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E r s o n a l a n d SOCIAL NOTES 1 ^ F r o m Daily U n ion of Dec, 20). Mrs. A. D. Cam p b ell and son, Alex., Ivo have been th e guests fo r several ||e k s of Mrs. C am p b ell’s sisters, J s . P h ilan d e r H o rn and Mrs. George ^p e n h a lg h , an d brother, W indsor B n field, in this city, retu r n e d on K e train Five on T h u rsday night to ^ i r hom e in Danville. Illinois. ■Mr. E. Fisher, form e rly of M ata- » ras, b u t fo r the past 14 years a feident of Sussex, N. J., w h e re h e 1 h e a r Syracuse, N\. T. -,|jn d u c t e d a jew e lry store, hag re - I 'rrr.’'r.'h^ok tn r n e ^ - to M a tam o ras and located a t j Ian, Sullivan county, was in P o r t Jer. I vis on business on Monday. M rs. C h arles W ilson, of Eldred, N. j Y., -was a caller in P o r t Jervis on I Monday. (F rom Daily Union of Dec.;, 24). Mr. C h arles B auer, of the B a u e r Inn, h a s retu r n e d hom e from a de- Jam a ica and the H e rb e r t K irk, di u ring th e holiday 1 M'lest Indies, season. . Mr. and Mrs. R. G. lYyman, for- Mrs. Jo h n K. M edrick, of Goshen, m erly m a n a g e rs of the Fam ily T h e a - K. Y.. was in this city fo r a few hours tre, left town today fo r New Yoi’k F riday afternoon, • calling on friends. I City, w h e re they will m a k e th e ir fu- M iss Jessie IV^ann, of the Teachers’ j tu re hom e, Thfeir dep a rtu re was w it- T raining Class, l-'ft on train three on nessed by m any friends a t the E rie th e E rie F rid a y afternoon to spend 1 station. the holidays w ith h e r sisters a t Jo r - ) Mrs. AI. E. C randall, of Yulan, N. Jervis F riday afternoon to he at the I onie of h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. | K irk , d ‘ Y., was in this city on business Miss E d n a Horn'beck is spending | Saturday. vurnea Lo _ _________ holiday vacation w ith h e r p a - ' and Mrs. C h arles Gould and Avenue K and Second\ stre^\\^w h ere ' rents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Horn- j daughter, A n n a May, of M o n tague, - ’ - -I beck, of Sullivan avenue. I were callers in P o r t Jervis on Satur- he and his son have opened a jew e lry store. Mr. F isher still has a business j in Sussex and passes a p a r t of each j lyeeiv in tfiat place. They carry in ■stock a fine line of diam o n d s, w a tch es and jewelry, w h ich they offer at reasonable prices. Miss C h a rlotte Sw a rtw o u t, daugh te r of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Sw artw o u t, w h o is a pupil a t Lasell Sem inary at A u b u rndale, Alass., is hom e fo r the holidays. Mr. F r e d D. Salm o n , a freshm a n a t AVilliams College, W illiam stow n , Mass., arriv e d hom e Thursday fo r the holiday vacation. Mrs. D. A. B rown was very pleas an tly surprised a t h e r hom e, 217 (F rom Daily Union of Dec. 2.'?). Mr. and Mrs. Geo. St. John, of Mil- M ain St., Thursday, by h e r children | ford, left this city today for M ontclair, an d grandchildren. This was M rs. ' ' . .................... .. B row n ’s 80th birth d a y b u t one would n o t th in k h e r th a t age. She receiv ed m a n y presents and a n u m b e r of ^pretty cards. She also h a d callers d u ring th e day. A dinner was served by th e daughters and a dainty j as, w e n t to G reat Bend, Ind., on Sat- te a also. All w e n t to th e ir hom e s j urday evening to pass C h ristm a s hoon' fo'r Lewis! holiday season. hoping to visit th e ir m o th e r and grandm Q ther on an o th e r birthday. M issea M a rjorie