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BROCKFORT, YORK, tfHtiRSDVtf, J 21,. I92o COtfSOLIDATip 'JUME 25. i j ^

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-MATRIMONY vHUBBELL-r-OSB0RNJE :

-Rebecca' E-.-^Miss^ The marriage of Osborne, daughter .'of-Mr. and*.,Mrs.

GEO. WILLIAMSON

l^~—->-- ' J ^ ' ^ H E ^ f * , ^ 1 Mi IN tGeorfee S. Osborne of Siiedraei^^ on a cojklCp F L O R I D A la-BUpJtHEu-* HLLCi- earIWrBubbefrof-<5hurehviIle, son of. :'-•% .. - - - — - - - ^ - - --:_* ;•--'"> " ,-|,aeap Rochester. Many Brockporters

CAUGHT IN RAiP

The huslne^\^cttpn.;was humming thik morning as raportfr Were coming! in frpm_all directions, regarding an

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PROVED ROADS

Jfefe-Kathryn Hubbell of Adams Basin, was soleninized Saturday at the- home of -the bride's' parents, the ceremony

G. WHITriEm^FItT*EIf44 IfEARS

'.fwefp reported present and it is said-paid the usual fine pMen-dellars. Api-cording to reporfs~%hich' are probably

U m P ^ o ^ g y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . Busines* A & M % I ^^gmm~Wm-mmr f r W t^wnl gpl^ t tv ofHEifr afiici -No i^jck oT; i t i t h B presence e f l J ^ n W g u e s f s . | . . t - J * : ^ n p p t n t : : S ^ ™ * Auto / A g a r ^ T r t a r i i r t ^ ^

den t . lttve«lment».

^Be^brtde^wl .lines HubbeUYwas gowned in French

'After three days' of fierce driving we f tfexe g t a d m see tfce-sun shining when

ij^ving'Yaldosfe—the gateway, as we ^^terin^te^F4oriaa~^W^ha;d^beejp^ broom was-attendeddjyrArthur- G. OS-j , ihatTtTwajsr finB-nmcla^nT^p^th^^lpr^ jjda line and Bo4t was,;, but, oh Jasper, when v.e dropped off the concrete we ... 9re-in-fof-4he.worstjdrivingjjf thp I

j-1%35- miles to i he center of St. Pete. ^^•Bfoniredr^ff'Hriust the. proper term because for the next 30 miles, i t was

.out of. one hole into*anpther. The 'route cards pay it is 30 jmiles from the .Jeorgja lhw$o White Springs but the day we came it was/just 32—the two extra miles can easily be accotinted for

hby^ distance traversed going into holes and getting out again. '* -.-If the first ones over the road eould

7hn*e~keptrastraight- path-it would no t v h a v e Veen quite so bad, but the ruts | _ l k r e not straighter than a* corkscrew »j»nd^Ja deepjwhen "once in one i t was -Hardgetting o u t . "'" '

.Salesman

Eighty years young, and still on the

borne, brother of the bride.

blue embriodered crepe and earried a shower bouquet of whjtte'roses. Miss „ - , . . . . „ -Hubbell wore orange. colored ; canton: j o b ™ Brocfcport's ever popular maga-crepe ami carried pmk roses. ~ T h e z i n < 3 m a n ' " is the r e c ( ) r a stained Fri-

- *- ' • day, January 15, tvheh George William-son of trtica* street •cele%rated hia, 80th

After February i5.Mr. and KIES, Hub- | * i r * d a y : ' - - ' •* „: " ;

hell will be a t home in-OhunUville.. -«3*e 4nr. passed, qoietty, with, the The' pre-nuptial events included a^su^- rou t ine M duOes. but the^gath-

kitchen showefYy?-Mrs: Miller and j e r i a S ^\axeB$ brought w%t\ it the Mrs. Short;: a v a r l e J y i B e f c M Mr. ^ r i v a l - ^ a ^ a r t y ^ a t ^ r i e n d f i I rom and Mrs. Fred Opiis.,,a variety shower j C h e s t e r **™& c°"*»& ^ . * c ° m " t-_ «._„ « ^ A Q^i*i, «„>» T v a n -mnanfl i plete surprise to Mr. "WilliainSQB.^A

fine dinner was - sery-ed by caterer Ebertshaw of Rochester after which an enjoyable time was spent listening to comSf recitations given by Mr. Williamson, who is a capable elecu-tionist. *

Among tbe many things Which Mt<j Williamson treasures a s feminisceiices of earlier days is a letter received from a friend, John 6- Whittier, poet, which" to 'Mr. "Willianison who had just given. a.WMttier„enter'taifii(>enXlt Marshaljown, Iowa, -was yrrittenr_on March 15, 1581, a t Oafe Knolls ienver.

re letter follows: Dear Friend Williamson

were present, t t ' i s also reported that S=^oe^ot t -"cot5k~wa^l t t^e i ring: at] the time, of the raid, which took place a t three 6'clock this morning.

