Mr. -md Mrs. Ellis May spentChristmas in Brookl yn.
Fred Hnrtig spent the week-end andholiday with Brooklyn relatives.
Miss Lillian Dlcio is a guest ofBrooklyn relatives.
Harve y Blossom enjoyed Sundayand Christmas Day with his family atHem pstead, L. I. -
The Hook and Ladder Ball NewYear' s Night promises to bo a greataffair. Are you going?—Adv.
Mrs. Georgo j ackson , and MissGrace Jackson . were guests of Free-port relatives. , Sur day. '
William. Dlelo la gladdening thehearts of Brooklyn relatives by avisit.
Judson and Harold Ruland , ofBrid geport, Conn ,.-.spent. Christmaswith their aunt, Miss Annle~Murray.
Georgo A. ' Jackson is spendingtho holidays with his cousin , HaroldVan Sfse, of Woodbury.
Christmas Day a daughter wasborn to Mr. and Mrs. Voorhes Her-bert.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Latham , spentChristmastide with Smithtown rela-tives. "¦- '
Hook , and Ladder dance at K. of C.Hall, Hunt ington , Januar y 1. Music
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been holiday guests of Brookl yn rela-tives.0 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maurer , ofBridge port , Conn., have been holidayguests of local relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck havemoved from the Schwartz house onJtf ew York avenue to, Huntington Man-or section.
Many local friends were the recip-ients ot Christmas greetings fromMiss Emily Cromwel l, who is spend-ing some time at Galthersberg , Md.-.. Christmas Day guests of Mr. andMrs. Moeller were John Hiller , ofSmithtown Branch and Mr. and Mrs.William "Ph ipps.
Mr. and Mrs. F.' F. Utter, Sr., andF. F. Utter, Jr., spent Christmas Daywith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Utter , Jr.,of Centreport.
Cor poral Frederick J. Mart in writesfrom tho Texas border that although2,700 miles from Huntington he en-joys reading The Long-Islander eachweek.
Paul Hornl , of Dli Hills, now hasa position as electrical engineer withthe Robinson Roders Company, ofNewark, N. J. Mr. Horn ! spentChristmas at horns.
A'son -was born to Karl Christian-sen Frida y of last week. The follow-ing day Mr. Stork left a little son atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. FrederickW; Schalt.
Thursday evening of last week theChristmas exercises ot the West HillsMethod ist Church were held and avery fine program was rendered.Presents and candy and oranges weregiven to the children. . .. ^
Some of the members ot the orches-tra and choir of St. Paul' s MethodistChurch, ot North port , were at theCalvar y M. E. Church Sunda y after-noon and greatly assisted in theChristmas service. . . . . . ..
A watcn meetin g will be held-at theCalvary M. E. Church, corner Firstavenue * and -. Ninth .. . street , Sundayevening, December 31. commencingat 9:3 0 P. M. P. B*. Utter , Sr..' willxutve <;iutrgt» itiiu Hits mulea will aei-verefreshments at 12 o'clock. AH" arewelcome.. After the exercises at the schoolFriday afternoon most of the teacherslefttpr their homes to jipend the_ va-cation"' "Owing to school work "beingresumed Tuesda y, some of the Instruc-tor s whn lly« flt ft <HntfttVo« will bftvoto star t for this place New. Year 'sPar '- -• ¦' .. . . . .
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The followin g pleasing programwas > rendered Saturda y night by thoPresbyterian Sunday School; Chorus ,school ; "A Greetin g," Norman Fleet;"A .Newborn ¦¦¦; Child ," Irene Dlelo;vchrlstma u Everywhere ," * RobertJones; "Heavenl y Gift, " WilliamTucker ; carol, .school ; ..fiWe Hall theMorn ," Albert Allen; "Small Speech ,""Raymond Townsend; "My ChristmasDream, " Ida Crotable; carol , school ;"Read y for Christmas ," Freddie Me-rit *; "Beds Across the Snow," Mar-Jorlo Bishop; carol , school ; "LlttloVoices," Primar y Class ; recitation ,Doris Smith and chorus; "St. Nicho-las" Katharine ..Morlt s; ...VTba-XxaaChri stcan ," Edna Van . Ilouten;"When Santa . Clau s Comes ," NelsonFleet; carol , school ; "Christmas Gar-lands on the Wall ". Dorothy Bishop;•"Christmas Mornin g, Ed ytho Bedell.
