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>lnTyAugust-21irth, August 21—MTH: -Macedon-CenteXy-Au}
ast
awa*ded_^tfnr Margaret—Case—of—GHfton—Springs •Mroi. W-iliiam Hess, and Mr, and Mrfc t h p l a k p will he taken by several of
Village—Board
$90,000 paving contract to the Julius spent a few days the past week with Roy Forschler, of 'Rochester, spent. the young people next Saturday on
Penfield,. August 21 —Mdrse E.
Sunday" with the Bucholtz-and Fields an excursion..
S P i t i s f O T d p ^ A u g u s t ^ ^ h g ^ s i x t i e ^ Fredicks Company, of Rochester. The
A sausage roast will be h^ldJ^tMr. Whiting, aged 40 years, well known
ece Mrs. James Downs.
families.
.
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:
Kuttruff gave his berry - ^ D a r w i n Eldredgeand-John-W—Har- and-Mrs.~ ^ r r y Crane's-in-h~o^li-r6T| andiAvho-resided-in PenneldJ£or_ m a n y ^
road front_the New York" Central
Charles
i:.v,
Volunteers for~the Civil war7 held at
u of South Bend, Ind., were dinner Mr. and'-Mrs. DeHollander 'Wednes- years, died at the" home of his brother
tracks to East Avenue, thepavingljf pickers a picnic a I • HoHandsday night. .
7.
— M. P. Whiting, in Rochester, on~WedTyler Inn Saturday, was voted the Elm street from Lincoln road* to Main Wednesday, August 16 All report a guests of Mrs. Ralph Cole Friday.
The Christian Endeavor carnival nesday. He leaves to mourn his loss,
Mrs. Carl C. Blaker is driving a
^.besjy-eunion for many "years. Patriotic street, and the paving of East Avenue fine time.
will
be held at the church one week his wife, Ula Crider Jones Whiting,
new.
Ford
sedan
and
Herman
B'auer
decorations were" ca'rfiecToiltf with the from "Main street -to Washington iMrs. E.-G. Freer and jchildrenHelen
an Oakland touring car,.
. - ^ ^ ; i l™ni .Friday night. ^ I L ^ C p n ^ j a n d J one - son "Billy; his" fatherland mother,
American flags and the season's flow- street."~ Work'will begin at once and Eva and Russell, spent a Jewjdaysth~e
„Wilcox_and_ I bring your friends.
-Lincoln-road-will-be-the first street to past-week-with relatives _and friend? — a i r r - a n d ^ I r s , Charles
Lawson-a^hd-^Rose-Whiting^also-four-_
ers. TKe"pr6gram opertetf~with-dimierr
M rsTHa7g¥r^~H^lc^x spent -Sunday "MTTTpJd'Mr^PFfank Bushwood have brothers, M. P., of Rochester; L. M.,
•be done. Elm will be the next and in town.
,covers laid for thirty-seven members
with Mr. Wilcox's sister, Mrs. Jadie moved into Gorum Engert's tennant
East Avenue the last.
of Pittsford; E. R. Whiting of Fishers
Miss Mabel£verhart and^niecelweie B6yTaTi~of'Holcomb.
house on the Westley place.
and guests.
Miss Caroline March, a Y. W. C. A., visiting in town the past week.
Mrs. Eva Miller spent Saturday and Landing and J? B. Whiting of Jersey
^jVte^aotf¥,™
Gpnrge.
Eldre
dgs_fl£
r
worker in Uhina who has beeinspeHu^
Irs. Fiank GilUigHW of Fredonia were guests of his brother Sunday with Mrs. Burdick.
CiTy?TFhe funeraFVas hel'd a t ' thlT
regiment are diminishing, there were ing a year's furlough in this country, Webster, called
on relatives in towi
Ezra Church's store was broken in- home of his parents on the Shoecraft
William Eldredge and wife, some days
only two members less this year than partly in study, in New York, left on
Saturday.
to one night last week and about fif- road in this ."town Saturday afterthe past.week.
last. Those who attended were W. G.
