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%ilbtx %rings Signal. VOL. XXIV. SILVER SPRINGS. N. Y., THURSDAY. JULY 27. 1916 No. 52 From Our Correspondents in Other Places GAINESVILLE. jt D. Smith and W. S. Walke r au- to Conesns Sunday and Miss Foot returned with tbem to gome time at tbe home of Mr. Woodruff and toed Irene spend Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Skiff attended tie meeting of the Meaical Associa tion held at Letohworfcb Park Tues day- Rev. Marks and wife and to n Bur ton of Franklinville were th e guests over Sunday of Chas. family- Mrs. A. C. Orandall and son Alva ire visiting relatives in Arcade and North Java. B. C. Belden was in Warsaw Tues day. Mrs. Geo. Lathrop is entertaining relatives from Buffalo. Miss Bessie Russell is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Wil lis Steele.and family of Clarkson. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cong b and Miss Mande Patten were in Oatka Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mnnge r and daughter Lois spent tne first o f the week with C. V . Woodruff an d fami ly- Mrs. Florence Sbumaker and Mrs. Iva Wiseman very pleasantly euter- Uinod the Regis Filiae class Mon day evening. Ice cream and straw berries, cake and lemonade were served. Miss Ida Garnet of Perry wa s tbe recent gaest of her brother, Chas. Gamet.and family. About 90 members of tbe Methodist •S. S. enjoyed a pionic at Silver Lake last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stamp and children visited her parents, Mr . and Mrs. N. H. Burns, at Rochester Sat urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Percell are vis iting friends in Jamestown. Frank Sherwood and family enter tained friends from LeRoy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoy o f Attic a and Miss Hilda Uhamplin of Roches ter visited at the borne o f W . C. Wiseman Saturday and Sunday. F. H. Barnbart holds street meet ings at Lamont each Wednesday eve ning. Benjamin Gross and family spent 8undiy at East Koy. Mrs. Ida Fhelps is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Hess, of LeRoy. Mrs. J. M. 8kiff recently entertain ed Mrs. Ray Fisher and daughter of Ontario. Ifr. and Mrs. Chris. Dilgard visit ed friends in Lamont Snnday. Miss Ruth Hardy has a position in » millinery store in Buffalo. The Freeman family rennfcn was held with Ray Thompson and family at Dale on Wednesday. Miss Gladys Olin of Swains is tbe faeit of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wise man. Mrs. Adell Wilson is in Pavilion , wing for Mrs. E. M. Streeter and ton. Glen Crane of this place and Miss Vivian Esterbrcoks o f Bliss were married recently at Wethersfleld Springs. At present they are mak ing their home with Mr . and Mrs. Frank Esterbrooks on Delh i St W. D. McOoll has a new Maxwell. Mrs. W. D. Vallete wa s a caller in town last week. Their household loodi have been shipped t o James town where they will make their fu ture home. Min Graoe Towsley spent Sunday with John Wilson and wife at Her mitage. •°r- and Mrs. F. A. Dutton attended funeral of George Webster a t Sunday. Mr\ H. A. Towsley has returned •\o her visit at Rochester an d was ^wnpanied home by her grand- ruff attended the wedding Df Miss Ruby Wiokings and Wilson Marks--at Ohurchville Tuesday. Tho Duggan family held a rennion with L . S. Duggan and family on Tuesday. Cbas. Sutherland of Perry set a fine monument for Rev. Richmire in Ma ple Grove cemetery this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans and G. A Powers and family spent Wednes day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Beaumont at Perry. The Bliss hand will give a concert on the Methodist church lawn this Thursday evening. After the concert tbe lauies will sell ic e oream and cake. Benjamin Rowell diod at his borne in Wayland recently. The remains were brought to Lamont for burial. H e was for a number of years a resident of the village. Notice. As the annual pioneer picnic, a legal holiday in this section, falls on our next press day, next Thurs day, the Signal will be printed one day earlier, on Wednesday afternoon. Correspondents are kindly requested to send their letters one oay earlier, and advertisers and others will please send in their copy as early in the week as possible. NORTH GAINESVILLE. the children, Mae and Kenneth Towsley, of Syracuse. Frank Johnson of Roohester spent Sunday with his parents In town. Mr*. Johnson and son, wh o have k* 8 0 