• — • y - » - j ~ A ^ , • ,L

by Miss Maud Smith and Ivan Hill and! a variety shower by the Rebekans of Spencerport. • J

NEARLY CADGHf During the height of the excitement

of the recent worlds series games ,4n October between/the SSrasKlngton Sen ators "and t h e ^ F i t t s ^ g "JPlrates"a tall

„ iresldfint of Tampa who* had iust+-Blende r w o m a n a r e s s e 4 jp flack called i^been 6ver-«ie same road cquld n o t | a t the Qallagher-martoat->nd -at the l^rffsfgiffe-bowdherpeQPle of Florite :evej'i L e s t e i . d r y . g o o d g Btot^ m]ting p u t ?

put^np -with ~such a disgraceful condt- ] c h a g e s in each as was stated-in our Udn* and tfeat; onipractlcaUy-the only n g s u e folRwIHg that date. T h e lady

gOTre6Tgrtfaern^our4ata-tnke into the. Ig^H^her^nama. aa.MmJiirr lcklMUl: Vstate. ' * j lan gave both mei^an^i rcKecTc for

ffi these tales-we-have told only t b a i t 0 T t y , t ] h r e e .^oiiarg-in^payQaenJ for n > . jtH ift nd esp?ct to hold fast to Wf s o ^ g Q g a 5 p a r c n a g e a and taking the change r*in- jttStioe to Florida we will say t h a t ; ^ ^ l n both cases rannr^uncl"forty

• this-sanae-rQadrwhen i U & . d r y , > u t n o t j d o l l a r g _ j M r 3 _ M u l j m _ a b o n ^ t o E t e

. too dry, and'^an be properly worked. j - ^ a r s p J d a n d b e r s o n o f 8 y e a r s ^fa ^fWild~be-a~-.flne—dirt-thoroughfares <Hp^everrit" should 'Keit i i^ husbands" pay slip j ,ohec with the best concrete and m a d e ' m d u e e d tng a D O y e mentioned men to wide enough for three cars abreast. jcaah. ,~~~-.-

Ellis -of9 Port land Emor> MacMuBan'df this" yi ; one :gister,_ Mrs. Mary j, Edward. . *. THe "fuherat services.' will be'Seld

S I X T H YEAR P A S S E D AWAY

. LAST FRIDAY _

Wfll iam MacMullen Dies in Roch-

ejrter-Ho»pit«Vat Age oi Sixty-Eight Ye£

TOWN. §yPERINTENlJfeNtS WANT INCREA8E W # A Y

At a-meeting of the Monroe County town supOTintendenta held on January 15, the ' fpllowjng officers were un- animouslyelected: president, Robert Stuart of Parma; vice-president, Fred Miller of Pittsford; secretary, Edward: &. Cotter of Swede&V tf«asurer, T5?mC{ Redder of Renfieid. -''-*•''• -The secretary was alBo^dlrected ai

tihis tune W'reeerd ^e^unanimouQen timents of tqwn^stt^erjntondents that the salary Hntit as no*" set by law should bejreyised upward, and that the CqunfesKsuperintendent;vbe asked to

.hiti.efforts a t the'-JSuperintendents^f Convention to" twit th^rtovnr superin? tendents 'wages on' a yearly .basis and paid in ffldnthly installments.

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- MASOKIC NOTES —1 Atlthe fmeefing of _Baniel Holmes Chapter' Tuesday", eyefing Past High Priest George C. Bro^nrwho''''fias re> cently retired from active office Jin the

WILBUR The death of Mrs. Katheri? Jaker

. COTT The demise ofJM6; Mary L. Cotter

occurred. FrWay~^aRemoon about flv.e o'clock aj/hpr -hpine in Glarfcsoh., Al-ttou^r^hB^d^een^n^faitrn^g^liesPr

three years, she was confined: to,| her bed for only a few days

Deceased was born in Glarksdh, 66 years ago the daughter of William and

Wilbur occurred Fridays-morning at , . . . . . . . . , , , , . .. * " . j •„? ^ rf^^T^--"^"-teaey-Gardner and resid«d-there dttring her home in ChurchlearlPIace, Roches-;. ^ „„„. „ ,„„ _ . ,- :.. „ , " „.. ter. Mrs. Wilbinv'who was 84 years of age, w a s ^ s i s t e r of the late Mrs; F. F. GajrenVand a former resident of\

| ^5eceased is survived by one daught­er. Miss Helen Wilbur, of Rochester, and one- -brother, Charles. Baker of Asheville, N. 'C,

her entire life. On December 8,1882 she wasiunited in marriage t o William

iB. Cotter also of Clarkson.. Mrs* Cot­ter was a member of the Ladtes-SurfMr the Congregational Church and the W. C. T. U. of-CfioekSon.

