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: COURIEl^ BROOKFIELD, N. Y„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920 TALLETTE April 7.—Mrs. Koyce Beers and son Leland, of Detroit, Mich., are spend ing some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Pope. Grace King has completed her work for Mrs. D. L. Pope and returned to her home. Herbert-Coman spent Thursday at C, E, Clark’s, his grandfather’s,, re turning home with him for the week Clayton Main has completed his work at West Exeter and is i^ending some time a t the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Main. Miss Irene is also home for- Easter vacation. Rozila Page is home for the Easter vacation, Hiram Chesebro spent Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fre'd Gould. Mrs. William Palmer re turned home with him after spending the winter a t the Gould home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mayne and family and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Mayne spent Sunday at Merton Mayne’s. ■* Clayton Main, Sidney Pope, John and Otto Benson spent Sunday after noon with Herbert and; Clarence Coman. ’ Among those who are on the sick list are Lizzie McQuade, Bernice King, Howard Page, Melvin Button and Lee Main. Wesley Main was called home Thursday to see his father, who is ill. No school this week. NOTICE! . Mrs. L. M. Crandall will be at West Winfidd with millinery goods on April 17, 24 and May 1st. Please bear this in mind so you will not come and find me away from home. ’ Courier six months for $1.00. Special Price on Paint To close out a line we are not going to handle longer, we offer ^)ecial price: $1.10 per -Qt. This lot comprises the following colors: inside White Light Blue Victoria Red Turquoise Flesh Color Moss Color Pearl Gray Steel Gray French Gray Colonial Yellow Light Straw This price applies only jto this special lot and colors and sizes on hand. Sizes, pint, quart and 2 -quart. Color cards will be sent on request, to help you select colors. A. M. COON Leomurdsville, - New York The Whole Paper A SUBSCRIBER WRITES UN DER DATE OF MARCH 18: ‘\rhe Observer has been a welcome caller each day since January 15th. We enjoy the news items, editorials, Alje Martin, Lady Across the Way, Burgess stories, and in fact, the whole The Utica Observer \The Paper That Goes Home.”' lOc Week; $1.25 Three Months R. D. Edition $1.09 Three Months Address Desk X, Sub. Dept. Leonardsville Department Will Stephenson of Syracuse was a recent visitor in town. Miss Evelyn Welch returned to Binghamton Wednesday. Mrs. M. C. Kenyon was in Utica Wednesday, accompanying her daugh ter Madeline thus far on her return to Syracuse. * Miss Eutli Saunders returned to Syracuse Thursday. Mrs. William Taylor and dan^ter Muriel were guests at the home of Charles Welch from Wednesday until Saturday. Miss Ada Bennett was in Utica Wednesday. Eohert Wheeler, who has a position in the bank at West Winfield, visited his mother over Sunday. Miss Gertrude Clarke of Clayville visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.'Albert Briggs, several dajra last reek. Miss Marie Scribner of West /infield was also an over night vis itor at the Briggs ho||^ during that Mrs. Wallace Clarke is visiting rel atives in Clayville. C. W. Mason was in Wampsville Wednesday to deliver the Primary Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Omstedt were in Utica Saturday. Will Judge was in Manlius several days last week. Mrs. Lester Curtis of West Edmes- ton called on friends in town Tuesday. Miss Katherine Brown is passing a portion of the school vacation in West Winfield at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Wheeler. The proceeds of the birthday sup per held at Mrs. A. M. Coon’s, $12A0, was considered ^ goodly sum, taWng into account bad weather conditions and bad traveling. Mrs. Bruce Bass and daughter Mar garet visited relatives in West Win field last week. Albert Ward and Alanson Crandall visited at the home of the latter’s father, Earl Cmndall, in West Win field, Sunday. L. H. Burdick of DeRuyter, who has been in the employ of the Bab cock Manufacturing Co., during the jvinter, has completed Ms work and returned to Ms home. Miss Dorothy Stark attended the weddiilg of a cousin in Oneida last Wednesday. Mrs. William Kam, who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alger, the past three weeks, left Sat urday morning for California. She was accompanied as far as Utica by her moftier and sister, Mrs. Floyd Larrabee. Miss Dorothy Stark visited friends in Bridgewater Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of Brookfield were in town Simday. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moore and fam ily of Buffalo arrived at the Home of Mrs, Edith Ellsworth, Friday, making the trip by auto. A message was received 'Thursday stating that H. D. Babcock had sus tained a stroke of paralysis at the home of Ms daughter, Mrs. G. P. Titsworth, in Plainfield, where he had gone for a visit. 'The latest message reports a slight improvement in his condition. We are glad to report an improve ment in the condition of Mrs. F. H. Babcock, who has been receiving treatment at St Luke’s Hospital, Utica, for several weeks, and it is hoped she will soon return home fully restored to normal health. Rev. William Williams leaves tins morning to attend, the annual M. E. Conference at Malone. It is under stood that Mr. Williams will not take a charge the coining year, only con ditionally. Mrs. Williams will ac company Mm, There will be no service at the M. E. church next Sunday. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. E. Church held a farewell gathering at the home of Mrs. Clara Worden Saturday afternoon, April 10th- 'The afternoon was a pleasant one, al though saddened by the thought of losing an esteemed and faithful mem ber. Mrs. Wiltiams, as a farewell token of love esteem, was pre sented with a nice leather bottomed rocker, by the ladies. The latest report from Mrs. Alma Searle, who, for- many weeks, has been in St. Luke’s Hospital, is more favorable, and it is now expected that she can come home ere long. Last Wednesday evening, it being Mrs. W. P. Brown’s birthday, it was thought best by a number of friends that the event should be noticed, so according to usual custom, the word went forth and a fine lunch was pre pared, and the company convened at Mrs. Biwvn’s home. It surely i “sui-prise” and a most enjoyable eve- nihg was spent TOth Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Although they had not pre pared for the event, the company was made very welcome, and all expressed themselves as having had a very fine time and hoped to have many more like occasions. Mrs. Brown was the recipient of a favor of esteem from S. D. B. CHURCH NOTES Rev. F. E. Peterson, Pastor Regular Sabbath services at 11 o’clock; sermon: “Excuses.” Sabbath School follows the morning service. ^ Friday night prayer meeting at 7:30; subject: “Philemon.’.’ At the birthday supper of the Woman’s Benevolent Society for March and April, held at the home of Mrs. A. M, Coon, there were nineteen birthday offerings, varying from 7 to 82. The names are as follows: For March—^Mrs. Elizabeth Stillman,Mrs. G. Taylor Bro^vn, Mrs. T. R. Coon, Mrs. Herman Crandall, Mrs. Nettie Lamb, Mrs. Fay Greene, Mrs. L. P. Curtis, Mrs. Nettie Crandall, Mrs. Stillman, Mrs. Clara Maxson, Mrs. Sidney Biyant, Vinston Adams. For April— M tts . Carl Burdick, Mrs. Chas. Cumberson, Fred WMte, Mrs. Christy Schrag, Esther Adams, Waldo Welch. the company, a nice picture being left to remind her of the occasion. Sunday. , Mrs. Chauncey Chase spent a few I days with her parents in New Berlin | last week. Mrs. John White of Deansboro was the guest o f Mis. Alvin Welch a few ,days last 'week. Mrs. Lena Grofoot left Monday for Berlin to spend seveinl days with her sister. She was accompanied as far as Utica by Mrs. E. A. Felton. Frank Wright and wife were in 'Utica Monday. Mrs. Elbert Welch and Mrs. Walter Page and son Robert of Coh;mbus Quarter spent Wednesday with Mrs. I. T. Welch, and also attended the Economics Club in the afternoon, of whichmch theyhey became members. t became members. ; ■ Mrs. Ida Silliman spent Friday and j! Saturday with Mrs. Roberts at Co lumbus Quarter. Mrs. McIntyre, who has been spend ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. Emmet Williams, is now visiting Comish-Hill Wedding At the home of the bride, at one o’clock Saturday, April 10th, occurred the