Middletown Daily Herald from Middletown, New York • Page 5

It is expected that teams froi The dinner ronsistpd of roast 'he Monticello high school will chicken and roast rabbit. The meal I l'laV here Friday evening, Decern-j was prepared by Mrs. IteuhcKi. Those present included their son, Cliarles C. Redfield, and daughters, Mrs.

Emma D. Kinne and Mrs. William E. Brown, grandchildren, Mrs. Susie Hannon, Miss Estelle Kinncl Claire, William' and Lynn Redfield, Eleanor, Betty and Mar-jorie Brown, and William E.

Brown and Mrs. Charles C. Red-field. Large Party About B0 guests were present at a party held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William Hi Williams on the Winterton road. The evening was pleasantly spent, games were played a social hotir enjoyed, also music and singing. Refreshments were served. Joyce Williams who spent several days here last week with her parents, on Monday returned to Boston, Mass. Mrs.

Leslie Weaver visited over the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Charles Smith, at Passaic, N. J. For Autoists The traveling public will be glad to learn that the new concrete Miss Ethel Brewster, of Bellvale, spent the holiday recess near this village with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Brewster. Mrs. D. J. Gorman was in New-burgh on Sunday, when she attended the meeting and initiation exercises of Catholic Daughters of America.

Sunday was probably the coldest day of tho season here, Vut the cold weather did not- seem to affect the traffic on route 17, which was heavy. There was also considerable week-end traffic. No serious accidents reported in this section. BEAUMONT BUYS HOME PINE BUSH, Dec. Ralph H.

Beaumont, principal of the Pine Bush High School, has purchased the residence on Borden aveinue which was owned by Miss D. F. Rockwell, now of New York city but formerly of this place. Professor Beaumont purchased the property for a residence and will move today. The sale was made through the Geo.

W. Jamson, real estate and insurance agency. When Tbe Great Were Young: I infused Be; CflNTlNUFD I I 0FTEG THE HUNT, IN WHICH LITTLE: AR1STO KILLED AS MANY WILD QOMS THE HAD IcoriE TO A CLOSE AAmyntas JOUBNEYED BACK TO HIS PAUCt WHILE THE BOV AND HIS POOft FATHER RRUBiED TO THEIC MOUNTAIN HUT. MANY Hp TIMES WONDERED IF THE, KiNG EVEe THOUGHT OF THE SHABGty SKIN-CLAD LAD WHO HAD SEEN ONE OF HIS COMPANIONS OF THE CHASE, AHD IF HE WOULD EVER RETOQN IN SEARCH OF GAME AGAIN. MIDITLETOWN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY.

DECEMBER. 1, 1925. Pnpils Give faterttinments on Thaaktfivutf WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Bee. Little Miss Elizabeth Wood, of Callicoon, is' spending few days with her uncle, Guy Norton. Earl Eggler, of Bogota, Jv is spending some time with relatives in and about' the village.

i Hortov Iindslev. Stanley and William Steele were guests of Chester Pekang at Liberty Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harvev Beseth taught in the Primary department' of the school here Wednesday, during uie absence of the teacher, Miss Madeline Benton. Mr.

and Mrs. Lindsiey and family spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ryder at Honesdale, Pa. Several from this place attend ed the show at the Liberty Thea- ning.

Thuraray Give Entertainment. The teachers and pupils of the Public Schools in this district de serve a great deal of credit for the pleasing entertainments which they gave at Thanksgiving time. In the village here the children did notably. Near the end of the' pro grams Revs. I.

W. Hill and Baker botn gave niting taiKs to tne cnu-dren as -well as the grown-ups who attended. The teachers in this district Monday visited. Liberty High Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Benton and two sons, of Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Edwards, of this place, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards Thanksgiving Day.

Deborah Broadhetd who was injured in an auto accident near Bloomingburg several weeks ago has so far improved as to be able to sit up and expect soon to be removed from the hospital to her home in Brooklyn. Mrs. Broadhead is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Broadhead, formerly of this place.

