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VViuUu’sdayi June 7, 1^22 THE FREEMAN*S JOURNAL PAGE FIVE Che Freeman's Journal ^ u. KA'niEK KEGOHD i c •. iH' at n t'lnp at p. 1 ' t !. , •, 1 Knqw-r-1.55 in. iMttty on tlK' 2nd,r— in, t\ West. 1 , --r-My, and Mrs. Son o f ’Burling-ton. .nv. 'Moiiclay and Tuesday c Paul ^IcEwaii. —Priiicipa'l \ancl Mrs. Harry \Vah- Deusen and family .were guests 'of' latives in Coopeystown Tuesday.- —M-r, and Mrs. Frank Waters of Vernon Center and Miss Mary' Thomas, of Yorhori'arc guests of Mr. and Mrs., ©avid'R. Dorn. •^yirs. J, Joseph Wright of Ghica-; go is, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ceylon ,K. ,y ppi.tt. niisiilAriiHnh. Art. it a,CCOm] ■ t ' 1 ,,. tu'oii rareful contiuleratlon, •lUary Chiiiriber of Cpnir .fiiiiperstown, N. week- ,a,ccdmpanied by Mrs. Moakler '';9f.fhes,e,,,contgiBing . .and daughter, Miss Irene. -—IThe Woma •“Where Nature Siniles” i interesting report of The ]^. iK'ol commencement will be ,iage two of this 'issue. -:^.-'rhe Woman’s Missionary .Society, ^.^..&f4b'e--P-regiryter3a-n“^€hitt*cdrAvtHTkoMt 'its- 43She meeting Weariesday.,“JunrTi' home o f Ml’S. E. A. Po.tter., L! Root of the Cornell Medical College of New York has ar rived at his home here for the sum- page ti .Journal is as ■ > ion of its -ii'-'. ' ced to call to laders that'the 1 uf a radio set in a, build-, i the insurance unless jtained. These can be . ■;huut cost from your agent. ;n..r.y friends of Harold 'W. ,- W.ilton, former manager of Plant here will be pleased . tnat he is recovering nicely ; ,t;.iok of typhoid fever of ..ive befifl,.a large number , ■ ''.It village has arrived ininier.i Wright .for the su doner McMoon - and his ‘ ‘ ig the hdl< .-■nl commencement this - . with the regular bae- iion at the High School T- ' , day evening, June 25. ^ iey of the First Bap- ;■ Oneonta will preach. -.':ig, June 2Ct'h, will wit- :: '.C 1 cK's contest.Tuesday . 1 .i-a pramotion day ‘and on - ...y afternoon, June 28th, the I .rraduation exercises will be ,:'--\v-.-d by the Alumni recep- ■. -1 ('ommissionor McMoon had a. m. Monday ,: ” ! iiisiung up the streets. W. i.am F. Newell landed a si met vacatior —Empie Coopers'town o^Gomntissioner ftien have been busy filling the holes in the macadam on Chestnut sti^eet the ist week. , •^Mr. -ami Mrs. Geo, D. Maxson of 'We.st Edmeston were at Glimmerglass -from Friday until Wednesday of las week. They had as their guests their son Meredith Maxson and Robert Coon of the First National Corporation of New York, Miss Judith Burger, Miss Peaide 'Weekly of New \Tork City, IS Dorhie Gray of Binghamton, Mr. 1 Mrs. A. M, Coon of Leonardsville, Mr, ami .Mrs.' I. L. Burdick of Bing- haniton and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ells- )Vth and daughter Louise of C( —The 1922 Pathfinder,-, a publica- Dii issued annually by the - fourth year'English Class of the High .School made its appearance Monday. —Mrs. E. E. Carpenter has return- of F. C. Carpenter several days in and Sidney. ! lushing i ,t,uatir pound lake trout i i.iv mui'.'.ing. -Mi.-s^ Mabel PoU< ter, of the Knox on the sidewalk at the 'hestnut an<l Lake streets broken hip. ■ irner uf Cl Sunday and sustained a broken hip. meeting of the Woman’s Club ,\ill be held at the \Village Hall Mon day aftci noon, June 12th, at 3 o’clock. Important h'jsine.ss i.s to ceme befor't the meeting and a large attendance ii desired. —l^Hlliam, J. McGinley of New York, Supreme Secretary of the lights of Columbus *and a brother Jeremiah McGinley of Cooperstown has with the other grand officers of ,f ('. received a Knig of Jeremiah McGinley of Cooperstown has with the other grand officers the K. 'f received a certificate election as a Chevalier of the Legii gnition of the war work of of Honor in recognition welfare and reconstructit the Knights of Columbus from the French Government. “ , J. Gordan Logan, Jr., was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordan Lo- , Mav 2flth. Mi: ■ * Miss Edith tiled for Saturday June n to Mr. and ^:iii ,>f Ne-v York, ..1 Logan was formerl; —The K. of C. of Hion ai’g.