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Peconic Grown Brussels Sprouts Grown from perfect stock and developed to 151 50 produce heavy yields. This strain is a vast ° improvement over many old types now sold . pCSf OZ* Send in your orders by mail. Would you like the seed treated with the new \Semesan treatment? \ S. H. SMIT H , Riverhead AGENTS IN EVERY SECTION Aionzo Huise , Wading River W. V. Duryee , Mattituck ML A. Wagner , Calvertdn Ralph Sterling, Cutchogue E. W. Lane , Manorville R. Jefferson & Co., Peconie J. T. Fanning, Riverhead Geo. Thieringer , East Marion John Fleischmann , Laurel S. H. Smith , Southold Henry P. Tuthill Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer —— Automobile E quipment Telephone 27- . ' Mattituck I Specializing in WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIERS 2 Litter* of 4 Months Old Pups For Sale BOARDING AND TRIMMING Hall' s Kennels THOMAS HALL , Prop. NEW YORK AVENUE & 12th STREET HUNTINGTON STATION 1 Insist on the famous \ V Royal-Red label 1 I P J RASPBERRY psSU y Absolutely pure — both of them ! Let the Wa te r Do the Running Drop in anil get a free demopttra- Hun on the DAYTON Electric Water Syntetn. It is one of the best (none better). $85.00 and up for a complete tyitem. We ere at rour Krrirv. Give us a call. H. W. HORTON & CO. Plumber* WEST MAIN ST.. MATTITUCK. N. Y. rhone 27-R BR HELLMANN S i^Sm^ l BLUE RIBBON Mayo nnaise Q jfl~ -M A P F . IN TH E HOME MADE WAV ^j ftW j ^AQUEBOGUE jT r Milton E. \i dling WHS n member of the vacation party which left for Washington , D . C , on Monday morn- ing for a week of sight-seeing. \ Miss Pauline Weils , of Jamaica , was a recent guest of her friend. Miss Kristine Howell. We arc pleased to report a slight improvement' in the condition of Rev. Dr. D. W. Hutchinson, whose illness was reported last week , and who is still ii patient in the General Hospital of Passaic , N. J. Judge J. Addison Young, with Mrs. Young and their daughter , Miss Alice , of New Rochelle , spent the early part of the week with Miss Nellie W. and Mrs. Agnes Young, having returned with Miss Young, who had been their guest the previous week. The Alphas were entertained at the home of Mrs. William H. Young on Thursday afternoon. Easter Cards. The usual large of- fering. R. C. Brown , Riverhead. Ad. -t. 33t2c Warren W . Wells , of Yale Univer- sity, returns this week to spend the Easter vacation with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Wells. Mr. and Mrs . O. A. Randall and son , Theron , were over-Sunday gucst3 of relatives in Woudhavcn. The Ladies ' Aid society was to bo entertained this week Thursday after- noon at the home of Mrs. \ Anette Young. > Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Young, of •,!.; , _ .. r. ._ _ ,. _ . , 7_ ,. n iwoil , outm.. nuc iitcii-tltd £uv;oi.<: of their daughter , Mrs. Chauncey T. Reeve , and family. Unon their return they were accompanied by Miss Annie M. Reeve \ , who will remain in Wilson for a few days ' visit. Baldwin C. Young and friend . Miss Katharine Ortlieb , of New York City , were over-Sunday visitors at the home of the former ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. George C. Young. A number of our Endeavorers eon- ducted a service at the jail on Sunday afternoon , at which time a message appropriate to Palm Sunday was given by the pastor , Rev . E. A. Northrop. Several from this place enjoyed the fine chicken supper given by the Daughters of America at Jamesport on Monday evening. Please bear in mind the closing service of Passion week to be held on Good Friday evening at which time Rev. H. Mather , of Moriches , will be the speaker. The Sunday schools of our county are - asked to observe the week be- ginning.April 19 as \Children ' s week. \ A party is being arranged by our teachers for their children on the Sat- urday of that week. The many old friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hudson were ploa.,ed to welcome them , in company with Mr. and Mrs. Eckford Hallock , of Sound Avenue , at the evening service last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. iHudson , who have been spending several weeks re- newing friendships, and acquaintances in this locality and up-State , left on Monday for their home in Maine, which they tell us is still surrounded by several feet of snow. Announcement has been received of the arrival of a son , Lyman Cecil , born on April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barwick , of Illinois. Mr.