Melta and Doris Benton of Liberty are spending the holidays here with their grandparents, Mr; and Mrs. John while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benton, are visitinir relatives In Baltimore, Md. The H.

E. and A. K. Sunday bchool Classes will hold their December meeting at the home of home of Mary Joyner Friday eve M. H.

Hanoiee moved last week from rooms over his store to his cottage opposite Crispell's garage. George H. Baker of Middletown, town on business nday. SUSSEX PERSONALS 3 One day, A CAVE UNWED A PARCEL w4 TO ARI5TO. WAS A flAGN BOkJ TIPPED WITH StLWP, A SWAP OF AWOWS AMD A QprVEl? THC WOODS family of Unionville: Mr.

and Mvs.j GRANGERS AT of Newton: Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Down and son, of Franklin: Charles Goldsmith or Franklin aud M. Louise Goldsmith, uf New York City. Miss Goldie Down, daughter Qwr OF COURSE VA5 FROM WE KING- AND THE YOUTH WAS 0VEIWYED.8UTHIS DID HOT LAST LONG TOR SOON AFTER HIS FATHER DIED AND HE klAS FORCED.

TO 60 AND LIVE-WW A Cam HAtlED PROyENUS. BULLVILLE TO ELECT DEC. 11 BULLV1LLR. is BMa Orange 100! held Hospital. -was the evening was well attended athough the weather was able, the Grauge'is in a flourish-; ihg condition.

Both youn gand old I Jubilee Frank Stanfleld, of New York- City, spent the week-end at the of I1I3 parents, Mr. and William Stanfleld. Mrs. J. Downey, Arthur Vogcl and Fred vogel.

all ot New lora City, spent the week-ond at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ahert Vogel of this village. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Van Ness, ot Goshen, spent Sunday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van Ness here. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl- -T. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. T. Correll left on a motor trip to California Frlduy morning.

They will return hero some time In March. William "Bunny" Stanfleld ot this village is playing on the Port Jervis K. of C. basketball team and is playing a line brand of 2. Poultry judging teams represent-.

at the inter-state poultry judging ing other counties in the state will contest to be held in connection compete; the winning: team to rep- with the poultry show in Madison resent New York State 4-H Clubs Square Garden in January. on the "ludustrial Democracy plan against the wishes ot bis lather. He has. many aetbacks before he finally succeeds In putting the business on a paying basis. Give and Take Cast of Characters: John Bauer Hermau Hirschberg Albert Kruger Robert Uentley Jack Bauer Alfred Stopper Marion Kruger Hester Sondergaard Daniel Drum William Justin McCarthy Thmas Craig Pennington Young Presented by the Redpath Chautauqua; staged by William Kelgh- tet is tlio feature or the program.

Every member of this company is a mustcinn. THOMPSON RIDGE CHOIR TO REHEARSE FOR XMAS Special Music Will Be Given Preparatory Service Saturday THOMPSON RIPOK. Dee. 1 The rholr will hold a rehearsal on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock the hrmin' of Mrs. Harry Shafer.i Preparations are being made for sc special Christmas iiiuhIc and iej honed all members will trv to be, iresent at tne renearsai.

Preparatory services will be hold at the Hopewell church Sal- lay afternoon at 2 clock fol lowed by the Communlou service on to which everybody lsf clcome. Personals. Mrs. George Carman, who has been ill with the grip, is lmprov-; ng. Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Stidwortbyj ilid son. Richard, spent Thanks-; giving Day with Mr. Slid worthy's) parents in ogaensuurg. N.

J. F. Dickinson, ot Ulstet is laid up with a disabled leg. Merrltt Is attending him. 1 Horaco Jones, of West Honcwel who has been in Thrall Hospital tome time, has lmnroved so much that he was able to return his homo on Mondav.