D o lan and Irene 'Dailey, of Delaware street, are spend in g th e day in Mew Y o rk City, ,Mies E th e l M itchell, of The Castle school, at Tarrytow’n, Westchester county, M. Y.j 4S h o m e fo r th e C h rist m a s v a c a t ion , Superintendent of Schools Lincoln J. R o y s an d M rs. Ro*ys left this after- Wston, Me., to ^pend the . A c com p anying Mr. and..M rs. R O p w e re Miss Donna Yea- ton, teacher' of -L a tin in th e High SPhoo],who goes to h e r hom e a t Belle- -grade. Me,, and .Miss Elizabeth M. Campbell, teacher.. of advanced m a th em a tics in .the H igh School, who goes to h e r hom e a t W oodfords, Ale. O ther H igh ‘S-choof tejachers >vho left for > th e i r hom es this, afternoon were Aliss -F e r n ' Dickerson; biology teacher.. M anlius, N. Y.', and M rs.^Ida B. C u r tin , teach e r '.of com m e i'^al ^utijec(s, Syracuse, N. Y. ' ’ Mr. J. A..^, F ish e r Iclndiy included T h e U n ion in his distribution of a fine, large, readable business calendar to- T h e ladies of th e C rochet Club held two” m e e t in g s th i s w e e k , th a t of M on day 'evening a t th e hom e of Mrs. J. Schoonm a k e r on H o rnheck avenue, anj^ T h u r s d a y e v e n in g th e y g a t h e r e d a t th e hom e of Mrs. Jo h n W ickham t o n O range street. M iss E th e l Allarton, of Syracuse U n iversity, is hom e fo r th e C h rist m a s Vacation w ith h e r parents, Mr. an d M rs. W. H. A llerton, on Fow ler (F rom Daily Union of Dec. 21). \ M rs. Jo h n Bates, of M onticello, -was ' th e guest of Mr. an d Mrs. Leland A, Johnson, in Sparrow b u sh, yesterday and today. Em e rson Lam b e rt, who is atten d ing a \Washington D. C., busine.ss school, arrived hom e this m o rning to spend the holidays 'with his parents. Dr. and M rs. E. B. L a m b e rt on E liza b e th street. - “ J o e ” Wood, the celebrated Bos to n R e d Sox pitcher, and his b rother Pete, 'who are w intering on th e hom e stead farm n e a r Twin Lakes, P ike county, were in the city today calling on old friends and doing some -C h ristm as shopping. Mrs. C. E. Divine, of M onticello, and .■daughter. Myrtle,,, who have been vis- •.'iting th e ir cousins, Mrs. A. S. C lark ■a.nd H e rbert Clark, of this city, left ttoday for Elmira. I Dr., an d M rs. E lm e r H o r n b e c k , of Philadelphia, Pa., arrived in this city F r id a y a f t e r n o o n and w ill r e main until after the holiday vacation •with th e D r ’s, parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. George H o rnbeck, of Sullivan avenue Maude B, Crissman, of Bast I street, ac c o m p a n ied by h e r ; Miss Ma^y Y . Squires, of M at- are spending th e afternoon U e tow n 'a s th e guests of Miss \ ’S cdusin. Miss A d a Odell. M rs. Jam e s M c lntire, of w e re callers in P o r t Jer- ^ t h e young collegians a t the holidays are Harold ^ o h n C u d d e b a c k , of Cor- I W h itney, of th e New j phool, Harry Johnson,! \ anU John C. Burr, of of Pennsylvania, and ^ d , of B lack H a ll hter, who is ^ in s ’ College toe ^ t home for the Vnts, Mr. and ^ U l s t e r Place. of th e Cen,- Kroad, woe »n ; on his way ta Krd, Coon., after F'ennsylvania. R r k arrived in P o r t Mr. Eugene W h itney of th e New Y o rk Law School arrived hom e on I 'Mr. F. J. Hughes, of Poughkeepsie, F riday night to spend th e C h ristm a s N. Y., formerl.v of P o r t Jervis, is vacation w ith his parents, Mr, and j s p e n d ing the holidaj-s w ith his m o - Mrs. G. B. W h itney, on O range ther, Mrs. J. Hughes, of Bruce street, street, j A son was born this m o rning to Mr. The friends of Aliss N ina N o rris a r e ■ ^Irs. George PI. Fordyce a t the!.