Wednesday for Vancouver, B. C, and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ginegaw and
noon, at 4 o'clock. Rev. Harry Wright
Kneale, of Bergen, a member of ComRev. and Mrs. Walter Clark of Her- teenrdollars in change was taken.
will return to China from there. Be- daughter Frances s p e n t , Saturday
Mr. and Mrs! William Cole and of Hornell officiated. Burial was made
pany G; S. R. Chapman, of Macedon,
shey, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. John
night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles_Cook.
fore
leaving
the
Baptist,
Methodist
^Go^any^GT^Peter Giegy,-of-Gates,
Evans and Mrs, William Lusinck, of daughter- Margery, also iQugene Cole in Urdonport^. Ohio. -~-~--—--r-^r^-——Misses
Lulu^andJ^Larj^gt^Fjeyjire
afuP^Pre'gbyteVian
churches,
—of
this
On Saturday, August 26, Penfield
Company I; G. WTProvost, of Livonia,
Rochester; visited Mr. and Mrs. Clar- took .dinner.jyith Mrs. .Burdick.
visiting
relatives
at
Rochester^=^
village,
pledged
to
raise^$300
to
supband
will motor To Irohdequ¥it""to"
Mrs. Lavina Dickenson, who while
-I
Company C; H. D. New, of Adams
ence W. Carroll the first of the week;
Mrs.
William
Mahuson
spent
sevport
an
assistant
missionary
in
China
render'their
services
in
a
Lodge
Field
riding
with
Edward
Updaw,
met
with
Basin, Company F; William WillingBorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
ham, of Rochester, Company D; E. C. Miss March is a daughter of Mrs. eral days the past week with relatives Hesterman, Tuesday, August 15, a an accident and is in a very serious day. The president of the band wishes
March of No. 125 East Elm in Rochester.
N
to announce that they will return to
condition.
Payne, of Irondequoit, Company B; sHenry
daughtex1.
treet
and has
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ginegaw and
FIol^difle-Feaselr^f^Hennett^Xom^
>
spent several years in
A sausage roast will be given at the Penfieid in ample time to render their
Mr. and Mrs., Lerdy L. Airy and Mr.
pany A; Chester Hutchinson, of Fair- CRrn^^nd~in-Y---W-r^^A^weoriaiulhl&_ daughter _Dt~Marion_-:and -Mrs. Frankr and-Mrs. Victor_Sniith_JPjmtJ.he JSrst home^of - "Ezra" Church on Tuesday concert "as usual: . ~
~
•'"•"
Ginegaw
of
Webster
^3pefn£
Tues3a\
Rev? George Keetch, wife and daughnight for the young people.
port, Company B; and'Alexander Con- country.
and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. of the week at Camp Gates, the guests
W.
P.
Underhill
and
sons,
George
ter,
Mary, Grace Payne and Misses
About 75 attended the 22nd annual
nally, of Rochester, Company E.
of Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Cole.
_
:
August
Bendschneider.
WarWnlfelimoirwKicir was~Keld at the' lone • and Patienc"e"-Rol;hfu"s"s^are"-spe"n3r-The exacT number of survivors of Mclnerney, Harold Williams and EdMr.
and
Mrs.
George
.Hickox,
Misses
Miss Viola Mahuson entertained
Gascoin left last Saturday evenEdmund Lyon Park at East Roches- ing their vacation at Keuka Lake..
this regiment is not known, but the ward
ing for Lake Placid;^in the Adiron- Miss Louise Mehserle of Rochester. Margaret and Jennie Hickox and Fred ter. A fine dinner was served, after " Miss Genevieve Weicher with M.iss
ige.cre.tary, Mrs. Franc Fassett Pugs-1 dacksTjn-a-fishing-trip;
Griffin spent the early part of the week
Sunday.
_,. 7 ~ ~~~ J ^—"
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ley, of Pittsford, in1 behalf of the regiat Pittsford, where they were gue'sts which came the business meeting and Olive McCarthy and Miss Mary KinMrs. Christina Rodgers of P i t t s Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Hiam
of
Wal• 1
sports.
The officers for the coming ney of- Fairport, are spending two
ment, will appreciate the report of any
burgh has come to make her home worth spent Sunday with Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowland and year are:- Edgar Warren, president; weeks at Fourth Lake ii* the Adironmembers who were not listed in the
in Fairport with Myr. and Mrs. Willard
with the'family of her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Ikewood.
r .
George Hook, vice-president; Florence dack^.
attendance Saturday. "Veteran guests
Eaton.
B. P. Coryell of East Avenue. •- - - - " Field Day under the auspices o.f^the
present included T. A. Burchell, of
C. W. Carroll and son Clayton, spent Peters, secretary; Will Brooks, treas- _. Albert Welkley is the proud possesMr. and Mrs. Fred Downing and Mr. West Walworth Baptist church at the Wednesday
*night in Rochester with urer;'sjports, Irving White and George sor of a new Essex sedam
..Rochester, U.S. Navy; W. A. Miller,
and Mrs. Wiliam Hillzinger of Holl£y, home of F. W. Clark, formerly the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lauer.