-the at- ’ -action at Doubleday Field Saturday June lO'.h. The game with Caiiajo- ha' if scheduled wa<- pi^istponed c'ounds. - 1.. <ile H. Joehmiis of New Ha- ha< been spending .several days i- * Ml, the g-ue.st of relatives. S.iv^ Sunday Knickerbocker Press: M:-. Ralph Birdsall of Cooperstown • I -ntertain the senior class of St. .1 - . .school, of which her daughter, ’’ - (b'ltrude Birdsall is pi-esident, at -”.er party on the roof of the Ten !', . hotel Wednesday night, lat< ' the guests to the theatre. Mi: ^ill, who is sixteen years old, is .•.iiigliter of the late Ralph Birdsall ■ I'lperstownj one time rector of St. row’s Episcopal church, .Albany. M'Ss Held Up By Robber Paul Talho.t- and| ^ Flats wfere guests Quick Wit Savgcl PpCkefbook Con- day of his sister, taining iNewark>, 1 They will- return later t the- h( -^i)6u{ hen ordered to-, give naney and valuables, , ■ .Dodai-n.'s-'had -two poeket-books.,- One , abotft two dollars, : be-handed over to the highwayman, to gether with his watch. The other his trpusexsj- with his handkerchiei, He pulled, put thq pocketbopk and handkerchief together in such 'a Way that the purse fell into the shrubbery inobserved by the robber. Thei ----- * .unobserved by t then told not t Utesi while the high.w: escape. .- v ' . The sheriff went to the hold-up, but could find l identity o f \he that hf I clue to t robber. . .Dodain 's that he and his companiorti sat on the bench for an hour or more 'be fore the robbery and that an automo bile went back and forth on the rp,ad in front several times, aiid he thought robber resembled the man who- driving it. The proached from t' qf the couple. here,i after s,peiiding st ~ /raeusej New Berlin —Miss Ruth Eggleston has return-; ed t® her duties at the High .School after being ab.'ient a week on .account of the death of her father. • the plan adopted on public Bankers’ .A-ssociati ■Und( American ier Prank Halo of the Firsit Bank, chaiirmaii iblic opted by t leation of t .A-ssociation, C the Firs Natational I of the Otsego co.unty education committee, accom panied by Ca.shier E. D. Lindsay of the Cooperstown National and .A.s- sistant Cashier, Harry H. 'Wijlsey, of the Second National, visited tlie High School, Wednesda;lay r>rc‘'sc= were im morning ade by Mess and ad- Hale by and Lindsay. Similar talks are -given •at manylany schoolshools of tl sc of tlrsvcounty. -Ten members of theMHgh 1 faculty, chaperoned hy Mr, and'Mr GeM'ge N. Smith' and Mi’s. M. E. Li] M. E. spent the week-end at Camp lawanda. Robert Black of Columbia Uni versity is a guest of 'William L. Mc- —Mrs. Leon H. Ellsworth, . .Miss -Anna Louise Barber, Mrs. Loren F. and Mj’s. Charles F. White Knapp and Mys. left Tuesday for a trip to Forest Hills, L. L, for a few days. Upon their re- 111ill visitisit 'Vassavassav College-atllege-at turn they w v 'V Co Poughkeepsie. —Mr. and Jlrs. Beimadotte P. Lesr ter o f New York City have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Bolen. Linus .M. Barnunij who ha.-i been the Can'dV Motor Sale.s he past year, expects return soon to his former home*'; Conneaut, Ohio. Mrs. Barnuni join him in the near future. •—Mr. Harold McGraw of Hcrki- who has been spending a few hisI friend, Eurwin R. , niployecl by tli' 'ar Co for the will days with to his home friend, Eurv uehanna A' an Alonda.v. $150^Watch and His Valuable Purse Missing Nearly 500 Persons Present Saturday To Inspect Woiiderfui Gift of Edward S. Clark. nished -tra'nsferi 'ayman made his ■ ^ n i l Local Sleuths Trail A Murder Mysterjr Visitor Proved to Be Only Half-Shot, However—Recovered inAVilliams’ Sanitarium Jim Cargill made th r sensational report at the postoffice at 6 o’clock Monday afternoon that a