- very pleased to learn th a t she has hom e. No, IG Orange street, passed euceessfully the Civil Service j Anna Skinner, of P r a t t Insti- exam ination fo r teachers. The choice j tute, B rooklyn, and Miss A senath of two positions was a t once offered Skinner, of th e S troudsburgh Norm al Miss N o rris, one being in a boardi.ng. College, are spending th e holiday va- school in R a p id City, South D a k o ta, j cation w ith th e ir parents, Mr. and and the o ther in a city in southern D. G. Smith, of E a s t Alain street. C alifornia. j Aliss Zuba Smith, of W e st Main street, will spend C h ristm a s in New York w ith h e r bro th e r and his fam ily, S h e w ill rem a in v isitin g w ith r e la t iv e s until the New Year. Aliss F lo r a Spencer, of U lster Place, m e t h e r sister. Airs. AI. F red Fritz, of Plonesdale, this m o rning on train GO. The ladies have gone to C ir clet ille to visit over th e holidays with Air, and Airs. W infield Seybolt. Airs. Seybolt was form e rly Miss Grace Fritz, and is the d a u g h ter of Mr. and AIi-s. AI. P. Fritz. Aliss A larietta Coonrod, who is te a c h in g in th e D r e w Sem inary for II o m en a t Carmel. P u tnam county, is enjoying h e r C h ristm a s vacation with h e r Piirents, Mr. and Airs. Willi-atn H. Coonrod, of Ball street. Air. John Cuddeback, of Cornell, is spending the holidays with his m o th er, Airs. C lara Cuddeback, on K ings ton avenue. Air. and Airs. J. S. Dunning, of Aliddletown, are the guestg over C h ristm a s of the fam ily of F. R. Sal- w h e re th e y will spend the holidays with th e ir daughter. Airs. B. F. Larue. Air. Geo. Gould, of Long Eddy, N. Y., was a caller in P o r t Jervis on S a turday. Airs. Ellen E. C rane, of A latam o t- w ith h e r daughtei. Airs. P h ilip Sailer-, and family, She was accom p anied by h e r little granddaughter, R u th Claire Sailer, who has been visiting h e r for som e time. M iss B lanche Cosner, of Syracuse University, is hom e fo r the holidays. Aliss R o b e rta Swinton, of V a ssar College, Poughkeei>sie, is a t th e hom e of h e r parents. Air. and Alrit.. J, D. Swinton, Jr., on Sullivan Ave., fo r the C h ristm a s vacation. Air. H a rold Johnson, of L a fayette College, Easton, Pa., is visiting his parents. Air. and Airs. L. A, Johnson, in Sparrow b u sh, for the C h ristm a s vacation. Aliss A n n a Bush, of Endicoti, B room e county, N. | Y., is visiting friends in this city. Airs, J. H. Schwab, of Glen Spey, was in P o r t Jervis on Saturday. Mr. and Airs. Jo h n W ells, of R e s e r voir avenue, left this city today for Chicago, 111., w h e re they will spend the holidays w ith M rs. AVells’ pai- hents. Aliss E leanor Conkling, of Alonti- cello, visited Saturday w ith friends in P o rt Jervis. H e r sister. Miss Alyrtle Conkling, teach e r in the school at Aleadow Brook, called on friends in P o r t Jervis, Saturday on her way tJ spend the holidays w ith h e r m o ther, Mrs. C. Conkling, of Alonticello. Aliss H e n rietta Canfield, of Wilson College, is a t the hom e of h e r parents, Air. and Mrs. W. H. Canfield, of W a shington avenue, to rem a in until the first of the year. Aliss C h a rlotte A. Nearpass, of the A stor Library, F if th avenue, New York City, is in the city to spend C h ristm a s w ith h e r parents, Alayor and Mrs. W. H. Nearpass, of C a ther ine street. ^ Air. John P. Reilly, of Hornell, N. Y., is