*. Barwick was formerly Miss Charis Hood , daughter of Rev. Dr. and the late Mrs. E. Lyman Hood. The following death notice appeared in a recent number of \The Congre- gationalist: \ \At her daughter ' s hpme , Oakland , Cal., Feb. 10 , 1925 , in her 90th year , Mrs. Mary Kj se Lyman Hood , daughter of Judge Lyman of Ohio , widow of the late Edmund Bost- wick Hood , mother of the Rev. Prof. E. Lyman Hood. Honolulu. Hawaii; William L, Hood , M.D , and Miss Anna Hood. \ Faster services will be held next Sunday throughout the day. In the morning at 5:30 , the C. E. society will hold a sunrise service in the chapel . The topic for consideration will be , \What Does the Resurrection of Jesus Mean to Me?\ This iiicetiiij; will be in charge of the pastor. Following the early service , breakfast will be .served by the C. E. social committee. Regular morning service at 10:30 , with sermon and music appropriate to the day. At 7:30 p. m. , the choir •wil! render the cantata , \Easter joy, \ by Lcrman. This ean iita is compiled and arranged from the works of Verdi , Gounod , Rubcnstcin and other celebrated composers. The choir will be assisted by Herbert L'Hommedieu , of Riverhead , as violin- ist. CUTCHOGUE „ B .i« M ' i'H— U ..if ¦¦ - M H ¦ \ ¦ ¦ * I I • ¦ I • « ¦ Miss Ruth Banks , of Westbury, spent last week-end with her grand- parents , Mr, and Mrs. William M. Beebe . Miss Mabel Stivers , of Riverhead , was a recent guest of her friend , Miss Charis Tuthill . On Friday afternoon of last week a jolly partv of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mrs . William Grathwohl for an old-fashioned birth- day party. A fine supper was served at 0 o ' clock to the following: Mr. and Fred Mulford , Mr . and Mrs . Edwafd GratWohl , Mr. and Mrs William Grathwohl , Mr. and Mrs. George Grathwohl, Mrs . Lillian Grathwohl , Mrs. Walter Prince , Mrs . Evelyn Hummel , Ruth Grathwohl , Corwin Grathwohl , Donald , Allen and Edward G rathwohl , Mrs. Betsey Case and Fred , Kenneth and Hollis Grathwohl. Mr. and Mrs . William Horton and little son have been visiting a short time with their mother , Mrs . Annie Horton. Easter Cards. _ The usuaMargo of- fering, it. C. Brown , Illvo i'licad. Advt. 33t2c Howard Park , of Cortland, visited with his cousin , Mrs. Robert Price , last week. „ , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Beebe were called to Suffern last week on account of the death of Eugene Haldaman. On Thursday of last week the Cosmos society met as usual in the church parlors . After sewing for a while , the ladies were asked to lay aside their work and one of the sup- , pe r?; ' -for which these ladies are noted , 1 • .vim served to about thirty rn'onbers •his being in honor of the birthday oi their secretary, Mrs. \V . C. Grath- wohl . Mrs. Howard Robinson , accompanied by .Mrs. Walter Prime , left here ot. Tuesday to attend the fur.iral oi Eugene Haldaman of Sultorn , which was held nt his home on Wednesday On Friday evening of last week , th< choir of the M. E. church , presented their organist , Mrs. W. C. Grathwohl. with a beautiful bouquet of carnations . The official board nnd their wives met with Mr. and Mrs. George Fleet on Monday evening. Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Tyler nnd daughter. Nancy, spent last Sunday in Speonk with Mr. and Mrs. Ira B . Tuthill. Mrs. Evelyn tHumme% of New Jer- sey, is visiting with her cousin , Mrs. Lillian Grathwohl. The regular monthl y business meet- ing and social of the Aid society were held recently in the church parlors. A very fine program was given con- sisting of an instrumental solo by Mrs. Allen; reading, Mrs. Ralph Ster- ling; solo , Mr. Dodd ; reading, Mrs. Clayton Billard; male quartet , P. H. Dodd , Ralph Tyler , J. C. Horton and Roland Horton: instrumental solo , Mrs . Everall Tuthill; ^instrumental solo , Helen Sterling; sketch, entitled , \At the Photographer ' s , \ characters , Mrs . Wiggs , Clara Horton; Melvina VViggs and Marvin Wiggs , twins , Mrs . L . C. Grathwohl and Linnaeus Allen; Mr. Artman , ph otographer , Chester Beebe; Clara , Laura and Vcrda, school girl s , Mrs. Mabel Richmond , Mrs . llettie Howell and Mrs. Grace Beebe ; Miss Prim, an old maid . Mrs . Flora Leslie; Miss Lookwcll , a stylish young lady, Mrs . L . Allen; Farmer Pratt , Charles Tuthill; John Pratt , Hollis Grathwohl: Will Pratt , Donald Robin- son; Mis. Pratt . Mrs. Stewart Horton : emma Pratt , Mrs. Grace Sterling, and Gra ce Pratt , Mrs. Theodore Beebe. Miss Krummcl and Miss Coventry, teachers of the West Cutchogue school , left