MIIMTINRTON STATION .Mrs , Kevins and family , of Bay-
view r.venue. moved last .Frid ay toNew York City.
Daniel H endrickson , aged 72 years ,died December 21, at the Coun tyAlmshouse, at Yaphunk. .
Oswald Partridge, employed by theU. M. C, of Bridgeport , Conn., washome for Christmas.
Biggest dance of the season at K.of C. Ha ll New Year 's Nigh t. Ticketsare 35 cents.—Adv.
W illlard Jones, employed by the H.O. Company, of Buffalo , la home forthe holidays.
Owing to the icy conditions of th eroads on Wednesday school was dis-missed at noon.
Next Tues day . evening the newlyelected and appointed officers ot AdahChapter , O. E. S., will be Installed.
Miss Lorena Robbins, of Brid ge-port, Conn., has been spending thoweek with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Montra vllle M. Burrand daug hter " returned to their homoat Rlvorhead Tuesday, after spendingthe holiday at John C. Hnrtt' s.
The Unter Uns will hold the ir an-nual ball Saturday,. Dec. 30, at Lleder-kranz Hall. Ost's full orches tra. Ad-mission, 35 cents.—Adv.
T —-t S*2**'i**.T"incr*ii"i' *'severs! sacksof ma il matter arrived on the trainfrom New York City, and the Post Of-fice was opened from 10 to 12 o'clockfor distribution.
The ^ Edward Thompson Compa nypresented each employee with , a $5gold piece for Christmas. The em-ployees of the Long Island LightingCompany received turk eys. ,
Next Wednesday evening in Tr in-ity Parish House a lecture will begiven by the Rev. James Emprin g-ham , D. D., representat ive of theChurch Temperance Society of theEpiscopal Church.
A Watc h Night service will be heldSunda y night in St. Paul' s M. E.Church , beginning at 9:30 o'clock. TheChristmas cantata given last Sundayevening by the choir and orchestra ,will be repeated.
The Mills family had a most enjoy-able reun ion here Christmas Day. Thehost 'was Robert Mill s, over 80 yearsof age. There were 23 guests present .Including people from Brooklyn andGreenport , as well as Northport.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Simpsonand dau ghter; Mr. and Mrs. B. A.Conklln and' daug hter , and Mr. andMrs. H. J. Sage, of East Orange , N. J..and Glen Rich , homo from the Uni-versi ty of • ¦ Pennsylvania , enjoyedChristmas Day "at the home of Editorand Mrs. H. G. Simpson. " '
On Sunday evening (New Year 'sEve) In Trinit y Episcopal Church,there will be a special musical ser-vice to begin at 11 o'clock. Musicwill be rendered by a union of thePresbyterian and Episcopal choirs. Atmidnight all will repair to the ParishHouse, where they will gather withsongs about the "wassail bowl."
There was a large attendance atthe Christmas entertainment and re-ception given Tuesday evening in StPhili p's R. C. Church. A. most excel-lent program " was given by the chil-dren , -under the direction of Miss Ella.Tealeyi A C. Wlllets ' orchestra fur-nishe d the music. '" The Christmas tree entertainmentof the Presb yterian Sunday Schoolwa>T held lait Saturday cvenlnE. Thatof the Trinity .Episcopal : SundaySchool was held ln connection withthe ' evenl frg service and the Metho-dist school held tbelr Christmas treeMonday evening. y
¦.'^ iA-rflitn Ion .of punUa- iand-former pu-pils of • the High School was heldTuesday evening in the .'Maln Streeti-UClllU. rfX ill4Uh><-l U, ^UJI , ll^i b,ltUby the Senior Class and a basket ballgame between the Alumni and -theHigh School team was won by the for-mer. There was dancin g and a buf-fet lunch ' was served. ¦
Next Monda y and Tuesday eveningsspecial services will be held ln St.Paul's M. E. Church , In char ge ot Dr.Frank TJ pham, District Superintend-ent , and the Drew Theological Quar-tet. On Wednesday evening a seriesof special evangelistic services willbe started , In char ge of tho pastor , as-sisted by an evan gelist from Portland ,Maine.