Besides~her husband - she" leaves^to mourn her'loss-five daughters, Mrs,

The funeral' services were held from

ful

^Florida, however, is"dQ,ing a .wonder-amount of road improving and

Wednesday a waftifiu and boy answering the description of the one

.Chapter, was presented with a Life I antglad to hear from thee,a;nd tp. l^ ^ ...~ . . *, -uitahlv inaprtbed

learn by the papers that thy peculiar Membership; anaja auitaoiy mscrmea Jifts as a spiaker-and reader are ap- ^ l d wat,cn*"]**> Brow^has-bepnia Kecia-tea-fe thy "western home— LMason ,Jtor ,59 years,, having beep

I have heard nothing from W. S . fori raised iri ChuVchville. "He* was- the a long :t?nie. "Phe-las t I J^ard .-was'fl^j. m a n t o rei*§ive the degree~in the] I ^ W a l i r S o f i 3 ^ * e h a p t e r Z - a n d haa-heldofftee'..&

•There is ndtiilng new in ^aaeBburramost continually- during jJhat timb, "t&af I" "imow* r6^ there now, atid'the prospects of the]been Principal Sojoutfasp of the' plarceTafe'lgoodr'' -—~—r—- '—••y—TJgjr '

The •winter has been .a hard.on© lot:L~J invalids and aged "people; I have felt' It very much; am glad to see bare ground, once more. F am

^8ince„lpay.ing;jWAjM^MJJLHE -GaU -tthy^diTt^oad :except :on ;P5^a? ;.MontPSRno oMh1n«?;stor" In M t Moc-tour and that-was not bad. .., . j r l s a r t d a T s o nana«,a theclerlc i n charge

Si»ty^our-mlles-arom Valdoata t3.,the same story «nd a «h«dfc for the Lake Gity a grawing.qpmmunity ^ h e r e < , g g m 0 - a T O ( m t ^ t h { 1 a f c o v e

case, forty-tourists .going-to Jacksonville, S t A u - ^ p d o l l a i . s M t Mnntpsnno imm«rli-pisttne and down the east.coas|. turn ' t P l y bP P ame stispiclfius and phoned a off- , - ^:-~,-4gQ.chestpr bank as to tlie value, of the . Al l && morning it~. seamed .as if . ^ k with-the result that he^had-the eve^pne-was headed North and w e | W n r t „ „ ft1iPTV pjvjnca differpnt name)

__hegan t o wonder if all "Florida was ai^estedTy the Mt Morris:poHc8-chIef; ^ s h p r t of provisions due to the embai- ^ r ^ thV- chief =wa& -phoning-. theatees.pfl_Codes,.

. goes, as well as.rdoms;an.d apartments,!sheriff of that -oonn^ Tiom^boFTmdiSBcia^Welfarer-l^ lauo*^iopi i were dismasted and" setting j m o t j i e r d | s a p p e a r e d 4 ,

:b"ac1t hptte:"^uf-feara r"on~the7eats^ tk^B a l s^happened at were d-ispeled at Lake. City wbere we ;p a i m y r a Saturday witn^he art ist and

-got-a^oM_tarttey_jhmer_fgr $1.00 a b o y a n s w e r i n g the descrlpMon of the rptate and leamed- tha t the-^exoaus'aljOVer_—r..„ .„_.. .„ _„ ^ ^ ^ ^ r ' ^ r r r j

. nortli,was nothing unusual—only those ! lt la n 0 p e a S n ^ m a y t e talten in r^YetUrning whoswere spendlngr only a j s 0 o n ^^ have cash .to, make gooS for

ere-of-«QiajHway-for, _^ie •bad-checka-tendere ' ^time„*e-had4'.i_., _..-.,-.;. . - ' !_»_

brie ^th£'holiday3r:-'EFp^ .

ISeFvFry^tae^aTfic-e i ther yurlh-O!

"Very "truly thy friend _.John ,Q. ."Wiiittiej.

