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PAGE ,FOUH KATONAH BECOBD, FJUJD»|i, J)£CE1D»EB^ erything KATONAH NEWS HAPPENINGS Mr and Mrs. Hobart Len t spent Christmas with relatives of Mrs. Lent at Syracuse ! I) r and Mr s Poter Noe , Jr, and ! daughter, of Willsboro. N Y. . spent i the holiday with local relatives. i Paul No e has been suffering this i week will) an infected right hand, i which hns responded nicely to treat- Inient and he expects to b e able to re- I turn to work in a few days. Nearly all the local stores will be i lnscd all day on Monday ! Otl.s Aldrich, of Stamford , spent th e holiday at the home of hi s sister. Mrs . Thoma s VanTassel l The Sunday School childre n o f the Chriatmas-a t »t Mary's and 8t. Matthews. The largest gathering of worship per s ever assembled In the history of St. Mary' s ' attended the Christmas service* a t midnight. Over 600 man age d to find accomodations an d over half of them received Christ into their hearta i n Hol y Communion. Th e vo cal an d Instrumental music for the Mas s wa s rendered by the combined senior choir* of St. Mary's and St. Matthews , Bedford- Hills, under direc tion o f the organist. Mis s Margare t Powers . A feature pf this year'B musical part qf the progra m was the singing of the carols before and after the services. The church was adorned In the true spirit of the season while th e altar l>ri'sl,yt«Tlan Church were made | wa s resplendent in its magnificence . 1 h.ippy on Friday evenin g wit h a tree , The Christma s Crib wa s mad e eve a WE WISH ALL OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. WHEN YOU NEED HARDWARE COME TO US FOR IT. WE SELL ALL THE FINEST UP-TO-DATE STYLES AND WE KNOW YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR PRICES. COME IN.. \ — \ \ OU K HARDWARE WEARS. ~ GEO. A. TEED 'an d the distribution o f presents , fol- \ lowin g n ver y creditabl e entertaln- • men t by the children ' Mr s I C Raccoosin ha s returned af tcr spendinjj a fe w days wit h Washin g ! ton. I) ( relatives I Attention Is cal jintke in anptlier c hold good - of Mrs s : Method 1st Church Notes : Rev Robert L . Ross, Pastor. Telephon e 24 DMii\ worship with iirrarhm.; m-xt Sunduv at 11 .i in mid 7 '!» p in Sub Jec-t tn. (In iiiiini'iK iiTiunii 'T h • Land <ii H. „'!nn i>r cuiun Siiliji • t to r thei'\i'i . uc 't>ir I npiisii'.'.si.d I'UNIH « - alalia I In -i Mill In •.i-riium* appru prliiii i.i ' li • \i M ^ I 'ur Sunn 11 Si hnnl at I n a m I I' M til! I • .,1.11 1 ,| I i, :n p in | ,11 - will In .i -in n i Willi *pci ml nui-i i Christma s Music. i 'in iiii -. m•]*-•« .it the ihur(h\» v. ,i in ,i high orde r uml enjoyed b> i u i > nKn'Riitli UH The Vesppr ser i lii ' urranKed b > ()rt;niiint Ray at the .' . '\'•.Ian ' huri h tin Simc!a> after- lie n wns .it,]ireciateil b y a larue roll ... •U.H- i n .uiil wa s lit' th e Milne hiKh • - !er nl MI ellei <•• and remlltiiin '\I. r. vv i ( |,ri .1 a - mush at th e !• i MIL ' -ervi c e -ten lie u t St 1.11 k • s ( ha Till-, i Hi rin pc.-i • ,ii 1 1 i 'i i >i n w ill l>< l.-.l in II I . M- i I\ 1 ll ar e called t o th e auction column o f th e house K 'nid- o l Mr Ellen Hanlon . Th e sale will be held next Wednesday at her hemic on Valley Road an d Auction 1 ee r Vinl s will begin th e sale at 10 i ni lock I)r Willia m Shannon is ver y 111 f t hi s N'ew Yor k fit \ honi P with f>n(\\ mania Tin. McthndlKt Sunday School en'e r tnl 'inipnt wn« held en Saturda y even lug before a large gatherin g It wa s up tn th \ usual high standard and »a. followe d b y tlip distribution o f prea- i nts to the children Sant a Clans wa s ver j good to all and the pvenin g was a ver y plwasant on e for al l present , mor e devotional this year b y the ad ' dition o f a n artistic painting of tl»3 j original cave at Bethlehem which wag . exquisitely done by one of the Sisters | of the staff of St Mary's School. The sermon!, a very eloquent an d I forceful account of the origin, history I and spread of the true Christmas hap piness, wa s preached b y the pastor ot J the church. i' II i M I i imn 1 1 I'.i .i r.