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Subscribe for THE BEE. 275 COPIES THIS VOLUME 1. HEUVELTON, N. Y., SATURDAY, flEdEM&BER 28, Ob. £• Gburcb. Sunday Service at the M. E. Church, Sunday, Dec. 29. 10:15 A. M. Class Meeting. 10:45 \ \ Prenching Subject, \The Untrodden Path.\ 3:00 P. M. Junior League. 6:00 \ \ Epworth League. 7:00 \ \ Preaching. Subject, \Forward!\ Everybody come. St, IRapbael's It Cv Cbutcb- Strokes, Sttitdays,... 10:30 A. M. Week Days.......8:00 \ \ funerals, .10:00\. \ David and Agnes NPCLELLAH Asphyxiated by inhaling coal gas. 'N who so kindly and. most generously have remembered us and ours, this Cfcristmastide: we wish herewith to make greatful and sincere acknowl- edgment. Never since our entrance into the ministry have such copious and tangible expressions of good will and fellowship been given us. What splendid gifts ? So Express- ive of a magnanimous and big hearted people. How very bright our Christmas has been. Our hearts have been cheered by so many rich and tangible expressions of good will from the goodly folk outside of our church fellowship. This has 1:>een most gracious and pleasant to us. May God bless you all and grant to you the things that are highest and best. Yours in His Name, C. E. Hastings and family. Contrasts. \Look at that careworn looking man in deep tbongbt and the merry dof with him'cha«ln# fata tall. Yet both are doing tfltt aame thing.\ ^WTMtrs tb«tr Trying to Me how they can make' both ends meet \-Baltimore Amert- This village Was greatly shocked, last Monday morning when John Crawford, George N. Popple, and E. H. Fletcher, entered the home of Agues McClellan ai;d fouiid the house full of coal gas, and David McClellan dead in bed and his sis- ter, Agnes, just alive, who died a few minutes after the discouvery. . When the stove-pipe was exam- ined, it was found to be almost full of damp soot, and the pipe had a number of holes rusted through It the SEMk t|0 CSCaTQC 6*0*0 - Ulfiu on acootmt of thCTe being no through the pipe. Dr. Graham was summoned as quickly as possible but was unable to render any effective assistance. Corner Stillwell, after viewing the remains in the afternoon deemed an inquest unnecessary. Mr. McClellan formerly lived at Norwood, where he has a wife and a son, also, one daughter in New York city. The Funeral was held from the home in this village, Wednesday, at 2 P. M. Miss McClellan was interred in the Heuvelton cemetery, and Mr McCieHan's remains were taken to Norwood for burial, on the 6:17 train. The services were conducted by Rev. Nevins of the Presbyterian church. The pall-bearers were, Fred Britten, Will McClellan, Clint McClellan, and John Reed, all rela- ftives of the departed. Mrs. McClellan was 76 years of age and Mr. McClellan was 66 years. LOCAL NEWS NUMBER *** Mr. W. P. West and family spent Christmas with Mr. A. W. Roulston and family at Rensselaer Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seaver, of Mexico N. Y., arrived in town, Monday, to spend Christmas with Mrs. Seaver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCoy, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smithers and Miss Viola, spent Christmas with Leslie Smithers and family of Mor- ristown. They repqrjja iine. time • Asi OTgan for s sale3j||fc * special notice pagd 0r**^ *Mr. Nathan Remo's house and contents, near the Long crossway, m Depeyster, was burned last Mon- day afternoon Last Tuesday the Board of Su- pervisors of Depeyster, appointed Robert Orr, to fill the vacancy, caused by the resignation of Thad P. Day, who was elected sheriff at the last election. Remember the Special five reel Moving\ Picture entertainment at the \A-MUSB-U\ New Years after- noon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Woodside, of Canton, took dinner, Christmas, with Mr. Woodside's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodside of this place. V Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Mayne spent Christmas m Potsdam, with Mrs. Mayne's parents. - We notice that B. L. Haydon, J. W. Wiseman and family* Miss. Hazel Barter, and Harold Hanna, are spending the holidays in this village with relatives and frieuds. Allen Anderson also is calling on friends in town this week; MARY L WILMN LEON JAMES BELL On Cbftetmas morning, at 7:30^ a very pretty wedding ceremony took plaj£ of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, on State street, when their daugh- ter, Marv Elizabeth, united in marriage fcr> Leon James Bell. They were, attended by Mr. add ifrs. J. W. Dni^n of Ggdensburg. Tfct ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. fi Hastings. A most bountiful and templing wedding Weakfast was served after which, th* happy coupple left on the 9 o'ek^ck train for their honey- moon. Mr. and Mrs. Bell are much bekwed in this community and all extend hearty congratula- tions and best wishes for a long, happy, a&4 prosperous wedded lifet. MAUDE nized at 9 A. M. on the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbut when their Maude, was united in Tfr. W. H Mulhollandbxti C. E. Hayings. They left 041'' train for New York, Washing**** and points; South, on their bon«y- moon. These highly respected people have the best wishes jlgfe-ill thats bight and prosperous in their jpurney through life. Both the Hannawa Falls electric light Coinpany and the Heuvelton electric %ht Company, are Imsy in and ai round ear village, settjag poles ami stretching wires. A number of houses have already been connected with the Heuveltop lighting *x>mpany recently. And soon the Hannawa company mM, bfi connected with our village, *$& then wfcfc the two companies, Wf ought to be the best lighted iU in this p«nt of the state. Baskei ball in Grange hall Jan. ^ betweea the CRYSTALS LYON FALLS teams. This promise* to be a good one.