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

Members of the Monroe delegation in the Assembly have received im-portaint •committee" "assignidents by Speaker Joseph IJcOihnle'sr "Arthur Pammenter, serving'his second term, has been appointed t o the Cpinmittit pn'ReoTganization and also totonamit-

Public "Service, and

Assemblymmv Simon L. Adller, ma­jority leader, has been_namedia mem­ber of the Rules Committee, tvliich takes over all legislation a t ti^e close

her late home Monday afternoon a t 2 o'clock: Interment at Lake "View cem­etery, Sweden.

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i-Arthur Souttopinbe of Clarkson; Mrs. (^Sanmel-Gox: of-Hilton; Mrs, -Perry-Merr| "er of Hamlin; Mva. Wilbur Cater of Hamlin and Mrsr Francis Petrte of this village; three sons, Edward G. Goitter of BTOCkport; Charles; W. Cotter of Clarkson. and Burton G-. Cotter of Ham­lin, and twenty-one grandchildren.

The funeral services* were held Mon­day afternoon' at . 2 o^cloek from her

,Jate home, Rev. J, S. Miller, of. the

WILLIAMS JphnrNewton Williams passed a*way

Sunday at his home in Morton, ageq 43 yearBy *- - -

He leaves to mourn his loss-hiB wife, < .Mrs;. Florence Davis Williams; one" , . , . « . , « , daughter , Katherine of Mortsoj, three] ° ^ ° ^ 9 ^ ^ f o n & l G ^ 'ft ^brpthers, Robert qfLockport; Carl of | C i a t i n g r - T H m ^ „ f * « « , » * ^ . n ^ n , i

Webster; Bernard of Rochester; four c ^ m e t e r y -sisters, Mrs. Harriett Rott and. Mrs. _ T*w«%»r»»»<k Don Perry of Lockpprt; M i ' s . G e o r g e t t a ^ \ y f ^ . " R ^ V i r S E R V E 0

F I R E S W E E P S BARNS O F

C L A Y T O N R O O T

D a m a g e Est imated at Eighty-five

H u h o ^ # ^ B a « b ^ _ j a B a M ^ ^ CoyircKi B y Insurance / '

Three large barns on f the Claytoa Root farm^ located- about six-miles sputhegst M this village^Were .cpnsom< ed by fire of tftideterniined oi'igui Sat- . Urday. evening which broke put a t 5:45 o'clock^In the ^upstair portion- off the grain barn. ^ _ ^

Mr. Root^ who had just completed milking, set his palls outside and went In to the grain barn to ^hrow-dpjwa some beanpods. On openihg-the teap-dopr leading Into the upper part of the barn he was greeted with a burst of flames, the entire loft being a.roar­ing niass of fire. The Protectives re­sponded \<K summons, but so rapidly, had the cpnJ|ajsaiioM "spread fluai they were unable to, save any of-lbe^barnB. Although the hguse WSB in stESse. proi-

irhiBnt:: was a t ~^}ariahd

Weaver of "Kent, and Mrs. Walter Grimes of Morton. - ""••" 7

. The funeral services _nqglcplace "SrF.-Eddy of

was Tuesday afternoon,-Rev. 'MorfoV officiating, mterraent made in Watesgert cemetery.- -

SUPPER

MRS.C.A.HARSCE The installation of officers* Wednes­

day b^Mrs... Irene ^Stephany, county ehalrman, and suite of Rocliester oc­casioned the gathering of a large num­ber of members of the Ladles "Auxili­ary of HaxSdh-Crlsp-Seaman" Post of the American. Legion at the Public BMldnigT """ . 7 —Following are the officers installed: presidents-Sirs. C. A. Harsch; first vice­-president, Mrs". E. A., Coapman; second vice-president, Mrs. E. Mulhern: sec*

--- — -—-—-LT.HORNSBY" —, - - - . : ,—~ ' T h e death of Mra Clara-C: Thorns-ByfTfWd"'67"kyelii5>~SQCU^B"^ at-2 o'clo'ck a t her home in Qlarkson. Deceased, -who was. the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Innis Hale, was born, in Hamlin and has resided in this section nractically an her. life. ^Besidesjher liupband,; A^AvTfTJiorna-by, sheieaves one daughter, Mrs. Deyo of Rochester and a grandson, Alfred Hall, of Clarkson. ".. r...* ~

The-funeral services were held Tues­day afternoon at. 2 o'clock from the late residence, Rev. h B. Miller of -the

imi ty l t was saved, partially due to the fact that- the wind was in a^oUtherly direotionithus fanning the flames away ' from i t

