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fcllK ITllAUA JOUKJSAL, VVKUxNKSDAY EVKNLNU, JULY 3, 1918. BEVKN LUDLOWVILLE NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS TRUMANSBURG Trumansburg, July ZzThb factfl ty of the Trumansburg High School for the next year will be. composed the following teachers! Earl Crowellr A.M., supervising principal, science Rochester; Selma Doley, A.B., Syracuse University, Latin and history; Adeline E. Dart, A.B., Elmira College, English; Alice M. Dowd, German, mathematics; Ruth Galliher, FKEEVILLE SLATERVILLE SPRINGS S.

9. drive, have secured pledges for over $600. Miss S. P. Stedman, accompanied by Master John Llslar, youngest member of the It.

T. went to Elmira Wednesday to attend the T. P. B. convention.

Mrn. J. O. Munsen of Groton is visiting her mother, Mru. Sybil Lumbard.

Mr. and Mrs. William MInturn, Mrs. Arthur Swayze and Ray Gallow motored to Elmira Tuesday to attend the Y. P.

B. convention. Miss Elisle Clarke, who haa been living with her sister, Mra. Arthur Bower, in Ithaca, has returned to the home of her father, James Clarke. Extensive preparations are being made for the Fourth.

A good speaker is assured. The parade will start at 1:30 p. m. W'S'S' WEST DANBY NEWFIELD Newfleld July 3. Miss Norma Rumsey of Ithaca spent Sunday wit'a her mother, Miss Eva Rumsey.

Karl Weber of Jersey City la spending his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemp. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Gray of Rey-noldsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Shangle. Miss Edna LIddington of Ithaca was in town last Friday night. Mrs.

Lucy Dudley and her granddaughter Miss Lucy Taylor of St. Louis, visited her nephew, E. S. Van Kirk, recently, During the thunderstorm last Saturday afternoon Verne Swartwood lost three head of cattle and Fred Boyce lost one cow by lightning. Dr.

W. A. Smit'h has returned from Saratoga Springs where he attended a health officers' convention. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Bentley of Holyoke, are spending the summer at' their farm on the inlet road. ffl The Philathea class of the Baptist society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Adelaide Tompkins. Dr. George Wright of Deanbor-ough visited Dr, W.

A. Smith recently. O. C. Hart of Ithaca spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Todd. George "Gardner, Leland Gardner and Aaron Alexander were In Elmira Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

William Puff spent Saturday afternoon wltfi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. -Frank Blakeslee of Ithaca has purchased the place owned by the late William Starr. George Smith has purchased the house and lot owned by the late Arthur McDaniels.

W. E. Tucker and his family spent the week end with relatives in New Milford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

II. D. Blakeslee returned from their wedding trip on West Danby, July 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Wlllam Jackson and their daughter, Miss Mildred Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Burr Tupper and their daughter, Barbara, motored to Wyalusing' Saturday to attend the layman's family reunion. Mrs. Laura Cole, Miss Addle Cole and Charles Tayleur of Ithaca spent Sunday at the home of Charles Cole.

Carle Cole and his family of Cortland were guests Sunday at the home of D. M. Weed. A reception was given by the women of the M. E.

Church in honor of Mrrand Mrs. Joseph Porter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Loomis Thursday evening. The M.

E. Church society held its quarterly conference in the Baptist Church Sunday morning. The new disthict superintendent gave an address. The M. E.

Church is being remodeled and redecorated. Earl Crance and his family spent Sunday with his sister in Candor. Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Fisher, by Mrs.

G. Dana Rhodes and Miss Mildred Rhodes of Groton motored to Bath Tuesday to visit friends. The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church Is planning on a big Fourth.

Dinner will be served at the hall. There will be a ball game in the afternoon and a play in the evening. Dewitt Gillow was called to Erie, Saturday by the sudden death of his sister, Anna Gillow Pratt. Ludlowville, July 3. Children's Day service held in the M.

E. Church Sunday night was well attended. After the exercises and einglng, Rev. R. A.

Nedrow of Lake Rllge gave a talk. Rev. W. B. Martin preached at Lake Ridge on Sunday night.

