years and who is now employed on the railroad, sent for his wife to come over from Italy a few weeks ago and she arrived in town Fri day. The reunion was happy one.
 The Salisbury and Torrington TAB. Society ball teams will play Saturday at 2:30 o'clock at Salisbury.
 Harold Jones of Torrington, Conn.,, was the guest of Fred Seeley over | Sunday.
 Miss Genevieve Burtch is visiting Miss Virginia Sellew in Westfield.
 A. Miller of New York City was at his home over Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Eggleston is visiting friends in New Britain. Conn.
 Mrs. William Washburne and daughter, Helen, are at their summer residence in this village.
 Mrs. A. S. Kent of Brooklyn N. Y. is guest of Mrs. Dav i'd Kirkby.
 A number from here attended the bazaar at Taconic School on Saturady afternoon.
 The Misses Margaret Norton and Egg leston were in East Canaan on Saturday.
 Episcopal Church.
 The celebration of the Holy Commun- ion was held in St. Johns church at 9.45 o'clock Sunday morning.
 The Rev David N. Kirkby officiated at the usual 10.30 o'clock service.
 The Junior Guild met at Mrs. Mar. garet Norton's last Friday after noon. There was good attendance.