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.*r- *(•*• What do you want v Tell it in THE ENTERPRISE \Want Column\ ;: VOLUME FOBTT-THBEE—^0. 1 S3EK5PS j'' \'vT*IRR\.ft fir £&!?. Phone your neks to No. 8u J Tj \ - .-.•A:''. ' ->. i . MUt ,J 1 <\ 6 >5 ¥ffl UNION CBU«CH SPVIGES ONNEW YEAR'SEVEIA^ELY ATTENDED Mi. Programs Arranged By.PaStorft^qf ^our Cfcurches—Musical Pro- gram Given by TwnlTrilve)vte|hber$ of the Choirs of the Four Churches at Second ^|oX me * Church—Services Held in the Second Reformed and Baptist Churches The four 'Protestant ehurchesjof the * \age joined in splendid sfa^Ces Ia|j: Sunday evening,' the programs^ jrtr- :Mgfi by the pastors : dt-'jQ#ga> ,hu hes, emphasizing the importance „f :ne Christian attitude in\the. ap- proach of the New Year../ *?S... ,. The first service was held'; sfr'.balf- pa^t seven o'clock, 'ih)Jhe,-£epid, He- furmed Church,ipeVi#Ohn^^ pa,tor of thaji Btigelj^ ; Jbeing\- in charge. Hey. JyS^afJDiitfr*s^istedi_5n exericMsif- • >'• • • the opening exerciiis! *bout twen\ty-4v<e^ihemherS gf/ th ( § ;, choirs of the \f^a>''\Ohsre$es -gave _j£ fiw musical pwjjpram, sihg|ftg/tfro aj$ th.-m? and leading, the cong/refcatijin that tilled ti e church, in bemxtifiu ifymns. Miss Marjorie Caaterfoift dU re.-ted the muSic; «iid Wis. C. L; -Sey~. bold was organist. • .\•: Rev. S. Ri Mc^instax .pastor. Of the Presbyterian Chureh-,, preached tii|, rmon. Deep interest was,-manifested; he service by'alI>reSe,nt. .$$§$$ ijeryices- opened at 9 o'clock, in charge of the pastoi*, Hev. L.'W. Buinpus. The saiae choir led Sn well selected num- .beri', all joining in the old hymns, the choir rendering an anthem effectively. Bev. A. JT. Te Paske, pastor of the First Reformed Church, delivered a short sermpni exhorting every hearer to dedicate his life to' the service of .Christ throughout the New Year. Op- jiortunity was given'for personal testi- Wny^fter whicjj all joined in the; ih^ ? ^iioth'er^e«fis;Dawriine,\ and Kv^ft^r.tre -Faske led in prayer of. TeJpJdica'tip.n to the lord and the Chris- tj|U itfe,.jfhjle the audience remained '•WM^P- • % ; ^ s '' nec^sary -to. .open ifi^ afSoinfii^iSuridaySchool room to ae&mmotRrte>tbe large number pres- ent.-\ -.,.._ >•;,'..';•'.•'•• ' •' ,,_. Tj|e community appreciates the'fine 'sjiirit of Christian f ettowsn'qv exhibited •b&4he churches, itt-g'oiriihg in these. .-special services at the opening Of'.an- idther 'year,, and each \pastor- hopes for renewed irfteresfcSri\each'individual 'in Fifteen Patients Underwent Operations for Tonsils and Adenoids The second tonsil clinic was suc- cessfully-conducted at Marion Grange Hal| on Thursday, December 28, un- der direction of Dr. A. R. Halsted. Dr. L. H. Clark, of the Rochester Homeo- pathic Hospital staff, performed the operations, assisted by his nurse, and- the Red Cross nurses, Miss Durgee and Miss Stevenson, the executive secretary of the Wayne Red Cross, Mfcs Marjkme D. d[ones, (and Mr, Pearl, the nurse in charge of Cornel- ius Cook, of this place. Dr. John Van Doom and Dr. Arthur Besemer administered the anaesthetic, Fifteen patients underwent the opera? tion for the removal of tonsils and adenoids, all of whom are doing finely. They are: \Earl Dean, Elisie De- Cracker, Darwin DeSmith, Pauline Bush, Anna VanHall, Merville Crane, Bernice Crane, Arthur Bodine, .Lida Jioffman, Eva Wilson, Alice pouter, Martha Romer, Iva Pratt, Clarence Pratt, Charles VanOstrand; > in t mg this service'the'peo^feJ^iiVimiSieillheworsnip of the houte^God, and a d.ately to the (BapH#^]^a, ^(ereJdeeper sense;of ehlurch obligations. ••'> mm ^m^xmik! ib First Baptist. ,<CfturciK^,]|i; Lester W. Bumpus,: Wiii^tey ; 10:30 o'clocl, mornftV :, 'Se?i§^|# J praise and worlhip. S^rmMrisaiJecfl' ••The Marion BaptisT'^hRrcli^iajai 1923.\ E\ery member iM$&$$£$f>V rerned to hear this preserrtjjwid#4s$th§ , plan? of the efiuifeh^jfor .the coming year as worked »!$$>?' the pastor and Board of Promotion.\ » .' 11:50 A. M., the Church School.; 6:00 P. M., Miss Viola: Petty-lead^ u^ In gathering' lessons from' a New Year's Psalm. ,• .. 