Connecticut western news., 1910-05-12
SALISBURY

 last week to meet her husband return. ing from California. They will spend |, short time in Pittsfield visiting relatives. Theodore Kenyon, of Westfeld, spen, Sunday in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Haubnestle. of Poughkeepsie, have been guests of Mrs. Edward Barton.
 Robert Flint. of Bridgeport, is visit ing his grandparents. MT. and Mrs. William Everts.
 Miss Colene Ingersoll, of New York is visiting friends in town.
 A new kitchen is being added tc George Parsons house.
 Miss Nellie Flood, of Millerton, was at her home in Barackmatitf last week Mrs. Benjamin Fry and Mrs. Homer Crippen, of AmenIa, were in town last week.
 Mrs. Thomas Dye, of Millerton, was 8 guest of her cousin, Mrs. George Par sons, last Saturday.
 George H. Clark was in Millerton Fri day.
 Gilbert Brewer and Harry Carley, oi Canaan, have been painting at Barack' 
 The White Hart Inn was opened last week for the summer season Dr. and Mrs. Walsh, of New York city, were there for few days.
 Miss Mary Travis, of Lakeville, wa: at her home last Thursday.
 Miss Braze, of New York. was a guest of Mrs. Howard Landon recently.
 Mrs. Lena Moore and Miss Estella, oi East Canaan were ill town last week.
 Freeman Dempsey. of Simsbury, was in town over Sunday.
 Mrs. Lewis Ostrander and children of Waterbury, are visiting at Adam Ostrander's.
 Mrs. Margaret Norton, Miss Jennie Clark, Margaret Norton and Frances Norton attended the recital at TaconiC school last Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bartle, of Orc Hill, have moved into the house recently vacated by Freeman Dempsey. MT Bartle is working in the rubber shop.
 Charles Warner visited the school ir Ore Hill last Thursday.
 Mrs. George N Petersen. of Fairfield is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs James R. Eggleston.
 Mrs. Ellen Hunter is at her home here for the summer.
 Mss Elizabeth Judd. of Lakeville spent Sunday at her home in this village
 Arthur Miller, of New York, was al his home over Sunday.
 Miss Lillian Amundson, of Lime Rock xuac in fOxurn lacf atnrdau
 Miss Elsie Tweffort has been a guest of the Misses Goddard.
 MT. Cooper and family, of New York are at their home for the summer.
 Miss Bessie Coffing's house has re ceived fresh coat of paint.
 Miss Prout, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is { guest of Mrs. Burtch.
 Mrs. George Clark has received a new automobile.
 Charles Whitbeck, of Hartford, wa at his home over Sunday.
 The Rev. David U. Klrkby preached in tlre church at Chapinvllle last Sun day afternoon.
 A number from here attended tht ball game at Lakeville on Saturday.
 Wallace Curtiss and MT. Kane, ot Chapinville, were in town Sunday.
 Miss Beatrice Roberts. of Lakeville was guest of her sister, Mrs. JohI Armstrong, on Saturday.
 Edward Smith recently sold his motor cycle to William Simmons.
 Miss Rosina Emmett was in Hartford last Tuesday.
 William Clark, who has been i'll since last summer, died quite suddenly las Thursday morning. The funeral wal largely attended from his late home Saturday afternoon. Rev. H. Kirkby officiated. Besides wife, five daughters and one son, the deceased left two broth CTS. Henry and Frank, also three sisters Mrs. Ella Hicks, Mrs. William Conklin Miss Mary Clark. MT. Clark was '; years old last February.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Seeley spent Sun day in Stamford. MT. and Mrs. George Melvin enjoyed their tiftieth wedding anniversary or 1 Tuesday of this week. Several friends called, including MT. HasSon, of Housa tonic. The children, Mrs. w. P. Stone and James Melvin, treated them to aI automobile ride.