Mrs. Fav E. Williams. Harry Shafer and Mr. and Mrrj Wilniot Rumsey motored to Mid-1 dletown Saturday.

nk'l Stevens, of Falkirk msuces ot the Redpatl Chamauqui Pemblcton. of Reuss drew large crowds Lyceum Hall, rolylaclinlc at Troy Dho afternoon porforniance was home of mo phasing one, oeima us' presenting "Erstwhile Susau a three act play iu which Miss I. en-; Condon To: ry, of Newark, hart showed wonderful talent as spcnl tllL. Thanksgiving vaV; artiat. She Introduced sev- at tUP homo of his parents, en characters in the course ot a i and Mrs.

Charles Torry, of delightful narrative that mingtcu nac humor and pathos and kept the T. audience interested every minute, Cent Tho evening performance was a three act comedy. "Give and Take," written by Aaron Huffman aud staged by William Relghley. it was a good show that kept the audience continuously laughing, aud at the name time tho aur.is-inn nredieanients presented in this Passaic. N.

nd Mrs. Daniel St 'r- 'i uian i'N AtlVNTAS ED, BUT FlHDlHG WENT LJ ARISTO UIJ0 WAS 16, WAS iftlMuil JUST RETURNING HOME UlITHA DEER. OH HIS BACK WHEN HE SAW THE MOHHXH. rmmm KNELT AT THE KING'S 0U7 AMVNTAS SAID: NY LITTLE ARCHER AMD MEET MV SOHj PHILLIP. YOU SEE I BROUGHT THE PRINCE ALONG TO KEEP YOU COMPANY OH THIS HUNTING TRIP.

TO BE CONCLUDED iaer comedy were entirely plausible. 1 Augustus Rossbeck, formcrh- of The story ot tho play centered Ur MacDonald's Sanitarium," in around a wealthy California fruit Central Valley, is now located in canuer who had spent 30 years of St. Petersburg. Fla. bis life In developing a business Georgy' Jones visited with rel; for his sou wno ine reins attempts to run the business iko sale conducted bv the Valley High school Ath letic Club which was held at Vem-bleton's Drug store on Wednesday afternoon proved unsuccessful.

A birthday party was given in honor -of Otto Moeller, local baker, ou Wednesday evening in his home on Main street. Mar.y friends wero present. Refrcsh- Mortou Ford is a patient at tho Long Island College Hospital Ht Brooklyn, suffering with blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Jacoby. of Wellington. N. .1., spent the holi days in Central Valley as guests of George Jones. Mr.

and Mrs. Simon Nelson and family visited with relatives In Suffern, on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Cecil Boyd, ot Arden House visited In Central Valley on Fii- Owlng to the slionery condition ot the roads on Wednesday and Thursday, a few minor accidents were reported around the vicinity ot Central Valley. isext Saturday Jiie program wiu tha oonsist of a lecture by Lester stavcn.

of u'ashlncton. D. r. are Steams, a man, who make: Shakespearo interesting aud entertaining. This lecture will be of' special interest to the High School girl or boy.

lecture will be called "Shakespeare and Life." The famous Jackson Jubilee Singers will give a prelude to the lec ture. In the evening the Jackson Jubilee Singers will give a concert which will bring the Chautaunua to a close. Robert heads this company, is hoad of (he music department of Western University, Kansas City, and is an organist of uote, In fact one of the greatest of his race. A male quar ismng Mrs. Tomllnson parents, Central Valley.

The Pareut-Teacher Association which was organized at the suggestion ot the league made an ex cellent report ot 'Its work duTlng the past year, to bring the Parent ami 'I earlier to a closer understanding. The association purchased many thing for the new High school, this seems llko worth-while organization consid ering the good work It has dono In the past. Harold Sutherland, ot Highland has beeu staying In Central Valley at the Ford Department store during the alwnre of H. D. rtl, who Is spending a short, va- Florida.

AMITY CHILDREN TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT I Dec. lie children I nC the Sunday school are rehears-1 tor an cntrrtalumoni to given December IS at m. in! Mho Prosbyturian churoli. This is i it each member of the Sunday mol may have a small gift. Personals.

Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Kdsail an nounce the birth of a on Thursday. November 1 Mr. aiid Mrs.

J. It. Feagles. Mrs. G.

Miller. Albert Miller and Harriet Miller were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

Howell The children ill meet to prac-' lice next Saturday nfternoon at at tho chtin-b. Sec Page 2 for other Five 1 News of Orange, Sullivan and Sussex County Communities farmer Bloomingburg Resident Dies at Saranac Vincent Mien, of Middle Hope, Saccambs lllnets Contracted Daring World War; Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

RedMd Celt-hates 46th Anniversary With Dinner Party BLOOMINGBURG, Dec Mrs. W. W. Van Inwegen, and sons, 'David and Birdsall and Miss Lucy motored to Middle Hope 'on1 Saturday to attend the funeral services of Vincent Bullen, who (lied last Wednesday at Saranac Lake. Deceased was about 26 and was a son'of Kev.

and Mrs. Samuel Bullen, and all were, former residents. Kev. Bulien was tne pastor of the local E. church about 13 years ago.

"During the World War, Mr. Bullen was a member of the U. S. Navy, and contracted a lingering: illness which made his residence at Saranac Lake imperative, and which eventually caused his death. He was well and favorably known here.

He is survived by his widow, parents and two brothers. Sen-ices were held in the Mid dle Hope 31. E. church, and the burial followed in Cedar Hill tery; north of Newburgh. Bullen family are now residents of Compensafi The schedule for December of John J.

Burns, "of Monticello, referee in Workmen's Compensation, has. just been made public by the State Department of Labor, under which the compensation functions. It 'oree Burns will hear cases as follows. December 8, Middletown, 9:30 a. December 9, Monticello, 9:30 a.

Liberty, 2 p. December 17, Port Jen-is, December 20, Middletown, December- 30, Monticello, Liberty 2 p. m. "1 George H. Barrett visited Sunday afternoon at the home of his eousin, Charles Andrews, near Cir-cleville.

"Under Sheriff George Darling of Monticello, was in town Saturday afternoon, on official business. Celebrate Weddinjr Anniversary On Sunday a family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Iiedfield at High View, The dinner was held in honor of the 4Gth wedding anniversary of the couple who married November 26, 1879.

The dinner was held Sunday in order that all members of the family could be present. Mr. and Mrs. Redfield were married at the Gowdey Homestead on North street by Rev. George Ly-decker, a former aster of the local Reformed church in the presence of 60 guests.

Of these but 12 are living today, Mrs. Redfield was a daughter of the late Mr. and James Coleman Uowuey, road between Deposit on route 17, has been completed and one side is now open for traffic. It is expected the entire road will soon be ready to be used. Tt is 8.6 miles in length.

The road has been closed ever since early in the summer, and it was necessary for autoists to use a ten mile detour over a mountain and several bad accidents occurred in which one person was killed. Mrs. Emma D. Kinne has returned from Tenefly, N. where she spent several days last week visitinir at the home of her uncle, George C.

Redfield, a former resident of High View. David Nash received word Friday that he had another which was' born Thursday, morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Nash, of New York city.

Harry Smith, of New York city, spent several day3 here last week at the home of Virgil Godfrey. Mr. Smith was here on a hunting trip. A well attendee meeting oi tne Modern Woodmen of America was held in the Hall Friday night. Miss Edythe Bell spent several days last week at the -home of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis J. Bell in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs.

James Meiklejohn who are spending the -winter in Middletown, were visitors at their High View home- over the Joe Cuomo eame up from New -rk city to spend ine week-end Basketball games Despite tha disagreeable Friday night, a good-sized crowd gathered at the Memorial Hall to witness the basketball fames between the and girls' teams from the Otisville and local high schools. The game between the girls' teams resulted in an easy victory for the visitors, the score being Ml. However, it was a different story when the boys' teams clashed. The home boys played a fast game and outplayed their at all points of the game. The final result was Bloomingburg, 13, Otis-ville 1.