The barns destroyed included a grain barB, tnirty by seventy""j^st, a haj^lJ>J|TO._Jhirty by^flfty^wo feet^and a horBfe-harn and shed, thirty by-fifty feetr-valued at-six thousand dollarste-^-There yr&* also five hundred bushels of flats, two hundred .sacks of beansj ~ 4wen^-tona of-hay, a-quantltvof-'bean-

The regular meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps held in the jSrA.^R; roonis last weelk Tuesctay evening vfM opened»«witlt:ser.vlng. PE.au oyster sup­per to forty .membprs*and friend^- . —The- business-session- waa-given-over-l to the installation of tbie newly elected officers by Mrs'. E,lhv Norfis, pastpRceaH dent of the C. J. Powom Corps off Rofthester," assisted by Mrs. Cora IRak

^.'iink aslponductressi Followingflxe> the .rftfifprs lnstullf di__- PresldWntTSMrsTl T & n a ' Coatr'Sl__sj^alor:::iivl£ I Mrs.-

fodder, grain binder, mowing machine; [bean puller, three two-horse "culH-" vatprsr^ay tedder, two harrows, t * o plpws, harnesses aodcollars consmned^ \vity t t e b a r f i s . ^ h e r ^ t s i e , ^ 8 ^ all the •sheep, e ^ p ^ ' s i ^ ^ h l c h ^ a r t e d b~aciriHto"|h1e^'bW^ w:e|¥ "1 suvedi . - . * ' •

The estimated Jd^s'ln produce alone is 41B0O and the machinery is valued ~ a t flOOQ. The loss i s partially covered byrinsurance ."_—^: -—— _-.'-

Agnes "jVIinkj jonlor .vico^presl-drnt. Mrs. Emma Deo; spcretary, 3Jrs. T I'ria Lag>; "treasurer, Mrs. Martha nosn; pondurtor, Mrs. Cora Hallick; T 'ard. Mrs. Mi l an Patterson; nssisf-

MrE.TC^urch'^is"vilIgge~ :offlclat l te i^ i.--r . - ---- - . ...- ^r_.-Fr--:.-'_i__- • ?.nf firrnird.. MrCT^tlirlETWh^eler! c^iap-Intefment was at tery.

the GarEnd ceme-

CONL^Y Mrs..Margarot Conley, a former resi-

r

MONTHtY-sypPERrMEETiNG . AT BAPTISE GHURGH- —

dent of^hrttrwnroffilaTksDjrjti^a^sedM"^^" *'

The regular monthly supper meeting -of _the_ jteachers_ and .offlc§r^. of the -Baptist- Sund\ay7Schoolr was held JM^n* idayTevening/ an-oyster supper being- =

iserved a t 6:30 o'clock under-the direc­tion of Mrs. Wilbur RayburnT^MisB . Hazel Forbes, Miss Ethel Hiler and Miss Helen SBumway,

"M ST; 'aiit, Mrs. Eva Cook; patriotic instruct-or, Mrs. Minnie .GbolST; press coxres-' • ond'nt, Mrs. Etta -MacMullen i musi­cian. Mrs. Carrlo DaViS; '1st icolor'

Loulsp. Conkling; 2nd| _*Ehe EducaBonallcom^mittee^and-tne.

"iBonth-but-concluded thal iolf is ts were -iellgeraawady here or-wainng-to-spr-J cnoor

oHda^B^tJidme-, ** In thfs section we see many turpeV H:ttne "iKtshes^ NorthernerB^toPw hojr

l -«a^- 'buah 3i.tepfee^jftHrffie'"-stuff

..... ^_B . . . . Kuppinger; welfare worker, Mrs. Mary |or;tlTerseasb&;. A^e^bJyfflHH ,F|sderiok'Ryan;„ ser^ajrt-ajt-arms. Mrs^ Harry J. Slater i s nanfed on the Internal Af- Weis; representative to "count? corn-fairs, taxation and retreichment, Chat- mittee/ Mrs. Mary Ryan.^ - ' : : -itnMp-nnrt T?pUgfoffl ^q<^ t,lfi3 gQ!H* * A cut-ghiss craoker and cheese trajr mitte\s; and ASsei^jMyman % . Ray!was presented to Mrs. Stephany. by Austin, to the -*onnn3ttees on Fubiicjthe. Auxiliary, whp also presented Mrs:!

ggLganasmst^^^^ ester. h*« She is survived by two sons, James oY"Rolml>stef;'PalT^^ two daughters, Mrs^ Seonge,. Sullivan of Rochester, SHsg Bejia Cpnley of ^J^ ' ^X 'pWerB^nCT/^mpt ty r 'Ham-