wedding of Miss Sarah W. Hill, daughter of the late George L. Hill, of Utica, and of Mrs. Pranklina H.' Hill, to Stanley G. Cornish, son of the late George R. and Mrs. Jennie'Cor nish, of Rome. The ceremony was .performed at the home of the bride’s brother-in-law, W. A. Pine, of Sau- quoit, by Rev. George W. Wellbum, D., o f Scranton, Pa. Owing to the recent death of the bride’s father, only immediate relatives were pres- The bride is a graduate of Wells College and has held the\ position of preceptress of the Leonardsville High School. The groom is a graduate of Buffalo Normal and is principal of the Leonardsville High School. The bride wore a gown of white em broidered gauze over white silk. 'Thd house -was decorated with daffodils and white sweet peas. Luncheon was served aftor the ceremony, after ] which the couple left for a short tip. ( They will reside at Leonardsville uion their return. 1 i Our townspeople extend congram- j lations and good wishes to tjie neww- i weds. , I ( B]^AVER I E l . Paul Crandall is Carrying the chil dren from District No. 27 to Brook field. Beaver Hill people were much sad dened when the news was phoned to James Crandall’s people the morning of April 10th that Mrs. Delma Frink had passed away. Much sympathy is felt for the husband,' who is in poor health, also for the two daugh ters and other members of ihe family. Miss Bernice Rogers retUmed to Sauquoit the last of the week to be present at the wedding of her friend. Miss Hill. C. E. ano Albert Clark were in Co lumbus last week tending the sugar- bush of Bert Coman. Mrs. Andrew Palmer and Albert Clark went to Utica last week and Andrew Palmer returned home with them, after several weeks’ stay in the -hospital. ' Mrs. Susannah and Miss Isabell Daley called at John Searle’s one day last week. They report Mr. Searle quite feeble. Mrs. Searle is better than a few weeks ago. Emmet Williams, is now -visit her sister near Smyrna. Mrs. Hubert Spurr of South Ed- meston called on Mrs. Otto Mayne Saturday afternoon. Mrs. B. E. Rollins was in New Ber- iin Saturday, shopping. Mr. and Miu. Merton Springett and two children of Sangerfield were guests at Brayton Larrabee’s over- Sunday. The Home Economics Club met Wednesday -\rith Mrs. Brayton Lar- UNADILLA FORKS Mrs. H. S. Wilcox is again able to be up, after a two weeks’ illness. Mrs. Arthur Harris of Brookfield is spending a few days with her daughter, M bs . George Beach. Mrs. Stuart Wheeler and children were over Sunday guests of her4-^ mother, Mrs. A. D. Wilcox. Miss Lucile S t John of Leonards ville, who has been with her grand mother the past week, returned to her home Saturday. Mrs. Wilcox is much impi-oved and able to be out Mrs. Stolt and dau^ter Katherine of Norwich are guests of her brother, Rev. C. W. Newman. Mrs. Byron Chapman, who has been very ill for .two weeks, gains .very slowly, being able only(to sit up for a few minutes each day. We hope her recovery may be more rapid from this time and that she will soon regain her usual health. Don’t forget the minstrel show at Memorial hall on April 21st. Mr. and Mi-s. Nathan Rogers are spending-a few days with their son. The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet at Memorial hall, Thursday, April 22d, and -will be entertained by Mra. W. H. Adams, Mrs. John Davis, Mi-s. Wm. McCaw, Mrs.~Wm. Whitacre. Henry Penner and family had the pleasure of entertaining ,Sunday, De loss'Penner, wife and two children,\ Richard Moore and Avife; Clarence Burdick and -wife, James Nash, of Clayville; also callers: mr. iiiiungs ton has recently and wife and three children of Chad- Prank Golden’s. mcks, and Mr. Kingsnorth of this Mrs. Clayton Crandall was in Utica . Saturday. < vJ Miss Addie Smith visited at I. C. I and Jay Sholes’ Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Lyman Wiltsie is quite ill. Alton Crandall and L. P. King were WEST EDMESTON Mrs. Howard Davis of West Bur lington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stevens, Saturday and ™ Edmeston Monday. I W. A. Welch was in West Edmeston Mrs. Carroll King and two daugh ters spent Sunday afternoon at Har mon Shatzel’s. Leslie Larrabee and family spent Sunday at Brayton Larrabee’s in West Edmeston. Quite Simple.