7 00 P. M., the union service «f the Baptist and Presbyterian-Ohnrdjes,- Let us give Brother McKinst^r; thd encouragement and inspiration of ; aj splendid attendance. - We.^are sure to; reap an even greater b|es&jng'*\f*broj such loyal participation in thSse siw. vices. / • • • ' • The New Year's covenantmeetihg-on Tuesday evening at 7:80. .\Goine pre- pared to tell what * portion fff'ihe covenant you are planMjng to give special heed to throughout' the year The Baptist Church is'i'jlstly fcroud of t« four delegates to.'the Cider B^ys^i Wirier Conference, •heid;'/a^'(a(5<jt A.-ademy, Montour Faffs, Mi iC train [Member 26 t o 31.- To^h|ye four l'\v« at the confer^nAe? of sijcty-eight; hnys fmm the statia is Jts6lf a <wortS- nhiie achievement. Th4bjftys, <Ss6¥gej sons from Psalm 1. The <Juide-boajcd Psalm*.\ Leader;''JJIrs. ( Regina Johri- ;so i nf''< •'.-.' . , - -'-\'- •' % pThe. Welcome-Bible* class'wiH meet flSfohday ovenjng,. -Januarjf 8, at the :psirsonage; • > ' v flfte Loyal *Wor*ers will hold their monthly meeting. 'Monday evening, ja-huary 8, at the Home of Mrs. Lucien 4,P,hponermjp. , and Herbert Lookup, KaymoMd ^6ez6y' evening at e v\. over to ,&vjfij$i|&e'f' lo\^!? lint fimo t ttti£}kiav~j£'&*j+&™f-ar{-.nrii urse of study Vas-fhaf ^Kc|Bi& >!.vi-n at Camp'Winnepaul^SlcSitiiej first year delegates^'Alli&in^Ma^rij b-'i-s took the full s*c4|du.%'*f$1&feS artwright, of th&f IfSte^S^ndliy' •^ hool Associating^./Jifgh ;faV0j|*f : •> :h the boys; .fife ^q^MW'ii^ii '•( -sht by Mr. Wilk^'sp-ClSf^Acti^' ' •-. conducted by ^,;£ep^jj^ '• i Voung People's #ork'|£d'-^|R'#' • N. Darling, of BinghjtmlcSi^FBiife, wy found the cBSii'^^?^B , \'il' ' »1 part of the cdilfjerencf ^Sefj^tSi ' und that if: t»»* &^fi?Si1fli;'Jf.iS|.s.*' , ( 'tter, a Baptis*\-Hua&%^psJbf-alt Ithaca, led the ieflr&fitfnffi|||rla?Snt jij'eraiSf'Ihe Marion boys are all' '• eh school basketh|ll*5uia|^in) , a bny from Fairporf.^O^ohiplete^h^f 'cam. they gave everything;e%;«t ttl •'\^'••rence a morr,4hait in^eftihi: 1 me. only a compie&.tealiji^Slni^jtfaH '\\. had anything o*^V6)ySj.'','i' • Th c boys left^the' co^eSgncf.'^ufls- : 'y morning, and ,.afte*;%,.'IJr*^^*-! fached CanandaJguaii WlieW#h% «ent to the home-of?$»$& •&&§<&•> \>y until Mr. C.~tf,|^M#rivei# 'ransport them home. #\ .'{ • ^ ' ^ We are glad ind'eed*4hst>|he.'^i': ' \Id have this privHege''Mavw£',*re \nfident that they willt feei?ei;rce.ase. ;\ Iwk back to the \firsfe^lde^fetfys •\ mter Conference a t Co^^ibMt w -th increasing apptecialo^i,; iffs\ •••'ue in developing in\%Blni \ , 'aia ! \•'•''ugh them in othBrr&.foH^folffi -is \Chosen \Jesus' A Second Refarmed Church . ''Re\J.. Jcjhn ^Ossewaard.^, Pastor 10:30, morning worship, for a Purpose.?' • ..: • .•.„,. 12:00 Ji-^Sunday'SchooI. • 7:00, evening -Vorship. F&st Miracle^\* • '*. •\JtOOsChristan' Endeavor. • * The Mission San3 ivjll meet \on Sat- urday afterndon v wrth !l 'Miss Magdalene \Noisier.. '•'';.•• ,*v; f The.#eek of Prayer'wift^aob- serye9\r~ ! hejtfnnirig on-ne!^# Sunday. ;Mjetings will bVheTd oij'Monday even-: ingj. ^Sdnesday evening and Friday. ef3M§t «iso.Njn', (E^Wday afternponj Thursd'ay afleSnoopaifd Saturday, af- ternoon. , •;, ^> |)n Wednesday the Consistory will attend^ the annual Consistorial Con- ference at Williarason, both in the morning and afternoon. Rev. First P/reshyteman Church Samuel fi. ^cKinstry,, S. T. M., Acting-(Pastor Mp*ning wjorshifli, lft:30. i vr What Men Live By;'l- •, ..Sunday School, 11:46. What of Sunday? We are asking ourselves this question, and it is possible\that ;*e wpl.neve!f:«3riiv*-at a final feflls- ^O^^Jjt^^batt .have a , h>tfet;uii' •ote*Tii^ding^'*i»l&»plBce : in our Jives; -oppor« putfil^,^ |||Bn||Si Ciiri^att? Endeavor^ 6:ti\pi MM ^8egin:,|hjv»'e?i?,'^e8r. by! bein'|. ^reseni'ait'tliiiato^fiMg'' .. .; •*-,--• • livening- v/oi^Wl^ \m^MM m ^amaritani\ ;/T^|§Sf|#e rre^l|| ^Ofttixly. uniojn, .'^e'r.^^^thr^B^|i?| atfi'|Presby^eriaSlf-%^cffe5. Lthlil imE0?tan^ ^esWh^OllsSallt^ej -leiye:it whe*rgit W '..''.f' ,$%*:'. x j V>. : ;ffiheieg^ar^Mon'thljr.m.e'Bting'of tile iW^feiangs 'aSfissJoM^.; Society» will: Eej snet# -W^'n'es'day: aKt6rrfoon^iranua|^ MSflN. M. H&ioitj-foreign topic*; ciial, Mm I. fcAlIaarE,-/hOTne;tdiiio,i >ipe1#mil&rit, JB&a, .