| \l,.llll I ' \ VI in: lie -t i ii L. J.ii Hi' r i .d m .ill ' riiiiim aNn vvi • iiil nun Ii < 'i J DJ eil i - • in 1 < lirl-tii as i I'M s» rv ii , In I e nl 'ii th e i • 11• i>-: M wel l 111 1^1 M 1 W A I mining -iilipil'iti-nilent at nn hi\- ninve'l v hei e In ha thi M.IIV ll I Till fur severa l year.. Kntoiiah' \ Wur I to (Jo-hen N Y . -ii|ierlnt\n'leni •• i/l il I'ri\-!!) frrinn ' Imrch \<>t<-s th. < li.'ii il M i \ i - i II I ri uilii II n \l. . 1 '• \u-ti i n l \\ . I 11,i I'll T'n I )w I !',i-l .i tli • II ( lull nu t It II at in Ini i u M - ut 'i t KM I on Salur- ,i. in. I 1 '! I .i ; '11• — wi ' i i !n-e aii'I n • II''. I, .1 . . 1 v i ;•• lilnli'i ideil 'it i 1 1 1 win 111 I>I w i i lu last h ill ' i II • • v < i . tun i I te N <)w 1- w ill i lu f i i iv i un\i . vv' h t' • Itl'lfcefeld teams ' i ( iimiect ii u' lies !!!•»• -aid tn In i IT; lint uinl tw u 1 II id game- sh'iuUl ics,ill The (Jul - .i fallowing stPiuiy The High Mass wa s agai n stlffg at Bedfor d Hills on Christma s mornin g and thoug h man y had attende d th e midnigh t Mas s ut Katonah, th e church wa s agai n filled Th e altar, th e Christ ma s Crfb. th e m isfc, th e sermo n an d th e numbe r ret ' iving Holy Commu n ion mad e th e \ H rthday o f th e Kin g ' a real devotio n md loyalt y At Bedfor d R i mrmator y Mas s wa s celebrate d a t 7'S\ and th e devotio n ot th e girls , thei r f aging o f th e Chris* ma s hymn s an d t'letr receptio n of th'' Hol y Commun l n emphasize d thp trutii of th e docli UP that where Christ is presen t th e .'ac e and happiness of Christma s Is i \ present At th e 10-30 Jl iss at Katonn h the childre n o f St . Mary's Schoo l sang th e Christma s cu >ls in such a (levoO innal an d insp ::ig spirit* that I til-ought hom e t o 'ie congregatio n th real sriri t of Pe e oti Eart h to Men nf Good Will of .<• Christ Child Midnigh t Maaf >vas also celebrated the devotion s little • happl of th e trie Compassio n at t The six Masse.- the tremendo u hlppers, their dp only serv e t o bring a true an d proper fulness was arc-ord t?< ir e on th e Birth Mr*. Jane Ferris. Jane Putney, wido w of the late James Ferris, one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of the community, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Hoyt, on Mon day afternoon. She /had been ill for a long time and had received the faith ful and untiring care of her daughter with whom she had 1 made her home for the past' twenty-six years. Mrs. Ferris was a life-long resident of this community, the Putney famllv i being large and prominent in the com- 1 munity life for many years. i Funeral services wer e conduced , from the home of Mr and Mrs. Hnyt on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30, Rev | George E . Barber, of New York city, a former pastor of th e Methodist Church i here, officiated, assisted by Rev R. L. Ross. Th e services were largely at-1 tended Interment in Ivandell Cem?-1 tery, Somers ' SPECIAL INTEREST DEPARTMENT.* • * • ——i.