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ITHACA JOURNAL-NEWS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 1921. NINE top I NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS Mrs. Sarah Bower, 90, Victim of Paralysis Lansing Station, Dec. 29. The Y.P.B.

New Year's party will be held in Bushe's Hall on Thursday evening, December 29, instead of Friday, as had been announced. All the members and their families are cordially invited. There was a Christmas tree In the schoolbouse here last Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Mastln and son, Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fenner and children were entertained Christmas Day by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worsell.

Mr. and Mrs. Norrla an Why of Reconstruction Home Remembered; 16 Given At Community Tree Danby, Dec. 29. Mr.

and "Mrs. Agustus Alberger were dinner guestn of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, Monday. The Monday Club held ft meeting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Baylor, Monday evening. The Christmas tree and exercises held at the Town Hall Saturday evening were well attended. The offering taken for the Reconstruction Home for Infantile Paralysis at Ithaca amounted to $16. About 50 basketB especially prepared for the the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

Claude Reniff, Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reniff entertained their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fi A. Begent, and brother, Allen Begent of Groton, Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carr and child of Cortland were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Adelbert Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitlock of Brookton spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. H. Maricle. Mrs.

Edward Tpmlinson returned from the sanitarium at Alton, last week. Mrs. E. H. Rogers Bpent several days at Christmas time at the home of her son, E.

A. Rogers, in Ithaca. George Green left Monday night for Allentown, to attend a meeting of the Railroad Telegraphers' Union. Mrs. Luther Goodrich of West Medford, came Tuesday to spend the vacation with her aunt, Mrs.

Rowley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crandall en Two Accidents at Mill Thursday; Owner and Leon Roberts Injured Candor, Dec. 29 Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Arnold are entertaining Mr. Arnold's mother, Mrs. Harriett Arnold of Deposit. Mrs.

Philip Krohn who has been quite ill is improving slowly. Clifford Hull of New York, Is spending the holidays at his home here. Theodore Holmes had the misfortune to break an arm last Thursday morning while putting a belt on a moving pulley In his gristmill. The same day Leon Roberts, who was employed In the mill, fell from a platform while loading grain in a wagon, breaking both bones in his ankle. Mrs.

Lusetta Roe entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Warner and sisters Helen and Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. Manley Strong and 1 I BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR AIRDRY VIEWINGR0T0N Present Force of Employes Will Soon Be Greatly Increased, Management Says Many Big Concerns Already Using the Electric Towel.

Groton, Dec. 29. Comparatively few people are aware of the existence of a new enterprise in Groton, that by reason of its product is destined to grow and become a large and successful corporation. I refer to the Alrdry Corporation, which has designed, patented and is making and selling machines electrically operated to take the place of towels in drying the face and hands. An opportunity was recently presented your correspondent to visit the plant of the Alrdry Corporation and to note the various operations that are Tequlred to manufacture these machines.

The plant is located on Main street in what is known as the Bridge Company building with floor space of 30,000 square feet, only part of which Is now occupied. At present 35 hands are employed, and within a short time this force will be greatly increased, the management stated. Vi a ortrnnrof rr fx a 0 ttt oil on 11 fnnoH New Year's Supper At Hall Saturday; For Pastor vTillseyvIlle, Dec. 29. The usual New Year's supper will be held in the hall Saturday evening, December 31.

It Is hoped there will be a large attendance, as the proceeds are to be a donation for the minister, Rev. Ernest Magar. The Christmas exercises and tree Saturday evening were much enjoyed by everyone present. The drills and pantomimes by the school showed the careful preparations made by the pupils and teachers. The children of the place were made happy by the generous gift of oranges from our new merchant, Frank Birdsall.

Ray Manning and wife of Levitts-burg, Ohio, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning. Mrs. Ella Benedict and children of Ithaca visited here from Fridayuntil Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cook fenter-tained Rev. Magar and family Sunday. R.