«*?% Seftt*;^ *i| ,. f TOe'AdVenturo of Life •..<,,:. * 'laf&jslwarkS©everywhere lyttle.; spif'itM-• aftventiirei \The'spell •••ttgiali?. Venture his'-east it§ gBmoriover: ifr| Wholejk 'ife, ' Wi fafee:.o8V5i|»Ki;ste|t r withtiie n^iie-that somretSiiig new-'majf; Tisks. *%P\^evef9h^pt«[i*Sg 1 '' a4yen- 'i'fainJ'njoreOi „^„,, ,..... ^.,,.^iiie.''1$;e'i<e. Sit kS' dayi|iip^S«iurfi.aBd|\3ae1i- ^eaV;-.Sjife : ; -JfcselTls-aii adyentufe.- Sionievoi u| haf^ ; 'aeB«ied'%stuTerntg \andMat^^iwe/tee\*lliBsopfiy-of lifeAtitl.pBifoliphf- ttf life's iruMb. WKia r.;afci '*' CKiV'&i&fj'dni inevit- alife risk^'*\ Oui-'aayenturous.aspifa- tiohs\a1»e/ deftft|y!/^ted and we can weiVHSbxA to'spen'a4 ! *ew ntoments on >|he them|? IShe^Atvthture of Life. &'\ The'' first \great'«ISefttu is life—-. Itflt'life>fts^ft ii&%W$fc$ b y ihe 'TMp, ^^ eternal- Wm|rice.T«^e ! . morally First Reforme^-..Clfi-urcl*/;*': - ^a'wl-kened ,S>ifi%^\'*heBfe'-rwo:ij;a ,• ^»- A. J.Te taske/plstdr -'• ' vfulSled'and'co'm*|,ltetf-.'| the adven, •^30 A. M., prepara^' , le«ioft;^ ; :|UireWe calflegth.. _;; ;; . *. Wednesday, afternoon, at 3 ''o^fe^e'Sld fearIe f fely^to\have «ourage ^ttnday School t^,xdh^:m^^^mMm^^'->&^^ i& ^^ eat: •Wednesday evening -at ^^W^^i&m \M& Beciirity-^hy it's iust nan Endeavor meeting •^|if/ J ^'S'^^^l^'i.l%to''o^n|f.catmot have^ TONSIL CLINIC IN MARION ON DEC. 28TH ION ENTERPRISE, NEWAR%*|^^ORK, —•— -^ — •-*-' - - • \•\ i/wh^ite - FSQ^t JANUABy 1%'.192$ •*rr the'fting that's the damnation of him if he gets it! The reason it is so hard for a rich man to enter the kingdom of, Heaven 'is' that he has a false sense of Security. To demand N it just dis- integrates a man. I don't know,-why, —it does, ... The mastery of life comes with the knowledge of our Power (to endure. That's it. You are safe only when you can stand every- thing that can happen to you. Thus and thus only! Endurance* (is the measure of a mam . . . Courage is se eurity. There is no other kind. Such a conception of life ennobles it. Youth leaps within all of us when we take, this view. Life infeans some- thing. When looked upon as an ad- venture life finds a place for the prin- ciples of faith. We need'no absolute assurance that life is going to be safe at every turn of the road. When we think of life as an adventure it quick- ens t the imagination and inflames the heart and deepens our interest in it. Viewed otherwise it becomes dull and flat and stationary. Conceived as an adventure the glamor and glory of life js never dimmed. It gives us world's to conquer. What we want is t o live ovx own life. The adventure of life is comple- mented by the deep eternal romance of >the morajHy awakened Spirit. The •larger life of matt enters at this point. .T&ere is no .more'fitting complement to \the adventure of life than the mor ally, awakened spirit. The. glealfi of a liigher and* nobler destiny lends' en- chantment to the great, adventtfre. It acts as a might? wizard; You will re- call hjw the '4learo' came to Merlin: \Mighty£the/;wizayd ' Who fdhnd me »at sunrise Sleeptagjandwokejufe' And Ieariied'me MagfcT Great the Master^ t. ^ ,. And sweet the-;Magic:\5 - Life is a perilous experimehlr^anE f^jis call to the adventure anct-^pnfijnce 6f the morally ^wakened.spirit^oes not lessen its dangers; Nolnjiig^fisti, itake the place of Ine moral venturei It is-contact with life and with' •god's spirit that enables us tdMneefc 'pur moral and religious difficulties. and overcome them. We want otnyudral lif^ to 'Be more thap a copy book'.and to interpret its truths for'ourselvesi , \The adventure of life and the moral .romance are fulfilled and completed e.iadventure we.call death; -All • -t:'•• -,i'-^ 5— e '|i? .inarked by the spirit of ad- fesSSfl SttttuHM Qeath has been labeled'the exulfajjgly Christ ^aiid prize Is lidhle |&ai§iffi'g -Venturei;great,\ -sayk PMto.. %d0(~i>$e. Wt; vMt .life will feinfe f'o^]b|v;\5.S|'death; , i We ieed„c^utage ! a|j^t|yfi^>jiife's adventure; .Fad^l with>^|iS(ie^&d \faith life and death meait;l$Bc!n5 for-.us;, Kv'eja'death niay b^coi«#'ij(fe gate to-sjife-'-tt more of ^ife^^lptli'is 'the cVowM of life-ithe iib$i£MWB kctventure of life'aiid'iti conjprenjeiir,' **•- ---'«-• -*-*--\ ^#ri^v\ •-** the morafly awalened \wfi'Sar i ii^&nSl Mrs' J. p. ' Carmen., an$ ;MrsVWaM Gottld spent Chris|p?