Visiting his parents, Air. and Airs. M ichael Reilly, of P ike street, for the holidays. Aliss Lillian AI. Collier left town on E r ie train F o u r on Sunday afternoon to spend the holidays w ith h e r sister. Airs. Daniel Dwyer in Brooklyn, N. Y. E rie Superintendent W. J. English of the Susquehanna Division at H o r nell, N. Y., was a visitor in this city on Sunday. Mr. E d w a rd AIcCauley and friendi. Air. W illiam Conlan, o f P a terson, N. J., w e r e th e g u e s t s o f Mrs. M . M o rgan, of Ball street, over Sunday. Miss A n n a Cuddeback. history teacher in th e Plainfield, N. J., High school, is spending the vacation in P o r t Jervis w ith h e r parents, Mr. an-d Airs. C. E. Cuddeback, of W est Main Miss F rances D. Lyon, of Albany, is th e guest of h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n W- L y o n , o f C a th e r ine streeU over the holidays. 'j M rs. H a n n a h Joh n s o n , w h o h a s been serio u s ly ill for sev e r a l d a y s pa.st at h e r hom e on C anal street, is m u c h im p r o v e d today. Air. Orlando Reynolds, of Bristol, Va., is in P o r t Jervis, visiting with Air, and A'trs. C h arles Patterson, of Hudson street. Mr. R e y n o ld s returns to New York on W ednesday, to enjoy his C h ristm a s dinner w ith his sister. Airs. E u p h a Ingram . M rs. W illiam S- B evans lies serious ly ill a t h e r hom e on C a therine street, of sep t ic ijeritonitis. H e r condition on Sunday for several hours was ala r m ing to h e r friends and fam ily. This m o r n ing, how'ever. th e doctor co n s id ered h e r condition m o re favorable to recovery. Mr. E llsw o rth E ls ton, of Cornell U n iversity, is passing th e holidays w ith hia m o ther on C a therine street, this city. M r. A lbert Mehaffej'. of Cornell U n iversity, is a t th e hom e of hie p a ren ts on H u d son stree t for th e holi day vacation. Mr. E d w in B o r n tsein , p r o p r ietor of th e G rand View F a rm House, a t Yu- daughter. Miss E th e l Hulse, of M ont- Aliss R u th Sm ith, second daughter Of Air. and Mrs. F. G. Sm ith, of P a s saic, visited the first of the -week with h e r grandm o ther, Mrs. N. W ellman, of Alt. W illiam street. Aliss R u th re turned hom e to en.'oy the C h ristm a s Day with h e r brothers and sisters. Aliss Jean n e tte Gale Lord, of New York, is w ith h e r parents. Atr. an 1 Mrs. John Lord, of W a shington ave- nue, for the holidays. Aliss Louisa Young, of New York,>‘s visiting with h e r bro th e r and family, Air. J. B, Young, of E a s t Alain street. Mr. C h arles H. Ayers, of Yale Uni versit.v. New H a v en, Conn., is visitin.r his parents, Dr. and Airs. J. G. Ayers, of 19 E a s t Alain street, for the holi day vacation. Al.’es E s th e r Alaillet, of Shohola, Pa., is visiting h e r cousin. Airs. Geo. Q uackenbush, of R a ilroad Circle, over the holidays. Miss M a rgaret Stevens, of P r a t t Institute, is enjoying the holiday va cation w ith h e r parents, Mr. and Airs, Lloyd Stevens, on U lster Place. Mr. and Mrs. .loseph G. Ayres, Jr., of Orange, N. J., are spending the C h ristm a s holiday wdth th e ir parents. Dr. and Airs. J. G. Ayers, a t th-jir hom e on E a s t Alain street. Leonard Post, of Albany, and Clif ford Post, of R u tg e r’s College, are a t th e hom e of th e ir parents, Mr.