-;— \ \\————* ' We wish to call your attention to the fact that a new interest Period begirt* JANUARY 1st, 1$23. Any deposit made in our Special Interest Department previous to January 10th, 1923, will draw interest at the rate of 4% Per Annum from Jan. 1st. We can effect the transfer of your Savings Account from any out-of-town baak without lost of Interest to you. Open your 8avlngs Account with your Home Bank ami dapoaU systematically. You will find this will be to our mutual advantage. Northern Westchester BanK Katonah, N. Y. Capital $50,000. Surplus $45,000. President—Edwin Tatham. F. B. Studwell, Vloa-Prei Herbert 8. Bell. Cashier— Edward M . Fielder. H. Z. Mayne, Vlce-Pras. Assistant Cashier, Sadie Carpenter Smith. Sadie, wife o f WTiliam Maltb> . Smith, died at he r hom e in Stamford. Conn., on Saturday Sh e was a daufeh- ter of the late William Ci'rpenter, was\ born an d lived fo r man y years tn thlo -nelghborhowl^-Shtt- Will lip mnnmeil )i» _ many relatives and friends In this v | + clnlty i .5, Funeral senices wer e conducted + v from he r late hom e on Tuesdayyind- •:• wrr e attended by severa l Kntonah rel | * atives an d friends % + Bedford Hills Community Theatre Joseph Hanlon Joseph Hanlon died In the North'-rn ' Westcheste r Hospital, on Saturday. Mr Hanlon had been Hi for several | weeks. He Is survive d b;. a wife H e had been for man y ypars n faithful employee o f the Georg e Todd e -i ntc land lived rn Chcir y str n e t Fureral I services wer e held : n St Ma.-r's R '' Church on Tuesda y morning, an d in- terment w . in All Souls Cemetery , Pleasantvillp I The words of Fathe r Soanliin wi'l | lonR he remembere d and the prnct.cal truth which w e c-in s o well live out a*; did fios e wh o ministered to M r Hanlon's npcl s In his s : KIT-s. giv the ri'i'l ( hristinn .siili-ii Tuesday Evening, January TafTo'clock GOLDWYN PRE8ENTS JOHN BARRYMQRE IN \SHERLOCK HOLMES\ Founded on Sir Conan Doyle 's Great Story Also A 'inn Heel Cumedf and the Pathe News. Admission, Children 25c. Adults 50c Dows opt 'O. at 7:80. y ^. .*• .> •> 4, ffj. 4,^, .> .>'• • • Slum at 8:00 o'clock. •?-:.'T'**.:-{.*.:..r..:..:..:..:.^.<..>.>*+A **j Sister s o f th e t St Marv' s CnnV' 1 11 ( ', ri-tma s * 1 iiipcui ins of % ; '.t Inn ..nd loyal| ll!l|>i U 11 iin-iit anil a «• v I Ii n i '.i 1 'i 111 t' mi nl tl'.' M 1 .ipal.K >> I'.-'n 11 •: of fciv Ins [•nil ii'B'i lie tup tl e faat tfi weUome In Jfll k l1i cd (li e Pri n 1 < day of th e K.r. New Head at Katonah Hall. s)n r th e open- Walte r Paul-jn , Jr 'f hi< Ii ha s prevailed iui; ot the house Niany wUl b e son- w loose M r anl ..Ir.s Hammond !•> their unfall inf courtesy n* v e niadt many warm 1,' n.ls iu- Katonah •Kentucvty De - y\ a- Katona h Hali Ml ll'l' III' S1IIIC- I' I I ' iM .i .l llirimuli (I n vc.1 1 1 . 'I. Hill - il' l • I Th in. 1 , 1 ll' V, . . \ ' • , 1 SI't v ll h : Ii • •. 1 11 1 '1 \ 111. 11 1 '1' 1 lu - Christ in 11 Scit'iioi' S« T * ici's ( brixii.'ii Silentf Sniii'i.v o f Kui n, ah liulil- Hum at Mil* rcsiiloni i' .11 Mrs. J l> Thomas KilKemont Rod d next to l'iil\ i Libraiv Sunclnv Sirvlie lit 11.00 o'cloc k Sund.iv S'hnol ut 9 45 o'cloc k Te8tini' i'i.il mt'i'tinK ever y Wedut-s- day ev>\il a it T 'in n'rini k Reading I ' >oi» op,-n on Tuesday and Friday aitcrnimn* from 2 to B o'clm'k HI .nil \ . .Ml I 'l is \„: nim II l: 1 11 i d 1 lid u 1 \lli ,iat ;i' .' Ih. ' il l •> II ami M i w ir Hi' •' iti Mills This turn Mi\ I Arthur M « 11 I 1 Tin lliii - r ' 1 . HI 111 t .IV III II\ lv lli ' 1 1 1 1 Ilii !'itli .1 r. 1 r I • I adult - iiuil Nn i.un •r . tl lai I. .1 i n i-001 afte • n !-. 