« Hook. The next reunion will be held Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sabin are enof ^Livonia,. 136th Regiment"; A. _M.
James^Garman^laee^^Saturday^Aug1
^Iichr,
-are-A'isiting-MrSi
John
-Pickett.
"""Th'e 'MiSses-Hester and- G a l i 4 e M 6 i ^ | a r t n l 3 a i n e : place
Newton, of Pittsford, and James
er. joying a ^ w ^ d a y s vacjation mCai&da.,'
ust 26. At 2 p. m., yariety of sports
Mrs.
Downing
is
a
sister
of
Mrs.
A new home is being erected on the
Mr.
and
Mrs..Harry
Crane
went
to
sell of Fredrick, Md., are spending
Youngs, of Zephyr Hills,
Florida,
for all; at 3 p. m., rattling good ball
Florence
Ford.
some time in town with Mrs. C. B. Inspiration Point Sunday. Also Mr. Rochester road for Jacob Stenner.
126th Regiment.
Descendants of
game; special musical features in the
Mrs.
Florence
Ford
and
Mrs.
WilFifty books have been ordered from
and Mrs; Wellington Church.
Blaker and other friends.
members and other friends were presafternoon; supper served from 5.30
liam
Wilson
of,Lima,
Ohio,
and
Mr.
the State Department of Education.
There will be a special meeting
ent from Livonia, Macedon, Rochester,
to 7.30. Ice cream, hots, soft 4 r m k s .
and
Mrs.
Robert
Ford
and
daughter
They will arrive September 1, and be
Tuesday evening to vote on a proposi-~^esi__Wjilvrorth, Fairport, Victor,
l_Leona have returned from a two pop corn, peanuts, etc. on the grounds. tion to. bond the'consolidated district tern New York on Thursday, August ready for distribution on September
Adams Basin, ChurcHvilleTXanandar^ weeks' auto trip to the A^iroTTdacksT-J^i^vc^th^orchestra-will-funiislLJiie,
3. at the Methodist church. There
foFa~§65;000~school-building.
-_ .17, at PQint Charles on Sodus Bay!
~gua7~~South-Greece,- East-Rochester, visiting Troy, Albany, Lake Cham- music, in_. the^ evening.
Everybody
Miss Margaret-Hickox of Rochester, The United Workers of the Methodist is a wide choice of titles. A librarian,
Buffalo and Pittsford.
".
....
plain, Lake Placid, Vermont and Bos- cordially invited.
is spending this week with her cousin church held their picnic Tuesday at and' assistant will be appointed. LibDuring the*~dinner patriotic songs ton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kuttruff of Miss Jennie Hickox.
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Beacom of rary will be open Sundays from 10.30
were sung and Charles Westerman
The Hudson sport model car belong- Rochester spent Sunday with Mr", and
to 1.00 and from 6.30 to 9.00. Also
John Field and son Russell of Nia- Hilton.
played the saxophone. After dinner a ing to Joseph Graham, who conducts Mrs. Charles Kuttruff.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T
Mitchel
and
Steven
Tuesday
and Thursday evenings from
gara
Falls"
are
guests
this
week
of
business meeting was presided over a meat market on West Commercial
Miss Mabel Myers .spent the past Ivan Fields and family,
Taber of Toledo, were in town for a 7.30 to 10.00 p. m.
by E. C. Payne, of Irondequoit, in street, was stolen from Clinton avenue week-with the Misses Mabel and Nina
v
There will be no services at the
Mrs. Harry Baily entertained seven- few days..- . ' -. •
place of the president, Mr. Willingham north in Rochester Monday evening. Freer of F^rport.Miss Estella Clark and friend of Methodist church August 27. Vacateen neighbors one evening last week
at Mr. Willingham's request. Officers L. S. West superintendent of the MerMr. and Mrs. Charles Druschel and in honor of Mr. Bailey's birthday. The New York city spent a few days at tion time. At the fourth quarterly
lyyere elected as follows: President, chants Despatch Transportation com- daughter were Sunday guests of Mr.