*j and Mrs. F. B. Post, for over the C h ristm a s holidays. Airs. John B. Carley, No. 136 F ront street, this city, on C h ristm a s heid s fam ily reunion a t h e r home. Her guests were h e r sons and th e ir fam ilies as follow'S : Air. and Mrs. Fred W ickham , of N e w b u rgh, N, Y.; Atr. Ollie W ine and daughter, Lillian, of P o r t Jervis; Air. and Airs. Willium Wine, of Liberty, N. Y., and Air. Pert Wine, of Bingham ton, N. Y. This was the fii’st reunion of Airs. -Jar- ley’s fam ily in si.x years. The -ffair was a pleasant one for all concffned. Attorjpey Edw a rd J. Colliis, of Newburgh, spent Christmas ft this j city w ith h i s parents. Air. and Airs. T. A. Collins, at»9G W est Alainstreei. Mr. John J. Dolan, of Jersv City, visited his parents, Mr. ant Mrs. John Dolan, on Dela^vare steet ou W ednesday, A ttorney C h arles W. lagen, of New York Citj', was the luest C h ristm a s Day of his pa'mts, and Airs. A. C. Hagen, atCahoonzie. Aliss Alary Oakley, of Fenville, N. Y., is visiting h e r p a r e n t Mr. and Airs. Jo h n R. Oakley, of W est Main Mr. and Mrs. Grah>n W itschief and th e ir children, f Newburgh, ■were C h ristm a s guests >f th e ir rela tives in this city. Rev. J. Alilton Th'Upson, D. D., Christmas Activities and Festivities in Port Jervis Christmas Tree Entertainments and Other Public Affairs in Which Many Participated in this City on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and Evening. ELKS ENJDY A CHRISTMAS TREE, FOLLOWED BY DANCE AND SOCIAL Dance at Deerpark Club Christmas Afternoon—Christmas Carols Sung on the Streets Early in the Morning by Members of the Presbyterian Choir. P o rt Jervisites who did not spend C h ristm a s Eve and the entire day at home, had opportunity to join in va rious public affairs, reports of which The Union here presents ; OimiSTAIxlS DANCES. Enjoyable Affairs H e ld in DeeiTpark Club and A luliain’s H a ll. A lart’s orchestra furnished m u sic on W ednesday afternoon from three to six o’clock for an enjoyable dano» of the young people who are homo from school and college fo r the C h ristm a s vacation. Alulrain’s Academ y held a big crowd on W e d n esday night fo r the annual C h ristm a s dance. Music was furnished by the orchestra under the direction of Miss M ary Haynes. SANG CHRISTAIAS CAROLS. 01(1 Custom Observed Early Clu’isi- mas AXorning by Presbyterian Singers. WHO HIT'WHO ? [ O’^estion Ju r o r s W e re Asked to De cide in a Case F ro m Alontague, N. J . A t a regular term of th e Suprem e C o u rt of tile State o f New Jersey on, Tuesday, the 17th, H o n o rable Justice Black p r ^ id in g , the cases of F ran k and Collins B lack against Carl ^Van E tten, all of M ontague, N. -J., were tried. These actions were brought again.st Van E tten for dam a g es by the Black brothers, who claim e d t h a t V a n E tten assaulted them and they h a d each sustained dam a g e to the am o u n t of $5,000. The defendant, A'an E tten, denied this statem e n t m a d e by th e Blacks claim ing it was ju s t th e re verse, and th a t he h a d been assaulted by them . T h e ease oecuplied th e greater portion of the day and w a s bitterly contested throughout. E x - Judges H u s ton and H u n t represented the Blacks an d Allen R. Shay, Esq., and W ilton Bennet, of this city, ap peared for the defendant. The cases w e re consolidated in .th e trial by Justice Black. The case was presented to th e Ju r y by Judge H u n t ! fo r th e B lacks and Air. B e n n e t for On Tuesday evening, when the of- | the defendant. V a n E tten. T h e i* ry fleers assem b led a t headquarters,'j , stream e rs of crepe paper are from the ceiling. Sergeant E. V. Aloorehead in well chosen words, presented to Chief L a tham , a handsom