spending a few weeks here, re tained Sunday evening to Roohester. D. C. Wiseman is clerking/ in Oocgaa's .tore. Peck ba s returned visit in Attica and Buffalo. c - N- Hickey was in New York this *•* to meet his daughter, Mrs. \oydHirsch and children of Pana- 'Mariam torn her aftj-^\ 3 m \ m ™, Helen • ^bel Freeman and Lois Wood- Mrs. O. D. Clark remains about the same. Mrs. Frank Evans is steadily im proving. Mrs. Pierson Howell and daughter, Dorothy left the first of the week fo r Flint, Mich. F. B . VanOise returned to Jersey City Sunday. Commissioner Stamp is to be con gratulated on bis road work in this vicinity. Tbe young friends of Miss Vietta Shoff gave her a delightful surprise Saturday evening, the occasion be ing ber birthday. Miss Shoff wa s the recipient of many pretty gifts and the young people report a fine time. Sunday, J. C. Evans of Green Ba y St, celebrated his birthday anniver sary by entertaining the immediate family friends. Among those present were E. O. Grover and wife, George Hatfield and family of Hillside, Artbnr Smith and family of Delhi St. Mrs. Myra Parker of Rook Glen spent Saturday with Mrs. O. D . Clark. Miss Clara Shoff was up from War saw over Sunday. Mrs. Florence Aikln of Buffalo spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. James Richards. Mrs. Melvin Flint was a caller on the West Road Monday. Miss Harriet Droit is helping Mrs. George M. Davis for a time. O. D. Clark and wife were pleas antly surprised Saturday by receiv ing a visit from a cousin, Horace Clark, and family who motored through from Lansing, Mich., visit ing familiar landmarks along the way. Mills Marchant visited Herschell Nichols and family Snnday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Lawton of Warsaw and Mrs. James Richards visited a t the borne of Zeke Fancber and wife of Pleasant Valley, a few days ago . Mrs. 0 . D. Clark was the recipient Sunday morning o f a beautiful plant sent by tbe Epworth League and delivered by the band of Mrs. L. A. Gates. Charles Mandeville and wife en tertained Mr*. Mandeville't, father Cbarles Grey, and wife and Robert Grey of Webster, last Saturday. John La lea* and family are enter taining Miss Ralph of Perry. Cbarles R. Woodruff left Monday for Newark, N. J., after spending a couple weeks In this vioinity. Miss Flora Mandeville, who bas been spending tbe week at Silver Lake, returned borne Saturday. John Gill of Wethersfleld Springs is helping Alton Mnnger through haying. Mrs. Clarence Hatch entertained Mrs. Floyd Blowers Friday. Alton Mnnger and family, Cbarles R. Woodruff and James Woodruff spent Sunday witb Cbarles Woodruff and wife of Gainesville. Mrs. Emma Botch it visiting friends in Castile for a few days. Miss Belle MoNellly of Buffalo and Miss Shirley of Hornell are visiting at the home of Will and Kate Ralph. Mrs. Frank Kelly and children of Ferry Center are visiting Hersohell Nichols and family. Forrest Welksr spent Snnday at the horn* of Alex. Meiryfleld in Wethers fleld Springs. Mrs. Clyde Woodruff and children, accompanied by Charles R. Wood raff, drove to Warsaw Monday. Gilbert Rice was a caller on tbe Chet. is Some Cook. The Game Protectors of Weitern New York, including tbeir chief, F. W. Hamilton of Buffalo, were enter tained by one o f their nnmber T. E. Marsh o f this place, on Tuesday and Wednesday. They arrived by auto Monday evening and after taking supper with Mr. and Mrs . Marsh at tbeir home in this village the party went into oamp \Killkare\ at Mr. Marsh's farm home at St. Helena where for two days they wer e Mr. Marsh's guests, and believe me Tom is \some host.\ Tuesday a number of his friends from here were his guests and on Wednesday h e enter tained members of several game lubs about tbe county. Chet. Palmer of Silver Springs was tbe chef and he knows how to dish up tbe bash right As a game protector Mr. Marsh does his duty, irrespective of persona and which bas won for him tb e highest esteem thronghout the ooanty. He has no favorites. H e has held this office for the past nine years to tbe general satisfaction of tbe people of the county.