1 ret a m • i'l t 1 lainili' - In oil! piling' il inin t 111 mid in 1 .m ' > l I lie si, IIRl •i I' . I'.p I ! nl 'il l you liscov ige a 1 of Iirc-athiue ensv , r y of a romar. I tli,' illsinhei il ip nl th e fin 1 -! I 1. nil 1 I I I. II I M • 111 ill ll 111! I'll' r e v\' 11 111 K' 1 ' 1 linn . it,< I ii 11- I M ,111 I llM I I I s (In elei I u< ( r nil.ill ! ' ' — 11 I V I \ I'll , l.i'plnn Kiine HeiKor d Hill I 'liteitiiiniTii t uinl a peiK 'i.il ' nl',1 -1 ii<, lie . 1 it prnui \ ' Kl X 'llll-s r rei tin hi -t fnmr 1 Me , r.'iit pli 1 'r 111 llioadwa \ 1 11 11 Kpv 1 1 !.lt-S It ' entu k } than yon IT, ' thrill ul a shipwf i K 'ie de>|i, rat e striiKul' •d h»\ii wit h th e v il wh o hud IIPI-II tin lofmx an d swep t iu (,i ma.\ on e ol tin ifm-• races cv rr shew 11 • 1. -tbe winnin g o f v\Iii''i r anil po-iiIn n •• 1 1 hi ID Ki'iili.c lev One ••: es o f th e ye^ar. ilirec' orRive yoursel f If you Tin- dp.itli 01 Wal t 1 S IV.ul-en J- son of Mr and M- s W liter S Paul sen, at Somer s on Chri»tma.s Day, wa s a st\(l isfidlng o f a promising younp life slid * ?rei t shoe\ to the co m munity Walte r vvu- 12 v»ai'» et ac» a great favorite w't' i all vv.'i'i kin « lv.1.1 and wa s an unu-ually proinlsine lie' Ills death wa s a result ot a fall nn t'ue ii e on Sundav HP returned to hi - home anil told o f fallinu anil that h e I'll struck on his liea 1 aid cmpliiti ('1 of a sever e headache A physician vv..s summoned and h e responded t:> t ratment. but a fe w houra laier rapi 1' lv gre w worse an d although ev e • j Known medical aid wa s given htm • 'cul l followed on Monda y Funeral services wer e from his lit e ' Heme yesterday afternoon and wer e I irsely attended Interment in Ivan 'ell Cemeter y Arthur i ' Hill announced vcsleidnv th p'iiu.i-e by hi m i t the Katuniiii il. 1! iiiiivi; liu-.ness truni M r Hum ' an :.il vv'1 1 had suci essfullv ri-'i 1 dm'eel ii tur tlie pus-t *hree years, .iir Hill .-\a local ho.v with a In si j of friend > >vlio will-wish him well \» 1 -, Uie ne w venture. He has had cif. 1 Eaisha P Carpenter, a life-long rn«i- huvlug been en- 1 dent Of Yorktow n Heights, died, at Packer »• d Mr Elisha P. Carpenter. I slderablti OJUK rience, lilojed by ^ntli M r I Hammond ail' 1 his sucee-s -hould be I aiarked tnim the stal l He is popul'ir in I pa.ustakine, he knows the lai.-i i ness and know - thp wants anil the fancies and favorites of the patron* .mil he '.-• sure to maintain the bicd ! in s- uii»the same hish plane as that Grasslands Hospital following ft lon g Ulneis, on Wednesda y Funeral St -r vices from Friends Meeting House,. Amavvalk. to-day at 2 o'clock p. m. HAPPY BODY . ^1EW YEAR T O EVERY / H. B . DEACON. A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1 in I Ii. 1 r u it 1 < 1 S.i VIIII ;- Hun k h ' :i 1111 cm 1 dlv iileuil 1 I 11 ill pe r annum to ilppnsltora Januarv I'liiaain f'nuntv v 1 • ilei l.ireil a semi it th e rate o f 4 pe r ami will hi credited 1st 1D23. on all sums fro m t\ t o ?.\I.(HHI Deposits niaile nn o r befnr e th e first ton busl- iie-s day s o f Januar y will dra w in terest fro m Januarv 1st I M r and Mi- J Frankli n Ryan ami 1'liuiKhter M I'I I'm spin ! \mns with iu'int.ve - in I'l'ihur y Con n I The Kuti nab HIph Schoo l clnsse- I nf 1919-20 he' d a ri union at th e bom <• I o f Carol Clinton and Clarenc e Boil\ illct, graduates of tl>ose classes, on • Wednesda v <>vi-nlng Game s wer e ORANGES, \From the Mill to the Maid' World's Star Hosiery and Klean Knit Underwear Alto Glove Silk Unions, Vest s and Knickers. You are sure to be pleased with the WORLD'S STAR HOSIERY In Style, Fabric, Fit, Wea r and Price Mrs. Henry Baker ZANOL PRODI CTS Authorized Representative Pho m Katonsh 119 R Bedford