murder had been_ committed at the top of bhe stairs leading to Prospect Rock, as he (Cargill) had found a dead man there while coming down across the hill. As this wa.s near'the scene of Sun day afternoon’s hold-up, a posse of L-itiaens, including several postoffice clerks w’ho were then, about to go to supper, repaired to the scene o.n (^ion- stable George Mitchell's Black Maria. Puffing up the long stairs the party found an empty jug and a half loaf of bread halfway up. The fat ones in the party were satisfied to-let the in vestigation end here; the lean ones kept going, however, and at the top they found the body of a man lying in a crumpled position as if shot, with his coat collar and half the coat pulled up over his head. He was only a little more than half shot, however, and protested vigor ously when Milehell be.gan to snatch him down the .stairs. “I’m all right; been thi.s way lots of times,” he said. Beside him -was a bottle o.f depatm ed alcohol, so Doctor Atwell, who in. the party, sugg^ted the ^ party, suggested the case might be serious. The patient was goo<i condition Tuesday morning. S t Christina School Ehjdys An Outing- .An interesting Field Meet wa.s hek. Thursilay^June 1, 11122 at Three-.Mile Point. The sijhools represented ancl participating in the various event.s were: Fitch Hill School; Metcalf Hill School; Lower Pierstown School; Grange School; Brookwood School and the St. Christina. School The events were entered into with wild enthusiasm. St. Christina School carried off seven of the twelve first prizes and four second prizes which consisted of printed blue and of red ribbons. The n.'iiiie.s of the winnei-s Christina School are as follows: Ralph Gould, winner of Senior ,30- 'd. das.li, also second prize winner in Mrs. Brady Resigns As County Agent will remain' at the school twoi take the college en- ohger to axaminatic ions for Vassal'. - lopers- High School 1 to 10 p. m. une 9th from 7 —Prof. William H. Mai'tin of •ning Clark gymnasium afternoon Alfred Con knockei Thursday I’ar which failed to-i Main street 1 , Chevrolet fo. ascertain I. Prof. Mar- a painful but not_ serious lead and was considerably t M r -gt(^ fo. ascertain Hint of injury done, lived a painful but —The degree of -Mark Master Ma- ed upon a class > next session of 1 will shaken. —The degi son will be confern of candidates at the _ Otsego Chapter, No. 26, Ro.yal Arch Masons to he held Tuesday evening, June 13th.' At this session aitange-^ ments will he completed for the recep tion and -entertaiiimeht of Right Ex- cfllent John P. •Birmingham of New York City, Grand .Scribe of the State of New York -who will make I official - vi-sit Mo: —Father Steele, who Wtas promoted': to the Priesthood at Albany Sunday,; came to GoopeVsto-wn tha-!; - 4^y and has taken: up his work in Ch-rist Chupch Parish as -assistant to ” ” rected at ’bint -^el- coming touriists to i this favorite pic nic spot. -=. ■ —All the people w=ho ha-ve radio sets in (Moperstown aiid -vicinity are invited to' a ineeting^ a t the home of Prof. AMfe j . Al 8 o’clock, 'Wed-ne; ter of intportah he ■ ciety to Fill Vacancy .Mrs. Jo.seph Brady, for- the past three years County .Agent for the Ot sego Couniy for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Children has hand ed in her resignation to take effect August 1st. .Miss Bessie Trout 'of arrive June 15th for a two week’s stay and_-about .