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PAGE TWO ECHOES FROM EVERfWIW Odds and Ends of News, Mpstly Clippeid from' ‘ Other Newspapers MATRIMONIAL tennox-Spr ugfl'e Mrs. George Sprague in .Vio. f.s, when their daughter, Floic>-;;e Sarah Sprague, was married to John Alfred; ir s f S L S j L . w i Delaware county, one day last w( under conditions . th at were irregn to a degree. The Wolfes have ■working the farm owned ny . respected res at the home of her brol ’ide, arhor under a large wedding ;ba ■with siniilax and white e satin messalinc - bouquet of white roses. They Were accompanied by Asa 'Sprague, bfother of tbe bride, as best man. and Miss jinse for tbe Um Frances Lennox, sister of the groom, ipany, contractors! as \bridesmaid dressed in peach blow on near Grand): satin and caiTied, a boiiqUet, of pink ;her brother’s wife, she broke Up her. home here and wept to live ■With him. :Miss Egyabroat had the misfortune^ a few months ago to fall and disl'p^; cate her hip and has been co,nfin-ed to\ her bed ever since. . About with bim. will commence his j known they are ^skhig ^contractors. I of the Shandakeii lunty. The groom came to M Dedication of the beautiful netv hospital for soldiers and sailors of New York State erected at the Ma sonic Home grounds at Dtica As the result of informat which had leaked out tlmt an i doned farm house New YoX^ftdiowing \its completion. ‘ State authorities, have reported the dog population of the State is some thing ove'- two, hundred and sixty three thousand. Some of these am- ] q , mals m-e faithful creatures —- th e ' ly benefitted by the second class-we cqmixion \yellev” dogs of fleas and and «.e _ r their being in it. In e would place the igs, stray pups full ready to bark and Plans for enlarging Stanford’s sew er disposal plant and otheinvise im proving it have been submitted to the State Board of Health for approval. It is proposed to add two new tanks and renovate the two now in use, so that the improved plant would consist* of four tanks, chine shop and manufacturing plant, complete, is seeking working capital to cari'y on the busiruras.^^ About ,v20,- par value, the money used ii ery fnfe£bl|hii£th^^^^^^^ ; 'been sold ised in acquir- ig machin- iness. Ad- nceded to OBIT 0 ABY Margaret Egyabroat ;o this village about 5G years, ago and; : of pneumonia an tas a daughter of ike's), Egyabroat, an EDMESTON George Gady Of Qhicago arrived ii town on Saturday, called here by th< ‘ death of his mother, Mrs. C. E. Austin of' Oxford has ien‘ spending some time ■with , her aon. Rev. E. E. Austin, at the M, E.:; parsonage; \ « K ' r ' s S l n . S ” of We.t icntly purchased tbebouse own-*: .... ... C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Bert Miller on Wednesday after-;: noon. Household thrift will be dis-) cussed £ Sap.sen. t r f c fir . M'ave up I voted me] The King’.s daughters Class of the M. E. Church gave a surpris’e birth-* class, -who is a “ shut-in.” ' 2 i ladie-S rere present and all spent a delight- neral will be held from her late home at 2:30 o’elo.ek Thursday, Rev. Charles Kramer officiating. Interment in the village cemetery. The sympathy of many friends is extended the bereav ed brother and sister and nieces, been the awing Club for ?ery eUtbusias- ! a great help work.-—Me—’‘'' season he has cut 80 cords of wood.: Swarthoul - Lyon He goes to nvork every day in anyj Migg Mildred Salisbury Lyon, only kind of weather. He cuts from one | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ly- and one-balf to t^vo cords of wood a | on of the town of Hartwick, and Cort- May. i land Kenneth Swarthput,^ son of Henry f * -------------------- * warthout bf Hartvnek Seminary, were o u r S u r S h e ^ .