—Castilian. No Poliomyelitis Here. The people of this village were much exoited Friday morning, when it was reported that we ba d a case of infantile paralysis in town. Tbe rumor was caused by the moving in to a part of the Kennedy bouse tbe night before of a Polish family from Saltvale, where the three months old child of Mr. and MrB. Jerr y Peters was ill witb tbe disease. The Polish parents admitted their children bad played witb tbe Peters child before it was taken ill, and as a precaution ary measure, Health Officer Dr. J. O. Randall immediately quarantined tbe family and will keep tbem under observation for three weeks. Guards have been stationed to keep everyone out and everything is being done to protect the villagers from this dread disease. We have no cases o f infan tile paralysis here as yet, and If ev eryone will co-operate wit h the health authorities we can doubtless escape. Married. Ward Stevens of Lockport a son of Mrs. Henry Devlin, former residents of this place, was married last Wed nesday t o Miss Gertrude Fletcher of Lockport The y spent a short honey moon at Fairview, Silver Lake, re turning home Sunday night Tbey will make their home in Lockport where Ward is running a grooery and vegetable store. HARDYS Elmer Fox, L. H . Taylor -and H . O. Dolpb attended the ball game at LeRoy Saturday. Pauline and Laura Richmir e are spending a few days with Mrs . Agnes Patten. J. O. Norton and wife entertained Chas. Mather and Miss Martha Nor ton, Craig Norton and Dorothy Lowe Snnday. Mrs. Lloyd Hobin was taken to Warsaw Snnday by Dr. French for an operation. Emily LaTour and H. M. Ward have changed places for a time. Mr. Ward is on duty at Bliss from twelve o'clock at night nntil eight. The drama, \Home Ties,\ will be repeated at the Hermitage Hall on Saturday evening, July 29th. Come and enjoy a good play. Mrs. Truman Hodge Is helping care for Mrs. Eugene Flint who fell and broke her arm recently. West Road Snnday. Mrs. Ev a Bennett of Scio, Mrs. Carrie Lawton of Warsaw and Mrs. Sara Richards spent Thursday at Wethersfleld Springs, witb tbeir cousin, James Catlin. Misses Hazel and Blanche Ellis drove over from the South Road to Fred Yonmans' Saturday. Engene Cosack drove to Warsaw one day last week. Matter Murlin Hatfield o f Hiliilde is helping bis grandfather through the haying season. Help Wanted Young men and women, apply at Embury Mfg. Co., Warsaw, N. Y. Castile's Centennial. Preparations for the Centennial C-lebratlon and Fireman's Conven tion to be held in Castile on Angnst 10th and 11th ar e rapidly being com pleted. The 74th Regiment Band of Buffalo will be there for both days, playing concerts each afternoon and evening. Prominent State and County officers have been invite d to attend the Historical meeting on Thursday. There will bo a spectaou lar display of fireworks Thursday evening on tbe Hig h School grounds. Ther e will be plenty of room for the public to witness this display. Th e Washington street entranoe will be for tbe people exclusively, and auto mobiles will reach tbe grounds by tbe wa y of Liberty stree t Th e cross-country run on Thursday will he four miles, and open to al l boys living in Wyoming County. Other sports for tbe boys of the county will be a one-half mile bioyole race, 100 yard dash, sack race, and a three- legged race. The streets and build ings throughout tbe village will be handsomely decorated for the occa sion. A representative from a Buffa lo firm who makes this kind o f work a apeolalty, was here this week look ing over tbo ground, nnd will return the first of the vvoek to begin his work. The list of entries for tbe sev eral events on Firemen's Da y bave every indication that each event will be botl y contested. The Strykert- vllle Fire Department will make their first appearance here on Friday in the bi g parade. Th e ball game on Firemen's Day will be hotly contest ed, tbe teams, Warsaw and Attioa, are evenly matched, and tho gam e sbonld prove most interesting. Change in Candidates. Tbe Court o f Appeals has deolared that the 1915 reapportionment aot is unconstitutional, whioh means that the old apportionment will stand un less Gov. Whitman oalls a special session of tbe legislature to pass an other bill. Under tbe old apportion ment, Wyoming, Genesee and Alle gany counties comprise this senator ial district, represented the past tw o years by Arcbio D.Sanders. Mr.San- dors is running for Member of Con gress in this distriot against Repre sentative Danforth and is in the race to stay. Assemblyman Knight is ripe for advancement and bis friends are urging him t o run for State Son- ator. In this case there will doubt less be several candidates for Assem blyman. Bert P. Gage of Warsaw has announced his candidacy for tbe office, under tbe above conditions, and asks the support of bis friends. Mr. Gage Is