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r-«rM I SOUTH NW b S l IN news ^ ■ » Personals and Other Items of Interest to Our Readers. The publisher solicts news for this department. Hand us the names of your visitors. \SATURDAY JULY 10, 1920. SOUTH-NEK BERLIN UNION SCHOOL D istrict No. 5 . spates o f Tuition P e r Term :— Primary, ^5.00, Intermediate, $7. CO, .Seventh and Eighth Grades, $8, Academic, $10.00. «©Eficers:— T. B. Parker, President, Mrs. E. W. Hovey, Clerk, E. W. Hovey, Treasurer. Arthur W. Morse, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. G e n e ral P r a c tic e Sneeial atten tio n to settlin g estates a n d su r r o g a t e ’s p ractice. Of fice m B radley B lock, X e w B e rlin, N . Y. Victory Rebekali Lodge, No. 426. — I . O . O. F . , . S o w tli N e w B ex-liii, N . Y ^M e e ts Second an d F o u r th F r id a y Evenings of B ach M o n th. M rs. M a ry Sargent N o b le G rand. M rs. L i . E. Dixson, R e cording, S ec’y JEi.. New BeH in, N. Y. Manufacturer of and Dealer in G ranite and Marbie M€moriaiS Sioolc and WorliSMRUslil lie t t e r i 3 » s a S p e d ip ' G u a r a w tc e t l U p h o lstering, Antique Furniture, Clocks^ P ictu re Fram es. Orders for frames can be left with Paul Southern. Andrew S. Cnslinian, flew Berlin SIDNEY NATIONAL BANK, S I D N E Y , n . Y, Gapitaly — ...................... ^ 5 0 , 0 0 0 iSu r p ius, ............................. IS50,GOO D e p o s its, ....................... g o ’s,GOO Issue yoiir checks on the SiUney, National Sank and get a receipt for,every bill paid. THE BANK WITH A . SURPLUS COME TO IHF YELOW SHOP To Get Your Planing, Matching and Other Machine Work Done Promptly and to Order, A FULL STOCK OF Best Bed Cedar Shingles, Farih Brain Tile Sewer Pipe Cement Blocks, and Other Building Materials constantly on hand H.L.CBAIN, MT.ITPTON,N.Y 0. & W. E.E.. Time Table. T rain s leave S o u th New B e rlin as follows: Going South—7 ;04 a. m ; 12:18 p. m ; 4 :23 p . m . Going N o r th —10:15 a. m ; 2 :46 p . m ; 7 :28 p. m . D isplay A d v e r tising lOc per Inch LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST. Nelson Greene was in Norwich, Monday. Mrs. Dixso]^ visited friends, at Walton recently. Byron Caldwell, of Syracuse, has been visiting his friend Glenn Darroch. Fred Grover, of East Pharsalia, N. Y-, visited his wife and other rela tives here this week. Arthur Hitt, of Binghamton, visit ed his sister, Mrs. Emory Burke, and other relatives, on Monday. Mrs. Ella Sage arrived in town from Waterbury, Connecticut,, on Saturday, for a month’s vacation. Dr. Barre brought into this office the other day e P spear of orchard grass measuring 67 inches in length. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wills and daughter, Marion, of Walton, N. Y., were recent guests of relatives in town. Mr, and Mrs. George M. Goss and son Fred visited among relatives and friends in town from Saturday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Northrup will move from West Hill into the upper rooms in Mrs. Jennie Sage’s house, on the corner.\ Read the “ Vacation Apparel” adv, in another column Mrs. Herbert Burlingame i ported ill. We noticed Sidney Gage, of Sidney, in town Monday. •«. ' » \ Miss Maran Lamb, of Cortland, N. y ., is a guest a t 0. Smeader’s. Herbert Burlingame is building a cottage for parties at Binghamton. Walter Cristman is painting the dwelling house of Frank VanValken burg. Mr. and Mrs. Jewett P. Sage, of I^orwieh, visited relatives in town Monday, Mrs. Albert Gage and sister,' Mrs, Frank Colwell, were in New Berlin, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colwell, of Chadwicks,\ N. Y., are visiting rela tives in townf James Jardine, of Syracuse, ac companied his friend, , Edwin Dixon, to his home here for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borden, of Morris, were ..guests on Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Parker. Mrs. L. D. Baker and children, of Eagle Bridge, N . Y ., are spending a few days with relatives in t o w n ., Silas Yager visited at the home of his daughter at Port Leyden, N. Y., two or three days the past week. Mr. and Mrs.