F. N. Howell has. the position as captain of the boat that runs from the cement plant to Rochester. I W.

D. Haring is ill. 'Prayer meeting will be held on Friday night on account of the Fourth coming on Thursday. There will be service in the chapel at Myers Sunday night. M.

L. Ford and his family are taking an automobile trip this week to various places and camping along the route. S. Krotts is clerking In the Ford store Mrs. Clayton Haring and her daughter Adaline and Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Buck went to West Groton Monday to attend the funeral of their cousin, Nelson Cobb. Miss Virginia Ryphenburg, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.

Theo dore Swayze, and her cousin, Mrs. Jerry Smith, returned to her home in New York on Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Hudson of Johnson City is visiting her nephew, Leml Golden. Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Ford and their son Russell and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Bradley and their daughter Laura Elizabeth motored to May's Point June 30 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sperry. Mrs. Alvira Beebe and her "eon Roscoe of Elmira motored to the Bee-be farm Saturday.

Mre. Beebe will remain for some time. Mrs. Fred Beckwith and her son Frederick of Detroit, arrived the the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Beckwith to remain for a few weeks. Mrs. Ira Taggart of Ithaca has been visiting her mother, Mrs. James Taggart. Miss Ella Storm of Geneva Js visiting her aunt, Mrs.

O. S. Van Patten. Dr. D.

W. Barr and family and C. R. Mills were entertaineft Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Campbell at Camp Willow, Lagoda Park. Miss Helen Kane of Binghamton spent last week with Mrs. Leml Golden. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Luce have moved to Brookton. The Misses Isabella H. Wood and Adelaide Krotts, assistants in the W. 1 Motor A widevariety of mixtures is being sold under the name "gasoline." The best way to be sure that the gasoline you buy measures up to quality standards The Sign of a Reliable Dealer DEALERS I lie Mm in or Service B.M., Syracuse university, music, French and drawing; Irene Brlcault, Sargent Normal, physical training; Anna W. Clawson, Cortland Normal, seventh and eighth grades; Rose Conway, Geneseo Normal, fifth and sixth grades; Leonora Farr, Cortland Normal, third and fourth grades; H.

Elizabeth Coleman, training class, first and second grades; Roy Olney, B.S., Cornell, agriculture; Miss Axtell, B.S., Cornell, home-making; Edna Howe, Vassar, librarian. Mrs. 8. H. Johnson of Fort Plain Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

C. Mrs. Ella D. Smlt'a returned last Saturday from a six weks' visit to her sister, Mrs. J.

A. Livesay of Frankfort, W. Va. Private Hobart B. Sears of Fort Slocura Is home on a week's furlough.

Miss Grace Rappleye of Kingston arrived in town Monday night. She will spend most of her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Rappleye In Elmira, and her sister, Mrs.

Lewis Castle of Detroit. Mich. Miss Selma Doley of Shortsville has been engaged as Latin teacher in the Trumansburg High School. Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Stone celebrated their 54ti wedding anniversary Sunday, June 30. Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Stone of Ithaca, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Harry Stone of Newark, N. and Miss Louise Stone tf Auburn wore in town for the occaspn. C. W. Burt and his mother, Mrs.

Jennie Burt motored Sunday, to their old home in Russell, where Mrs. Burt will spend the summer. Mrs. Burt has been an invalid for some months, but is now slowly regaining her health. Mi3s Georgia McLallen and Miss Anna fClock leave Friday for Geneseo Normal summer school.

The Red Cross rooms will be in charge of Mrs. John Wixom and Mrs. Thomas Boyd Friday, July 5. Gasoline is to buy from tho dealers listed below. They sell only SOGONY uniform, pure, powerful.

Look for the Red, White and Blue So-CO-ny Sign. and the World'sf Best Gasoline GASOLINE Enfield Center, r. I 5 i Ml i )GQN ft)S0C0HYl Ml MOTOR 11 i STANDARD OiLCOLSr N.Y 9 CAROLINE Caroline, July 3 Nelson Johnson, son of Mr. and MrsFord Johnson, is suffering with lockjaw as a result of running a nail in his root about two weeks ago. Mr.

and Mrs. Theron Earsley and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy motored to Watkins Glen Sunday. The entertainment and ice cream social at the M.

E. Church Saturday evening netted about Joseph McGrath was in Bmgham-ton the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Thoenix of Harford motored to this place Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Barnes and their children of Harford were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.