The home line-ups were: girls' team: M. Gorman and F. Taylor, guards; C. Crane, center; H. Crane, side center, and M.

Robbins and M. Noxon, forwards; Lila Murray, sub. Boys' team: S. Van Inwegen and K. Godfrey, guards; R.

Owen, center; E. Connell and L. Hawkins, forwards; C. Ennis, sub. Referee, Elmer Scott; time keep- cr, Griffin.

Dancing followed the games, the music beinir furnished by an or-i chestra from Middletown. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS NOTES Many Entertained Over Thanksgiving Holidays SUSSEX, N. Dec. Mr. aud Mrs.

Bert Pellet and son, Charles, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mr3. Harvey near Beemervllle. Mrs. Sallie Dunn, of Ithaca and sister, Mrs.

Mary Stoll. of Unionville were callers Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B.

Dunn. Mis3 Ethel Hill, of Northfield, spent her Thanksgiving vacation at the home of lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mill. Janies Role-son.

ot Pompton Plains, visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anson De-witt. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Dunn and family attended a re-union Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Lang at Franklin, there being 28 present. Beside the Lang farailv others to enjoy the day were: Mr. and Mrs.

M. F. Goldsmith, of Newton: Mr. and Mrs. James Goldsmith and one of the family uiiahie to be present.

Besides being a Thanks giving Teunioa. thfe. -52nd wedding; anniversary ot Mr. and ittrs. ooiu-smith was also celebrated.

The American Food Company has discontinued its store at. Sus sex. The remainder' of the stock and equipment is packed, ready for removal the first of this week ti the branch stores iu Newton act Dover. Nevia Cutlin delivered i special, sermon to the Jr. O.

U. A. M. Sunday evening in the M. E.

Church. The annual. Junior Prom of the Sussex High School was held In Grunge Hall, Wednesdi Music was furnished by the Lehigh Six ot Lehigh University. The patronesses were:" Mrs. Mabel Hay-ward.

Mrs. George R. Decker, Mrs. Henry Havens, Mrs. Leo Pinkel, Mrs.

H. J. Harp, Mrs. Ralph Deck er. Mrs, Kalph Adams, Jlrs.

Ford Margarum and Mrs. Anson. Dewltt. John Reed spent his Thanksgiv ing vacation at Unionville. The first publication of the Hill Top Breeze, for the term 1925- published by the students of Suss-wc High School, was issued Wednesday of last week.

The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Struble, who has been seriously ill of pneumonia is much improved. Peter Hawkinson. who has been manager ot the American Food Company's store, at Sussex, since the illness of S.

S. Clive. spent Thanksgiving Day at his home in Hackettstown. Mrs. Jack Westoff, of Franklin, visited "last week with, her mother, Mrs.

Emma; Sprague, ot this town. Mr. and Mrs, George McNalr spent Thanksgiving with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth McNair, of Netcong. Miss Dorothy EdsalL who is attending a college in New Brunswick, spent her Thanksgiving holidays at home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Edsall. Miss Hilda McCoy, assistant Instructor in a physical training school In Newark, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy over the holidays.

D. S. Haggerty, In company with others, is spending a week deer huntlng.in Pike County, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

Ford Margarum and family were entertained Thanksgiving Day at the home of the latter parents. Dr. and Mrs. S. K.

Robertson, ot Maplewood. Miss Olive Lowe, of Elmlra College, spent the Thanksgiving holi days with her" parents, Dr. aaifj Mrs. I. B.

Lowe, on Bank street. Mr. and Mrs! Claude L. Pinkel were entertained Thanksgiving Day at the home or Mrs. Plnkel'a parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Geist of Reading, Pa. Mr. aud Mrs. Clarksoh Potter entertained on Thanksgiving Day-Mr.

and Mrs. C. Seward ot New POULTRY TEAM TO REPRESENT COUNTY G. D. Musser, Junior Extension.