S. Strong and wife entertained over Christmas Miss Nellie Merrill of Elmlra, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Head, their son, Leland and wife of McCon-nellsville; Harry Strong and family of Syracuse; also Miss Nellie Strong, who is home for a vacation from her school on Long Island, and Miss Ra-mona, who iseachlng In Candor. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Dykeman had as guests their daughter and husband of Elmlra. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stevens entertained on Monday, Frank Powers and family of Binghamton.

Leslie Stevens and wife of Ithaca, Clinton Stevens and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stevens, Frank Manning and family of this place. Mrs. George Van Kleeck visited and L.

J. Conger, secretary. Many Groton people are identified in this company as stockholders, as well as people in Ithaca, Cortland, Elm Ira and New York city. Announce Engagement; Chicken Pie Dinner At Church New Years Trumansburg, Dec. 29.

At an informal party held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Hymes, announcement was made of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gyda M. Hymes, to Frank Tuni-son, also of Trumansburg.

Miss A. Hermione Biggs of Dobbs Ferry and Mrs. O. G. Noble of Northampton, are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. Biggs. The Misses Louise, Nancy and Estelle Stone of Rochester are home for the holidays.

Miss Marion Shaw of Ithaca is spending the holiday vacation at her home here. Mrs. Aden Horton of Geneva is In town, called here by the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. M. H.

Smith. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church will serve their annual chicken pie dinner on January 2, in thechurch parlors. Miss Blanche Holman of Elmlra College Is at her home here for the holiday vacation. New Pastor Arrives; Grange Dance Success Enfield Center, Dec. 29.

Rev. Mr. Stebbins has arrived in this place and will begin his pastorate at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morning. Peter Garofalo is spending his vacation at his home In Waterloo. Mrs.

Clawson of Binghamton spent the week-end at the home of Rev. E. H. Peterson. Seth Teeter and family of Hornell Bpent Christmas at the home of Mr.

Teeter's father in this place. Leon Beardsley of Cornell Is spending his holiday vacation at his home in this place. Mrs. Abbie Noble entertained her children and their families at her home Monday. Mrs.

McConnell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Leonard. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Fred McFall, Wednesday, January 4. Dinner will be served. Rev.

Frank Trotter, formerly of Kansas, preached at the Baptist Church last Sunday morning. The grange dance held last Tuesday evening was well attended. Mrs. Sarah Gray of Ithaca is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bock.

Miss Ethel Miller of Ithaca is visiting Mrs. Mina Ross. Berta Updike is ill with grip. Mrs. Jane Martin is very sick with pneumonia.

Warren Rumsey who was taken to the City Hospital last week with pneumonia, is much improved. Miss Lucy Bell, who attends school in Rochester, is home, spending her Christmas vacation. j. i iic vui uitti(vii vii AAjf implant where the machines are made, i A consisting of foundry and machine II shon. enamelinc ovens erlndinc and I I polishing rooms, assemblyine rooms daughter Nlta for Christmas.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moree of Groton, E. A. Moree of New York, and Mr.

and Mrs. John H. WTieeler were the Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perkem and Mrs.

Alice Moree. Merton Turk of Johnson City, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Turk and daughter Catherine were guests of their mother Mrs. C.

B. Turk Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Knapp entertained Mr. and Mrs. Horace Knapp Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Orlan Jennings of Syracuse are visiting Mrs. Jennings' Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jennings.

Prof. S. K. Marsh of Panama Is spending the holidays with his family here. Mr.

and rMs. Lionel Stevens and. son Carl of New Jersey spent Christmas with Mrs. Stevens' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Beebe. DRYDEN Dryden, Dec. 29. The Literary Club held an anniversary supper with Mrs.

Dora'Mosso, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Burr entertained friends at a dinner Wednesday The Fortnightly Club enjoyed "guest night" with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Weyant, Friday evening of this week.

Members of the Needle Club hold a New Year's eve party at Mrs. Charles Stowe's, each taking a guest. While skiing Tuesday morning Frederick Hlnes fractured his atikle. He was taken to the Cortland Hospital for an X-ray. Frank Bronk of Hudson Falls Is in town.