— W& hear that a heni has adopted a litter of pigs. A pos sible explanation of this is the natural intimacy between han^ and eggs. rabee, with an attendance of 25. Miss Van Cleef was present to give a lesson in home nursing, and gave a practical demonstration of bed making and a most interesting and instructive talk on the car^ of the sick and hints regarding tiie sick room. The roll call, answered by current events, wa^s very helpful. The hostess served coffee and sand-wiches. The club has now a membership of 30, and is one of the two in Otsego county that have “gone over the top.” The next meeting will he on May 11, with Mrs. Lyman Barrett. Mrs. E. A. Felton and Mrs. Geno Rogers have charge of the program. ient of a sunshine bag last w< given by her West Edmeston friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stevens drove over to her home near Edmeston to her.- -cSba_2£<a5-m(»t grateful for the thoughtfulness of the gift and expressed her appreci- Leslie Larrabee and family of South Edmeston visited at Brayton Larrabee’s Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Wheeler was in Utica Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burdick of Leonardsville were guests of Harold Bass and wife Saturday. • Theodore Tooley, who has been in Fort Plain during most of the winter, has returned to the home of his daughter here, Mrs. Fred Adams. Hollister .^illiman, who is employed near South Edmeston, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ida Silliman. Your correspondent regrets that the name o f Mrs. Wm. Reese was omitted from the list of guests at the dinner the hotel last Monday by Wheeler and Mrs. Chauncey J. D. Pierce of Bridgewater and Miss Florence Kerce of Delhi were guests' of Miss Bessie Pierce at Mrs. Eunice Welch’s Sunday. Church Notes The C. E. Society of the S. D. B. ■Church -will have charge of* the mom- given at t Mrs. Whe< supper a^the Firrt 1 Wednesday eve- purpose, will be 1 f service this week, in the absence of the pastor, Mrs. Lena Crofoot. There -wiU he Baptist church on ning, April 28, to which all are cor dially invited. The supper will be in the nature of a donation to help liquidate the debt on the church prop erty, and the funds received during the evening will be applied to that Samuel Jones of Noi-wich ,e speaker of the evenii and the announcement is a sufficu splendid address. No charge for the supper, as all offer ings will be entirely free-will. The Ladies’ Aid Society will me< on Wednesday, Aprl 21, at the S. I B. church for dinner. | J The pastor -will speak at the First . Baptist church netx Sunday morning j on “The Fish with Silver in Its i Mouth.” C. E. at 7:30, and sermon, subject J to be announced later. All cordially ■ invited. guarantee There will also be special Important Announcement of Spring Merchandise That Will Appeal to You April snow storms or April showers are all the same to us. W e have the stuff to prove that Spring is here. Spring Millineiy Ready to wear Dresses for Chil dren, Misses and Ladies, Ladies’ Waists and Blouses, Ladies’ Poplin Skirts, Ladies’ White Skirts. . Dress Materials Percales, Ginghams, Poplins, Voiles, Gabardines, Mulls, etc. etc. Spring HouseFumishings Curtain Materials, 20c to $1; Silko- lines. Cretonnes, Shades, Wall Paper, Rugs, Rug Border, Linoleums, Con- goleum, and Pro Lina floor coverings. IRVING A. CRANDALL LEONARDSVILLE Qmplete Line ^ Tertilizers sp e c ia l Prices iptll be made for thirty days Richer & Welch South Edmeston West Edmeston SOUTH EDMESTON Miss Belle Risedorf of New Berlin pent the week end -srith Miss Ruth J lazley. J MrSi H. W. Green of Lowville has j joined her husband here and they ai-e j ing ?:oums -with Miss Addie . :upyinj Miss Hazel Edmonds returned home 1| Saturday night after a week’s- -visit \ with friends at Carthage. { .Mrs. Eail Genung of West Edmes- HEADQUARTERS for Horse, Dairy and Poultry Feeds We now have on hand a ’ good stock of Bran, Middlings, Mixed Feed, Hominy, Meal, Com, Cracked Com, Oats, Scratch Feed, Dairy Rations, Buffalo ; Gluten feed, etc. Also OCCIDENT BREAD FLOUR. And a full'line of Seed Oats, Barley, Peas, Corn and Grass Seeds. Investigate before you buy elsewhere. For prompt service and a square deal, try J. H. WATKINS & CO. River Forks, N. Y.