Ex-service men should keep in mind the fact that "the lasFTfete/ fof rein-

-^tat makes Pres. Coolidge's W h l C e j ^ g ^ g j ^ ci"0p?ernment Insurancjjs In&Be bfeaKfaks-^fampus^-that lusci-• J u ] y 2 j 1926, "• ' ~ ^ 7 " " ~ 7 T ~

fc^ou* amber liquid Ihat Cal and* his j _ U n c l e gam. insured'all his MIIRary was

s^hedifled" to be«ome effective several f PUT over - i h e ^ flap^ack^tttiLl^p^^^^^^ period of t h e World r p ^ P u 5 l f c

New York; State Etecational Depart-{ment purposes "to pot "into ..effect that portionpf~theEducationalJLm,whioh-pkiSport, amongthem.beingMrB^Beu-[-gOTirertP~-th& eighteen- year»old-^ps^lah~33onoga^nT^f4itfr--vlQ of—boya-tead- girls, mid Jghich "~

~Tferip^sftkm;Lwhich umdoub^edly -guest* . p t e y r i r e J L u ^ ^ * * ? ? ^ ! n ^ - H 3 e S l ^ War, -an undertokiug never- asBume¥ P h i Florida to eaual that) BuF do yo«'Dy any other nation. At the close of

t u r p e n t i n e : ^ w a r i o p p 0rtt lnlty was ^ven to^coff-?compulsory edaeatlos up t o and 4n eluding eighteeri years, will be; sufflci-

-khow how they " tap""^ „ _ . , „ . , . . . . . fbteh-down--here?~-Well, kiddo, if it "^t inue this insurance. -TMany were U&-"not pictured in your geography,^bejTabie t o l o so thrpngh press pf"flnancial

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Education^ Publle HgalthftBd Military Affairs:. - * - • " , . - " ' , " " - " '

Commencing ""September, 1927 the

will arise with tte attempt; to^Hn^S"|aitemplTat. Edhl up otieurred recently": .one a,fternppn on the Mffllon T)ollart

highway"east of this village according ent, i t is believed in many seettons, to cause, me pepeai oi-. _

•cut away a Stntntmmi; » y » i -•—rtarcumsuiirceo. - encuvio vuoi u u u c o u m o • •.. - " \ . " ... . i xi. _ ^ „ ^« -not only of the bark, but down into M y e reinstated* and converted into|apP»es to c h f i d r e n - b e y p n | l ^ ^ ' J« the twopd-about one-third the way, ordinary Life, 20-Payment o r Endow-atonnd the tree, usually in a "V shapei m e n | . forms. IToW, that "the closing

of the V. flattened almost j a a t e^or -^uch- re ins ta f iment -Js ap=, Straigbt'put. At the bottom of t he cut p r o a c hing ,the Buffalo' Regional Office

:€iey usually place tins so t h a t ^ e sapipj t h e -g s /ve terans ' Bureau is mak^ iwill not run down upon the bark. No j n g every .etfort to inform ex-service

/pails or backets" ate required as t h e i m e n ^0 tn*a end that no One on July sap quickly turns info a sticky gum-12> {9%^ m a y feel'that he had not dp-

^iJce^uhstance-andUmost. of itclings tQ-lgprtanity afforded him for s ich in-the wound in. the t r ee . 'The pine trees ! s u r a n t j e > a n a the opportunity of 6b-

•'' thus treated never regain their, vigor ", a*d i|i time fall a prey to the lumber­s-men or become brittle* break off and .^"fot away. Owners of some of these • fine pine groves have been likened to ' Shylock who demanded his pound of .flesh." only to lose both flesh, a n l . h b ; -sinvestment. .'<- /

.Nothing of moment"happenpu. the

taining that which is rightfully his, If in good health, and' upon the pay

sixteen. • I n this -ease it is thought that attendance up t o sixteen years will be made cohipulsory with no oppbr?tunity_ for leaving School to "gororwoBK ..Advise has also been received by

boards of education throughout the state froin the Regents that no credits for histh school work will b e accepted uhlesjs the person taking the Regents* examlnatfOnTias been in actual ance at hfeh school," In the. past many persons have done their studying at

« misuuu " » ^ » - - 1 ^ « » *~> 1 . d t .6 f c regerits* examinations tnent of two monthly premiums, such home ana TOOK » JS - . insurafiee*-niay be reinetatea;

Free, medical examinatiSns will be given" to ali applicants at t h e Buffalo

! office, Custom House Building, Buffalo, N. Y„ or at-thelf Sub-Office at Roch^ ester and Syracuse Application forms

'., t es t of that day and whi lewe might m a y a l s o be obtaihe'd a t either of these

Ihave gone further we expected mail a t i o f f i c e g -

l & a t e v l l l e so stopfed there, for the -inightV The neJt morning v?e inquired Wbs address of Mrs. % . H, Babcock, [vIormferly'aTesident of Spring street,

-We CARO OFTHANKS

wish, to express Aour^

to ge t into professional schools. _J_

/ ^ T & R THE "GAME You'll have plenty e l time to dance

at Orange Hall, Friday evening, Jan. 22nd. ' * .