*afr $b W^#M& their sister,' 5p; jTattie '^-\^^'''''^Sodtis.''/ \\' ': : ,t. Wetter has been visiting Supervisor flean Furnishes Bnterpriaei ]^%|t^^Slatewettt o* B^# of Interest tfr Every Marlon fax|»|p^$Ja '^$^a»M^^ 57~^o Tax Necessary for Town 4M«$fs;'Hxc*jrt jprSigti$*y& : ' r-the Rate is $12.85 : .. ! ; -'V '„:K' : \.v\'\'.'\ M\:i-1 The total amount- of taxes in <the town of Marion is $29,797.^ /•'.-' Of this, $11,000 is for highway pura poses and ma\chirielry ; Work <sf the town; $^,41-^28 is\-for highways, county and irtste; HQj87558 ia.for .county aiid state taxes, Die; to the income tax returns *nd other taxes retumedt ito Supervisor from different sources, lit was-, not necessary to levy a tax fop town aud- its, except for highway. . The amount of $4,004,36 is for dis- trict itaxes for .the village, fire, light and water. : ThiBvi«t?Lpi]igioua^rid for the- \state and, v con}i^f V 5tjP^ ? '4s ?509; iop^gt- way audits, ;4$w per thousand, mak- ing « total pt. 'I^BS-pn all property in the tofla of^-pjtsrion., District fax rates to|a1 fsis per thQUsaiid.'hein^ assessed oil att village properly, mak- ing .village property rate- fi9.S0 pes. thousand. ' \. - • i Last y4ki'i i total on all propesty was f 18,1^ on « thousand, t ..-'_. {; \#n villalje joroperty it \\was ¥21.85' pei? •thousand. ['/ \ ' , ',\ : ^District, tajtes aVe lower, this ^e£i t , due to the fact thai the water aisirici has earnings \ anoT\ interest to \ th« : amounVtff W,|K)0^. \ ,' ' \ %l^ ^fACEDON CENTER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schick an| sons, Frederick aad Richard, spimt tw|: weeks in Sandy Creek and vicinity visiting relatives. . . ] Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Hoag\entertained a Christmas party, Mr. and Mrs\. B L. Hoag, of Fairportj Mr, and Mrs, Ben Hoag and three daughters, of East Rochester, and.Mrs. Clementine Bancroft, of Rochester, were their out- of-town guests. , Mr. and Mrs; William VerHow en- tertained a large-patty of relatives at their home on North avenue, Christ- mas Day; „ _ Ernest and Lewis 'Bradley spent their holiday vacation from St. Law- rence University with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley. The Grangers celebrated Christmas at their meeting December 23, with a program composed of music, reading and a playlet, Santa Claus appeared at the close of the program and distri- buted the gifts which did not prove to be always suitable to recipients, one man receiving a package of hairpins and a woman a pair of sleeve elastics, which caused much merriment to the onlookers. Popcorn balls were served; At the next-meeting the officers for 1923 will be installed Mr. and: Mrs. Clarence W. Carroll and son, spent Christmas with Mr Carroll's parents, JSjErv.an4.J^?|. Wil- liam Carroll, in /Rochester* •'***' , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cole entertained at dinner Christnw' withj Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole,' 'Misa^Emily* CoTej? George Cole aniTMiss fiattfe' Benedict, all of iFfiirportj asi theirjgufcsts. ^Mr. and JAJrs, .Walter Eldrege enter- tan'ed a large company- at dinner Christmas Day; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greene, of Rqchesteriji.TyB^eojut-oMowri; guests; also Claire*Hahce, of North Ca|6Hna. L -> , F?e,d Griffen, of Rochester, speht GHristaias with his Mother, M™i Geolcge Hiclfox. y \ ! •?' '...; ' . ,' Russell Field*' of Niagara, Faij^ -trif, itjie %\uest of his brothe*, lyatf j*iel3Sr flhd faniily, for a,fe^!i8ays, recently; \ to, and Mrs. M&rir|e'Cltn>anen^er- ;tained their son, Amur'GeriAati,iand} wife,. o # Syracuse, Jon'ChrXsJtoas. '\.' -* , £ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawfon spent several days receniiy'itf JWcfiesfer, -the: guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Nied, - Mr, and Mrs^ William Eldredge