C.Bea.m. G. Rich, Albert and Mabel Rich, A Hildebrant, Laurence Head and M. Hoagland and his family were among those from here who attended the circus in Ithaca Friday. Mrs.

W. D. Fox and her daughter, Hazel, drove to Ithaca Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

F. D. Roe and Marvin Hover of Ithaca were in this place Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

M. D. Roe attended the Hover family reunion at West Newark Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

William Cnspell and their children and Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hildebrant spent Saturday and Sunday in Binghamton.

Mrs. Lora Silsbee, Lloyd, Lillian and Helen Silsbee of Cortland are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Patch. Marion Mattison, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver and Ruth Oliver motored to Elmira Sunday and visited at Harry Oliver's. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Deyo motored to the Willow Bridge Saturday evening on a fishing expedition. Mrs. Hilma Johnson and the Misses Shadbolt of Ithaca were in this place Saturday evening. The entertainment given in the M.

E. Church Saturday evening was attended by a large and appreciative audience. The proceeds, which were about $40, are for the Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Hoagland and their daughter and Lewis Rich attended the circus in Ithaca Friday. Mr. W. W. Conrad.

Mrs. Jenks and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox motored Jenksville and called on Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Comstock Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Theron Earsley and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy motored to Watkins Glen Sunday. Marion Mattison, Ruth Oliver and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Oliver motored to Elmira Sunday. W'S'S- CAYUTAVILLE Cayutaville, July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hennessey of Watkins and Charles Caywood and his mothef- of WeBt Hill wre guests of Mrs.

Olive Taber Sunday. A daughter, Juno Marguerite, has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Loon. Mrs.

Anne Brink is spending several weeks visiting friends in Ithaca. A Grange social will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dickens on Saturday evening, July 13. Ica cream and cake will be served, everyone invited.

Mrs. Olin Doane and her little daughter of Endicott were recent guests of Mrs. Dwight Sherwood. Miss Lillian Harvey of Philadelphia is spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Harvey. A. P. Kennedy and Mrs. Grace De Pew made a business-trip to WTatkins Monday.

Mrs. Daniel Searls visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldred near Interlaken the last two weeks. She also spent a few days with Clarence Kelley and his family near Lodi.

A number from here attended Ring-ling's Circus at Ithaca last Friday. A son, Malcolm Smith, was born June 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey. To arouse a sluggish liver, to relieve a distressed stomach, to fortify yourself against disease, use Lrt Sale of Any Medicine in the World.

Sold everywhere. la Boxec, 10c. 25c Fowler Hay Cars Case Engine 40 60 Boiler Grates GODFREY'S 217 S. Cayuga St. Ithaca Elmira Watkins Motor Bus Line The Ithaca, Elmira and Watkins wotor Bus will commence making regular trips Sunday, May 19th, leav-iaS White Burdick's Drug Store at 10 a.

m. and 6 p. m. Special excursion rates for round-trip Sundays only to Wmira and Watkins. For Information Call FRANK F.

GILLETT Bell 742-J Hatch's Automobile Service ITHACA TRUMANSBURG GOING SOUTH Leave Trumansburg 8:30 a. P- 4 p. m. iu.ou a. p.

p. m. Car leaves White Burdick's store at Ithaca. Engage youf ticket tiy, as we cannot guarantee passage yond capacity of car. ffPS 4m UuiMfiiy Slaterville Springs, July 3.

The Y. P. B. will meet at the home of Edna Johnson Saturday evening, July 6. Mrs.

Rhetta Lampman of Washington and Dan Tripp of Maraton are guests of Charles and Edith Thomas. Mrs. C. 11. King and her son Gerald of Stockbridge are visiting Mrs.

King's mother, Mrs. Preston Darlln. Miss Phila Foster has gone to her home in Homer. Mrs. Honora Warn and Miss M.

M. Warn, who have been at Mrs. O. D. Mulks the school year, have gone to Cortland to spend the summer.

The monthly meeting of the Dairymen's League will be held Saturday evening, July 6, in Lyme's Hall. Mrs. F. R. Yeomans and Miss Helen Avery are spending a few days at Fairfield.