^ * M r . ^ ^ B i & Seminaiy in the Presence of the ebufeh. ‘The'funeral was held the ashes to a brooder house nearby immediate relatives, fhe bnde w.ore f^or 'late home on Lake S t, Sat and Jumped them there. Hot coals fa traveling suit of blue velour with jjj-^,p^.noon, the Rev. David Davii were among the ashes and when Mr. hat to match. 'The couple were un- doiatin.g. She is .survived b” ■ Benedict went out next_m orm n| to ^itendecl. After daughtr!^ M rl'^ i S e r ^ l songs ami readings and presented you with $50. in gold and then they all went home with-you and there yo found a sumpttiou I'cady to serve, prise you? Thai to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Morehouse in Edmeston on February 22, 1922. The guests were Miss ;Ella Morehouse of Bridgeport, Conn., Geo. Morehouse and whose death occurred in 1886. Mr! Goodier \was principal of the West Winfield Academy and afterwards at the head of the Seminary at Rich field Springs, both well-known insti tutions of learning. After the death of her husband Mrs. Goodier conduct ed the Seminary, now the Kendal- Homer Ur _______ „ wood, as a summer hotel for a num- ^ Talbot, Mr. sTnd Mrs. ber of years. She was a member of m ,. ^nd Mrs. 0. 0. Bigelow, Mr. the Presbyterian Church and a.s long jyjj.g pi-ank Gates, Mrs. Anna her health \permitted a /aithful Ackerman, Miss_ Agims Underwood, __ _ . and Mrs. wood, Mr. and Mrs. C. , and Mrs. William Fer- Mr. worker church. health \permitted a faithfu in all connected with thi a faithful Ackerman, Miss Agnes Underwood, with the Miss Eva Pope, Miss Ruth VanZandt, held from j^r. and Mrs. A. P. Underwood, Mr. n .1 .,e„s i . th f M id- nded. After the ceremor wa.s served after whic ;ecl for Ilion and Utica : respondent. Qton and * and Mrs. r . uiiueiwMuu, and Mrs. V. D. Robinson, Mr. and Mi Elmer Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Augu Johnson, Mr. and BD’s. Burdelle Sher- ■ ^ “ackson and man, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pope. There were songs by_Mis^ VanZandt, read- nalogues ,d an or- Under- were songs by Miss VanZandt, re ings by Miss Eva Pope, pianalog by Miss Agnes Underwood and an iginal poem by Mrs. A. P. .Mrs. Jane Cady — Hinman Hoi Vedder - In.nian est problems of the day. The Pen- dell boiler can, will and does actually save in the neighborhood of 40 per cent of the coal \ S claim to know. younger, took their first rid j on a steam railroad Wednesday in cele brating their wedding anniversaiy ~ iterson, ' Kenneth H, Vedder of Allen’s Lake and Etta M. liiman of Ne>v Hartford, R. D. 1, were united in marriage^ at the Centenary M. E. church, Utica, Thursday, Fehruai-y 23rd at 2 p. m. About 75 invited guests were pres ent. They were attended by Miss Bessie Inman, a sister of the bride and Lyle Vedder, a brother of the BURLlNCiTON Geo. Sprague of Morris was in town Monday making a few shoi't calls on friends, Mrs. Elvira Simague and son, Fred, of Burlington Flats spent Tuesday at the home of L. M. Loomis. __ The many friends of Y \• Cady regret to her hip Mdnd_ in Edmeston. doing as well as coi t ■' but a change for the day morning and she pa.s.se that foreno jay Cu'rr ti Schuyler naKe jf game, but returned Although the weather wa.s anything hut desirable over fifty of the friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Stanhouse gathered Wednesday even ing in the village hall to bid them farewell before thei-r departure to -rthetn-new-iltuiiie a t Fly Creek. The” evening “was spent in chat, music and games for the young folk, and a most delicious luncheon was served. Mr. Stanhouse made a few remarks in regard to leaving their friends and Tom Scott gave a ' ' h expres! NEW LISBON Charles Card and wife motored to) Xorwith recently to visit their son Louis who has been a patient in the hospital there for soliie time. Thor' groom’s parents. Their many