Hills, - N. Y GRAPE FRUIT. H. B. DEACON, READ ALL. THE fiECORD ADS. St. Luke's Chapel, Katonah. ID L. W. Elliotf i W»rrhou»e. S »«l h of th< I 'ublic Bcboo) ) \TrouMe s! iter\ Bill Bedel l aga ; ' i prove d he wa- th e right ma n in (h e right jo b ou V. >>dnesday mornin g He wa s on e o f tbi ftrst at th e Ar e at th e 1 residenc e o f M rtin Mead , Lake Wac - , cabui The te phone wires wer e out ' o r commissio n ind Kill went t o wor k as soon a s tli firemen were out o f Local merchant s ar e satisfied wl' h a very prosperous holiday business Tl-ey Bay that th e season was^a ver y pcii'd one and that ther e was probably more mone y distribute * for gifts than ever before. played and a very pleasnnt evening | hls way an(l ,,. tore nooft service wa s spent In renewing acquaintances. Mr and Mr s DeWltt Benedic t in - nounce the lengagemen t o f th\ir daughte r Carol to Melvln D Bnjrl' \f Washingto n P C asai n establish ter men in tin 1 few an d none ' devoted to thi di Ther e ma y b e bet service bu t they nn. etter natured o r more - duties. Sunday 8ervIc*s I Holy Communio n j 1st Sunday In mont h 9 30 a m . Unl Sunday in mont h 8 00 a. m . Sunday Schoo l !l .45 p. m. I'vinin g Prayer and Sermo n 4 , P »» ' Ple »«e aut e th o huuri, »nd tell your friooda. Minister In ChRrg e Rev M Adye Prlchard , Recto r of St Mark' s Church , ML Klsr-o. Assistant. K *v S. R . Brlmckerhoff ' Deaconess. Miaa A_ W. Kawciynakl. Miss Roliln-on and Mr Schnefer of the Merriara Organizatio n enjoyed th e Christmas party piven fry M r Merria m and his associates o n Saturda y even ing at th e Mt Klsc o office. s \ SPECIAL NUTS, 25c lb. 3<l I SATURDAY— Mixed This Is a bargain. H. B . DEACON. J. H. MORRISON - KATONAH ICE CREAM and SODA PAGE & SHAW, PARK & 11U0FD, K1BEE ^A^D]ES Hot and Cold Soft Drinks. Telephone 165. ^^^iw«iiamvi>^ii-iis'irmriiif«SOTiiii'i»wwst8ii't»i GUERNSEY'S PHARMACY Tel.*8-W Katonah GUARANTEED SAFETY RAZORS FOUNTAIN PENS Medicines Stationery Toilet Accessories Rubber Goods Prescriptions filled a s ordered. Open Sundays from 9:4 5 A. M to 12 M . If I haven't got It ! will get It If possible. Mis s Carol i enedict, a physical in structor in th' Baltimore schools, is spend.ng her loliday h\r pe rents. M . and Benedict . vacation with Mrs DoWit t Care of Thanks . The rel.itivi o f th e lat e Josopn i Hanlo n wish t exten d their heartfc'i thank s tn nci lbors an d friends f-ir i man y acts of I ndness an d thougbtfu' ness darinn li Illness an d following his death NOTICE1 Beginning December 1st the mini mum charge for all trips will be 50 I cents. I ERNEST C . MATTESON, HARRY KNAPP. ig Milium iwwmBrinfffijjrcj [LEWIS H. MILLER KATONAH, N . Y. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE \Tm awry I used your Highland Liner*.mother— bat I tvantedSanta Claus to sit up and ta\e notice \ I T IS alway s i n goo d taste t o make you r gift-something that costs little if i t i s th e best of its kind.andexpresses-genuine goo d taste. il I©IH I LMI® is such a gift. Its cost is trifling compared with the quality of the remembrance. t Boxed Writing Paper ROTH*8 PHARMACY Bedford Hills, N . Y. Telephone 363 Mt. Klaco. In these joyous holidays ^ when cares have been for- gotten in the spirit of Christ- % mas and the hearty hand shake and expressions of Yuletide cheer are going the rounds, we extend the Season's. Wishes to our friends and Patrons. We thank you for patronage conferred' and good will expressed. May 1923 be a year of Health, Happiness and Prosperity. Henry W. Kellogg A. Elliott Kellogg C. Fayette Lawrence | KELLOGGS & LAWRENtE, Katonah. Inc.