At the • communication of AlcyoneLod ge, F. and A. M., Tuesday even-ing, the annual election was held , re-sulting as fal lows: Worshipful Mas-ter , it. " M. Darling "; Senior " Warden,Guy E. Johnston; Junior Warden , thoRev. John Tllloy; Treasurer , HenryF. Smith; Secretar y, J. Rutlodge Pld-geon; Trustee for three years , Ed-win N. Rowley, Tho Entered Appren-tice degree was conferred upon th roecandidates.
Tho Community Christmas tree ,wblck was l ighted with scores of elec-tric lights , attracted a lar go crowdChr istmas evening. Tli o participants .Includin g the Fire Department, thoBoy Soouls , and . tlio children of thovillage , mot at the Episcopal ParishHouse nnd led by. tho Brass Baud ,marched to tho tree , whoro severalcarols were sun g. At the close COOstockin gs filled with candles and asman y email gifts woro distributed.The chorus sin ging was unusuallygood and tho alfalr was a great suc-cess, . i.
Mrs. Judson S. Snyder and daugh-ter , Miss Agnes; Frank Dixon , of NowYork City, and chauf feur , Jose phMinion, woro returnin g homo In theirautomobile lust. Saturday evenin g, thephnu ffenir . driving s when passingthrou gh Controport at tho brook , thecar ran Into the concrete guard onthe harbor side of the hi ghway. Thocar was thrown Into the stream bot-tom* Bide up, and tho two women, onthe roar float , woro pinned under-neath. Fortunately thoy escaped In iJu ry. Mr. Dixon.. .and the chauffeurwore thrown out and bath - In jured.Tho former v/as badly cut nhiV bruisednnrt wan, picked lip imcoiiaoloai' . ¦ Apniuilhg auto brought tho parly homeand " Wo In jured " onun woro attuiidoilby Dr. D, O. MiicClyinont. Tlio earwan badly ilamii ^ud.
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KLWOOD.The Blue flllrd Bowing Circle trill
moot with Mm. II. 11. Whitehead Fri-day 'iittornoon , Jami My 6.
Aflor lining oonflncil to lilu boil fortluon mnnt' iN with lumba go, Dr. lfiim-ll/on Im now iiblo to nil up,
Tlio Alln r ioii Carrie iiml KiiMIo 'Colo -l imn , of ItlnlimoiKl Hill , imjoyoil I " idliolliln yii Willi tli n lr pnruntH, Mr. nndMrs, Wll fnnl Colonum.
Mr. arid Mrn. Louth (ittni iiii nnd Mr.am) Mm JI. », Wh lti - hou il' . -utemhuJthe lil nynln niuwi nt Mnilliiou tli iimrofJill' ll oll lllllt WOll ll ,
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Tlm old fortlllsuu' fact or y nt ' M-.illl -luck , iiwii ful by Nut, H. T l l l l i l l l midImiii oil by Jniiiftu Itmnlm for llio nnir-n,j o of m'liln, wnn In )moil In Ilmground f-liitiin liiy „ iifUMiiooii, Tlmnlon'ii , viiliii'il ut. $20 ,00(1, win liuiiir dilI'm' $14 ,000, Thn ciiuiio of llio lire Inunknown.