friends extend hearty congratulations and best wisho.s. — Allen'^ Lake Con [low of Willis Cady, on Fri( morning, the 24th. Her death re sulted from a fractured hip wmch she sustained from a fall on the ice on Blonday afternoon. BIrs. Cady W£xs a native of Diitchc.ss County and af ter her marriage resided in Burling ton for many yeiu's. In 1876 she .inited with the Baptist church of that olaec arid was a faithful, active work er until her removal to this place several years ago, when she identi fied herself with the Baptist church to which she had been loyal to the time of her death. The deceased le.ave.s ‘.o' mourn her loss, two sons, William of Burlington, George of Chicago, 111., nd three daughters, Mrs. Rena Pratt. Blvs. Herbert Peck of this place ana Miss Mary Cady of New Berlin, and ‘several grandchikiia>n. She is also survived by two sisters, Miss_ Zurada CookingHam who resided with her. :v Cu'rry and Edward Telfer Were in Schuyler Lake Tuesday in search Ifn o f game, but returned with no luck. “ ■ ■ \ ■ rthing day. ny friends will wish for them happy and prosperous wedded, life. Miss Florence Gan-att of Bi-nghat a guest of her mother, Mi Coffyn Tuesday and Wednes- j,cnd( Dugan - Mullen .Bliss Marie Mullen and Lawenee Dugan were married by the Rev, A. J. Kelly in St. Joseph’s Church Monday mmmiftg, Fehruary J'Mh. They were attended by Joseph and Anna Dugan, brother and sister of the groom. Miss Mullen has been employed in the of fice of the Southern New York Power and Railway Corporation at Coopers- town for the past two years and the groom with his brother, is“ engaged in extensive fanning interests, the _ . . .hnson ____ >een en sh the school year fo 1 her school near Davi J gave a very fittir„ _ pojise which expressed 'very truthfi the feeling of all present, saying wherever they went our fello'wship would follow. Mr. and Mrs. Stan-' house have been life residenta of our township and their departure js greatly regreted, and our loss 'will be Ply Creek’s gain. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Bolton were in Edmeston Thursday. Mrs. Bolton re mained for a few days’ visit -with -her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Ratter. TiiuTsday, Mr. and tended the j^ven her 1 Mrs. Andrew Van Wagner leir daughter at Edmeston the past week -with Mrs. Ef —Ffiss- AImide-Morsc_is- iiLJ health- and has been obliged up teaching for a time. Miss Lucinda Jo has gaged to finish the school Miss Mors- ■\ V,. S'witdh. Mr. and Mrs. William Southworth have move! to Morris. The reception given for Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gilbert by the Grange and community on 'Wednesday evening was quite well attended in spite of the unfavorable weather condition. G. Robison, master of the Grant •words, presented art with a nice id cake wer< Mrs ^ and Mrs. George Wolfen and Irhert, J r .,-y isi^ relatives near Tuesday and Geo. attended i h Mdmestpn Tuesday the Leiwis auction. | r a ^ ^ a s e is not as well. 1. W. Bull recedyed the sad i ■Mirning to attend the funeral. Mfc and Mrs. Wm. Cady have been in BdmPston several times the past week called there by the sickness and deaih of his mother. degrees; of the Grange Eriday even-r A coloniallonial minuetn i^ven A co m S c R m S m S i ■western part after the cer< lef ■ G. Robison, mas in a few ■well choi Mr. and Mrs inn where he will work the place. ■Scott Golburn has moved his fam- y into the house recently vacated by iarry Wright and Fred Palmer dntp what was- formerly Icnown as the Pope house. Both Mr. Colburn and Mr. Palmer ■will ■worE' for Ernst Thurs- Henry Adams \was in Oneonta on Lyman Rrownell of West Burling ton •will take possession of the ston here formerly conducted by Gilbert & Son, Marcih 1st. ■Fred Taber and Andrew Carleton were in Hdrtwick Sunday. Mrs. Harold Lasher, Mrs. George Turnbull and Mrs. R. B. Gilbert si>eiift Friday •With Miss Ruth DurOc., George Mansfield and -wife and lit*- tie daughter of 'Morris ■were recent ^ e s t s of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Eber Hinr-\“ ' Springs Prior-Rathbun Mr. Howard Prior of Coopersto-wi _id Miss Fannie L. Rathburi wer married Thursday, Feb.