iiostessserved hotdogs until the crowd t h e h o _ m < L _ o f M r > a n d M r s - M y r o n 1 conference the following committees
—Gr-E.-P-ayne^of Irondequoitrgecretary
and" Mrs.' Charles~PeTefsT
were appointed: Apportioned benevocould almost bark; games and stunts A~very
and treasurer, Mrs. F r a l x T T C n ^ nWednesday
^^
"~!TienVilinciaTlrT5lace-^ow-owned-by- all contributed to a very merry-even- —Mr. and Mrs. Peter Molner andjani lenceSj-Henry. M. Baker, George F.ng=in Rochester
K V p H n f > s H a v eevening
venme
Pugsley, of Pittsford; chaplin, Chester was a Studebaker ^ R
^ c h e sand
t e r . was
it J. D. Freer, was sold the past week
coupe
ily of Webster spent Sunday with rela,- lehart, Mrs. William Brown; music
Hutchinson, of ( Fairport; Executive stolen from in front of Hotel Seneca. to Harrison Granger of Macedon. mg.
tives in town.
Miss Ethel Warner, Ruth Gaston,
Committee, S. R. Chapman, of Mace
John
W.
Harbou
of
South
Bend,
Ind.,
The following families have camps Possession March 1.
Mr. and Mrs .W. P. Rogers of Wil- Helen Ockenden, Edna Sippel, Ida
don; Wiliam Willingham of Roches- an Nine Mile Point and are enjoying The following were entertained Sun- has been the guest of • his brother
liamson,.,WQre.,in;.town Friday.
Rich, Messrs George Porter, Herbert
ter; E. C. Payne of Irondequoit; W. the hot weather at the lake: F. R. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl James B. Harbou, and family for ten
C^rl^ie.Boyriton.;spent 3 few days ! Lanhihg, William. Nichols, jr., .J. D.
C. Kneale of Bergen and M. H. French. Peterson and family, Mr. ajid.Mrs. W. Kuttruff: Mr. and Mrs. George Pug- days..':
this week. a^Sodus P^ointfa^ ^ guest of Braman and anyone else desiring to
Mr. Hutchinson of Fairport had P. Ro|cbville, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mit- sley and family, MT, and Mrs. Harold „4'Misse3nMari;an Brpwnell and Jennie
Mr. and. MrSjjr.W^P,,)R9g^rs> * ! t ._ ,,.» Sing; stewardship^ Herbert Lanning;
charge of the program. Among the chell .and son Andrew," Mr.,and Mrs. Pugsley, Mr. and Mrs. William Scou- Hickox spent Thursday afternoon .with
Miss. Ros,e Tinklepaugh of Penn Yan religious instruction, Anson /Antes,
speakers were W. C. Kneale, T. A. B, R. Erwin and daughter Margery,
Miss
Anna
O'Brien
of
Macedon.
ten and daughter Dorothy, Mr. and
srig'nj^Jhe 'weekend with Mrs. F. A. M|s. Charles Urckfitz, Miss Ethel
K
Burchell, who gave a recitation entitl- Mr. and Mrs. L, H. Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl C. Blaker. and son Carl Dumond.
Mrs. Henry Hiam,Mr. and Mrs. Frank
- ..
*.'..•"
Warner; church records and. auditing,
ed "The Troubles at Home," and Mrs. Mrs. Earl S. Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
B.
Blaker
spent
from
Wednesday.to
Mr. and Mrs. L. Yuker of Port Gib- William Nichols, jr., Henry M. Baker;
Ikewood and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Minnie Schlegel, of Rochester a mem- Newcomb and daughters Marion and
Hi
William Kutruff, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Sunday with Mrs. Ralph Cole at Camp son, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. parsonage and furniture, Mrs. William
ber
of
McKinley
G.
A.
R.
Circle
who
Genevive, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beal, Rogers and children and Mr. John Gates. Mr. Blaker spent the weekend and Mrs. Leander Baker.
p[
Bown,. Mrs. .Miller, Jdrs. Rich; estispoke of organizing a circle-in-Pitts- Mr. and Mrs.' James Newcomb, Mr.
there
"also.
The .Coveney reunion was held Sat- mating ministerial support, Mrs. H.
ford. She later was voted a "daughter and Mrs. Sumner and Mr. and Mrs. Kuttruff and children.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Hickox
enterurday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. BoWn, Henry Baker, Horace Ranney,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Welker and
of the regiment," being a sister of a
taned
a
party
of
about
fifty
Saturday
C. Pembroke.
.x
B. J. Fryatt.
William' Nichols, jr., George Englefamily were Sunday guests of Mr.
member of the regiment who died at
evening
with
a
corn
and
sausage
roast
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Molner
attended
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mitchell left and Mrs. Charles Clark.
hart; finance committee, Mrs. A. H.