Charles Hilton of Philadelphia is spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hilton of. West Main street. Walter Hunt of Albany Is spending a week with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Hunt. Among those home for the holidays were: George Monroe of Tona-wanda, Chester and Saunders Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox, Z.

B. Lormore and Fred Lampman of Syracuse, Clinton Burllngame 'of Marion, N. Harold Strong of Cortland. Misses Florence Goodrich, Doris Fellows, Adelia and Allene Mosso, Mabel Fox of Ithaca. Gertrude Rice of Canaioharie, Florence and Ruth Burr of Ticonderoga, Maud Pratt of Niagara Falls, Marion Gris-wold and Helen Hutchlngs of Groton.

Miss Ruth Wilson of New York and shipping department, and also an Inspection department where all switches and motors are examined before shipping. Also a well organized corporation for carrying on the business, which Is increasing rapidly. Description of Machine. The Alrdry, or electrical towel, as it is sometimes called, consists of a white enamel base, pedestal, front and back case which contains an electric motor, powerful fan, switch, nickel horn case, electrical heating device, auu iiic vaiiuua wuc cujiucliuuB. lilts ittlmachine is operated by stepping upon la, peaai at me uase or tne machine hcre' ng me moior wnicn revolves tne ran at the rate of 7,200 revolutions a minute, throwing through the horn a large volume of warm air that has been heated by passing over electric wires.

The action of the warm air thrown forward through the horn of the machine quickly evaporates the water from the hands and face, drying them perfectly in less than 30 Beconds. The Alrdry business was brought here several years ago and it was in Groton that the machine was really perfected. Here it seems we have men of unusual ability, courage and vision, as is evidenced by the wonderful growth and success of the Corona Typewriter Company. Started about 10 years ago the Corona Company hae built up a business of world-wide expansion an! mounting to several millions of dollars in annual sales, and eivinff employment to about 800 people. The Alrdry Corporation was ks.

funded and is being operated and tnanaged by some of the same people that are identified with the Corona Company, and it is confidently believed that the. same splendid success that attended the Corona Company will be duplicated by the Airdry Corporation. Many Satisfied Customers. While visiting the Airdry office the manager, M. D.

J. Watrous, disclosed to me a long list of customers and users of the electric towel and among them were nearly every bank and trust company and department store in Boston, among the latter being the Jordan-Marsh Company, Filene's, Gil-christs and Chandlers; also Harvard University and the Boston Maine Railroad office, each using from 10 to 65 machines each; also the Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford, who are using 180 machines. sick and elderly people of the community were distributed. Santa Claus brought Mrs. Santa with him to assist in making all the children happy with presents and candy.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce entertained at a family dinner Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Havilla Tuthlll spent Christmas Day with their son, George Tuthill at Ithaca, and were guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Glbert Ranney, also of Ithaca. Mrs. Charles Ross and children of Myers spent several days with Mrs.

Willis Hall and Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Paling. Mr. and Mrs. William Judson, Elizabeth and Edward Judson were entertained by Mr.

and Mrs. James Clark at Ithaca, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Green, Luella and Clifford Green attended a family dinner party at Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy's at Ithaca. Christmas Day. Mr. and Vorhls and son Dewaln were dtnner guests at Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Vorhls', Monday. Rev. B. Frank Tobey's topic for Sunday, January 1.

will be: "Heart Echoes a New Year Meditation." Text. St. Matthew 7:2, All are most cordially Invited. Funlny school at 12:15. The evening service will be held In the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hodges entertained at a dinner party Christmas Day. ThJV Epworth League will hold an optical social Friday evening In the church parlors. You may get new eyes for the new year.

SOUTH DANBY South Danby, Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Hill attended the community Christmas tree at Danby, Saturday evening. Mrs. Olin Larue and son, Fred, and Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Larue and daughter, Agnes, spent Christmas at Claud Larue's home at Ithaca. Theodore Turk is visiting his mother at Ithaca. Ruth Hill, Elizabeth Miller. Norma Cummlngs and Alma Tyler all had Christmas exercises and trees at their respective schools. Ray Manning and wife of Ohio are spending two weeks with their parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning. Fred Hill attended church at Ithaca, Sunday night. WInfield Van de Bogert and granddaughter, Emma, are in Niagara Falls, visitine Lerov Van de Bogert.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hill spent Christmas at Clyde Howell's home at Spencer. The Misses Ada and Ona Reed are spending their vacation with their mother. Mrs.