\ugust loth will begin her duties as county agent. .Miss Trout comes highly recom- raonded and it is said that she is ad mirably fitted for the position. Mrs. Brady who perhaps is better known throughout the county as Miss Hazel Foster came to Cooperstown In August, 19i9, the first wom^an for the society in-the couhtyi S. been unusual# successful in co ing the work and at the same has succeeded in saving miJeh money for the County of Otsego. Her resig nation is regretted by all of the mem bers of the society as well as those with whom she has come in contact in hei* work. KEEP SID E W ^ K S CLEAR ning contest and dash; Kenneth Ai Junior stan Heller, wini contest; ralk f —A new sign e-entrance-fco, Thri ming touriists to i this favorite IreblSfe le Foil Sd to- a meeting a t the home A iM J. Allez, 67 Pair-Street, lock, 'Wednesday evening. A mi if importance :and iritefest -w, ►rpught before them a t that timi -Tile CoopOrstown Womaffis ,Cliib has leased-^f Edward F. King the first 'fio'or of the building formerly occupied by George J; .'Vanderwerker. The mi* terriDr -will \be thorbiighly .and equipped for the purpose, i as headquarters for the Club. enforce ' tiori 45: , Section 45, Every sidewai cmrist ..<;ros,s'TOlk in the village shall be kept Father free an d 'clear the entire length and ‘ ' width of same for the sole and eXelu-'' ' sive use of pedestrians. Any person, who shalj, deposit or cause to be de posited upon any of the afo,resaid 'Walks, any articles or substam •without Smme^ately removing 1 _ same, shall be liable to pay a penalty of n o t more than five dollars ($5.00) for -each, offense. by ter thorbughly renovatei and us hrealtfast is c complete -withoul .min^ cup of delicious Otse ^ 'Np-| iCoffiee—the delight of coffee.^Adyertisement. ■ An investm'i one cow rettu cording to the association record, Suhscrihe for The Jpurngl. .dams, wini ing broad jump; Samuel ir of the Senior chinning ^of I --------- ------------ eWnni..^ st; Myrtle Ferguson, winner of lenior 50-s'd. dash; Jennie Heller, Avinner of the ^Junior 50-yd. dash; Flarcpce Lillie, winner of second prizes fear 50-yd. dash and for bea bag distance throw and Mary Kosei ’ 6” r, winner of second prize for Jih ;nr bean l>a.g distance throw. Following the lunch, an ^ enjoyab program was rendered by the varioi schools, each doing its share. The meet was a decided success. The children deserve commendation for their efforts, both, in the athletic con tests and in the entertainment which followed. Miss Grace -4. Loudon merits the approbation of the district for her zeal in promoting these Field The Greatest Event Of The Season Smalley’s Pavilion, Avhich will re-decorated, Avill open Friday, Ji 16th, with the popular Zita’s orches tra. There are iriany. orchestras that Ave could open with, but Ave prefer to give the public the best as in the past. 'We intend to co,ntinue to give the dance lovers a place this season where they can dance on the best floor, and after the best music. Reisman’s orchestra will, he com posed of the' best musicians he has ever .had, and will furnish the best music in this section. They -will play every Tuesday arid Friday nights dur ing the season, rain or shine. Where is there a place that the country and only threff (3) m’\ utes Walk from Coopefsto-wn-.s k •eet? Those \vho do Street? Those -who do not care dance will appreciate the music, c why not enjoy yours.elf by taking motor boat fide, or in a roW boa^ there is -everything here -at th: lake front to make it place. _ ! -at T t o g daiice worth while.. you for it aii yoii that vfe will continue to gi ;the best in every thing .that makes \ w h 'S S 'S i 'w S a S : a r lv TOO Persons Present'Saturday Susquehanna Avenue arid,, - . —wide from 12 to 8^ ;p. m, daily, except'Sunday, Special, attention given to parties * ’ ' ' • Chestnffi B^treet, ! until seven oclock and . , s-were erp-wded practically all the' ! despite the inclement Weathi visitors were rec.eiyed by Dr. Bs was fur-, iisman’s orchestra. teclAffiat-bJ;h.e-work o f ;ip C i ’to jGomplishei 'the new id during e pres VELVETINA VANISHING CREAM MASSAGE CREAM '■FACE-POWDER '. ' r o u g e ' I I I 11 1 II I I I I I I I Near aiid Far Sight In One Pair o f Glasses Can you see-distinct objects clearly throuK'h your reading glasses? Or are you com- nelled to take them off every time you look off at a dis- TOK^ ^Then you need KRXP- KRYPTOKS 'combine near and far sight in one solid lens. The lower part is adapted for close vision, the upper part for far vision. The .smooth, even surface of KRYPTOK Glasses is ab solutely free from the vision- blurring' lines, seams, or shoulders of oldfashioned bi focals, Thov cannot be dis- tinffiiished from single-vision lenses. Yet KRYPTOKS en able you to see both near and far objects with perfect clear ness. \We recom-mend KRYP TOKS because thev are the only bifocals without lines or blur of any kin 3.