e gold K n ights of Colum bus charm . The gift was ac cepted in a clever speech of appre ciation by the big Chief. was out but a' s h o rt tim e and re tu r n ed into court w ith a verdict in both ca.ses in ‘favor of Mr, V a n E tten, of no cause of action. DISPUTE ON HARRIAIAN ESTATE. Specjal Officer Riffenburgh gave p.; jVppi-aisei* Says E s tim a te Is a B it Too ' Mr./ and Mrs. Jam e s N. Bourne, of Providence, R, I., Mrs. H a w thorne’s parents, are the guests of Air. and Airs. C. A. H a w thorne, a t 16 E liza beth street. , Aliss Alildred Coonrod, of E a s t Or ange, N. J.,is at the hom e of h e r ' p a rents, Air. and Airs. W. H. Coonrod, of Ball street, for the holidays. Aliss G e rtrude Browne, daughter of Air. and Airs. E m m e tt A. Browne, of Ferguson avenue, is enjoying the vacation from P r a t t Institute, B rook lyn, a t the hom e of h e r parents. Aliss Alay E v e r itt is spending the holiday season w ith h e r parents, Mr. and Airs. J. Ellsw o rth E v e ritt, of Ball j away, L. I. The pssell Sage M emo- .street. She will retu r n to Brooklyn on | j-jai Church was Jh t by Airs. Sage New Y e ar’s Day. | in m em o ry of he husband. Airs. W illiam V. B raird, of Jersey City, returned to h e r hom e today a f ter a holiday visit with h e r parents. Air. and Airs. E. Shearer, of Clark street. Airs. W illiam Dorrell, with h e r little i son, of W aldwick, N. J., is visiting a'j the hom e of h e r parents, Mr. and AI’«- H e rm a n Pantley, of W est Alain str d . Alembers of th e F irst Presbyterian C h u rch were serenaded a t their j was hom es early on C h ristm a s m o r n in g ; h ers by a band of singers from th e choir composed of Miss H e n rietta C. Cun ningham , AliSg Helen W illiam s, Miss Florence H a n n a h , Miss R o b e rta Mr. I Swinton, Miss E th e l Hulse, Misses Lavinla and G e rtrude W h ittington, Airs. E. C. W estbrook, Messrs. H e r bert Se-nger, Dr. G. A. Ham m o n d , L. C. Senger, Jam e s W h ittington and W a lter C. Senger. The singers were entertained a t the hom e of Mr. and Airs. Jam e s 'W h ittington, No. 90 E a s t Main street, at a fine dinner bn Tues day evening, prior to m a k ing their journey w h ich began a t m idnight. Who occupied the puHt of the F ir s t Presbyteri-an C h u rch / this city, on Sundaj', Dec. lo th , te presented his resignation as paste of the N inth Presbyterian C h u rclin Troy, N. Y., to accept the pastorte of the Russell Sage Alemorial Ch^ch of P a r R o ck- Air. L a y ton R u tan, of H a rt bid, Conn., is a t th e hom e of h is pgonts. Air. and M rs. E . A. R u tan, o f V’esc j Alain street, during the Christ>‘ns h o l iday season. Miss F rances D. Lyon h£>> returne.-l to. Albany, afte r enjoying-he C h rist m a s holiday ndth h e r par-nts, Air. and Airs. Jo h n W e stfall Lyob of C a ther ine street. Miss- C h a rlotte N e F p a ss returned to New York this ra ^ n in s a f t e r visit ing pver C h ristm a s \'vith h e r parents, Alayor and Mrs. \Y- H. N e ar p ass, of C atherine street. Air. W illard Young, o f Y o n k e r s and C o lum b ia U n iversity, is sp e n d in g his equipped with th m o st m o d ern ap pointm e n ts fo r curch work. Airs. Sage contributedm o re th a n $350,000 to the Alemorial a p a r t of w h ich re- Tnains as an en^wment. Dr. Thom p son will be insthed th e re on Jen. 23. Airs. H a r r y kurchill, of P a terson, N. J., is spenffig th e holidays w ith h e r m o ther, ^A's. J- B. Crissman, IS E a s t Alainstreet. Air. H a rry J b e rm y e r, of Afton, Y., form