D. W. Griffin was in Cortland over Sunday. Griffin returned home with him. The Epworth League and Y.

P. B. rally held at the M. E. Church last Sunday evening was a lively affair and well attended.

Brookton, Slaterville and Forest Homo were represented by delegates with their presidents, the Brookton contingent being the largest. After the "Star Spangled Banner" by the audience an invocation by Rev, F. R. Yeomans, and several Y. P.

B. songs the chairman, Bronson Root, introduced Miss Frances Willard Wang, a young Chinese girl who is attending Northwestern University and is studying the temperance movement in this country. Miss Wang is a convincing speaker, her sparkling black eyes, dainty blue silk Chinese dress, and naive and conversational style of utterance, adding greatly to the Interest of her subject. She spoke feelingly of her love for the new flag of China, the five stripes representing the five sections of that vast population and its new impulses and hopes of a government of the people, by the people and for the peopie. She also told in lively fashion of her own training in mission schools and temperance teaching from the Chinese W.

C. T. Y. P. B.

andL. T. and asked her hearers if they were not proud of the splendid stand taken by the United States, when after the Boxe- rebellion this country told China to keep the indemnity allotted to the United States and use it to educate Chinese girls and boys in our schools and colleges. Miss Wang asked also if we were aware how great an influence our country is exercising on China and the world and if we are prepared to meet that responsibility. Her address was frequently applauded and a rousing applause at the end expressed the appreciation of all.

Miss Helen Estelle. state assistant secretary of the Y. P. gave an earnest talk urging the young people and all to vote next fall for men who stand squarely for the ratification of the prohibition amendment and for war prohibition and called for a rising vole of the audience; the question was put by the chairman and was unanimously voted in the af firmative. A cordial welcome to the delegations and audience was given by Diana Crispell and the singing was led by Uie violin and piano playing respectively of Mr.

and Mrs. T. C. Burns, recently married and both active members of the local Y. P.

B. Of five state Y. P. B. officials present, four are of Tompkins County, Hazel and Percy Dunn of Forest Home, Maude Pratt of Dryden and Bronson Root of Slaterville.

Ara Johnson, Edna and Ethel Johnson, Georgian Smith, Donald Besemer and Bronson Root motored to Elmira on Monday to attend the state Y. P. B. convention in session all this week. W'S'S- ETNA Etna, July 3.

The entertainment given under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society last Friday "evening by Miss Mabel Clare Wade of Elmira was excellent. A social hour followed the program. The W. C. T.

U. will meet Friday, July 12, at the home of Mrs. Cora Mount. Edward WTelser has gone to Peek-skill where he will be in a cadets' camp for military traning for a month. John Davenport and Mrs.

Carrie Wilkins of Groton were married June 28, by Rev. E. E. Knapp. The families of Arch Lumbard, La-Verne Lumbard and George Warner attended the annual reunion of the Lumbard family last Saturday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Primrose of West Dryden. Mrs. Helen Baker and Mrs. Ida Belcher attended the reunion of the Banfield family at McLean last Saturday.

Mrs. Mary Patch and Mrs. Emma Waite have moved from Speedsville to this place and are occupying the house owned by Harold White. The circus at Ithaca last Friday was well patronized by Etna people. Milo Snyder visited relatives in Cortland several days last week.

Mrs. William Lumbard spent last Saturday in Cortland. John Lumbard of Binghamton spent some time last week with relatives in this locality. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Sutliff of Groton and Mr. and Mrs. Tfl B. Cotanch motored to Richford Sunday and called on Andrew Kurtz and his family. Miss.

Abigail Burr and Miss Mabel Davenport are attending the Y. P. B. state convention in Elmira this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hanford and their son Ernest of Cayuga Heights and Miss Marilla Townley of Dryden called at The Maples and at Beech-wood on Sunday. Dr. G. L.

Rood was In Homer Monday. Miss Ruth Ackles of Ithaca spent the week end with Miss Gladys Locke. Mrs. L. J.

Snyder visited her cousins, the Misses Elliott of Ithaca last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Stella Hanford and Walter Hanford of Dryden called at Orra Rhodes' on Sunday. Lillian Denmark has been 111 during the last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Simmons of Ketchumvtlle were guests of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Lumbard over the week end. Bertram Hemingway, who has been visiting relatives here for a fortnight, returned to his home in El Freeville, July 3.