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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice i s hereby given that the an-?

Jjiijal -meeting:-Qt the stockholders of the Chas. Decker Co. will be held at

Harsch with a- -cut-glass salad dish Following the testalfation supper was" served. . ^ .... .,.' -

Out-oPtown guests were pre.sent ffonr~Rochester* East Rochester, ana

AN ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP

What ostensibly :appearedtto fce^ an J

to a report brought to this office, by art- =whieh4a'.fesident_of[-£k& tpwn-pf^^^Bden^F^~

S e > was returning home from* Roch-e f c a i l d upon .teaching theT woods about four miles east of this village, jgrceived two Then who seemed to be repairing a car^ along" the" roadside, but who were keeping a watchful eye on passing motorists*- When he had proceeded a/ short distance further

pq?or hearer, " MIBS l^.ay Sago; 4th, fo'or- b^nrpr, Mrs. Margaret Mnloney; ~>*4t-vwi& also -voted-at^thls-meoting-ta^hereafLter-these-^upper-meetin^s-5r' rail all mfetlng of-the Corps to order from now until April a t 7:30 o'clock,

m W : M c K ^ ^ Mrs. M.TWelch of Hamlin, . | _ » - « * - • * « : i i r t i i i F r n

The funeral s6fvI6es-took piace"Sat4__ ; "~"" pfapfiffi W j N l f E F T urday morning a t ' 9 ; 3 0 o'clock from " . . • - .

be joint ones, the two organizations holding' separate business- sessions fol-iOTvIhg. the supper. . *

+—-Speelal-arr-angeni^nts-are-being-de

the home of her^-daufh-teTrMrs. Sullt-1- -van, in Rochester and at id o'clock1

frojoS'Iajmaculafe CPn&e^foa ChurchTt Bjjrial was a t Mt Olivet cemeteryythlf village*

BEESE.7

Thfi basjcptba)! gaxae last" Fjriday night_witn_j^i -ITpsiioii of jkgch«ster

teanhpni ,and officers in, their meeting IMPnday evening for ffifi AjfttJimeijahd:

lineated for the ^^aafxTMfLetinf^ which will be held on Monday evening,. February 15, when the business meet ' iagfi wi41-precede4he-suppeM*hicJ] b.e followed by a valentine party. Win*

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athcere ^ ^ ^ me office, "56 M! aih SirThursaayv J[an.

.thanks and appreciation ttr our"*niany i'28th, 1926 at 9 unlock A*„M,,fof the - — - - -, . . „ ^ . . ^ friends and neighbors, for their-many election of directors for the,ensuing -3Srgckpoft, who has been a jubscriner a c t g o { ^ a t o e g g - ^ t h e -beautiful flofal'year andr Thr t he transaction of such trf the Republic, 16, these majiy years, tokens and also for the use oTautomo-iPther business as may properly come totne.Kepuuu , •.__:-..... tl A_^_±^ M**-^***^*****-^*** .before Said meetings " -

1:28 . ti. M. Cr^alg, Secretary.,

another man .jappea^ed Pnt'the ,scene and waved his-hand as apparently in

for a ride, antt tt^other-men walked out -into the road, as if in answer to a signal. "

The driver did not heed .the si|ffigR to. stop, but thoroughly, believes "thija-j-had "he done so, the Ipersons would have proved hpldup-iifin^

- TEe^deaffit of TiRs; Emma ^DzaBefif ReeBeT-feranerly a resident 6t^^ Brock-port, occurred^aturday eyea%g at the home of her daughter,* Mrs. Margaret Moore, m Rochesterr^^^r; 7 She^leayeiarto^^HHJurn> hecilos's"her fialband, Isaac Reese; one bfothef, C. ET. Pease, of HersHey, *febi3cslci; three daughters, Mi's. Margaret Ifcidofe of Rochester; Mrs. "R^T-" Boyce of this village and Jennie of .New Brunswick. N. J.-; two sons, Henry and Gilbert Reese, .both of'Rochester; ten grand­children and fourgreat-grandchildren,

The funeral services were held Tues­day afternoon froin the home of her daughter, Mrs." Moore, at g nV.W.k,

was won by the htirmals by a deedflve -Mrs* WmJ H | ^egardjc6mp.omihiu^o^ scpre- TwP7of. the n\p.mbers nf the^^ted1 appointed for that time. Pii" TJpsiloa toanFwiSe gradtiabes ot[ ^_^v'-.".. . ' v*'^' ^ r ^ , . •. _.