e rly if this city, is spending the holidaysvvith his relatives in this Air. and Ars. T. F red Crans, of Stony F o rd a re spending a few days at the horn of Dr. P o tts in this city. Air. and Airs. Judson H o a r, of Aliddletowi, w e re C h ristm a s guests of Mr. ant Mrs. E. C. Stevens on East Maif sti-eet. Dir. Lajton R u tan, of H a rtford, Conn., is visiting his fath e r, E d w a rd [A. Rutan, a t 42 W est Alain street. H e !is with the P o p e A u tom o b ile Com- __ _______ ___ _ pany, one of th e large m a n u factur- C h ristm a s vacation with his pai c a j^g eo■ttc^rns of th a t prosperous city. Air. and Mrs. Irwin Aoung, of Ulste.. Mrs. C h arles Creesy and Place. . Mr. Hajrrv F rance, of Aliddletown, Mr. and, Mrs. Janies Bradley,. -were guests of P ran k B, Tucker and their little son and daughter, returneJ^^j^jj^ Christmas Day. to th e ir hom e in- R u therford, W ednes- jgj. p g ^ rl AI. Ci’ouse, of 53 Fow ler day afternoon, after visiting for a i^^street,. is visiting her pare.nte in weeks w ith Mr. and M rs. Irw in AVarren county, N. J. of Ulster Pliace. M rs. B r a d ley w a s foi- Carleton A. Starr, of The m erly M-igs Leila Young. ITnio-n's ca r r ie r service, le f t tow n to- 1 Air. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith,, spend the holiday vacation in L u ther, visited over Christmas^.j^j friend, H a rold Alerriam , at , w ith the parents of Airs. Bcckvvith,,£^(. W e st 119th street. New Y o rk; Air. and Airs. E. Schoo-nover, <a£ UlsteiSity^ Place. ' Mr. and AIi-s. W illiam F. Wade, of | Hon. and Airs'. William Stiles ®*^’’^'loboken, N. J., spent C h ristm a s w ith i net and. fam ily, Sarah, Florence,friends in this city. | Grace and Augustus, of New York, a r e pj-uggia retu r n e d to his visiting with th e ir p a r e n ts, Mr. and^y^jgg com m ercial depart- Alrs. P e ter Witschief, on E a s t New York U n iversity a t New street, and Airs, aftd M rs. Jam e s B e n - qj . j . today, afte r spending n e t on Alaple avenue, Tri-States. hristm a s w ith his father, Mr.{ an d Mrs. J- Kinlner Medrick,0lj.yggjg^^ fam ily on Hudson Goshen, were the guests on Christmaspg^t. Day of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellsw o rth Ev- ^vir. P e ter Farnum , of New JTork eritt, of B a ll stveet. .ty, sp e n t C h ristm a s w ith his rela- Mrs. Lester Layton, form e rly Miss^.^^g Pij^g street. Florence Goo Irich, of Newton, N. J.. and Airs. W. H. Alillspaugh is w ith h e r 7 >arents,AIr. and Airs. H e n - ^yjjgg R u th M illspaugh, of E a s t ry Goodric,“, Sr., of U lster Place overain street, w e re th e guests of Mr. the holida';’ season. d 'AIi-s. H. S, Salm o n in H o n e sdale Air. and'A irs. F rederick D. Fowler, C h ristm a s, of Ferguson Avenue, are entertaining'M r. and Mrs. Austin Abers, of 188 over th e Christm a s Holidays, Mi’.gst M ain street, spent C h ristm a s F o w ler’s pfAents, Mr. and Airs. Geo-th Air. and Mrs, E m m e t Abers in W Fowler,! and his sisters. Miss Lil-jitamoras. j lian Fowled and M iss I d a Fow ler, of Misses M abel E d w a rds and F rances j N e w b n rgh i enbaugh spent C h ristm a s w ith rela- | Mr and Mrs, H Hulse, of E a s t Alain es in Sullivan county a t Hillside j street, are enjoying the society of th e ir i Barryvllle. CELEBRA T ION AT CITY HALL. G ift of Gold C h a rm P o r Clilef of Police Jo h n F . L a tham . M em b ers of the police departm e n t have tastefully decorated the public office and Chief L a tham ’s office a t the City H a ll in honor of the holiday