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PAGE SEVEN CURRIERS There will be church service as us- al next Sunday, at 10:80 a. m. Everyone enjoyed the first mis sionary meeting which was held in t be church parlors, Friday afternoon. Supper was served by the hostesses, (Mrs. Guy .Miller, Mrs. Arthur Ring, Mr. Clark Holmes. The out of guests were Eev. and Mrs. - Mosley and son of Arcade, and town guests J ^james^McCutcheon of York- C. E. meeting was Ijhire. The Y. P- S. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Twiss on Sunday evening, with Jlrs. Twiss as leader. Memorial Day passed off pleasant ly in Curriers. The weather was per fect, and all day there were many out of town people who visited the cemetery to leave flowers on the graves of loved ones and then drove silently away; while others visited with friends in town. At the Con gregational church, Rev. John Mann of Houghton preached, after which a patriotic program was presented. We were fortunate in having with us James Bush, a veteran of tHe World war, and Miss Sara Smith of Buffalo, fwho was a Red Cross nurse in France. They both wore their uniforms and (headed the procession, and James Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nichols had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Addington of East Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Nichols of Yorkshire, 'Mr Frank Ed dy and Russell Mitchell of Arcade. 'Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Nichols en tertained\ Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Cutcheon, Edward S. Smith and child ren of Yorkshire and Mrs. Roll Mc- Cutcheon and son of Marilla, and Frances Blackmer of Buffalo. Mis. Floyd Harris of Fredonia, Mrs. H. B .Blackmer, Miss Sara H. Smith of Buffalo and Mrs. A. L. Hyde of i eral of her uncle, Mr. Frank Brooks, of Little Valley, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tripp went with her. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. (Merle Johnson and baby of Holland, Mr. and Mrs. ThomaB Rich ards and son of Buffalo called on Mrs. C. D. Twiss, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush, Mr. 'and Mrs. Huron Nichols, and. other friends, on Monday. Miss Lillian-- Byer, who has been the guest of Miss Pearl Twiss, has re turned to her home in Salamanca. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Yauchzy Kenmore were guests of their cousin,! were in Buffalo, Friday. Mrs. Lyford Mr. and Mrs. George Strong and George Hudson of Arcade were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford j Hudson. Prof. John McGurren of Bliss and Mr. Allison McKenzie of Warsaw visited our schools, Thursday. Mr and Mrs. F. J. Rogers were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller enter- 1 of Sardinia, Friday, tained .Mrs. Myra Sawyer and son, i Mrs. Lyford would like to have William, of Buffalo, Mrs. Lucy John- the book entitled \Picture Stories\ by cox of Marilla, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. , Cady, returned to her at once. Woolley, Mrs. Clark Holmes and son, B. M. Hakes; Manly Hakes and Lyfin. Frank Delaney . attended the Dairy- Mr. and Mrs. James Bush and mtns League meeting at Attica on children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Friday. Fred Bush. • I Miss Bertha Williams spent the Mr and Mrs. Robert Woolley en- • week-end with her sister at Hough- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wool-' ton. ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ellsworth Smith I Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Miller and Mrs. and daughters of Yorkshire, George C. B. Woolley were in Buffalo Tues- Blackmer of Buffalo and Mr. and day .selecting electric light fixtures. Mrs. Fred Woolley. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush, Miss Mar- Mr and Mrs. Charles Smith had garet Bush and Orville Bush were in quite a family gathering, Sunday. Buffalo, Wednesday, jicuuv- —- . Their guests\were Mrs. Elsie Fuller: Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Stockin Bush had charge of the program. One j from near Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs.' were in Warsaw, Thursday to see feature of the program was the pre- j Lyman Smith and children, Mr. and Mrs. Stockins' uncle, who is ill. Resting peacefully beneath the sod of the well-kept cemetery at Yorkshire, N. Y., lies the ashes of the only soldier of the war of the the American Revolution that was laid at rest in that cemetery. No