Emma Reed. Elizabeth Miller Is at her home at Hornbrook, Pa. Norma Cummlngs entertained Miss Berenice Swan of Spencer part of last week. Beulah and Augusta Scott were home over the week-end. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ron and two children of Myers are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Poling. MORRIS CHAPEL Morris Chapel.

Dec. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Vandemark spent Christina with Mr.

and Mrs. William Logan. George Schutt Is 111 with grip. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Bogart of Ithaca spent Christmas with Mrs. Bogart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. O.

Manning. Harold Fowler, Earl and Wortha Benjamin of Johnson City spent Mon-. day in this place. Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Dorn entertained Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett and son of West Hill, Mr.

and Mrs. S. II. Giles and son. Mr.

and Mrs. Deforest Lillibridge and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dorn and children and F. W.

Tozer and his mother of this place. The Christmas supper and entertainment held at the church was well attended. The offering received for the Children's Home near Binghamton was $10.50. Mrs. Minnie Graves of Brookton spent Tuesday with Mrs.

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Advertisement. Good Prices for TIES being paid by Lehigh Valley Railroad For particulars address II. J. McQuade, Purchasing Agent, lit Liberty New York City. Pittston, spent Christmas witb their father, C.

H. Van Why, at home of Luther Bower. Lawrence Mastln, who attends Ithaca High School, returned Thursday night to 6pend hi3 Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mastln.

Miss Velma Ludlow Is spending a few days with Miss Ethel Hoover of Ludlowville. William Bethel was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Van Etten of Ithaca, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Woolley are spending the week with Mrs. Woolley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Messer of Searsburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dickerson and grandson, Clifford, were entertained on Christmas Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Dates.

Mrs. Dallas King 6pent Tuesday with Mrs. Henry Bower. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Woolley and daughter, Doris, spent Christmas with Mrs. mother, Mrs. Rachel Van Auken of Ludlowville. Mrs. Sarah Bower, aged 90 years, died Monday at her home here.

Mrs. Bower suffered a stroke of paralysis a week aKO. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. William Hall of Ludlowville and Miss Anna Bower, who lived with her, and one son. Le Roy Bower; also five grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.

The funeral was held today at 2 P.M. from the home, the Rev. A. A. Anderson officiating.

Burial was made in Pine Grove Cemetery at Ludlowville. BETHEL GROVS Bethel Grove, Dec. 28. The entertainment and Christmas tree held at the schoolhouse Friday afternoon was a decided success. The school will reopen January 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grover, Mrs. Sarah Richards and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank German were guests at a roast pig dinner with the Grover brothers and family Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hungerford were callers in this place Christmas day. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Emery and their two small daughters were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Liddington. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Kirk and their three children and Mrs. Nellie Kirk and son, George, of Forest Home were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rlghtmyer and family.

Master Russell Marlon is suffering with rheumatism and has been out of school three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marion of the Five Mile Drive, Ithaca, entertained at dinner Sunday: Dewitt Marion, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Baker and son, Dewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Marlon and their five children. Mr. and Mrs.

V. B. Blatchley and their two sons spent Christmas with Mrs. Blatchley's parents who live near Keuka Lake. Mrs.

Sarah Richards is spending several weeks with her niece, Mrs. Edith Graves and family, in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Jennings are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Smith of Dayton, and Clair Smith. Ellison and Clair Smith are sons of Mrs.

Jennings. CODDINGTON ROAD Coddington Road. Dec. 28. The Home Bureau will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs.

Qeorge utter Thursday afternoon, December 29. Mrs. C. J. Updyke has returned home, after spending a week with her father who is seriously 111 at the home of his daughter In Binghamton.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Augst entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Coonley and son of the Slaterville road and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson and family, Christmas day. Miss Gwendolyn Powell of Ithaca spent Christmas with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Powell. Miss Mary Adams of New York City is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams.