Andersonville prison. A reading "Our
in honor.dt, Mrs. Hickox's son^ Fred a reunion in Williamson Saturday.
Tuesday
for
a
two
weeks'
auto
trip
Bown', Harriet Bown, Martha McThe Berean and Ever Ready Sunday
Army of the Dead," was given by Mrs.
""-•flm, of Detroit,-who is spending his
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark entertained Quoid, Mr. A.« H. Bown, Anson Antes;
Fred Fray, of Fairport, Alexander through Massachusetts, Vermont and school classes wijl hold their class vacation here.
Their out of town last week Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clark Th&re will be « n election of two truspicnic at Pultneyville Friday, August
Connally gave a recitaton. Bernice Canada
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hick- and Lloyd, of Oriskany Falls and Mrs. tees to take the place of two retiringMr.
and
Mrs.
T.
G.
Brokenshire
and
25.
New of Churchville, a grand-daughter
ox, and twin daughters, Margaret and J. R. Wells and daughter of Thorn this fall at the church September 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobs and
of Henry New, of Churchville, recited daughter, Margery and Mr. and Mrs.
Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hickox, Hill, Canada.
A new double house is being built
"The Brave at Home." Mrs.Pugsley Raymond Elphick attended the Rugg family spent Sunday wth Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Desmond and
The Knapp reunion was held Satur- for a party by the name of Fish of
family
reunion
at
Canandaigua
Lake
Mrs.
Jacob
Ikewood
of
Palmyra.
spoke briefly and concluded with a
daughter Rosalie and Mr. Wade Roy, day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
The Baptist Sunday-school picnic
Rochester-Purchased^i&mvJRoy^-Lehr. _reading, "When the Boys in Blue Are Thursday.
off ^Rochester,
Mr.
and
Mrs. Frank HuTTtleyr
\vn\\
be-held
September
2rai~Hollands
^
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r
T
a
n
r
M
r
s
.
Ern^sTEatoft
^-Mr^and—Mrs^W,-C-Br4gg8~started
and formerly known as- the Kennedy
Gone." Arthur Newtbii.^he" otily P l t ^
on
their
vacation
Wednesday.
AccomCove.
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next
week,,
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Have it printed In—U. S. A. by
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, ., n A r> j panied by Mrs. "Wilson and "children of
There
will
be
an
entertainment
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Willard
Eaton
of
FairIt will be an attractive place with its
gave remmiscenses of the G. A. R. and '
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., Macedon and Miss TT
Hunt of Victor, the Evangelical church, under the port, and Homer Edmunds of East The Herald Press.. Fairport, N. Y. small arche surrounding the home and
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John Ford,.of Pittsford spoke on the ,,
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,
auspices of the Faithful Gleaners Henrietta.
The company had a dethe fountains visible near the beautiful
|.they
motored
to
Lake
Placid,
where
privelege of being American citizens
:
Legal Notice
class
given
by
Lyons
talent,
August
"htful
time
devouring
the
roasts
and
creek, which runs partly through the
S. R. Chapman of Macedon, also spoke. they will be guests for a week of Miss
Town
of
Penfitld,
Monroe
Go.,
N.
dancing until a late hour sent them
yard. Work is progressing finely and
The prizes for the youngest member Sarah Wilson, preceptress of the Ea^st 31.
YjP^fn
the
matter
of
the
petition
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
W.
Welker"
scurring homeward.
the family will take possession in a
present was given to Mr. Chapman, 76 Rochester High School.
William Hipp and others for the reof
Springport,
Mich.,
are
visiting
rela-*
few
weeks.
.
years old. Henry New, of Churchpair and enlargement of the Penfield
EGYPT,
tives in town.
Mrs. Charles Rothfuss and son Carlville, was.given the prze for the oldWALWORTH.