obituary, no written notes of the incidents of his soldier life were preserved at the time of his passing, nearly eighty .years ago, when writers and publica tions were few and far apart. In later years, however, the flag of the country he fought to establish, floats above his grave at Decoration time. Although the slab marker has crum bled nearly all to the ground, it may, ANNOUNCEMENT Floyd L. Holmes announces that he The New York Telephone Com- i bas taken over the insurance business pany announces the establishment of ! of the late Elwyn A Warner and af- a new and improved method of op-' ter June 1st will occupy the office of eratiort in handling calls from Arcade j Mr. Warner at Strykersville. to most out of town places with which the people of the city do a con siderable amount of business. The effect of the new method to the telephone user, will be to pro vide a faster service to the points af fected in that, in a great many cases, it will not be necessary for the sub scriber to hang up his receiver; he will hold the line until the call is completed, the same as on a local call. This will not always be the All policies are being taken care of as usual and Mr. Holmes will per sonally cull on,holders as soon as opportunity perm.ts. 14 FAIRVIEW therefore, seem fitting, even at this | case, however, for, when circuits to late date, to insert the following 1 the desired point are busy, the sub- fragmentary report of the New j scriber will hang up and be called Hampshire Historical Society, furn- back, as heretofore, ished by request: An Arcade telephone subscriber, \Bishop Coston lived in the town wishing to call one of the points af- of Francistown; enlisted from the fected by the new method of opera- town of Wilton, Hillsborough Coun-1 tion, will ask for \Long Distance\ ty, New Hampshire, April 3rd, 1777, land file his call, just as he has al ternation of \Scraps T £_*«P«-\ u _ r; , In ; making repairs on Huron Nichols' \ Chaffee Mr antl Mrs * } 'I ?M HENRY NICHOIS - MR house they found on the walls old 1 anchildren of HolknH \\f Ern £ St Holmes of Strykew- uwvapers dating back-to the Civil 1 Miss Sara Twiss of B„ff„, . 1 \\TVT i\ B $™°' Thursda y- war. These were parts of the Buf- j the week-end 1 i A c ^ i u Sher Brothers of J*va Vil- falo Express, one of November, 1861, Mr, C D 1' ™Ti n Sunday lage have wired Huron Nichols' house and one of 1862. Interesting items I Mr. and MrMyronRoL^'^ ^ They haVe - aUo about the noted battles of the war Machias ' Rogers were found in both papers. On the ' **- - margin of one of the papers was the name of D. D. Davis, Who built and lived in the house. Mrs. Guy Mil ler had a Methodist paper dated 1863, from which she read an account of the work of Miss Clara Barton, \The Angel of the Battlefield,\ and the founder of the Red Cross organiza tion The Junior Nichols quartette made \their first appearance when they sang \The Boys of the Old Brigade.\ The parts were taken by Jlary. Margaret, Seldon and James Nichoh-. These brothers and sisters are to be congratulated on being able to have a quartette at home. Many here entertained guests on Decoration day. Among them were: Mr and Mrs. Ray Twiss who had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Will Pettis and children of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rosier and children. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haggerty en tertained Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hagger ty, Miss Laura Nichols of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Huron Nichols and Law rence Nichols. for the term of three yeaTs; Captain ways ddne. If a circuit to the desir Ebenezar Frye's Co.; served three , ed point is immediately available, he years, according to the Revolutionary 1 will be asked to hold the line while rolls of that state, and afterwards en- the call is completed. Where a cir- listed and served ninety days in the cuit is not available he will be asked state militia.\ to hang up hi6 receiver and he will be It is recorded that Bishop Coston ] called back when a circuit is free, often served General Washington in Commenting on the introduction of holding his horse, and other personal the new system of operation, B. F. services. | Disbrow, local commercial manager, said today: \The introduction of the new high speed service of most out of town points should prove a valuable NORTH WOODS ROAD of put in the plumbing. The house is rapidly approaching completion. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rogers spent, Among the interesting old papers '.Memorial day with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- we have recently seen, is one owned don Rogers at Eden. I by Mrs. John Sweetapple which is a Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Day and 1 reprint of the first newspaper print- Frank Bauman were guests of Mr. I ed in America. The date is April 17, and Mrs. John Brown of Bliss and | 1704, and it was reprinted in 1871. It then attended the Memorial services was called \The Boston News Let- at Smiths Corners. ' ter,\ and is very interesting, with its Mr. and Mrs. -Leighton Stockin I quaint, old-fashioned letters, and the were in Warsaw. | news about the latest heard from Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Day and daugh-| London, The Brigantines, etc. ters were in Vnrysburg, guests of B. M. Hakes was a delegate to the Mrs. Charles Davis. 1 Dairymens League meeting at Roch-' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sweetapple ester, last Saturday. His wife and I called on friends in Protection, Sun-. children, and A. M. Gillette went j day afternoon. i with him. Kenneth Miller came from War-' Mrs. L. F. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. J. : saw, Sunday, and spent Monday at I B. Ring, and children, of Oakfield, 1 home. ! Mr and Mrs. Harry Warner of Buf- Mrs. Lucinda Rogers of Bradford spent Wednesday at the Lucene Had- ley home. The Junior Project girls attended Rally Day exercises at Warsaw, Sat urday. Charles Whitmer and family spent Sunday in Springville. Miss Bertha Gordon and Miss Esther Silloway of Arcade' spent Sun day night and Monday at the Joseph Silloway home. E. L. Brewer and family spent Sunday with relatives in Cattaraugus. R. Thompson and family of Beth any, N. Y., were visitors of his Bis ter, Mrs. Libbie Silloway, over Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. George Prior and grandson, George, and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cole and Donald Cole were in Lackawanna for Decoration day. Janet Gilmore and Lorain Williams of Buffalo were home over the week end. G. L. Griffith had business in Sala manca, Saturday. Dr. James of Bliss was a caller at the Albert Cole home, Thursday. Clifford Moyer was at his home in Black Creek, Friday. L. R. Cornnell of Machias was here, Wednesday, testing cows. Mrs. S. P Dailey of Friendship and Mrs. Ed. Peters and daughter and son were Sunday visitors at the Leo Hardy and C. A. Pierce homes. Cecil Goss and wife visited at the Arthur Clements home at Farmers- ville, Sunday. Good growers say that probably more beans are planted too early than too late for good results. Good asset to the business men of the vil- cr °P s >! nve , been Rested *™ m se6d Dollar Day, Arcade, June 6th. lage. A good deal of business is done over the telephone with out of town places and we have instituted this improved method of operation in the interests of faster service. In communities where the high speed service has been established for some time, it has proven very popular and has been of great value to telephone users.\ A sand-pile is ideal for keeping the youngsters entertained and out of mischief. planted as late as June 20. Have you a copy of \The Farm Shop Tool Equipment\? It's almost as handy as the shop itself. Ask the college at Ithaca, N. Y., for E-108, i f you wish the bulletin. Dollar Day, Arcade, June 6th. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of Carl Skinner and his bride, Mrs. William Winters and sons, and Mrs. William Skinner of Batavia called on Miss Ada Skinner, Monday. falo, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ring, on Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. GraHam, Mr. ! and Mrs. G. T. Graham of Rochester, i Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hakes, Manly ! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis of East anu Leah Hakes and Mr. A. (Mi GU-i Aurora spent the week-end with Mr. lette went to Perrysburg, Sunday i and Mrs. F.H. Twjss. to see Mrs. Rachel Mack and Mr*. ' Ada Hakes. , _ , , Mrs. Fred Cole attended the fun- 1 < o?pvtal, Monday HorrieXost/ Albert Bardo, who has been ill for some time, was taken to a Buffalo ^HORO-BRED\^ STRYKERSVILLE LIVE AND LAY\ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mar- The y liv e because they are bred from healthy, free rang* ;f on May 16 a daughter, Jean. .h. t hiw thrived and coined in vigor for genera. , * - T — r breeders that have thrived and gained to,'\J??.?