here on Friday to visit at their homes during the Easter vaca- tion. Mr and Mrs . George P. Rackett were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulford. G. C. Curran and friend , Mr. Rams- burg, of Brooklyn , were jruests of Mr. Currar. ' s mother , Mr; , \'lamina Cur- ran, over the week-end. Mrs. Curra n has just returned from a month' s trip to Porto Rico . On Thursday evening, April 23 , the Cosmos society will hold its annual spring supper. In connection with this , there will also be an apron sale. Mr. and Mrs . Howard Robinson and family spent the week-end in West- bury, visiting with their sister , Mrs Albert Banks. Miss Ruth Case , of Jamaica , spent Sunday with her father , Wickham Case. Last Sunday morning the mission- ary service of the M. E. Sunday school was in charge of Roland Horton and his class of young boys , their subject being \India. \ Ruth Silleck , Hollis Grathwohl and Donald Robinson are among the grad- uates of the Southold High school who are taking in the Washington trip, also Charis Tuthill and Corwin Grathwohl from the Mattituck school . Mr. and Mrs. John Stelzer and little daughter. Joyce , spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs . Harold Price. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Howell spent Sunday in Bridgehampton , visiting relatives there. Rev. Mr. Dodd , Sr., of Shelton , Conn., and his friend were week-end guests of Rev . and Mrs. P. H. Dodd , at the M. E. parsonage. Mrs. O. W. Case has returned after visiting friends in Brooklyn. Mrs. Elliott Barteau spent last week in Brooklyn. There will be special Easter music next Sunday evening in the M. E. church . In the morning there will be communion service and several will unite with the church as members and some on probation* Roger Smith , of Freeport , son of the late Dr. and Mrs. George Smith , is spending his vacation with Mr . and Mrs. J. C. Horton. ^ Miss Amelia Young has returned home after spending the winter in the South . William M. Beebe was in the city the first of the week. We are pleased to see the collage of Miss Amelia Young opened sigain and to have the pleasure of greeting Miss Young, who recently arrived home from the Sunny South where she spent the winter. Miami , Fla. , is surely a wonderful resort. We had the pleasure of .re- ceiving a pamphlet which gives a fine description of Miami , from L. IT. ITal- loik. of Orient , who has been sojourn- ing the;-\ . \\ ' t.u ' jiic schools arc closed for the Easter vacation from April 3 to A pril 13 and the , teachers are enjoy- ing their well earned holidays. The acreage of potatoes being planted in this section is very large. C. E. Glover will have 80 acres again this season. The two boys of Mrs. M. Doriskie deserve much ' credit for t ' .e successful manner in which they have been con- ducting the fa rm following the death of their father. The beautiful flowers that are in bloom out of doors is the best prool th?t spring is really here. EAST MARION Capt. and Mrs. E. B. Tuthill and daughter , Miss Edith, have returned from Florida , where they have had a most enjoyable winter. Mrs. Tuthill' s health is much improved. Abbott Muir , of Fisher ' s Island , is spending his Easter vacation with Muir. \\'\\' ' \\\\ \ Miss Mabel Merrill , who is at Miami , Fla., is having a delightful time and may spend the summer there. The King ' s Daughter ' s Circle will meet with Mrs. Dariel Brown on Thursday, the 16th. The Circle will serve a supper in June for the benefit of the Baptist Social society. Mrs. Willis Brown is visiting with Mr, and Mrs . Gustavo l'lessmaii , of Brooklvn. Porter Kiu' si-tt i . - - soiling ;is janitor jf the East Minion schoo l . We nr? glad To report that M rs. Hazel Huntley is o:i the gain since breaking her wrUt about two weeks ago. .Mr. and Airs. Irving Nelson, of Yonkers , are guests of Mr. aid Mrs. Porter Racket* ., Mrs. Wilson Glover h as bten visit- ing in the city. She was siccompnn- ied b y her cousin. ?.l!ss Minnie Udel l , who has been visiting her brother , El- bert Udell and wife , of Brooklyn. lj irl-in clubs were entertained on Thursday evening of last week by Mw Ernest L. Vail aid M rs. Otu Shae fcr. A very happy time was rpent at these hospitable homes. Mrs. Frank Rolliiis. who has been spending the winter in Brooklyn , will soon open her pleasant home at the bay. The World Wide Guild was enter- tained on Tuesday evening b y Mrs. Russel l Terry. Mrs. Myron Brown entertained the \ ietory Girk on Monday evening. Eleanor Wootlworth made the Glad Game