- 22ndi a the Baptist parsohage at Spring^l CookingHam who resided with b and Miss Lucinda Cookingham Hyde Park arid one brother. George Cookingham also of Hyde Park, N. Y. The funeral was held on Tuesday at 1 o’clock in the Baptist church. In terment at New Berlin.—Edmeston Correspondent. Mrs. Lydia Adsit The funeral of Mr‘i. l.vdia Adsit, wife of James Adsit, ■who died several years ago, -was held from the home of her son, Wm. Adsit, with whom she lived, on Tuesday of last week. The rmnains were placed in the vault Fly Creek. Her death was caused a severe cold. She had been in fee health for a long time and a t the age of 88 could not rally from its effect. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mai Ainslie-, and the son ■mentioned, b sides another son, Arthur, of Cooper wrt and several grand-children.- ly Creek Valley Correspondgnt. LeSvis Norton Lewis Norton died at'the hfome of his brother, Fred, Friday, Feb. 24th, iged 54 yearSj follo-wing an attack »f pneumonia. Mr. Norton has resid- tlculturist. The fum i^nday at 1 p. m. at the etery, R e ^ The survivi mother and three brlithers, Dorr, 1 and Wilson Norton, all residepts the community.—iSchene-vus Cor pondent. _____ _ , ______ ^ MORRIS ’ GARRATTSVILLE .Mr. and Mrs. Zelora Galusha of Poughkeepsie were weekend guests of Mr. and .Mi\s. Adelbert Barton. Mrs. Elizjibeth Miller has received the sad news of her sister’s death at Depo.sit, Mrs. Clara Smith, a teacher of that school. M rs.,Miller left Wed nesday as soon as she received the iws for Gilbertsville, her home, lici-e will be no school here this week. Lee Myers and .Emma Cummings ere .in Syracuse to the automobile, low last week-. Dr. and Mrs. Bishop entei'tained the following at their home Sunday to dinner: Mrs. Jane Turnbull and daugh ter, Lizzie, and Hume Turnbull and family. .Several from here are going Wed nesday to Utica to hqar Harry Lai A winter picnic will be held at Breese Hall by the Home Bureau Club Saturday, March 11th. Everyone ii vited and bring what you -wish in r reshments. Music by the orchesti tnd community singing and a general mod time. All free. Undertaker Stilwell of Hartwick has purchased the bay teamkof H( Harrinjington. FLY CREEK VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Flave Conklin Hartwick were business •visitors at Howard Williams’ on Thursday. Kearney. Ainslee is xvorking for Frank Wilbe, assisting him in cut ting wood. Arrange to buy fertilizer materials ooperatively in carlots. WILLMARTH George Van Court will operate the tider farm on shares. Frank Mopt- Igomery will tvork for him occupying 'the tenant house. It is reported that Le-wis Seamon has purchased the Snyder farm -which ^ ^ ^ e T ^ s ilffk m ily are ill with the i?ri Dibble at the Springs. Mrs. Dell AAkins spent Sunday -with her sister, Mrs, Robinson. ^ Gustave Robinson was a business caller at the ebunty seat Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris viai tauraiit in the rooms recently oc cupied by Miss Minnie.JM'atteson for the same purpose on Main street. We -are glad to report that Louis Card, who has beeii in the Norwich hospital is gainmg now m We all hope he''will contini prove so he can get back home once Ada’si'Axioms; ■Spare the id spoil the child’s health;: John Atkins of Brainard Corners is very ill, his ■son Adelhert and grandson Morgan Atkina spent Sun-* day \With him, CASTOR lA F<^ Infants and Childrm I n U M F o r O v m - 3 0 Y e « i « z s r . e & i m s Wednesday, March I, 1922 Children Cry for Fletclinr's of Oneonta,' parsonage ! fui afternoc Maurice' Gardner is ^pei , weeks in Afton and Port Crane,, doing- electric wiring, ' ' , :Iing a few L-ane„ dom^- :am Thurston had the misfor,: tune fe drop a, heavy plank on his foo't recently.