were Christmas guests of.Mr. : , and Mrs! DaVid* Wallace, fih ffiltchester,, Chester Miller is ft : victim of^the. measles., , «' ' ••\* - . Ciaire- Hanee,,:of' North Garolinai spent tihe holidays with relatives ifi* town. Bgn Harbou and family spejnfc Christmas with Mrs. Harboii's ttticjfe .m Roeheitei?. .:• '' / '.. ' * ' Th&-December meeting, df^the^Honi^' BuiSiatt was hejd afc-tfte ho&' of Mirs] !Carl C. Blaker. -Thettteefin^ began at 10 ^'cloek, when, tte-Secoild lesson-on nutrition was given, with Miss Jeah- ette BlttkO'ri. aSijnstructdr. A tuyeen luncheon was Served; at\fl^3ii. 4n the, afternoon the firs^lessfajfe the- cloth- ing course .was i(Iv*n*'uSa'ei-tne.lta,der-« \shipdf Mrsv Phil'^ckarl^ »ad\#e-.an nual election of officers' {hen took place; y MM, Martha^ WMIaf % '; has.:'|efiii spendhjgr some .ti^.itfgjAcfcpor^lfri Tguest of her MJejAeiw, \i^&Sk DWeft : ^•erry,,rindfalBify;>i;'^- i; 4 V.'S~ • \Herheit Buchoflb jspfeni acdup1ec ; -of- .days,-receh# in 'Edchesfer'wipi his- 'rMt. mi Mrs, Arthur Carman, of Syracuseispent a few days iecently'in. town.;' • •••' ••-.' ,\> Mif, and,Mrs. Louis Years enter- tained his father; Mr. Yeairs, of iPitts-' Soiia;.Teceli%; --''-• V ' -Mr. and -Mrs. D. E; Barker enter- faihed, several-Macedon Center friends at dinner Christmas Day. Mr.'and'MfsyGeorgeiBtedley gave I dinner Christmas Day. ' i . • . \:0— : — WALWORTH JDOPGS JUr. and Mrs. 'George U. Millen en- tertained on Christmas Day:- Mrs. Ellen Millen, of Clyde; Mr. jand^lMrs, George Hack and daughters, of\Fal? myra; Mr. and Mrs. W..ff. Schutt, Sey- mour Schutt and Mr. and Mrs. Colston Ketchum, of Port Gibson..,.. * Among others here who entertained relatives on Christmas were'Sir. and Mrs. A. E. Hunting, Mr. and ilrai G.! A. MoreS, Mr. and Mrs. Bay Blythe, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Yuker, Mr. and- Hia. Byron Hadden, and Mr. and Mrs. John Clark.\ . ',.* > - Mr. an* Mrs. G; R. Wigriall an* Mr. and\ Mrs. B. W; Wignall -speht Christajas pay in Jpalmyia,. at the hfiine of Mr. and Mrs»f Ge0r\ge ToW- .sena, ; - - \ f -^4\, - f 'v.'\-'. - Mr. and Mrs.'^be^WirifaH have moved {nta ^h^S^^SBfe.' - • „ Leland:&|^> Frtnic Sawyer, Miss LtKnilfc-^rjiiisnce of Silve* Creek; iMgmm Blythe, Mis.sl-BlisJabeth BsleylwPSjllmore; Mr.-atftl Mrs. Earl Burdfclt^Carlyle-Bdynton, Miss Ethel Russ^;, of Ddlgeyille; Mr.; and Mrs. ^owaid .Billin^si ot mm} Wesley Huntley, .oi New York- Gtty„and Wal- ter Howsef' of:..Rochester; were'lome for* r their-Christmas vacation. . : Mrs. Ada Pembroke and. Miss Mar- Jorie Cooiaber are Sick with scarlet fever. , i• •• -• \ j. ' Rev. \Walker. s^eht his Christmas vacitioh in Wist Virginia. ; .^xirMajriHjantley has ntoved inW: itheHKnapp house. • -S^ 'A'JMIH:. andiVMrsi, iBrusio entexwined Mrs.\ Lee Eddy Shld-fanlily, of Roches-; ter, recently/ •, ,: -' ' ^ * •\\ ;s'Mr« and Mrs; Jacob -Psmbroke and- family spent •Christmas Day 1 in Mar- ion.i '-: ; .-. \! '. . 1 Key. and Mrs.'La1vtt^ i jnet w^th an accident white 'retrfrninjr from Roci- 'eate'r^reSentl}!'. Wheii \ireftr Green's |,Gorn|9S'»his sedan went over the em- bahkinent'arid' stWcfra Wst-whieh pre- *ettted -'rtr fromf* t^tnahg -over.' The -wffid'-ghieid ahdi^riass on one side of. the car'Were brdken and the car> dam-» : ajred ti^the extent of about ?iOO. Wt^. 'tti&tely' Mr.' htCwtxm- escaped; injufys fiirt Mrs; 1 &aw$>n received, a cUt on her forehead\ frbm, broken glasS and * ^oek to he? nerves. ; Mra. Aib'erl iStone, of Livonia, vi*< ited h|^^areh^«?i«!'elrtlyf' \ -^siWalfe^^Slttw, isiri N^warktak- iing ia^-%]f4ij'ef!Jli|ter, whoj 1s'•' sick. : Mr, Bhate'Wa's'ift Lyons^pne day re> 'tettityi ••ti/-^ /y^-^i' ^s^'&alHe'^jfa'ti^wBo ••& employed itttii* ^^rtiiierBil^uiiaii|tf'afc Newatk, spent M.iitiVfiUfkftf-ftbjiii!.' * -^B^hfiiSla'n'iWo^-lfe^flidol foif ehristmas ^th-a^ree^foj-sthe, scholars. Mejnbers of the l^qrld-wide Guild held ijgejg annual -hmquej; in. the p»*- |Ste!f|stin|f .*%|'ejo|}j»h% r Sup|)er irs% serveil. ift #.^SK5! t^ljleS bejng lai|' lop-'tMriryrfivej red-Cahdlesyand cfen^- terpMfes of hqlly wreaihs., ipid stdiM Chris|m.as bells, making th> tables ,atv t^aotiye, • . . •• ; /'; All joj'nei in songs durin^he se|\*i lng> .'