club happy at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Capt. and Mrs. C. T. Brooks and ssn, Sheldon , visited recently with his sister. Mrs. Arthur Payne and fam- ily, of Southampton. Harry Ketcham and daughter , Elaro. spept the week-end with rela- tives at Eastport. The several societies of the village have had the pleasure of helping to- ward the Easter decorations for the Baptist church. The plants on Mon- d'iv will b? eiven to the shut-ins of the village. We are very g lad to report that Billy Duvall , son of Mr. and Mrs, Stanlev Duvall. of Orient , formerly if East Marion , is somewhat im- proved since being severel y injured by a fulminating cap used to ignite charges of dynamite , with which he was playing. The mary friends extend congratu- lations to Edward Brown on his en- gagement to Miss Endora Shew- smith , of Geneseo . N. V. Clarence ' . V' .:i! has been elected a trustee of tne Congregational Church of Orient., Miss Effie M. Mull entertained her Sunday school at a picnic or. Mon- day. Mrs. Raymond Rackett will have charge of the floral decorations at the Baptist church, Easter Sunday. Captain George Bennett is visiting with relatives at Southampton and Amagant 'ett. He .will again be en- gaged on a bunker steamer , starting in June. Mr. and Mrs. Nel son Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hicks , of Rockville Center , made a receet visit in Eist Marion , stopning at Clarence A. An- ker ' s. Mr. Hicks is to build a bun- galow .tt the bay, where members of the family will spend much ot the summer. The Ladies ' Missionary Circle met with Mrs. Horace Vail on Wednesday afternoon. Easter Sunday at the Baptist church the congregation will hear the Easter message from the pasto r , Rev. A. S. Woodworth , and music by the choir. A meeting at 3:30 will be held for the children at the church. Mrs. Chester Ketcham is spending her Easter vacation with friends in Brooklyn . Miss Jessie Hedges is visiting with Miss Isadora Fouriiier , of Jamaica , and Miss Lottie Fournior of Oyster bay. The Men ' s Community club will ¦ neet at Firemen ' s Hall on Monday evening, the 13th. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sailer , of Closter , N. J., are spending the Eas- ter vacation with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rackett. \ William Furst has been moving a bungalow on his property at the Sound , for summer rental. SOUTHOLD Last Saturday night wc had the firwt moving pictures in Community Hall. The seats were all filled and the pictures we re good. SouthoW is plai nmg for another baseball season and is casting about to make up a most efficient team. Sunday morning last especial note was struck in celebrating Palm Sundav, both in the pulpit and by the choir of the I 'Universalist church. Mr., Conr.Iin ' ' s sermon was appropriata and the choir music timely. Russell Davison sang with much expression , the ever popular \Palms \ by Faure. Next S . urriav the Easter anniversary will be noted by extra music from the ' . •heir and soloist s and Miss Bessie Wells will add a violin solo . There . will \ be extra mutic in the Methodi.it i and Presbyterian ehurchos and on | the evening of Good Friday there will be communion in the latte r church. I The Vail homestead will soon open las a tea house for the summer. For lover a hundred and fifty years this j home has been occupied b y the Vail ! family or its descendants. • Chauncey Moore is home from Flor- i 'da. He says he- knows the peopie here can be trusted , for his woodpile is just as big as when he went away. But not many peopie burn wood now, onl y for kindling. Potatoes are being planted in the usual quantities ami \b y the usual acreage . The farmers ale a trusting, hopeful class of people and they havo faith in Providence to so order the I weather as to give them a good crop A hose company of active and en- terprising young men has been formed here with the following of - ficerst ; Fred Jennings , captain; I.. V. l> . Jewell , lieutenant; Ii. S. Downs, secretary; J. J. Kramer , treasurer. Trustees , one year . Fred Mcnwciler , two years , 11. Ullerich , three yea rs Krt d Jennings. The engirc house front has been change ! so as to allow the ho . «e carriage and pumper to be placed side b y side so as to be teadilv run out. Does any one ever think how beholden the public fat to the free- ly contributed efforts of our young . •non , and boys too . for the sense of safety they enjoy, because of the wil- lingness to run at any time when the fire siren calls ' Rapid transit has struck the house- moving business now. Charles T. Gordon recently moved a house in Ea&t Marion for William Furst over a mile in something like an hour , us- ing a truck and tractor. Some change from the twenty yoke of oxen and rol- lers used years ago. