Connecticut western news., 1912-07-25
SALISBURY

bury, Thursday, the I8th-at which Mrs. Bjorkman, magazine writer ot repute as we'll as a suffrage orator of the National Association, gave a most i'm pressive address-was well attended, over TO persons being present. Mrs. A. s, G. Taylor of Norfolk, the Litchfield County organizer, spoke for few minutes, also Miss Wheeler from Den yer, Colorado. An open air meeting similar in character will be held in Lime Rock, August 10th, commencing at 4 o'clock.
 Miss Elsie Clark of Bridgeport, is the guest of her aunt, Miss Mary Clark for the remainder of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorin Eggeston and family of Millerton, spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Eggles- ton.
 Miss Mar1on Eggleston is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Whitbeck, of 'Col- hnsville.
 A conceft for the benefit of Salisbury Grange. No. 159, P. of H., for the plano and building fund, will be given at the ScovilIe Memorial Library. Wednesday evening, July 31, by MT. Henry Lincoln Price, basso, and Mrs. Laura Chapin Allyn. :>
 An aggregation of ball players from Falls Village came over here last Satur- day afternoon and were badly defeated by the local boys by a score of 18-1. Mr. William Murray of Falls Village, who has been engaged to umpire all the games on the home grounds, umpired the game very satisfactorily. Quite few fans were on hand and were expect ing to see a good game and were much disappointed. A great improvement was evident in the playing,of the home team as the result of the practice they have been receiving and the coaching by Messrs. Lary and Montross. A team from Norfolk was sceduled to play here this Saturday but have cancelled the engagement and Manager Hunter, is l trying to secure good team to play l n6T0 on GIlhG uhGS. r.
 Quite few people from this village attended the play "The Mountain RebeP' which was repeated Tn Lake vile last Saturday evening, and report 1t better than ever.
 Mrs. Charles Roberts and niece, of East Canaan, spent last Friday with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Eggleston. .. .E r-.. >.-
 Last Thursday the meeting of the Camp Fire Girls was held at Twin Lakes, some of the girls walking up there and others going by, train. Three of the girls, Misses Edna Whitbeck, Nellie Ball and Ora Phelps, cooked the idinner over the campfire and proved what ideal Camp Fire Girls they are. l After the meeting games were played until late in the afternoon when they were driven home in automobiles, through the generosity. of Messrs
 Charles Wanger and Charles Lary, Those present were: Adele Norton, T. Mary Warner, Lois Warner. Julia Fin.
 negan, Edna Whitbeok, Margaret Nor. . ton, Gertrude Hardisty, Margaret FCoons, Elsie Hortie, Amy Teeter, Marie Kane. Elizabeth Kane, Margaret Eggles- ton. Helen Eggleston, Orra Phelps
 Phoebe Phelps, Estella Berg, Edith Mac Intosh, Ruth Miner, Priscilla Goddard Jeannette Warner, Nellie Ball. MT. and Mrs. Charles Spur of Great Harrington, spent, Sunday in town.
 Miss Dorothy Dgvis of New York City has been visiting Mrs. N. B. Montross
 and son Norton Wilkinson.
 Druggist A. L. Dickinson made busi } ness trip to Millerton on Monday.
 MT. Norton Wilkinson very pleasantly
 entertained few of his friends last
 Friday evening.
 7 MT. Charles Renshaw spent the week
 and with his family in town