Following la a list of the students who successfully passed Regents' at the High School: Reading and Writing 1 Brown, Le Roy Darling, Cora Eagen, Gilbert Hart, Ruth Monroe, Gordon Neill, C. Rodee, Helen Sager, Lewis Sager, M. Townley. Spelling Bertha Appleby, Audley Bloom, Louise Brown, Cora Eagen, Le Roy Darling Esther George, Gilbert Hart, Dorothy Kinch, Ruth Monroe, C. Rodee, Helen Sager, Lewis Sager, G.

Sickmon, Marion Skilling, M. Townley. Arithmetic Bertha Appleby, Louise Brown, Gilbert Hart, Marion Skilling. Geography Lyda Bailey, P. Bennett, BruceBloom.

Mildred Dreibellis, Raymond Hart, Susie B. Hill, Alice Pettis, Edith Rogers, Francis Scott, Lawrence Shults, Sylvia Sherman, T. Skillings, Bonnie Smith, J. C. Smith, Randall Smith.

Velma Woolever. History Bertha Appleby, Louise Brown, Le Roy Darling, Gilbert Hart, Dorothy Kinch, Ruth Monroe, Gordon Neill, Helen Sager, Grace Sickmon. Elementary English. F. Smith, J.

Smith, Maude Townley, Louise Brown, Le Roy Darling, Cora Eagen, Esther George. Gilbert Hart, Dorothy Kinch, Ruth Monroe, Gorden Neill, II. Sager, Lewis Sager. Latin II. Anna Chandler, Beatrice Edsall, Mary Monroe, Walter Stanton.

Elementary Algebra Lillian Black-man, Mary Monroe, Doris Chevalier, Donovan Williams. Intermediate Algebra Mary Monroe. Botany Lawrence Matsin, Dora Reynolds, Olive Stanfleld. German II. Beatrice Edsall.

French II. Anna Chandler. Geometry Beatrice Edsall, H. Sickmon. Walter Stanton.

Physics Anna Chandler. Physiology Mary Monroe, Dora Reynolds, Harold Sherman, O. Stan-field. Ancient History Lucy Kimball, M. Monroe.

Anna Chandler, Leona Rogers. English History Marguerite Dean. Helen Rogers, Walter Stanton, Hile Sickmon. English I. Dora Reynolds, Harold Sherman, Olive Stanfield.

English II. Lillian Blackman, M. Dean, Lois Hart, Lawrence Mastin, Walter Stanton. English III. Velma Ellis, A.

Chandler. English IV. Beatrice Edsall, Helen Rogers. English Literature Helen Rogers. History of Great Britain and Ireland Marguerite Dean.

Helen Rogers, W. Stanton. Hile Sickmon. American History with Civics A. Chandler, Helen Rogers, Leona Mc-Kinney.

Prizes for best work in English Dora Reynolds ana Lawrence Mastin. The Red Cross met at its rooms in K. of P. Hall Monday afternoon. There is plenty of work for all who wish to help.

Mrs. Harvey Gallinger of Syracuse is visiting relatives here. Robert Neill of West Salem, Ohio, is visiting his brothers, William and Adam Neill, of this place. w-s-s- CODDINGTON ROAD Coddington Road, July 3. Mrs.

J. B. Welch and her son have returned home after spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lewis, of Danby Heights.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Huson of Ithaca spent Sunday at the home of Sydney Updike.

Miss Lydia Updike has returned home after spending several months with relatives in Binghamton. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Matter and their daughter, Marie, were entertained Sunday by C. C. Legge of West Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

C- H. Van Inwagen and Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan motored to Cortland Sunday. The Y.

P. B. will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dorn Saturday evening, July 13.

Miss Mary Dorn and Howard Bennett were married at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorn, Friday morning at 10 o'clock. They left for a short wedding trip and on their return will make their home on West Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Updike and their daughter, Eloise, spent Sunday at Clarence Bacon's in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Fred K.

Chance and their son, Frederick of Millers-burg, are spending their vacation at Mrs. Chance's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Matter. Miss Hariret Wilcox of Ithaca is spending some time at the home of J. B. Welsh. Misses Josephine Bryan and Mildred Miller, and Jay Huson spent Sunday with Elizabeth, and Edwin Van Inwagen.