Several fox hunters with their dogs were In this vicinity hunting, Saturday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Matter and daughter Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Updyke and two daughters and Arthur and Leroy Updyke were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.

M. Updyke, Christmas. Miss Josephine Bryan and Leroy and William Updyke were guests of Miss Elizabeth Van Inwagen, Monday evening. Floyd Turk is drawing milk from the Coddington road for W. A.

Luce. CAROLINE Carolne, Dec. 29 William Northrope of Washington, D. has been spending, a few days with his uncle, C. N.

Earsley. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crispell and sons and Mrs. Alia Hildebrant.

spent Sunday at the home of James Crispell, at Slaterville Springs. Mrs. Norman Mix. who is In the City Hospital, is rapidly recovering. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Earsley and Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Deyo entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Groton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox and son William and Lewis Rich and family on Christmas day.

A. A. Sinskl and daughter Gertrude have been visiting relatives in New York City. Mr. -and Mrs.

Frank Martin entertained their daughters, Edna, Bertha and Mabel, and son Robert, over Christmas. Mabel Rich of Groton 1b spending a week at the home of her father, L. G. Rich. Eunice Hall and Doris and Carl Mc-Kensie of Berkshire High School, ase spending their vacation at their home Albert O.

Rich of Brookton is at his home in this place for a few days. Several from this place attended the funeral of Dr. W.C. Gallagher in the Slaterville Springs Monday. tertained Mr.

and Mrs. George Stevens and children, Mr. and Mrs. Huff and children and Mr. and Mrs.

John Salisbury on Monday. The Christmas tree and exercises at the school Friday afternoon were well rendered and 6howed good training. The Christmas tree was loaded with presents which took two young women a half hour to distribute. The following is the program of the exercises at the school Friday afternoon. Christmas carol by the school; "Santa Claus Is Coming," by John Alexander; "My Wish," by Alice Terrell; "The Evergreen Tree," by Jerome Fitts; "A New Idea," by Dorothy Ellis; "The Pleasantest Time," by Ruth Fitts; "Babies Stocking," by Rowena Huff; "The Best Pie," by Nathaniel Harris; "A Boy's Plan." by Morris Fitts; "If Santa Lived in a Shoe," by Doris Barber; "Poor Santa Claus," by Phlland Lewis; "How Dollle Spoke," by Blanche Yaples; solo by Helen Trapp; "The Christmas Tree," by Maurice Tomlinson; "A Christmas Wish," by Leonard Green; "Two Little Stockings." by Elizabeth Willis; "Ha.k, the Herald Angels Sing," by the school; "Christmas Hymn," by Louise Lewis and Dorothy Fowler; "Gest 'Fore Christmas," an an impersonation; "Jolly Santa Claus." a song by Edith Howe; play: "Little Wulff's Christmas Gifts," by Dorothy Fowler; "Santa Comes into His Own," dialogue by the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th grades; "Annie's and Melie's Prayer," recitation by Margaret Mc-Kinney; the play, "Ruggless Bird's Christmas Carol," by the High School.

SLATERVILLE SPRINGS Slaterville Springs, Dec. 29. Miss Margaret Slater of Ithaca spent Christmas with her aunt, Mrs. A. C.

Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. M. N.

May of Scran-ton visited their daughter, Mrs. WT. A. Page, and family oveV Crhistmas. Mrs.

Carey Card, Misses Mildred and Cecile Card, Clarence Card of Ithaca; Mr. and Mrs. John Lacy of Richford, Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Chat-field and their two children, Franklin and Mary, spent Christmas at D. A. Chatfield's home. Be sure and eat chicken pie at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Monday, January 2, at 12 p.

m. Eva and Florence Hulslander of Cortland, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hulslander, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hulslan- del spent Christ, with their .1 Tt ents, Eugene Hulslander. Hazel Root of Ithaca spent Christmas with her parent, Dr. W. W. Root.