NORTHPORT. I CENTREPORT.George Ward will start a now ad-
dition to Ward' s Host Inn next week.Archie -Hall has commenced tho
work of enlarging his totel.Frank Morrcll id a guest of his par-
en ts for the Chris tmas vacation.Mr. Van Alst , : of Harvard Univer-
sit y, Is a gues t at the Dra per cottagethis week. '
Mrs. E. G. Stephenson was a Chrst-mas guest of her brother , at Eas t Elm-hurst.
Bishop 's Pond has been th e sceneof some lively skating parties thisweek. ,
The Ladies' Aid Society will meetWednesda y, January S, with Mrs. J.N. R. Smith.
The Drew Quartet will give an en-tertainmen t at the M. E. Church Tues-day afternoon, Januar y 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge A. Bunco anddaughter are spending Christmasweek at their cott age.
Mrs. -N. S. Sammls is enjoying aweek with Mr. and Mrs. J. EllsworthBunce ln Bayonne, N. J. . .
Mr. and , Mrs. Elbert Bunce, of Bay-onne, N. j., were Sunday visitors olCapt. and Mrs. Char les E. Bunce.
Mrs. Fred Schiefersteln and chil-dren spent Christm as with Mr. andItCr o TAhn S-chleferStein- £nd family .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Velsor entertain-ed Mr. and Mrs ; John Carson and fam-ily, of Huntington , Chr istmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Morse andfamily are enjoyin g the holidays atthe ir country home on North port Har-bor.
Miss Abble Mapes, of New YorkCity, and Peter V. Mapes, of Long Isl-and City, were over-holiday guests ofMiss Anne Mapes.
Men and boys for ten miles aroundhere had the biggest fishing exper-ience of their lives Sunday mornin gwhen a ton of stripe d bass was takenfrom the old mill pond et the head ofthe harbor. The most successful fish-erman was Jo hn N. R. Smith , who re-ceived a check of $144 for his catch ,while his son, a 13-year-old boy, earn-ed if 21. The fish had come up on thehigh tide and had been stunned byth cold so that when the water re-ceded they were left nigh and dry,easy victims of anyone who cared topick them up. The fish ranged inweight from 2 to 2.6 pounds.
COMMACK.Miss Bertha Nott , of Brooklyn ,
passed Christmas with her brother ,Oscar Nott.
The Rev. and Mrs. Claude C. Cotle ,of Winoted , Conn., called on Commackfriends Tuesday. . . . . ...
Mr. and Mrfl. John ¦ M. Shea and sonHenr y spent Christmas , with- Mrs. M.Crn iVl't) ,- *tv *Rra o*'clyn. — - • -' A surpri se party was given Miss
Ethel Brady at the home of Mrs. JohnBrandsema , Jr., Tuesda y evening.
Miss Lulu Bateman entertained herSunday School class at an all-da y par-ty Wednes day.
Miss Ethel Brad y, of Brooklyn , Isthe guest of her sister, Mrs. JohnBrandsma, Jr.
Mrs. Lizzie Kenned y, of Flatbu sh ,spent ' the holidays with Mr. and Mrs .M. V. Hubbs.¦ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Goldsmith ,Jr., spent . Christmas with Mrs. MaryWendell , In New York City.
The Misses Mao ami Gertrude Wil-son, of Richmond Hill , spent theweek-end with Mrs. Jama. *) Wilson'.-
Mr. and . Mrs. Thomas McMeno-man ,. of Now. York, City, Bpent ..Chrl st-mas with ¦ Mr. and Mrs. Henr yKotc ham.
D. W. Bateman , of Washin gton , D.C„ : and Miss G. F. Kyle , of RichmondHill , spent tho holidays with Mr . Bateman 's parents ot the Bateman farm.
Tho Cradle Roll reception , hold ' attho Methodist parsonage last Satur-day afternoon , showed that tho cra-dle roll was a very successful par t oltho Sunda y School and much cred it Isduo Mrs ; John M. Shea , Superint end-ent , and' Mrs. Daniel E. Hubbs , Sun-day School Superintendent , for theirfaithfulness.