V-S-S- PROSPECT VALLEY Prospect Valley, July 3. Mr. and Mrs. B. K.

Personius of Brookton visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

P. A. Shurger have been spending a few days in this place. Miss Frances Dykeman of Elmira Heights is at her home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Downing entertained several of his children and grandchildren Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Willard of Johnson City and Miss Llda Chilson visited at the home of Phillip Whitely recently.

Isaac Hulslander of Ilion is visiting his daughter, Mrs. John Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Doan of Endicott visited at S.

Dykeman's recently. Mrs. Cora Paraker of White Church visited her sister, Mrs. R. B.

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Mrs. Louise Sebring is in city hospital at Ithaca, recovering from i an operation. Mrs. C. Lee Srainard and his chil dren are spending several weeks at their bungalow in the country.

Kermit Tucker is spending several weeks in New Milford. Pa. Lynn Gibbs and his family of Hornell and Fred Howell of Syracuse spent Sunday at the home of Charles Lanning. Mrs. Fred Howell returned to her home in Syracuse on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alexander of Industry. Warren Seely and his family of Ithaca and Everett Noble and his family of Ludlowville spent Sunday in town. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Gillelt, Mrs. Nancy Baker, Mrs. Olin Baker, Miss Helen Hungerford, Mrs. Charles Goff and her son Charles and George Hyatt, were in town Sunday.

Tie M. E. Sunday School will hold a picnic on the church lawn July 4. There will be an entertainment in the evening under the auspices cf the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Mr.

and Mrs. Court Bellis, Mrs. Avery Bell is and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean of Ithaca visited Mr.

and Mrs. John Thompson last Sunday. Daniel Patterson attended the state Y. P. B.

convention in Elmira this week Mrs. Frances Kresga is visiting relatives in Elmira. Charles Weber of Jersey City spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred George Ward nnd-hfs family attended the Ward family reunion in Mecklenburg last Thursday.

W-S'S- DANBY Danby, July 3. Miss Mary Martin of Ithaca was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Hall, over the week end. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles King, June 29, a daughter. Frank Eastman has purchased a new automobile. The Loyal Temperance Legion social held at the parish house Tuesday evening netted the society $12. Miss Helen Kirkendall of Randolph, Miss Laura Jennings of Corning and Miss Ouida Vorhis of New York City, all of the mteachers, have arrived at their homes here to spend their summer vacation. Miss Harriet Hough is spending some time with her brother, Theron Hough, and his family.

Miss Carrie King spent over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George King. Mrs. Murray Foster of Dansville has arrived at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George King, to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Gelder, accompanied by friends, motored to Elmira Sunday and spent the day with relatives.

Lynn Townsend of Groton w'as In town Monday. Rev. B. Frank Tobey occupied the pulpit in the Congregational Church at Ithaca last Sunday. Mrs.

John Hall has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Gridley. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bruce were in town Sunday.

Services in the Congregational Church next Sunday at 11 o'clock, sermon by the pastor, followed by the communion. Sunday School, Christian Endeavor meeting at 7:45 fololwed by the pastor's evening talk. lw-SrS- BETHEL GROVE Bethel Grove, July 3. Gerald Snyder has purchased an automobile. Mrs.

Sarah Richards spent a couple of days last week at the home of Fred Grover. George Woodelton and his family are entertaining his sister, Miss Jane of St. Paul, Minn. Mr. and Mrs.

Mosher, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mericle and Miss Eva Gridley of Cortland motored to this place Monday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer English.

David Ulrich is spending some time at Frank German's and helping witn the farm work. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart received word Monday of the safe arrlvel in Nogales, Arizona of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

"Raymond Wheeler. Mrs. Emily Loomis of Spencer spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hart. Mrs.

George Signor and! her son Edison are spending the week in Spencer, Horseheads and Elmira. Mrs. Edith Graves drove to WI11- seyville Wednesday and spent a couple of days with her sister, Mrs. Fred McFall, N. Y.

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Pritchard Garage Ithaca, N. Y. J. II. Brown, Ithaca, N.

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