A daughter was born November 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Delong. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Way and their two little girls spent Christmas in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Will Leynen of Ithaca spent Monday at Albert Way's. F.

A. Abbey has installed electric lights in his home. Mrs. O. D.

Mulks of Ithaca spent Christmas at the home of J. B. Mid-daugh. Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Roberson left Sunday night for California and expect to sail on the Niagara January 13 to spend a year in Australia, Mr. Roberson's old home. Mrs.

Martha Tanner of Ithaca spent Christmas with her aunt, Mrs. Shoemaker. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Peck entertained on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Speed were guests of Mrs. O. D. Walker from Wednesday until Thursday night. Miss Helen Leonard of Ithaca has been visiting her mother, Mrs.

Elverna Leonard. Rodney Gallagher of Albany, Ronald of Buffalo, Richard and Russell of Syracuse were here the first of the week to attend the funeral of their grandfather, Dr. W. Gallagher. Eddie Wright entertained a party of his high school friends Tuesday night.

Delicious refreshments were served and a good time enjoyed by all. Miss Theda Sanbrow of Cortland is spending a few days at Mrs. W. C. Gallagher's.

Miss Dorothy Middaugh was taken to the Ithaca Hospital yesterday for an operation for appendicitis. INTERLAKEN Interlaken, Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs.

James K. Wheeler left Friday evening for BostonT where they will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Mott. Howard Detro Is home from Syracuse for the holidays.

Charles Wiggins returned home Thursday from the Ithaca Hospital. Thomas Bassett is home for several days. Miss Mabel Grove is home from Rochester. Dr. and Mrs.

Bradford Shepson and daughter of Corning are spending some time with his mother, Mrs. H. B. Shepson. Paul Springe- is home from Cornell for the holidays.

The Eastern Stars will hold a military whist Friday evening, December 30, at Masonic Hall. Mrs. Fred felsch of New York City Is visiting her mother, Mrs. James Lester. DeMrlch Towne of Utica is visiting at H.

C. Case's. Miss Mildred Gray of Syracuse is visiting at L. P. Detro's.

Miss Charlotte Strong Is home from Syracuse, Clara Starrett from Binghamton, Marian Darrow from Ithaca and Marie Mallory from Albany. Mrs. Frsd Hewitt and daughter of Granville are visiting Mrs. F. R.

Usher, rom Monday until Wednesday with her brother and family in Trumansburg. Fine Program and Tree Enjoyed By Community McLean, Dec. 29. It was 12 be low zero here Monday morning. The U-Go: I-Go Club held an all- day meeting at the home of Mrs.

Terrell last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Youmans and family spent Christmas in Cortland with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Elwyn Clark. At the last meeting of the Home Bureau Miss Vera McCrea gave a very interesting talk on her trip to Atlanta. Not being able to heat the rooms, It was decided to hold the meetings during the winter at the members' houses, and the first meeting will be held January 5 with Mrs. George Fitts and will be an all-day meeting with tureen dinner. Miss McCrea will be present and officers will be elected.

The community exercises held by the Sunday schools Saturday night included a Christmas boat which was nicely decorated and filled with presents for everybody. The program given by the children was well rendered and greatly enjoyed. The cantata, "The Star of Bethlehem," which was given by the community choir Sunday evening, was one of the most pleasing entertainments given here in a long time. Mr. and Mrs.

Arland Atchison of Cleveland, came Sunday to spend their Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steele, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Locke gave a Christmas dinner on Monday to their children and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cashman and daughter spent a few days at Christmas time with their mother in Endi-cott. Miss Catherine Peck is home from Syracuse school for the Christmas vacation.

Mrs. Helen Pickens is home from Binghamton and will spend the vacation week here. H. E. Phelps has sold his house and lot here to Walter Tomlinson, who has possession January 1.

There will be an open meeting of the Grange January 3 and a prominent speaker will be present. Everyone is invited. Miss Myrtie Tarbell and Mrs. Harold Gillette and child of Binghamton are home for the Christmas vacation. Andrew Lamberson, who lives near Canastota, left for his home Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tarbell, Miss Myrtie Tarbell, Mrs.