* Ormond Dixson, of Schenectady, N. Y., Ijave been guests of .relatives ad friends in this vicin ity. Merritt G^ge, of Stamford, Con necticut, has beeTfi visiting his broth ers and other relatives in this local ity. Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Dixson and daughter Dorothea were guests of relatives and friends in town the past week. Miss Mildred Dixon, a teacher in a Binghamton school, is spending a portion of her vacation at her home in this village. Large numbers of the people of this village and vicinity, motored to New Berlin Monday to attend the the celebration held there. Friends here of Mrs. Linn Gage are pleased to know that she is re covering from the operation she un derwent at thp -Norwich hospital. Mrs. Jennie Sage went to Mt. Up-' ton, Tuesday afternoon, where she expects to spend several weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. Oiln AngeU. Mr. and Mrs. Cregnier and two sons, Lester and Charles, Mrs. Ed. Hockford, of Schenectady, N. Y.,, were auto guests at R. H. Bixson’s, Sunday and Monday. Miss Mabel Morrell left last week Thursday, morning for Theresa, Jeff erson county, N. Y., to visit her sister; then from there she will go to Detroit, Mich., for an indefinite stay with friends. Edwin Dixon of Syracuse, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Dixon, and other relatives in town two or three days the past week. Edwin has a good situation in the aforesaid city, and enjoys his work. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gadsby and little daughter, Gertrude; Mrs. Eliza beth Wright, Mrs. Florence Place, of Binghamton, were entertained at the homes of Mr. nnd Mrs, A. J . Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Starr Warner, from Saturday until Monday. We have changed and corrected our mail list. If any one has paid their subscription and have not been given the proper credit they should write or call at this office and the mistake will be rectified. Subscrip tions are not extended longer than 30 days after they expire. Work on the dam at Holmesvillie has progressed to such an extent that electric lights are again,.in evidence, although much work remains to be done before-the dam is ^tirely com pleted. It has been a tremendous undertaking for such a small force of men, and they are doing a good'job. Probably but very few persons know that this community has a “ skunk tamer” This is something very rare and requires exceptional skill, for although these animals are small they are not easy to control and are dangerous. Anyone wanting to know the secret of how to handle them can secure the necessary infor mation of Wm. Sliter. BAPTIST CHURCH NEW*S. R. O. TuIIoch, Pastor. Services Sunday, July 11: - Morning worship and sermon at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 12 noon. - Christian Endeavor Society meets ^t 6:30. Evening service and sermon at r:30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening j at 7 :30. to be led by the pastor. Chapter E. of the Ladies’ Aid So ciety will meet with Mrs. L. E. Dixson Friday atternoon, July 16. The ladies are requested to bring needle, thinible and scissors and come early so that the quilt top may be finished. Supper will be served to- 'to the members and their families. The first semi-annual banquet of the Who’s Who Community Club was held at the church Friday evening, July 2nd and was a decided success. North Section was the guest of the other three sections and were royally entertained. Supper was served to about one hundred. After the supper a business session was held and offi cers elected. Rev. R. 0. TuUoch, presiding. Director, E. W. Hove*y; treasurer, Mrs. Will Coy; historian. Miss Leona Bagg; contest committee. Miss Ethel Gage, Miss Ruth Ellis, Mrs. G. G, Preston and Mrs. H. H, Goodnow; finance committee. Miss Ethel Gage, Walter Cristman, Jay Camp Sr., and Emory Manwaring; committee for music, F, G, Dixon; committee for dramatics, Mrs. R. 0. Tulloch; com'mittee on recreation, J. P. MuGuire, Mrs. McGuire, Ray mond