There will bo a Watch Night sorvice lu tho Methodist Chur ch Sundayevenin g, December 31. Tho order olservices will bo ns follows: 8 P. M.,musical program ,; 0 P. M., discussionof church union; 10 P. M„ refresh ,monln served at the parsona ge; li p,M., Watch service. All are Inv ited ,U , ~ j .,, . ,, .,,, ,,..., ;. - . . . . , „ ,,. , . ,,M IH.hlUbU IWUl UUUtU .UUUIIUU UU'clslan will bo mnilo ragardln g thechurch'union proposition.
SMITHTOWN BRANCH.James D, BIyilonbur gli tins boon en-
tertainin g hlu son from Manhattan thepast woolc.
Mr , -and Mr «, Goorgo Purlo.lt ontor-tojncd tlio formur 'u sisters from PortJoff oiHon recently.
Miss Edna M. Land , formerly ofthis placi), but now of Brooklyn , whhIn town this woolc.
The Branch M. ID. Sunday Schoolheld/ Us . Christinas exorcises Fr idayevenin g mid tho - Lnndln g oxor olnniiworo hold Haturilu y livening.
Mrs. Q. IiJ . Ji '. Price , ,wuo Una boonupendin g several woofts In Manhattanand Now Jor«oy, has now returned tohor homo at Smltlito tvu LuikIIii k.
Tlm W, 0, T. IJ „ besides forward-in g Chrl 'j tma s oliooi; tp the noor InBrookl yn nnd Manhattan, Im'vo boonsendin g Olirl n tmaii boxes, of, goodlonto tho sink i ftiul tiliiit -lim lu Iblu vi-cinity,', Tlio body of Jose ph Mnneii , aboutI'i0 yuui'ii of n«(i, of thin p' imn , \viiufound on the frei ght iildln rc juut wontof Ht, Jiii iio '/ illation by tlm crow oftlio llr s t wn st -hopnil tr ain VVoiIiiumliiymonilii' T. The i' liuo wnn nuisl iiiiod toVoimly H l wr lf t Frank Molr , who im-ciii' luliinil Unit, Million vlulUid ii locn llio lul lute 'the iiI hIiI , Imfiiro , piir cliiiiimla luittlo nt wh iske y mul »liit inl thatho wnn ifoln ir lo wnlk to Hmitlitown,II. In Ilm linll n f nf l l io ii i i t l i i i i ' l i lu i i -hut ,Im fnll nnil iilriKilt Jib * iifind n((aln '/t arnll, liiKidlilii g lilin iiii i.-oiiiinloiiii , nndtlinl . Im I'i'ozo in ilunt li bdf iirn morn *lu g. flu ' Inn von a wife mul olif lit «lil| ,ilrini, (.'.oloiini- Wllllnii ) 11. Olhuoii will)liiimoillnloiy notified,
Almost blind , Miss A. S. Clarkwishes to extend her many thanks tothe local Order of the Elka for, 'theirkind ' remembrance In her great af-fliction. ' '•¦' ' . i . / • ¦ - , - '
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I AND OTHER PURPOSES IH HERE IS AN EAS5V WAY TO GET IT AND A SURE WAY TO HAVE IT II I1 Join pur Christmas Savings Club which starts Dec. 18 hfflf In the 5c Progressive Clai g, pay 5c the (irtt week , 10c the second weelc, 15 the third week , and to on S*
cyK for 50 weeks, and we will issue you a check or a pats book with credit therein two weeks before VV
|tf Chrislra us for $63.75. ; I*|a Or in the 2c Progressive Cla ss, pay 2c ihe first week , 4c the second week , 6o; the third week , and so JY,
Sri on for 50 week*, and wis will istiie you a check or pass book with credit therein two > weeks before |9
g . Cjiri stma:for $25.50. ' ' " *g3S Ot in the Ic Progre ssive Class , pny Ic the first week, 2c the second week , 3c the third week , and to |d
M on for 50 weeks , and two weeks before Christmas we will istue you a check or a pats book with «M
jSj credit therein for $12.75. * , . ( fie|Sf You May Reverse the Order ol Payments If You Wish to do solffij For instance) in the 5c Class , going up. the payments start with 5c nnd end with $2.50. If you desire M 1-
0J tenia to , you may ilnrt wilh $2. 50 the first week and pay 5c less every week until the last week's. " M? .