- , r «, • . V >.], r \- • '* f • ^oitesffng, 1 ,a .vshorfr ^4H^%\^% riv^n,'- autd -a',pl#, '**h|:- Pels^f 3cholaJrah^p,',*Mn> which •mMatJsm 'wst| Jssistedh^. .*\— *•*\'- - i *\ i;i n*-'^—'- and'ISarjon^reemani: AV-^elbrt; of <ti&e. W, W. iG;;^nl«r| encesgt'|%(icheS^«r, « Mar^a^Curij's. • '- ., • •*^^Mb^ijJ!*«je '..^uild, M4, Iva|. J^ottmarift^j jand former prefe denfovStfes -MiM ^ah^presidea, •', Tli4' su»^'cdmn^i|e#^hsiA6a.%f.'MraJ- **TldMEo^oh,%^;„'Btit|iai.e JJeRjghjj;; andtos.'<Peter Co-r^ville,\*- *\'W Committee on--decorations, ,Ruth' Backus, ^la Jett^;-and ,Ma«. •gafet- CUrtis,\ Te^'d|>llars has. been collected by the g^ilct^nd' sent^to aw : the Women's.Unjqtt!Christian College in the Orient '\•'''ft.' . r-Steyaart Starred ^r-ifte-flEi^^^^ Doom Proud of the Success.* Made Up Alumni Team 'eTea^ ^ktt^n-d'.fanaifepi^onig^hy 6ft hsr%|teif,.,Mxs. Hegenian, of Canada, attnt, Mrs> ft Thom»spant«eh|ng. : ..• whb'fe seriously-ffl. : f Mrs. Mary'Xingandigtin^ughter, ' iSv. and Mrs. Clyde Euttruff mid Mis» Caroline.Miil#,spenls6nl6,.^njeit , Mrs. -Etta Lotz, of Rochester We^e recently in Webster .witt ^Tra. King% ; . .„,,..-, ,. ., We'nl visitors at the .hohie of Str.' grandsons, the Campbell brothers* • ,)Buir«lo^re48fttly%- < ^^^^^ anlMrs/Cnarles |uifruff. ' I -Miss Mary^aJafoiqVwho-is teat*-;d*ughtery'K.^ ^''^!^^??':^f ; l*; 4 A. group 6f*peo,pie froni the Evan. . aMiM ilJferS##-#led:. i<* progiraffl. A»ong the places heard! was a recent guest Si the KSnie of her! ^,. firtf|fld l^y|^inO',tof fteen ! from werer^ansis.City, Mo.V Daven- r cousin, Darwin Eldreclgi!, aIId f ,fan^ay, , jpettdtoj; ^(p&'-HiSie;, jji.-pttie, Fa!i« port;'Iowa; Berlin, New Hampshire;)- Ifoe anntmi Chr&lmiayent^ „; Newark, New Jersey, and Schenee- of the Methodist Sinday Mloof. f 0^(. ;$&• &em'-Wf^^fa fa Spending my. Late that evening the party given in Academy .Stalls Saturdiyi,*-'*\'\J^-*^**^ \ went out singing Christinas carols at .evening - December, 23\. Pere„*«» different homes. . ; I good attendee and th« : piog^tn ,.._...,,,,,_,,„,._,„..,,,_,_.„,,.. fred Rollahd-has had a Radiant music, recitatittis and'idfaloilueB, gre-;;\ MfK •f#^Mb,r. i ^£ji®:tGiW&M lighting plant installed in bis home. J pared by. Mrs. William Barked jnd . *p0-m%$m$ i 0?0$m~ *^!.V.-: : Thd entertatomehi; given jat the Miss. Clara Bradley* was very fitter-', ' tttf,[ .Gjittfai '-i$$M#'Mi^i?l%&. Svarigelical Chutrcb recently-was a esting, A collection for the WHliSffi^ ^mi0»^^;'£tif^^^ii.A$p^, success and was much enjoyed by all. vi'Ie Home for orphan children, ^hrj'stmaS, v A large number attended. , ; , Jbhn Wadell,'of jSochester was*'i: giieSt recently at the home^of Mr, and .Mrs'- Walter Klippel. - , ',. • Or- ; —-5. •' Our \wants\ get.great results. amounting to nearly, |6B, was t«1k*B,|; and the childreii's collfeetipn toward ttref ; ' '-3Sti««^Scl| o|i; redecorating of the church amount^,ei%yy^-\\-* : : r *'''* i to about six dollars. At f^t. close jb|; 'i] the program the children, of the Son* day School were given boxes of candy. .^iii Su •f^&f&^T^e.' . NerYea^slKesolutionft To defnk-.eight glasses .<% sijatei everyday. Tj' ';[>•: '.-'•'' , -r ,J- To, spent- at'le'ast twenty^minute?: daiis: practising de;ep breathing: in M 0P# J ai*; •'-.- /,' . • ,- ; . .'.• • To bathe thoroughly every dayian J take a cold sponge or 'splash ever^ .njorning. r , ' j, .TTo^ear-no corsetfttnta I am 1 twen- ty-oneat leasfc^ »•' '*>••\.\•' ^ « - ' f- To wea^ifiyiair'in a simple^ ghV ish, though b^'ojning fa'shion. \ ,.«'. t4 depfert' TtfcMU. k a dignified-and- resewedmanner%thj prssence of.'all •men . . ^;'•'*.- .,' .-\-.-• .\ To s^lak»evil of none.- ? To ; |e ^s'ef|ll'inember of my family, *l)aji^itr«jihd lfiving. ,.'•'' rToli^some kind-act each day. Totperfonn each task as it comes to my hand, faithfully and promptly. To, think twice befow . speaking, once. ?» , fo hefr both sides of a story before judging. To be brave enough to confess my- self inrthe wrong. To listen to no tale-he*aring. To' start each day with a pleasant thought. To read a 'beautiful poem every day. To make each day 'better than the; one which preceded it.