Harold Gillette and child and Miss Alice Townley spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tarbell of Cortland. Miss McMann left for her home in Brushton Friday night and Professor and Mrs. Ensign left for their home in Cazenovia Saturday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuller and Mrs. Mary Baldwin left for Logan, last Friday to spend two weeks with their daughter and sister, Mrs. E.

A. Gutliph. Mrs. M. C.

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N. and daughters. Miss Leila of Buffalo and Jessie of Ithaca, were guests at U. l. Bartholomew's, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hines entertained 20 relatives and friends at a Christmas dinner, Monday.

Mrs. E. J- Goddard of Cortland suffered a slight stroke at the home of her niece, Mrs. Charles Stowe. Sunday.

She is recovering and expects to return home Sunday. William MalHson, Mrs. R. M. Wst, Mrs.

Mary Griffin, son Russel, and daughter Gladys spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mills at Free-ville. Mr. and Mrs.

R. F. Chappius entertained their children and families at dinner, Monday. Mrs. G.

M. Rockwell entertained a few ladies at tea, Tuesday evening. The Caserole Club met with Mrs. A. D.

Burlingame for a roast pork dinner, Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butts motored to Corning Saturday, spending the day with relatives, returning home that evening. The Rebekah Lodge will hold a bake sale at the temple Saturday afternoon, December 31, the proceeds to go toward the "Home" Fund. Miss Isabelle Atchison spent the first of the week with Nellie Heffron on the Virgil road.

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dctwjit COVERT Covert, Dec. 27. Miss Florence Harmon of Geneseo is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Harmon. Mrs. Byard Batty and her daughter, Cora Belle of Townsendville are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Robert Dawson.

Miss Clara Wilcox of Elmhurst, L. is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Lucy P. Wilcox. Mr.

and Mrs. Sanford Drew are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Harley Eeyette and family of Auburn. Miss Blanche Holton of Trumansburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Byard Batty and their daughter, Cora Belle, of Townsendville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and their son Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Dawson and their son, Wilbur, spent Christmas with Mrs.

Robert Dawson. Reginald Vlnlng spent the weekend in Ithaca with his father, E. W. Vining. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Patrick and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patrick. Rev.

and Mrs. W. J. Towers spent Christmas with Mrs. Martha Bond and family.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vining of Ithaca spent Monday with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Vining. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Dawson and their son Wilbur spent Monday with her mother, Mrs.

Susie Bogart of Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Messenger spent Christmas with Mr. Messenger's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Messenger. Mr. and Mrs. Philip ining spent Christmas with Mr.

and Mrs. George Dawson of Interlaken. ENFIELD VALLEY Enfield Valley, Dec. 29. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs. L. Laughlin, a son. Mrs. Clarence Rumsey entertained her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bowers, and her brothers and sisters on Christmas Day. The Grange dance was well attended. Ethel Miller of Ithaca is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D- L.

Ross. Mrs. Sara Grey of Ithaca is spending a week with her daughter. Mrs. Alice Rightmire and son and daughter of Trumansburg were the guests of Mrs.

Silas Hubbel Monday. Among those who spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Leonard were Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Rumsey, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hine, Mr. and Mrs. James Hine and Leta Hine.

Mr. and Mrs. Seth Teeter of Howell are the guests of Frank Teeter during the holidays. Lucy and Fanny Bell are spending a few davs with their parents. Mrs.

F. Stevenson entertained on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolce and II. S.

Stevenson and his family. Mrs. Libbie Tubbs and Dana Tubbs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Truax.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bock entertained their children Sunday. Bostwick's Corners school has one week's vacation. Enfield Grange Installs its officers Januarx J.0.

If Wh Plllpl kuc uuweis oi a uuss ui. cbuiu duals kti naout tne awrui taste ana nausea. Ask any druggist for a handy package of "Epsonade Salts," the wonderful discovery of the American Epsom Association. Even children gladly take V-Ad vertieentent..