Agent of Orange County, will take a poultry judging team to Ithaca to represent Orange County at the poultry production show to be held in connection with the College of Agriculture at Cornel! University. The team will be composed of three members; Sam Ayers of Warwick, Ray Houston of Bellvale; and John La Rue of Slate Hill. The judging of poultry' will be held on the afternoon of. Wednesday, December enjoyed the social limes alter ihs business part of each meeting. At tlio nest regular meeting.

December 11 the electlou of officers wiil be held aud a large attendaucc is desired. Personals G. W. Evans, Mrs. Dubois and Miss Relyea started for the south Monday.

They will go Jacksonville and theu to a plac inland to spend the winter. Archie Owens is making extei sive improvements to his garage. Earl Matthews wa3 in New York one day recently. Miss Irma Bell spent the week end at her home with parents, Mr. and' Mrs-.

James Bell. Dr. Ralph Crawford and famil; spent the week-end with Mr. am Mrs. James Crawford.

Alton Martin is apending-a wee! In Brooklyn. Mias Yelue Rosencrans starled Saturday morning to visit her friend. Mrs. WllUam Kohler at Col-teire Point. L.

I. H. B. Seaman and family spent Sunday in Washingtonville. Thomas Dougan Is building house for Clark Brothers on their farm at Thompson Ridge.

Mrs. Thomas Dunn, of this lags, left Saturday for her now home in Poughkeepsle. Albert Cox has moved into house owned by Mrs. across from the feed store. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel" Ferguson entertained a number Of their friends at their home ne village last Friday evening. A great many from this place attended the Elks Circus in Middletown Saturday night. Mr. and C.

Detch and family Bpent Saturday iu New-burgh. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox spent Thanksgiving In Middletown with Mr. Cox's sister, Mrs.

Mapes. Charles Nagy and Richard Web er recently returned from New York where Mr. Nagy was called to attend the funeral of his father Arthur Lane, of Middletown, was a caller in this villa-; last week. There was a large attendancf at the Ladles' Aid Society at Mrs. James Bell's Saturday afternoon and after the regular business was transacted, Mrs.

Bell and Miss Irma. Bell served refreshments and entertained with moving pictures. The M. E. Church and Sunday School are busy making arrangements for tholr Christmas entertainment.

PERSONAL HEWS OF OTISVILLE Paltz, N. and their Miss Elizabeth, who Is attending! college at New London, Conn. I 1 lss Tho firomon hnM i Laruey, who left this village benefit danc0 in tho new barn of J. Keller, near Woodhourne I this evening. Dancing from 9 p.

Plul- SuUeo m. until a. hl Music will be fur- nished by Estwlck's orchestra, of Newton. There will also be a refreshment stand. A number of tickets have already beeu sold.

Ido iu New a View H. Friday mo CHAUTAUQUA!" ENDS SATURDAY AT OTISVILLEh Concluding Per formance NTRAL VALLEY I CENTRA: NEWS OF VALI.K Dec. 1 Ford, both cf Central Valley, will moto; Florida. TUcy intern! to star: December S. Richard Haylock.

formerly Newburgh aud now living iu New-i i burgh, visited in Cent nil Valley al to I eatare of Contt.al Vall rge Stevens, local young fl i with the Westiusrliouse Electric Company of Newark. N. visited afternoon and evening perfor- MONTCOMERY NEWS BUDGET M. £. Ladies' Aid to Give Pity Firemen to Nominate MONTGOMERY, Dec.

Mr. William Lieff, of this vil lage have announced the marriage of their daughter, I.Iiss Manidh Lieff, to Kenneth Kelly; son of Mr. and Aionzo Kelly of New'-burgh. The ceremony was in the rectory of St Roman Catholic church there by the pastor, the Pvev. Father Jp'rm F.