a very popular citizen of the county and will receive tbe sup port of a very large number of Re publicans. Popular Dances. Tbe first of a series of Tuesday night dances was bold at Walker 's pavilion, Silver Lake, Tuesday night of this week, and was well attended. These dances are condnoted b y F . J. Greggory and E . V. Mnnger and should prove ver y popular. Greg- gory' s full orcnestra of Roohester furnishes excellent music for both ronnd and square] dances. Al l at tending are assured of a pleasant evening at tbat popular resort. Bill, 60c per couple. Pioneer Picnic Next Week. The annual Pioneer Picnic will be held at Silver Lake next Thursday. Gov. Charleys. Whitman will de liver an addrets at 2.30 p. m. Tb e Perry Military Band will famish masio anu there will be boating, dancing, roller skating and many otber amusements. The usual large crowd is looked for and the presence of tbe Governor ought to insure a large turnout The Bif One. Crops never looked finer throngh out this entire locality at this sea son, and harvest and Fair time will soon be here. The Great Hornell Fair, the Big One in western Ne w York, will be held Angmtt 29, 30, SI and September 1. Arrangements are already complete for a record break ing attendance. 1 Eyesight All Right? If not better have it attended to right away. Optometrist C. S. Haw kins will be ai, tbe Walker House Thursday, Aug. 10th. where he may be consulted. His advice is worth, needing. All defects will be correct ed and adjustments made. See hiss and see better. Men Wanted. The WeaUnsboDse Machine Com pany of Attica, N. Y., bas work scheduled for more than a year and want steady MEN in Foundry and Machine Shop. Experience not neces sary bnt appreciated. Fall informa tion on application. Th e westinghonse Machine Co., Attioa, N. Y. COUNTY RflD VICINITY All the Important News Occurring About U8 Arthur Tooley and Miss Ida Lapp of Bennington were married re cently. Brnoe Williams and Miss Blanoh M. Carnes of Fillmore were married Wednesday. Mrs. Richard Bowen, 70 years old, died a t he r home two miles north o f Attica last week. Edwin D. Bloom of Rjerry bas gone to Albany where he has a position in tbe Adjutant General's office. C I. Hnn t o f tbo town o f Portage bas been elected publicity sooretary of tbe Empire State Pe t Stock As sociation. Andrew D . Morgan, 02 years old , died a t the home of an aunt In Perry Friday night He wa s a lifolong res idents o f that plaoe. No near rel atives survive. DeMont Caryl of Wlscoy wa s thrown from his motoroyolo last week, whon bo oolllded witb an auto mobile and quito badly injured. Tho motoroycle was nearly wreoked. Mrs. Elizabeth Polloyn, one of tbo oldest residents of Perry, died Sat urday morning. She bad resided In Perry over 60 years and after the death of ber husband many years ago, she managed a large farm sucessfullr, but was obliged to retire about 12 years ago. Mrs. Henry Nevlnger Smith of Warraw died last week, tbe result of stroko o f apoplexy several weeks ago. She wa s born in A Ituoo-Lor raine, Germany, in 1846, and came to this country witb her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Martin Nevinger, when abont on e year old. Letters o f administration have been granted George 8. Skiff of Gaines ville upon tbe estate of bis aunt An na Skiff. Miss Skiff died on Juno 23, 1916, in Gainesville leaving real es tate valned at $1200 and portonal property at over $2,000. Tho peti tioner is the only boir-at-law. The Medical Societies of the conn- ties of Allegany, Livingston, Gene see and Wyoming held a meeting at Letchworth Park Tnosday. Among the speakers woro Dr. J. S. Meltzor, director of Rockefeller Institute, Now York; Dr. John A. Bodine, Dr. Chas. H. Cbewood, alto o f New York. Din ner wa s served at Glen Iris Inn. PORTAGEVILLE Miss Rose Blbr Is home from Roch ester for a month's vacation. Mrs. Mary Gallup is spending a fow weeks with her granddaughter, Mrs. E. D. Howard at Hunt Mrs. Ida Clark of Perry is visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Joseph Delabant and children and Mlts Nellie Reddy are spending a week with Mrs. James Reddy. Mrs. John Dundon and two grand children of Buffalo are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Conway. Mrs. Ir a Kemp of Silver Springs tpent Saturday with James Mack. Mrs. James Brogan died Monday evening at tbe Emergenoy Hospital In Buffalo. Tb e remains were brought to her home here Tuesday morning and tbe funeral was held Irom