Dexter, G. G. Preston and E. W . H o v e y ; to h a v e c h a r g e oE la w n fetes, Mrs. D. G. Hayes. It was decided to try to raise by subscrip tion $1,000 for the purchase and equipment of an athletic field. The Club has $226. One man has prom ised $200 another $25. The com mittee on finance will strive to raise the remainder. Prof. Preston ex plained the use and value of an ath letic field. * A letter of regret from Rev. and Mrs. E. Bohne-Echolt was read. Miss Ethel Gage at the piano and Miss Amelia Parker, violinist, rendered some fine music. The meet ing was adjourned. . Victor Lodge, I. 0.._0. F. New’S. There was an attendance of 27 at the last lodge session and it seemed good to see some of the brothers there who had been conspicuous by their absence; we hope they will come oftener. At the lodge session Tuesday even ing occurred the semi-annual installa tion of officers. The officers were installed by D. D. G. M., Gilbert H. Edgett and staff, composed of the following: D. D. G. M., Wm. Hickling; D. D. G. W., Alfred Jones; D. D. G. C., Fred Gardner; D. D. G. G., F. W. Dexter, The following were installed into their respective chairs for the current term : Past Grand—Wm. Coy. Noble Grand—Clifford Dixson. Vice Grand—J. P. McGuire. Warden—Lewis Dixson. Conductor—Scott L. .Brownson. Chaplain—William Gardner. R. S. S.'—0. P. Howard. L. S. S.—Clifford Smith. R. S. N. G.\^—John Townsend. L. S. N.\ G.——Hugh L. Lingee. R. S. V. G.—'Alfred Jones. L. S. V. G.—^Henry Dixson. I. G.—Jhy Wightman. 0. G.—Floyd Dexter. Following the installation and other lodge business a fine supper of ice cream, coffee, etc., was served in the dining room, closing with “ after dinner speeches by nearly every one present. An invitation has been received from Ehrenbreitstein Lodge, No. 153, of New Berlin, to visit them \next Monday evening, when their officers will be installed and the third degree conferred. The invitation was ac cepted. It is advisable to start at about 7:30 o’clock p. m., and all having autos are requested to use them in carrying the brethren who care to go and who have no means of getting there. M e e t'at the Lodge room as soon after 7 o’clock as you can. The term just brought to a close has been harmonious in every respect, and the officers, especially the noble, grand should fepl grateful for the good average attendance. While there has bean no great gain in mem bership, still the loss has been slight; one member, Bro. Manfred Benson has tranferred to the New Berlin lodge; three have joined, two by initiation and one by transfer, mak ing the membership stand at the close ^of the month of June 87. We hope there will be several new members added during the current term. + Sudden Death. Mrs-! Alice Janes, aged about 73 years, died suddenly at her home in this village on Tuesday night. She was found by a neighbor lying on the floor in one of her rooms where she had fallen. Sijice the death of her ‘husband several years ago she had lived alone. She is survived by a son, William Janes, of Bogota, N., J., and a daughter, Mrs, 'Wm, Chapin, who lives about a mile north of this village, and other more dis- ant relatives. She had b^en 3, resi dent of this plaqe for many years. The funeral will be held on Satur- d ly at 11 o’clock, burial by the side of her husband in Riverside cemetery. A Deserved Promotion. Syracuse, July' 6 .- - I believe it will be of great interest to the home readers of the “ old home paper” to hear of the recent appointment of Mr. Edwin Dixon. Edwin came with the Sunshine or ganization during last October as a regular salesman on a city territory. His progress has been sure and rapid. In fact he has shown such efficiency that on July 2nd he was made firgt assistant, by ' Sales Manager C. R. ’^ushnefi. Congratulations, and more power to Edwin. .Summer Furs at Smiths, will need them for vacation. You The «. The F. H. smith F. H. Smith Store, Sidney, N. Y ,— Store, Sidney, N, Y.*—advertisement advertisement Mr. and Mrs^ George Squires and two sons, Beardsley and Adrain, of Norwich, were visitors at the home of H. E. Morr.ell Sunday. New Silks and new Voiles at The F. H. Smith Store, Sidney, N ..Y .