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Faulkner have the shutters down and the li g ht* . -nine out at night , showing they are in their home here for the season. Sinclair Smith and his family are here for the Easter time occupying (he cottage now . They will not open the big house until warm weather. Ernest Iridic »«yr. he has pur- chased the building that has so long housed the postoffice ard the rooms above is where the I. O. 0. F. meets. He has also purchased the old home of Mrs. May Hummel on Wells ' road , for a local party. When Leicht starts out something is likel y to be done. Remember the siuewaikt*. Peter Gaffga has spent the past winter in Greenport with his brother , but is now at his home here good for another campaign . Herbert Simons was here over the week-end. He came for his wife who has been helping her aunt , Mrs. Maria Bacon , of Pire Neck , so long and well known a resident here , io pack up and move away, her husband having recentl y died. Mrs. Bacon has always been hel pful and kind . We are sorry to lose her. At the Christian Endeavor meet- ing last Sunday night , in the Presby- terian Parish house , there was a goodl y attendance of forty young people. Henry Dickerson was Uie loader , and he conducted the meeting most acceptably. John Merwin , one of our Southold boys , who ha? come hack to us \ out of the west\ after three years Y. M. C. A. secretari al work there , gave a most , admirable talk on the 'topic of the evening, which was practical , easily understood , of general applica- tion and showed th at his line of thought is reflective and progressive. JAMESPORT Mr. and Mrs. Fied Flcischman were guests of Mr. and Mrs . W. L. Flcisch- man on Sunday. Evelyn Frederick is spending her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Frederick, in Bay Shore. Edith Frederick , of Cortland , is spending her Easter vacation with hor parents , 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frederick. Myrpn Young is spending some time with his parents . Percy .Young was given a surprise party Saturday evening by his rela- tive.?. Easter Cards. The usual large of- fering. R. C. Brown , Riverhead. Advt. 33t2c Mrs. Clarence Barker , of Mattituck , spent Monday with her cousins , Lil- lian and Kathleen Frederick. Mrs. Hannah Frederick and daugh- ter , Jeanette , spent the week-end with the former ' s sister , Mrs . Jessie Berg, of Shelter Island. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Young and chil- dren are spending the week with rela- tives in the city. Marion Tuthill is spending her vacation with her sister , Mrs . J. A. Young, in Riverhead. A union Christian Endeavor was organized Sunday evening, with a large attendance. The Wednesday evening pra yer service will commence at 7:30 o ' clock. Services will be held in our church Good Friday evening at 7:30. Mrs. William Fleischman and family, and Mrs. H. C. Tuthill and children were guests of Mrs. Fred Flcischman of Riverhead , on Tuesday. The chicken supper , given by Loyal Council , D. of A., Monday evening at Mechanics ' Hall , was largely attended , there being about 135 persons there. Dancing was enjoyed by all , the music being furnished by the Invincible or- chestra. The Home circle met at the home of Mrs . William Conklin on Thursday afternoon. NEW SUFFOLK n I MIMIII ¦ II j ¦ II II II n r ~ ~ ¦ Mn\ H. K. Tut!. 1 .!! , of Peconic , i< enjoying a few week s ' vMt at the home of her daughter , Mrs. George B. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Davis nnd sons , of New Yolk. s|H'M the week-end nt their summer home here, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horton vis- ited frU' i. ' , < in I' uti'lwgtte last week. Mirt Lucy W. Horton spent part of last week with friend* in Mattituck. Mrs. C. ii. Tuthill , ..? Mattituck , spent some time last week at the home of Mrs. G. V. Horton. Edwin R. Foster , his daughter. Miss Edna Foster and Frnperie Fos- ter visited relatives in Water Mill the early part of the week. Mrs. Anna S pooner is spending a few weeks at the home of her win in Brooklyn. Miss Edna l- ' oaier -pent a short time last week with Mrs. Jay M. Glover at her home in Southold. jf %ue , Jamesport , Mattituck and other East End Vill ages Advertise in THE COUNTY REVIEW