Beginhrng^nttclay eYemngr^d t in i r in^mTonih^Famiary^ra^ are to he" again "pven^ . ;oppo tuu iu^ to tune in oirforelgnbfoa'dctfaan^sts^: tfens7--^^cording-Mp--UqinoahcJpme&t8 made by'me^NatitbiiaTP^adlo^ Traae As-, soeiationr

paventy,

the Brpcl?port Normal: High; WtjUanY S. Calloway r2% aM CS^Ifain S. M i m i •'Mi,.ftte-next game, 'wili Be jliyldlit\ the normal gymnasium Friday evening, January 22 with the Bank Clerk,s Club PT T^oc^ester7 ~^fte, aiembers jMC-l|b blub team are Rochester high school

r ^ e f o u h d her eapUyand spent a few,bills m m M t ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -

w •^

•Oontiiwied onijage.four

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DOING A $1,000,000 BUSINESS Officers of tb.e.£jfJLndard Apple Pro­

ducts, Inc., with executive offices in JRochester, report sales of their eiu tire output amounting to $LO0M0O a yeafe ^hpcprporatioii'-has-plams lo-cated; at HamlUi, Webster, Medina, Red Creek, KendaU, Kendall Mills and ^ a t e r p o r i I t also maintains agencies in all the prtticipal cities in the Euro^ pean dried apple markets as well as throughout the United State*

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Rev. F. C. Lee officiating. Interment} was at Garland cemetery, Clarkson. fe.9 - -- •' •

MacMULLEN -William J, • MaeMuIIeh passed- away"

in a Rochester Hospital early yester­day morning fallowing an illness of seven weeks. '

He was b,orn at Fort Edward, WSash-J ington County, 68 years ago* the son of Reuben and . Margaret Ma^ul len, :

and has been a resident of this village mber-

of years he was engineer and fireman at the pumping.station.

- Deceased is survived by four broth-era,- Alexander MacMullen of Roches­ter; Roscoe MacMuilep-of Phelps» I3ewayne"Ma«MuHeii of Clifton Springs

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graduates and 'dUrlttgr the season, this club, has played'wlth the several.Roch­ester high schools and 'made a very creditable standing, _-—»-..••

On Saturday^ January 23, & Miss Schrader ahd Miss Cbhoon of the nor­mal department primary'reading class will tell stories to the children at^CSm-miinity Center.

t gThis week Jauuayy 18=22-Regeiits-exH aminations are being conducted and on Thursday and Friday" normal depart­ment examinations. The new term begins Monday, Jariuary 25 when, new members will be received in th« nor­mal department. So far about a (dozen have signified their irftention of enter­ing-

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Englaiyi's megt powerful bfoadcasting station, win be heard by- --

t^s teners . in" as an'opening number pit 't the International . broadcasting test* -*=r-program and will again be on the airV •--Tuesday evening, The program will open at 10 o'clock when all American, t

Canadian, Mexican;and Cuban stations'- . are expected to bej silent.' More than , thirty broaacasters in England ana Europe will co-operate in these tests.. t ,.

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"LI6HTNIN" AT STRAN.& ^The Strand .{heater, 'jaiana^anekiti ,7

has again sePured a fine' photoplay 'for" * local movie fans i n ^Mgntnin" whichT-will be shown Tuesday and Wedne*r . day.' Lightnin i s ' represented; .with . many famous stars" Bttd-was directeP— by John Ford, «

1 LOST—Monday, Jan. l l t h . chain foi j The picture cPineB vpry highly re-wa-Hcjen-t4re--slze-33K^iO^ -RetUjn^to.:cdmnkended_:and IsI Mie to mejet thft N ^ p l s & Smith, inc., 3 State St, R e ^ l p l ^ s m 6 U ^ ^ ~

' ' The Strand, app"arentiyA|irIe8 to,out-" do the previous "ye*t>injlcttu*esj-aflid, by so doing has,, gained a- wide reptttv ' tion for clean, high class photoplays: ,-

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DANCE . Be sure and attend the dance at

Orange Hall Friday evening, Jan. 22nd. Melody Boys' Jaai-orchestra. Dancing 9-2:. • Refreshmentsi

vTife'

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