—Selected. The Weather—January 3 The heaviest «now storm thus far began Wednesday night, Decentb'er 27, and the biggest blizzard this Season, continued through Thursday, the 28th, filling up the roads, andf blocking traffic for a time. Mail carrier D. C. Hope made only one trip to Palmyra, on Thursday,- the storm being too se- vere to attempt it in the afternoon. • Sural carriers were' not able to cover their entire routes. 'Friday and Saturday the mail was carried over both trips'to Palmyra, in a-sleigh. , ' The temperattlre (Friday! levering was 16 above; but a sudden drop dur- ing the night caused the mercury to register from 10 to 1© below, Satur- day morning. This Was of only shott duration, and mode|aie weather h'as. •been the rule the lap Jew days, with! $ thaw that settled the, snow, A light Jfajl^f snow occasionally,- has helped ihe/'^leighjjjg,, though,' autds ' and wagons are as mnchtiised as runners'. ;'Co*uh^-^i»^s>;we*ei/!badiir (drafted during^i^e*-^o)J&.T«e'ither, .but'' a're about h0^&ia8a#i)^« , : r. Too Great'flfental Strain ; A gentleman was one d%y visiting a ittfia'tie asylum, and whfi#£walking in tM; grounds he met as iia'tieitt, • to iwnimi \he said: ^Well, my good M*n» how did.you.-get-he^e?» :The .fumtio repfied asf^lloWsr/\3freJl yohj~see • I unVc^.'' * %idd^., with^ a gr^^-]dp%daiilinteri^ait^ then my faihet 'married; that fsaine stepdaugh- fery. 'and .-thiii' -made iny wife the .ntirttewih-la;*, (of' ijer tfjither-inrlaw, fti^ i(iy ^tibeV bicajne my, .stepson; Theh'my stepiijothefj' the daughter of irhy'/'JSfife, :h$d ,: it sp% and that boy, of cotiriei was my brother, because he <wlMj njy:fatherXson r but he waS; also ^heWpl^f my wife's stepdanghter, :#n|,tKfeMore r her,grandson, and that' ,mBdf ; ,^''^ahdfather to my step -isrojh^ri .Jhe^my ,wife had a son, so; Ihiy^'niikjhe^-jh^iaw, the stepsister of ^;S|*a) is also-hls grandmother, he- ci|^'|ift' is? * stepson's chiidv Mj *ai||r-feja* is jthe, brother of m/ l^|j ;,^c^Us«i.'his;, ; stepsister, is.j his ^'^''|.a;i»i.',t|i%bth^r of.my'tsbji; wW-a^feii-'Skef to^i# ; te»bfe, ashamed of , T ,.iiddiev?See:»#Jiat , a lot-of' '^0^^\itmfm'Mi!.0 t and you ^i-'?v; t '''i.y f-^ ; * ft'-.'\\\\'fi •'.•.'^Fir*'\— 5 -*-' *««**~f#s*-j*z!iij?.'<Bti]^Li±. ii-*® *i,!i '-niiiii \' '•'. >'.' 5-, 'j-'-j *ftif»«ai i5F^|beintf -'ferhl'^tiaS^oa}, ww^ : : On New ..X'ea'r's*- nigajt the High School was^yip&ricius-oyeF the^Juaini ;in awry r6Ugh,,»nd.har4 *s»)fei^|S« Dfight,, ¥«wt%v |fflg$gj$$& ,JRo®ester, w«!#'fIfif\ \*\ \\\*' -• •*\•'\' r*mm rfimii ah SsifS LViV Mrs. Lestei|%?,vUie;t*||i Roijtnd Ddzenigieli,, f^rmjf|p^&p) in Marion-Hiigh Sch:p&L*4||i|^o|?|| last'T-hursday aite^^S^-^^^l,^.,,^^,^,.^.,. ., ^ —,,„., „ it .being tjje, annual hoiy^ieiM^M -|%M^fe?&|¥ lki\ '' ^se-MendsJ . '. ; .}\$m$m |»«|^MS .: there' was' ;a-,<3hris^aMip» ^C^&A^toisto. .„Sl^wW th^table.b-ej||^|rf^th^ri|ti 1 .., -^|s;M#jbrie4||to|>^i»p§|lh^- an|^|feJ^|^BMelW^ and f«»n 'tM-'parlyV w)jfc%'|dded' lo th^ p|ea*sure; -\\ '\ .'Vj.->,' ' - - J — -O\- .\-'?- . ... -, The ; Woinaii took her, small, yisitjng niece to•' cburijh with her, The/ : *ii? ; service was much more rjtualistilfetljanj that of the. Village ctraitcX which the; little'girl had befekin the habit,«f at? tending, but, the; |^om>ij fws pleased: to notice th^t she seemed, very, inters esfed aird \veyyidev^ut. • .'.!>.' >.A%ffi^utc)i,.'on the e wa* ,hom:|:th4>;# < #|^i^ff^fi||^SP ,:©. E;. Officers EI«;|t^,' <• The .Christian-,Ende,a^«is^!Js||Q| gl mmmmm^m Gertrudf -GooSs|n; assispgl^re^j Paul Russell;7 'treasurer*' '^fa^gi .Hodges. ,\ , -. ( '>•'..;.;' ,,-v'',-;.^\; The committees'who served las'^year; werere-appointld,fc«,|h;45iqojwin^^ AV W. C; T.U Meeting* r; The W. C. T. U. will mee,f>,fuesjialy> afternoon, January 9, at tJiev,httme.^f;' Mrs. L. W, 'Bumpus, the ineetih'fc opening at 2 o'clock, inStsadxof, zd^'i Mrs. Adeline Casteitoh, preS0ent|||i'6u)ic^ > ?hf\M|: \Will preside. , > -r>' ^j;.h > iiL-L'±ut£-JL'.a?\\4r®L&Jib Mrs. Flossie Te Paske- will lead the? devotions. , \\\'.