Ditch, sometimes called the Bacon
Egypt, August 21—Harry Rainbow
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Mildahn
were
ton
and daughter Dina, were Friday
est. He is 88 years old. A song "A
Ditch,
in
the
town
of
Penfield,
Mon*
"Walworth,
August
21—Mr.
and
Mrs.
and family, Ernest Rainbow and wife, summoned to Rochester Friday by
guests of Rev. George Keeth and famThousand Years,"was sung by Messrs,
Mrs. Edward Shults and little son, the death of his mother Mrs. Fo'^ij Jjarry Conant and daughters, Mrs. roe county, New York. To William ily at Keuka Lake, where the latter
Ford and Newton. A brief devotional
Alvan,Mrs. Lena Rush and two daugh- Mrs. Fox lived for many years at the Robie, Miss Wias, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Slosson, Henry Hymen, Jr , Sophia are spending their vacation. George
service, with a prayer by Mr. Hutchin^ters, Mrs. Emma Dwyer and two place novy owned by George Whittle- Bean and Mr. and Mrs. T. Mitchell Mattison, George L. Me'ade, H. C. Payne and family also spent Sunday
son, closed the reunion. Members of
Fuller Eat., Elzabeth Newman, Ernest
spent Sunday at Sodus Point.
daughters, Miss Dora Marx and Mrs. ton.
*
the regiment voted unanimously to
Schaufelberger, John Busch, Chat les there and brought back their daughMrs.
Carrie
Carter
and
Mrs.
Jay
Mary Hinderman and niece, Eilene
Word was received Saturday of the
hold its sixty-first anniversary and reA. Dryer, Calvin E. Braman, Carl F. ter.
Cotter spent from Sunday until Thurs- death of Mrs. Susan Oatman of Faft- Seely were entertained over the week-.
Howard Sampson and wife, Farwell
union on August 19th at Tyler's Inn.
Bauer, Clarence H. Miller, Can C.
day at Hollands Cove, Pultneyville, port.
She lived formerly at this end at the Peet cottage aUSodus Point. Williams, Leonard B. Vogt, Edward and Erwin Sampson, Mrs. James Lard
Henry Hiams is driving a new
the men .returned Sunday.
town.
.
W. Vogt, Fred Wackerow, William and Miss Leora Fahrer are spending
Chevrolet.
WEST PENFIELD.
Mrs. Anna Ripley of Hobart, Ind.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Welker,
two weeks in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Dentler of Michigan and Mrs. C Mack, Edward Miller, Frank 0.'
West Penfield, August 21 — Miss spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. of Springport, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ameaf Schaufelberger, wife and two
Seymour, John E. MilUr, William Hipp
Brost
of
Buffalo,
have
been
visiting
at
Pearl Hiler and Harold Rein of Roch- and Mrs. John Hines. They also en- G. Welker of Marshal, Mich., Miss
Fred Denny E a t , Carlyle' Mlllep, L. children left for New York city to
ester motored to Buffalo and Niagara tertained Mrs. D. C. Picknor of East Inez McNeil of Parma, Mich., Mr. and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Schucknecht, W. J. Schiebel, Sa£- spend a couple of weeks.
Rochester and Mrs. Rose Knicker- Mrs. George Seibert and family, Mr. Clark.
Falls Tuesday.
James Haskell is treating his home
ah.Mulliner, Henry Meyer, Emma J.
The
Clark
reunion
was
held
at
the
bocker
of
Fairport
Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sehm, of
and Mrs. J. J. Welker and Mr. and
Braman, Wm. Kelly, John J. MiHer, with a coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. A. DeWitt entertained Mrs F. J. Welker were entertained home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mohler Frank Peters, Harrison C Fuller Est.
Rochester, spent Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner and Miss
- with his brother, Fred Sehm and wife. company from Rochester, East Roch- at the home of Mr -and Mrs. C. A. of»Palmyra on Saturday. Several from Carrie Schumacher, Wm, G. Harris, Mary-Wagner spent Sunday in BrockWelker
'": this place attended.
Miss Pearl Hiler and Raymond ester and Macedon Center Sunday.
'
Fejdinand Hembrook, Fred H. Wacko- port.
Mr. and'Mrs. W. D. Baily and three row, Almyro Allen, Michael J. FitzJohn Everhart died at his home
^Thompson from Rochester attended a
Hannah Burns, accompanied her
Walter Miller and wife returned
sausage roast at the home of Miss Sunday-school class of the Fairport Sunday evening, after an illness of sons of Ulysses, Pa., have been visit- simmons, John Johnson, Louisa M. home from Connecticut, where they
"Alma Goslau at Rochester Friday Congregational church to Conesus seventeen months. He leaves besides ing at«khe home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers, Dennis Ryan, Geo. R Leonard vjsited relatives and friends.