\- Ralph Alger carried him to Oneonta on Monday TOr medical Mra. Howard P. Talbot and son spent Thursday -with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. S. D. Dye. A Golden Wedding Surprise Suppose that you had been mar ried for 50 years and that Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Uhderwood had ■ invited you to supper and after supper Floyd Jackson came and told you that a relative from a distant town had come to see -you and you started fop home ind Frank Gates just happened along with his car and offered ^ you a ride The Kind jo u Save Always Bought, and -which has been in use for oyer thirty years*., has borne the signature oi and hasTbeen made under his per- A li Cduntetfeits, Imitations and “ Just-asrgood are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ta i m t s and. Children—Experience against Expeiiment. N e v e r attem p t to r e l i e v e your baby with j ^ M-k A ./I-r*> T T ^ .li tTCr r i- ll l v l C A f ! j _ Jwels, aid^ ^ and aatitral sleep. GENUINC OASTORIA always jlBears the Signature of in Use For Over 3 0 Yeaps ■ T h e Kind You Have jAlways Bought -T h e CEtMTAUR c o m p a n v . n e w -VORX c i t y . m a m s m i i m m m m m a m s B B m ----------- -- Early Showing of Spring Coats Suits Dresses and of theTinest Materials for Spring Wear THE CAPROH ^ COMPANY, Inc. Business Established 1872 ONEONTA. N .Y . N O W IS TH E TIM E to liave that job o f overhauling done. Don’t wait until you are in a hurrj’ to use your car, but have the work done now. REMEMBER YOUR BATTERY THIS WEATHER, AND BRING IT TO US FOR STORAGE AND CHARGING. LOOK AT THE DURANT, WHICH WE HAVE ON SALE— JUST A REAL GOOD CAR. E, A . E R A N C I S G A R A G E : Telephone SO-'W Milford, N. Y. A Succeasiii! Masr Among the notable profcs.^sional men of this ccHiiitrv who achieved great success along ■pirii'tly k'gitir.iate lines was Dr. K. V. Pierce. Devoting his attention to the specialty of women’s diseases, he brcar.ie a recogriized authority in that line. Over fifty years ago this rioted physician give to tiu wot Id a Pre- Bcripfioh which h a s n e v e r been e q u a l e d , fo r th e pveaknesses of women, ©r. Pierce, o f Buffalo, N. Y., long pipce found out. \yliat is natu- r-nliy bc.pt for women’s diseases. He le a r n e d it all thru treating thori- '.nids of cases. The nerves. ipedieine is made of Vegetable growths t. nature surely intended for back- le, headache, weakening pains, and tlie many disorders common to menmeh in allll agess off iife.fe, Womenen \yhoho Wo in a age o U Wom w they are getting a safe yvomari’s toni^ HORTON &.WADE IKCORPORATEU 6 1 S - 6 1 7 B R O A D W A Y *- ' ‘*l A L B A N Y , N . Y . lijE furnisK everything complete for equipment | | of the'’Kitchen a rd Dining Room of Restau- ** rants. Cafeterias, Lunch Room -, Institutions, __ ^ Etc. French Ranges. Coffee Um.s, Cooking , Utensils, China, Glass, ’ Silverware, Etc. Also Soda Fountains and Show Cases :: :: :: :: 0«r New Illuitrated Cataiigae will be ready lor mailing in March. Write os to gel yonr came and addreas oa our mailing list. '• Everything Under One Roof ” : p - “A Word to the Wise” If you are in doubt as to whether you are using your funds ft* investment or spectflaiion, do not hesita^ to oonsult us. sta-tistical department is at your ^ridee, * Moliawk Valley Inm^eiit Corporatioii BepTfMnffid >y Stualrt Fwgmmm Organized Unda? the Buikiiig Lawa af New tork Stat». N aas GENESEE StREErr i m c A , N . T .