\. ~ '•'-\ ilr^,. Margaret ^Tenzel, of Roches- ter*, &tate , J^Ujperintendenti ofV Anti--? Narcotics^ vitill^SP^ dp that .toplcl? The'hpstessjs -*llrbe,M.rs, Buhipus, jSfrsi 0ri)Wf^GuJrer.a'n4i ! Mrs. Lucy •JTason;-,;. .'•'.. >\'>'•-\-.. ' '*-[> Please notice the,hour.ia2'o!?l|ickf Ffce program for M8 P #'n} be ready for distributio% i, \ ..'.' . , ..•*rr- 40'-:' \\''—\•.'''.' . .':' Meeting of Westminster '.'fiuUd The WestiniUstelf Guild held .an ih- teTesting ImeetinaJ, Tuesday^ evening at the-home'of MissV, Do^a, WestfaU, fourteen Members behigxpresejltj The lesson «onaideredvsvaS ti&t first chapter .of the book Which wiH:* be: studied by the GuilSt ihis. year, given by ij&s, Leah Crane. , • .' Response,? to 'roll call .were ?few Year's resoiuiionsi'mostly concerning the work of $he Guild. Follb.wirig tie program refreshments were served by the hostess during ;a social time. ,; > v ;•.•;*-•• .-'•' .,'- • ' An irishman obtained permission front his employe); to attend a wed» ding. ]9e turned ;Up the next day with a r black eye 'and with SiS &m in ji sling.; \Hello! W|al> the. matter?\ savf his employer. '.. ,'.-.,' fife* aele,n 'Go^Vs^hil'if|3?|TOft^(e|- ~'-V ,to return -to-' her'>duties4tttSRrate^bnt?|ii ^ff„.'and Miss' i)eira>^^||iia^ga Schooli- ffenkinstewnj. 'i^^ffiM^^JW 1 .accoftlpanieUi -to ,feoch^fe||ff^fpi|h«^f*v moiher,-,.Srs,, James .j&|sS«Bj?iiSilsi-|f| i .Mina.-GW§e;n'-!eaVes,Frida^ mian, T^ier^- *&& imn'.nR*i'ti'?&-.T*^:'dm1rd*\%\*s§l cuse,,were;sl\e wiU'•passJ.*:;ieMiS« - w/th College 'friend§,,,,'6efp^f^^^||fij{:?^ to Cooperitoarti, &:%%'' \^^0$^M -.• Charles .Coakj-'oi ^lia*sMi|iti64|i|f^Y' -has -been s'erioiisjy ili-\ Sjihc^^liWSyi;^ Dr.Vaipoorn-attend'h)^-hifiS-^\ -%*SI> V Will the; :persfth '^iQ;jw^i^M€.:$> : l to- the Marion Liiirat^^^Sh^jpo^ has been^out for-,s^e'tim^ii;,?^fS ! '.... • Miss Mira <3r^ms is-#^^^#vfi ; lpiaftedf ( IWrs-. -Mi-A;?3|r^l0H^,*:: ;has : \been: receiving-' -ttektjftetti''»%<p^^-- : 'Lee's- Hospital -the past week? '.^ J'S0.?i%-;i ,; Henry Johnson and: btotheW'iivi^i^p:?.: eastt>f Marioj, have bough^'^'#3^r&^:;;; Smith house and barn,, andl tlWieTOy< ;T $W garage, whiiih will beiSmflvfid to clear- -*~ -the-lbt for,the erection 0jfj$be new High School building. Tl&sjharn is already, dowftl ' It is .un3ejs|i»0d that a Well* you see,\ said thXgAest, \at'.the- Lelloy house, or » paitof it, at the weddiwt, yesterday t sa*. a feHow v least, will be moved far&ermorth, on striittfhg,ground wijt^a;swallow-tail coat, and a whlt^ -^ajstcdajt., 'And .who mjght yo^be ?'\ '•my&$i e \i'm. the, ijt^sl man,\ Says he; \and 'bjsjjterra, he was,too.\ :. ' •':' ,-., •—' —-o^—-^-r: ... ' '.' 4 Son Bom to Sir, ajid Mrs. G,,W-iHill . Mr.^and.Mrs. George. Washington Hill are being- congratulated lujon the birth of a sorties thjii?hcine-, S70JPark avenue, New York .City, olt Sunday, D^cemhjr 17, 19^2. . Jhe. chjil^wjll be' christened Per'ci^al /S,nj,{th %l the 2d, aft^sr ( h^grandfife.|tr^e.w!iyal S. Hill, president' offthe 'An^eri.can To-, b.aoc^'.Co^^ny/^f wh|c$-,ihe boy's father, Mr, deofie W, f Hill, is, vice- ;jp)»$d\eM;' X s ,;. T _- .'-.-..•- •--. ,- - ' t ».' .', ^ :\.; | i\i\ l \. 1 n > '!<'' , i'.yi,ji.,>j •' - , ,;.','f hire\ «B -1^tt';i|ttd8, of^peopl* at j^%. wot^ittwi* who ui*^ telephone if^Mhff'--tMiJe''.whO'pulft-hMik-i : ' the, site of the Lewis Smith house. Charles H. Lookup was- installing offiaer in;,the. WstaJ^tioniof/^h^ odtt- ' cers of ^theha Chsi|[te© Osj |l*.-S.^ at i W«(lwo'Ith,v^e8day%eveSi|J^,jp[e'was -a;ccom^aJ}ieS: by Mrs.--AlVin^&e Jag--' ' g&, Tnatron of Bich,#rds ;C6||J;er. A fii»' supper was; served and),* ve^r, pleaaanfe evening enjoyed. . • ,, ^Miss Margaret Morjahy r^tu>nft4 to her duties as teacher in the Herkimer scbooL Monday evening Miss Murphy passed a very enjoyable vacation^ at 'her home herj^, visiting also a C.UM- mate in Genesco Normal) in Rqches- teft where she was. joined by other friends in the Arethusa.Society. \ ' Kenneth R. Jagger has returned to -^ Mount ^torris., i' 'M ; Mrsi'-' W*ilKanj' Corcorai^'hW *W»J\f visiting her sist«r v Mr»v lH^taMt m's -Newark,-' ' ' ' ' *\'\'' ' J •f: j< :*.,.