^ UPPITT BROS. ^ MAKER OF EYE GLASSES ■H i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m '*-’' rid All Other Velvetina Preparations Just Received. Our Stock is Complete ™eH&SG0TT Incorporated Druggists 75 Main Street, Cor. Pioneer Phone 166 (a direct line) SIGNS SIGNS Bear the Imprint of Brainard Not Ashamed of Our Name or W o rk^ Been Making Sign.s in Cooperstown Since 1881— And Still on the Job Don’t be misled by statements that have quit or forgotten how. - The Shop of Quality Is Still Located at 3 Pioneer Street Phone 159-J- xteh.ti For Graduation Gifts PHOTO ALBUMS PHOTO FRAMES ADDRESS BOOKS SUPERITE PEN'CILS FOUNTAIN PENS . Complete line of LEATHER GOODS BODEN’S Stationery and AH Store (Successor to Slote’s Store) - - Boys’ Wasl Suil^ $1.50 to $.3.00 Sliirts and Biouses $L 0 0 ^ $ 1 .25 Straw Hats 81.50 to $3.50 Panamas, $6.0Q Sbirti $1.00 to $4.50 EM PI E’S C O O P E R S T O W N Summer Suits , $13.50 to $i Rea.dy to put an. Look them over. Buys’ Suits with-ex-' tra tro.users, Golf Style — 316.50. Others—^?8.50 to $ 12 . 00 . Boys’ Suits with two ■' pair long ti’ousers —$28,50. Men’s Shoes are ad- ■ ded , to our line, both dress and work. We ask you to lo.ok them To Our Patrons Local and Jtural We Announce that We Will Handle During the Coming Summer Dairymen's League ICE CREAM Just Received COLUMBIA BATTERIES 4, 5 .nnd 6 CELL HOT-SHOTS Get ’em vhere you Avill know they‘re i fresh DAVID R. DORN Pharmacist I :M ain S t. McE^vau Hardware Co. Graduation Books SCHOOL MEMORIES I SCHOOL FRIENDSHIP BOOK j GRADU.ATION MEMORIES | THE GIRL GRADU.\TE I Her Own Book SCHOOL-GIRL DAYS ! A Memory Book ' HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS-STUNT j BOOK—.-V record of Favorite • I Good Times ' All the best fiction in stock as soon as published. ; AUGUR’S Telephone 64-J JUNE SPECIALS At Brazee’s Drug Store Jontt el Cold Cream Fact- Fan- Pcvvtr, a 25c Cake of Jonteel Soap free, regular .................................................................... 50c Harmony Liquid Shampoo, reaulai- -'iiic. .special ......................... 33c One Pound Cascade Linen Paper, k) envelope-* free, regular... .50c Rexall Liver Salts, regular ''Ac, -special ........ '. .............. ......... 49c Rexall Stearate Zinc, regular 25e, special ......................... ,-...19c Rexall Z. O, .Adhe.sive Plaster, ivtnilar 4i)c. special ................. 2Dc Jordan Almond.s, regular oOc tt>., special ............. ' ................... 39c Lord Baltimore Linen Paper, vegiilnr .\lOc.........................2 for 61c Rexall Violet Dulc Cold Cream, rpgular 2-\<c spe-ial ................19c- H. L BRAZEE Druggist , Coofterstowii, N. Y. ^Trjr spffie other brand by all piearis. yourself that tygrade Brand Bqtter- ine is superiot.-—Ad-vevtisement, . T h e Straw H a t Q u estion Is U p A g a in And, as usual, we have the correct answer to the query Have you got my size and style ? We have- And we’ve got ’em at your price, too ! $1,50 all the way to $6.00^ Freeman’s ClotkesShoii The Home of Good Things for Meji B a n k ing By M ail ^ 4% Interest Paid ^ WRITE FOE PARTICULARS The Cooperstown National Bank Coopentown, N. Y. For Every Day Wear There is a -idistirictive style to this shoe. It’s low heel and^^shapely tde : add to its comforfeon the foot. I ■well made but reasonable in price. An attractive, up-to-^date. Every day Shoe. $5.50 a Pair ■'A. LANG’S ' Cooperstown, N. Y.