season. Large C h ristm a s bells and pleasing monologue, and the officers joined in singing several of the pop u lar songs of the day. A cornet solo was rendered by Chief Latham . Con fectioner A lbert Boyst contributed a large box of “M onticello” peanut brittle w h ich was appreciated by the policemen. ChMstmas a t E lk s ’ Hom e. P o r t Jervis E lks held a big C h rist m as celebration a t the H o m e dn Jt’lko Street on W ednesday night, w h e re two big C h ristm a s trees loaded with gifts gladdened the h e a rts of the Children who were favored w ith bags apples, cakes and candy. There large attendance of the m em - and th e ir families. A fine luncheon was served by Airs. C h a rl ton. Alusic for dancing was furnish ed by A lart’s orchestra. P repara, tion is being m ade for a big carn iv il celebration a t the E lk s ’ Hom e Tuesday evening, D e cem b er 31st. I^w ', an d D elays FUtng. A difference of ab o u t $25,000 in th e estim ates of the value of stock held b.y the late E. H. H a rrim a n h a s heen de laying the filing of the appraisal of the estate. A p p raiser John AY. Lyon conferred again F rid a y w ith th e representa tives of th e H a rrim a n esfate, and th e statem e n t was m ade by the appraiser th a t th e appraisal will not vary m u ch from th e estim a te of $130,000,000 m ade m o re th a n two years ago, when th e .prelim inary p'-^yment of $675,000 on the tax was m aae. E W e rtainm e n t a t Cahoonzic. An excellent entertainm e n t was giyen on M onday night by the public school pupils of the Cahoonzie School under the direction of th e ir efficient teacher. Miss E lla W haley, of P o r t Jervis. There w’as a large atten d ance of friends and parents. Alany gifts w e re distributed from the large C h ristm a s tree, and a general good tim e was en oyed. A lazy liver leads to chronic dys pepsia and constipation, — weakens the whole system . Doan’s Regulets (25c. p e r box) act mildly on the liv er and bowels. At all d rug stores.— Alail Spread Small Po.v in W ayne Co. H a rrisburg, Pa., Dec. 22. — State H e a lth D e p a rtm e n t records show a total of 41' cases of sm allpox in W ayne I county since th e beginning of th e re- I cent outbreak.'T w e n ty-three cases are ' ‘ n ow under quarantine, and th e de- , p a rtm e n t, acting through the county m edical inspector, is using its best ef forts to stam p out the disease. Investi gation has shown th a t th e postm a s ter ^ at Hales Eddy, N, Y., handled th ^ m alts for twm weeks after h e h a d d - ^ veloped sm all pox. The carrier brought m ail from t h a t office down to W ayne county as fa r as Sherm an, is now down w ith the disease. E n joyable Euchx-e an d Social. P o r t Jervis Council, No. 471, K n ights of Columbus, held a euchre and social in K n ights of P y thias H a ll on Thursday night. P rizes a t euchre were won by Miss Flam e n sfeld and Mr. W itt. Miss Hazel Duane, violin ist, and Miss K a thleen C u n n iffe,'pian ist, rendered pleasing selections. R e freshm e n ts were served. AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE OF BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES AT The New York Store SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Our 85c Blankets 69c Pair $1.25 £ i $1.00 54 £6 1.50 ££ 1.39 ££ 4£ 1.65 ££ 1.47 ££ £6 2.00 ££ 1.75 ££ Prices Good Unlil Saturday Night Comfortables at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, up to $6.50, Alt at Special Prices ! R. JORDAN & eO. 119,121,123 Pike*st., Port Jlervis.