~ - advertisement ‘ METHODIST CHURCH l^EWS. E. Bohne-Echolt, Pastor. Sunday, July 11: . ^ 9:30 a. m., preaching service. The pastor will speak on, “ For President, the old time Religion.” 10:30, Sunday School. Ydli are most cordially invited to ^ worship with us. Start the Sunday [right, by going to church. A Variety Shower. Mrs. Andrew Wightman and Mrs. Theodore Ray were hostesses for a variety shower g^Ken recently in honor of Miss Mildred Dixon, whose mar riage to Herman C. Wightman will be solemnized soon. The table dec orations were in pink and white. A bowl of roses centered the table and pink rose nut. baskets were used as favors. The guests were: Mrs. Lynn Parker, Miss Anna .Smeader, Miss Nora Pearce, Mrs. Claude Sher man, Mrs. Clarence Rose, Mrs. Hen rietta Busteed and Jane Elizabeth Deyo.—Binghamton Press. Mrs. R. H. Dixson was reported ill this week. Floyd Dexter is raising up the roof on the west wing' of his barn. Prof. George Preston and Daniel G- Hayes motored to Sidney, Thurs day on business. Mrs. H. E. Morrell has been con fined to the bed by illness several days the past week. Emerson Day at Davis crossing, is having a large addition built onto the south end of his barn; the Dixsons are doing the work. -Rfiss Lottie Peck of South New Berlin, who was recently operated upon for removal of tonsils and ade noids by Drs. Stewart and Wilcox, is reported to be making a splendid recovery.—Norwich Sun. P. R. Spencer of South New Ber lin arrived in town last week>and has opened up a barber shop in rooms over H. J. Schworm’s store. He expects to move his family here in the near future.—Edmeston Local. The ten shares of stock of the 50 shares needed by the Berholme Power Co., with -which to purchase a suitable engine for their plant, to be used as auxilliary power, have been sold, 40 more are necessary. Who will be the next ? Splendid assortment of Voile Waists and Separate Skirts at The F. H. Smith Store, Sidney, N. Y.*- advertisement .The state road work ^to date is about as follows: The sub-base is practically all on from the Henry Sage corner to the new construction above the bridge near Gilbert Edgett’s; the new construction will be passed by for the present and the grading continued and sub-base put in the balance of the way to the Nor wich state highway. This, will enable them to complete that portion of the road and it can be opened for travel while the new work is being built. WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC S o u th N e w Ber]lin, STGAME, sr N . Y. order AGG. JpOB S A O ^ A cheap hor^, weighing^ ten or yearsotd.® u u d r e d p o u n d ^ ^ ^ h j r ^ ^ t e ^ i ANTED—H ides, Skins, a n d Old R u b b e r. • H . D. LIN G E E , Seuth New Berlin, N. ‘i T?UB. H IDES A N D SKINS W A N T E D . - ^ HENRY ASA ROBINSON, South New Berlin, N. Y I Myers Hay Tracks ft ‘ Myers Cars, $10 to $11 ^ Myers H. Forks, ‘ Knapsack Sprayers, k J ' Barn Door Track, ft * Barn Dodr Hangers, ilOf' ‘ Dain Mowers, ‘ . $ 8 5 , 0 0 , $ S r , 0 0 I ‘ DainL. H. Side Delivery ‘ Rakes, $98.00 E. W. HOVEY, SOUTH HEW BEELIN, N. Y, # % James H. Adams isrjsj'\7%7‘ 3xr« y - I ITbe Waldorf Waists anti DressssI ► ♦ : are now ready for your inspection. ♦ Our Specials Stadium'Shoes for men, ^ Quaker .Comfort Shoes for women, Wail Paper, Linoleum, Shades, Hugs. May we show you ? The Adams Cash Store, NEW BERLIN, N. Y.: ^ g ^ . .................... IA Round Saving und a j| Square Deal. I Please do not take that Walk to our store with money saving ae your only incentive. ^ You are certain you will save flO.OO here on ; your clothing buy, as we are actually selling clothing ..at a much smaller,-per cent ot profit, than in normS I l II j Q c S* But take that walk here most of all as a'anest Suits Made by Roberts-Wicks Co We not only pledge you that result, but insure it, with our guarantee to meet vmL , satisfaction. Yom-buy the suit and w e l?”t aJd ff [not satisfactory in-every wav, votir “ [Cheerfully be refunded. Couldany Store do b e tL ^ * ‘ ’ FRANK G. ADAM S ,.,.J .. . ' ■ >