Jr., Samuel A. Vanderpool, William, Jacob Stenner and wife entertained
Lake for a week's outing. They were his wife,, three children, Harry Ever- Howse.
evening.
Mrs;
C.
W.
Clark
spent
last
week
hart,
Mrs.
John
Kuttruff
and
Mrs.
Engletj, Jay T-eUlear E8t.,'"Myron Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kline of Roch. Mrs. Jerome Hiler entertained sev- chaporoned by their teacher, Mrs.
at
Silver
Lake
with
her
cousin,
Miss
Charles
Freer,
all
of
this
place.
The
PrieBt, Maurice Quirk and all other ester Saturday.
Scott.
eral young people Monday evening in
Ayalia
Peet.
persons liable to be assessed whose
Mrs. Irving Beard and little son funeral will be hold Wednesday at
honor of her two sons. Earl and CharWarren Richmond is breaking the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Wignall
spent
names are unknown.
2
o'clock
at
the
house
rind
2.30
at
the
les Hiler's birthdays. The evening was of East Rochester and sister. Edith
ground for a new house on the RochTake notice, that on Tuesday, Sept ester road.
were weekend guests of Evangelical church. Burial at Baker the Weekend at Sodus Point.
N spent with dancing and games. Later Langdon,
12th,
1922, at 2 o'clock In the afterRev.
and
Mrs.
Lawton
have
returned
cemetery.
*
,^in the Evening a bountiful supper was their mother Mrs. Langdon.
E. R. McQuord and family and Miss
home from an auto trip through New noon of that day, at the Bethel, East Cornie Jacobs^ returned home Friday
Mrs. Lena Farrmer of Buffalo, has
served to the guests, after which all
Penfield, In the town of Penfield, Mon
Jersey, „ „ . _ _ . •
'departed;'-wishing the hosts many been the gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Char*
Soft Music Aids the Qlrls. 7
froniy Sodus, where'-thb'y spent their
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wignall and tQ± county, New York, .a hearing will vacation.
Music store clerks sny'that grandma
les Eaton the past week.
happy birthdays,
The first meeting of the Home Bur- and'grandpa keep up .to date with the Mrs. Effort of Connecticut have been , b e held in respect to the necessity for Mrs. Mary Swager entertained Frank
Miss Pearl Balzer and friend of
spending, a few days at Sodus Point. the" repair and enlargement of the
Rochester spent Sunday with her eau was held at the home of Mrs. Jazz and the syncopated stuff. It Is the
"Mrs. Earl Burdick has returned to Penfield ditch, otherwise called the Schuster of Rochester Sunday.
sixteen-year-old
granddaughterwho
Hiram Ranney, Thursday.
brother Emil* Plotzkcr and family.
Miss Merle Derrenbacker will atplays' "WJien Yon and I Were Young, her home after spending ft few weeks Bacon ditch, and an examination of
:j. Mr. and -Mrs". Earl Hiler and childtend
the Darrow school in Rochester
Maggie," on the phonograph for her with her fathery F. A. Boynton.
. Differing Tatkt for Wrl««r.
said ditch will be made by the underr e n of Rochester, spent Sunday With
this fall and Harland Hofcr and Erwin
History can be formed from ptrm,** beau, and gazes soulfully Into his eyes
Miss Lucy Boynton spent last week signed and all persons Interested.
• t h e i r parents Mr. and Mrs. Jerome nont monuments and records; but lives as the music weeps forth. The music
Sampson the Geneseo Normal.
at Silver Lake.
Dated Aug. 23, 1922
.; Hiler.
<jan only be written from personal etoro people declare that the old tunc*
Mr.'and Mrs. Winfleld H. Furman
•
Howard C. Whalen
Mr. and Mrs. George Wignall atbring
the
beau
to
the
speaking
point
f,; Charles Hiler spent the weekend knowledge which Is growing everyjJiiy
for their vacaWater Commissions of the town ot] are in the Adirondacks
tended the seventeenth annual, reunion
as
the
saxophones
never
do.—Milwau:
less,
and
In
a
short
time,
is
lost
for,?.i"'with his brother Earl Hiler, at Rocht i o n / - ;,' v,—t - ,.«.V>>^. > ..-,.-•..:.,-".-. .
kee Journal.
_ . , . , • ' / • - v ^ of the St. Petersburg Society of Wes- Penfield, Monroe county, -New -York^
ever.—-Doctor Johnson. #~
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