Connecticut western news., 1915-07-08
SALISBURY

MT. anl Mrs. Linden, of Hartford, ale visiting Ter father ". W. Hortie.
 Parker C. Hicks and Mrs. +. c. Hicks, of New Brunswick, N. J.. and Norman Hicks and family, of Canaan, called Gu friends Tuesday.
 Salisbury Grange had a very pleasant and profitable evening last Friday, a musical program a4d strawberry shortcake supper.
 Mrs. William Weeks and son, Of Great BorrIngton, are visiting her mother, Mrs. L. M. E2gleston.
 Miss Elizabeth SquiTes is at home for the summer.
 Miss Mary c. Conklin and E. c. Williams. with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stuart, of Lukeville returneI Monday from a few days auto trip into the Berkshires; going over the famous Mohawk Trail on the Manchester, Vt, camping at night.
 c. D. Renshaw and family, of Orange, \. J, opened their house for the sum- nIrr last week. also the Flackners' family have returned for the summer.
 4-r. and Mrs. Fred Seeley with Mir. and Mrs. Fred Peabody, of Sharon, spent Sunday in Ghent, N. '.
 Harry Jones, Of Hartford, spent Satur- day and Sunday at his home here.
 MIs. George Andrews and daught,r Margaret spent Sunday at Mrs. L. NJ. Eg4leston's.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Beeny and child, of New Hartford and Edward Ashman and friend uf Collinsville, were guests at George Ashman's over the Fourth.
 Edward Holmes and daughter Eleanor of Summit, \. J., have bsen visiting at David Jones'.
 Mrs. Mary Barney, of Summit, N. J., has been visiting Mrs. L. N. Eggles- ton.
 Arthur Dubois, who is working in Waterville, spent Saturday and sunday at his home here.
 NIT. and Mrs. Barnes, of TorFington, have been visiting at Fred Reeds.
 A number Of Knights of PS6hias and their friends attended the Fourth of July services in Trinity church, Lime Rock on Sunday evening.
 Miss Doris Dickinson is visiting rela- tives in Brewster, N. Y.
 Mir. aud Mrs. Bouton, of Noroton Heights, who have been visiting at Fred Reed's have returned. They were by the Misses Lucy and Mary Feed.
 Mir Zlata. of New York, is visiting his sister Mrs. Harry Millies.
 Miss Clara Sabin spent Saturday, in +I, II,I latter returned to Falls Village with Miss Sabiu, spending the Fourth in the Sahin camp at Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs Jack Priestman spent the holiday wjth friends in South Nor walk.
 Miss Mabel K. Selleck, of Hartford, l spent Sunday and Monday at her home here.
 Mir and Mrs Jacob Fitting are evisit- ing relatives in Oyster Bay, N. Y.
 On Saturday,, July 3, the Salisbury baseball team easily defeated the Can- aan nine on Spurr's field by the score of 1 9-4. The Boz Scouts also defeated the Cornwall team by the score of 9-4.
 Douglas Guy Ball, of New York, | spent the holiday with his parents ill town.
 The Lakeville baseball team defeated | the Salisbury nine on Spurs held on ! afternoon by the score of 64. On account of rain the morning game ! could not be played. The game was exciting from, start to finish As itG tl.e uaapire seemed to be un, able to see several plays as they really | were. when it raeant Il run oz' two in : favor and this was one of { the reasons why the local team failed . to win. It is- hoped by the fans that , the Lakeville and Salisbury teams may ! play each other again under more fair