* tions They lay because they ore from selected and tested high \egg Sower \A Leghorns! Rocks. R. I. Red. . Ancono., ^ delivery guaranteed. Postpaid Member Intc Chick Assn. Write todoy for FREEChlckBoot SCHWEGLER-S HATCHERY. M i HcrtUnpUn. BUFFAIO, N. r. New High Speed Telephone Service Gives you faster service on most of your out- of town calls. Ask for \Long Distance,\ as usual. If circuits are available, your call will go right through while you hold the line. If circuits are not available, you will be asked to hang up as here tofore. You will find this new service fast, efficient and inexpensive. When you have business out of town— Telephone—then you'll know. NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. Mr Robert Barber of LeRoy spent Sunday with his parents. Leon Ncwakowski, who robbed the Deilinger and Barber hardware store of $100 was sentenced for six years in Auburn prison. Mrs. L. A. Phillips and daughter, liuth, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckman of Ken- more. Relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brass were delighted to hear of the arrival of a daughter, on Sunday, May 30. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metcalf and son of LeRoy spent the week-end with Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Barber. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landphair, on Tuesday, a son, Bruce Edward. The funeral of Mrs. Del. Cotton was held at St. Mary's church, Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckman and daughters of Kenmore spent Decora tion day with Mr. and Mrs, T A Phillips. GLENWOOD T HIS home-owner carried a small, low limit, automo bile liability policy. The jury brought in a ver dict of several times the policy limits. The property was sold to pay the balance. Are your automobile liabil ity limits high enough? The cost of adequate Lia bility protection is nominal. /ETI •IZE L. A. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ulrich of Blasdell spent Sunday with relatives in town. i Mr. J. A. Meyer, Mrs. J. W. Chad- (wick, and 'Master Walter Chadwick spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Penzelin and daughter, Dorothy, of Newport News, Virginia, spent last week with J. F. Sullivan and family. Mrs. C. French and Miss Loreen French spent Sunday on Center Street, the guests of John Randall. W. Chadwick, J. A. Meyer and J. F. Sullivan spent Saturday night at Springville. Mrs. J. E. Schrader, Ralph Schrad- er, Miss Ruth Schrader and Mis? Dorothy Crump spent Sunday in Al leganey. Mrs. J. F. Sullivan is slowly Im proving. A. Naurocik of Buffalo spent Sun day with his parents. W. Baker of West Falls called on his son, Edward, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Robinson and Miss Jane of Colden called on friends in town, Saturday evening. Hugh Short of Buffalo spent Dec oration day with his parents. HOMESPUN YARN Arcade InsuringiAgeocy 210 Wilsoa Block Ami. Laali* D. Stria* Maaagar ! SINGER I , SEWING | * MACHINES 1 Aunt Ada's Axioms: Children who find that parents are helpfully in terested in their parties, will becoms similarly helpful in the hospiUlttes of the grown-ups. I Dollar D*y, Arcade, June 5th. For 75 Years Standard of the World E NJOY your sewing on a modern Singer Electric, Treadle or Hand Machine. Save time and money. ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION Liberal allowance for your present machine. Convenient payments- pay as you save. FRE E INSTRUCTION S SINGER , Sewing Machine Co. INCOXroKATID •SO Mala Straac _ BUFFALO, N. T. George W.* Electricity Whenever any hard work has to be done, most people are usually quite willing to \let George do it.\ George W.* Electricity never complains about such jobs, and does them quickly, cheaply and well. That is why he is always so popular wherever his services are made readily available to many people. George W.* Electricity went to school and grew up at Niagara Falls. But nowadays he is working for more than two million people all over central and western New York. Mfr IV. standing for \willing\ The Niagara Fills Power Company sells electricity at the lowest average price received by any generating system on the North American Continent. SUPERS SERVICE Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corporation The Niacin Falla Power Co. Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Co. Buffalo General Electric Co. Toaawanda Power Co.