tbe Catholic church ' Thursday morning. She leaves one son and three daughters. On account of ber amiable disposition she was loved by all who knew ber and will be greatly missed in this vicinity. Mrs. Thomas P. Malbney Is visiting ber mother, Mrs. P. Kllcoyne. LAMONT. Mrs. O'Donnell of Warsaw Is vlsl- ting at J. C. Maher's. Paul Krippen of Adrian, Mich., vis ited his aunt Mrs. C. C. Davis, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Payne of Portage celled on Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gayton Sunday. Albert Gage and family were In Mt Morris Thursday afternoon. A. 8. Tic* and son MIddaugh called at Harry Randall'a on tbe reserva tion Snnday. There will be an ioe cream social at N. Asses' . Setmrday evening. Everyone invited. Miss Viola Weiger is sick at the hosoe of ber sister, Mrs. C. a Davis. A Saadey School was organized here Sunday with Mr. Irringbam as superintendent Boeee to rent on Canuslngs Enquire of James Cullinajr Are. The Pioneer Band o f Bliss will give a concert at Gainesville tonight Reld A. Pordy and Miss Mary D, Leet o f Fillmore wor e married July 16th. George Rosenwortb and Miss Flossie Molvon of Attica wer e married last woe k. Miss Jennie D. Babbitt and Arthur Reinhardt of Arcade were married July 18th. Will and John Walker bave bought the Samuel Flint place at Gaines ville Contor for $800.^ Mis s Basel Doll Burgle of Fillmore and Raymond White Chamberlain ot Olean were married last week. O. E. Loach o f Wlscoy, 83 years of ago, bat gone to Dalton where he Is employed In E. J. Douglas' black smith thop. Mitt Vera Mabol Lewis, a fornior retidont of Warsaw, wa s married at Adrian, Miob., recently t o Robert Mortou Stlngle. Ed. Chlttonden, an employee o f tne Robeson Cutlery Co . o f Perry, caught his left band in a buz* saw Tuesday and his thumb was oa t off. Myron R Pulmerton has sold his farm at Ullta to Oburlos Mentha), taking in oxohangtt the Menshal bonto in Sprlngville. Mr . Palmer - ton, dangbtor Mabolle and son Leoa bav e movod to their new home. A boavy ball storm passed over tbe northern part o f the town of Perry Saturday afternoon doing con siderable damage to crops. I n the vioinity of North Perry, beans, core and potatoes wero literally shredded by tho force Of tbe hall. Tbe Perry Hig h Sobool will charge $10 tuition to non-rcaidont pupils attondlng tho academic departmen t Tbey have found tbat i t costs $00 a year to eduoato a pnpll nnd propose not to operate tbo school a t t o big a Iota Tbe state pays $20 aoadomle tuition for non-rosident pupils. Carl Ernost Sodoman, an aged man, employed on tb o MaplewoOd stock form at Attioa , wa s found drowned In small stream noar the farm one ovenlng last week. He wa s crossing tbo brook on a plank, oa bis way homo from work, when It was thought bo became dizzy and foil into tho stream. I . . j ROCK GLEN Gilbert Snyder was in Niagara Falls to see bis titter, who Is very ill, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Margaret Taggart df Lyons Is the guett of relatives In town. Miss Margaret Davis Is visiting heT brother, Dr. Geo. Davit, In Arcade. Miss Belle MoNelle la visiting at the hornet of Mrs. John Ijtksa and Wm. Ralph. Mlts Margaret McOolgan of Caetlls tpent Snnday with her parents. Miss Kate Fettes of Warsaw spent Saturday and Snnday with hexelster, Mrs. Alex Buchanan. Leon Baker and wife and Mrs. Sa tan MoKernan spent Sunday with Wright Baker and wife. Dennis Fitzgerald spent a fe w days with relatives In Warsaw last week. SOUTH WARSAW Mr. and Mrs. Leon Baker were la Buffalo Wednesday. Miss Rose Nelsoa and Miss Loretta Morrayof Roohester are guests of Mrs. K. G. Traetdall. Claude Pratt was a guett of his sister, Mrs. Everett Stone, at Castile aanday. Alvin Wolcott, wife and daughter Doris of Wethersfleld Springs were Jiaaday callers on. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Webster. Bodd Grit wold of Roohester spent Monday with his parents, Chas. Gris- wotd and wife. Helen Boekboot, who is staying at Warsaw, spent Sunday with her pa rents, Geo, Backbone and wife. Miss Beolah Oswood of Buffalo is a goeat of Miss Hebra Grlswold. The W. C T. U. pieeie was held at the Keeney bungalow. A large num ber was present and an interesting program was givsn by the children. The next meeting will be held witk Mrs. Edna Brewer Tuesday, Attgmt 1st Mrs. Lillian Bee ley will have charge of the program. FOOT rooms to rent—Furs lib «I or onfurniihed. Enquire ftt this ofilc*.