CJuinn. The attendants were. Miss Florence Rider of Brewster a Jay Arnold Lipsctt of Wall-kill. The bride is well known in. illage and the bride groom jloved bv Edward Dewitt as driver of his bakery delivery car.

The couple will reside temporarily the nome of the brides par-Prayer at McMurtrie Home The cottage prayer meeting of M. E. Church will be held oh mrsdav evening at 7.30 in the of Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Mc-urtrie, Union street. Personals and other Mention Sunday December 6 is Interna tional golden Tale Sunday when all people of all creeds are asked lake selt denials in their meals send contributions to the Near Fast Reicf suffering humanity. While the runabout of Stanley Scacord of near this village was parked outside the home of Mrs. Mary Burnett on the Bullville state 1 last Fnday evening with the engine rmuiing it in some way jarred the emergency brake off, and tlio machine with out a driver headed for Chares A.

Burnett's barn about 100 feet away. The car kept a straight course and hit one of the barn doors of the barn both the door and car considerably. The car was towed to the Riverside Garage on Saturday morning for repairs. Charles B. urabtree, a memncr of the firm of William Crabtree and son, has gone to Virginia, here he will spend a vacation shooting wild turkeys and other game.

Ralph Broas is erecting a two- story cow barn and hen house on the rear of his property, the Unit story being partly under ground. D. A. Shafer, Jr. of this village journeyed to near Philadephia, Pa.

with two of his trucks the past week and moved the household effects of Mrs. James France to this village. Mrs. France has rented the newly remodeled house of Mr. Shafer nc.it to his own home on Union street and will make her home there in the furture.

Virgil Terry, while riidng on the handle bars of a bicycle ridden by Nicholas Santoro on Saturday Mrs. Jot Smith bad gash in Ms knee cap when Santoro lost control of the wheel and they ran into the truck of Arthur Roos on Clinton trcet. Tcrrv was taken to the of fice of Dr. A. E.

Kyte, who closed nd with three stitches. On Wednesday at 2.30 o'clock-there will be a joint meeting of Women's Missionary and Aid Societies at the home of Mrs. C. D. Wait on Wallkill avenue.

Women arc requested to return birthday bags at this meeting. There will be a dime social on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. C. McMurtrie on Union street from 2 to 5.

This social is given for the Ladies Aid Society of the Si. E. Church. The women of the Presbyterian Church are planning to hold a sewing bee social at the Presbyterian' mausc ir, this village on Wednesday from 2 to 5. The first two games of basket ball to be played by the Montgomery High.

School boys and girls played in tne ,1 I i Halt in this village on last Frid: lllC when their oDPOlien wcro boys and girls team of 1LET A CLASSIFIED AD IN THIS NEWSPAPER SPEAK FOR -By Wm. Robertson and Tom oley ninffburor girls were succ iful, defeating the local girls Ifl-U 'The Montgomery boys were success iful ii; their gamo defeating the Binnmingburg boys 26 to jnrxt game to be plsyeil by the teams will be on Friday evening December 4 when the local wiil have as their tho bovs and itirls teams of tha Cornwall High School. The Ladies Aid Society of ths M. K. Church will give two hotr.ci juilcnt plays on Wednesday evcniiv; at 8 p.

m. entitled "Those Husbam's io: Ours" The cast of characters sey. Mrs. Miss Louise Helm Mrs. Shaw Mrs.

Joseph Wade Mrs. Whit? Miss Bertha Van Buskirk. Mrs. Green Miss Ruth Han-on Mrs. Black Mrs.

Earl Osborne Tiu second play will be given by three boys entitled "The Sausage" -The cast of characters arc. Woodcutter Jolm Overhisor. His wife Kobcrt Osterhont -Oil mar. Vincent Sullivan. Wallkill Kngine and Hose Co.

No. 2 of this village will hold their nest regular meeting in the Municipial PuiMir.c Weduosvlav evening at which time officers for tho cortin? year will bo nominated. A full at-teivhtuv of mombcrs is desired..