gtf payment , which , will be 5c. Other cla tsct decrea se in like manner. Or you may take , out n car d . ,. ,$$
I* requiring * weekly deposit of $2,00 each week for 50 week , and you will receive a check or a pats CJJJ
jSSj book. for]$l00. Other clnmeii o('iere () are $5.00 p«r week , $1.00 per week , 50c per. week and M
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VM J oin yourself—Rel everyone in the family to join. Show this to' your friends and get them to join, M
£f n No Clnnrflc to Join and Everybody Is Welcome jj , 'M The Chrisim na ianvin gi Cltih i» NOW OPEN to r eceive members. Cull and lot ut tel |,you about our MMl plan , and lake your meniW iliip. " , « ' . JMfy JOIN TODAY! Matte Your Christmas a Merry One JOHN TODAY! |d\i m mr mr a ^ S?.I ;. Bank ;or Huntington .. .. . . . i |
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Note: It Is now asserted with con-Iliionco that thoso painful ellcots duo to•crlo acid lu tha ' system aro entirely eradi-cated. A now ramed y, called "Anuric, "has boon discovered by Dr. Pierce , and Isthe cause ot a dra lnasjo outward of theuric acid with which It comes In contactwi thin tho body. It will ward oil back-ache, hcadacho , and the darting pains andaches of art icular or muscular rhoumtv -tlam—ot thoso disuaso s which are causedby. too much urlo acid , such as gout,asthma, sciatica, rona l calculus. "An-•nrle " prolon gs II Jo bocauso old people usu-ally suffer from hardenin g and thickeningot tbo -walla ot tho arteries , duo to theexcess of uric acid in the blood andtissues.
Dr. Pierce, who Is director and chiefDhyslclau at tho Invalids ' Hotel andSure lcal Institute , Buffalo , N. Y., has*•*-— **-*» n— *?*•'• ¦—^—derfti! rscdldss for
Dear M Tr. Editor—Z wish to stato thatI suffered greatly from backache , lum-bago and rheumatic troubles. I used'1 Anuric," tho latest discovery of IloctorPlorco f6r backache and kidney tro ubles,and I can cheerfully recomm end tho" Anur ic Tablets. " to anyone sufferingfrom any of thoso maladies.
Yours trul y,J. F. GAim-cn.
the relief of over-worked and weakenedkidne ys. The relief obtained by sufferershas been so satisfactory that ho deter-mined to placo "Anuric " with tho prin-cipal druggists In town whoro peoplecould got this roady-to-nso medicine."An urlo " Is not har mful or poisonous,but aids Tiature ln throwing off thosopoisons within tho body which cause somuch suffer ing, pain and misery. Scien-tists assort this remedy ts 37 times morapotent than Uthla. Send 10 cents forlarge trial package ."Anurlo " Is building np a reputation asgood as Dr. Plerco's other woll-knownmedicines which havo been prove d reli-able during - nearly fif ty years , such aaDoctor Plerco's Favorite Prescriptionfor tho ills of women , Doctor Pierce'jPleasant Pellets , tho liver regulator ,and Doctor Plerco's Golden MedicalDiscovery for rod blood.'
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Resolve this year to bake less andbuy more, thereby saving the house-vilfe much unnecessar y work. Theproducts of our oven are palate tick-lers. Try them for yourself and beconvinced.
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Mrs. Clarence Schelp vlaltod rela-tives at Port Jefferson last week, t
M rs. J. "W. Celley, Jr., ol Schenec-tady, N. Y., was a recent guest ofMiss Molly Utter.
Miss Etta Sunl'ord , i of Brooklyn ,spent Sunday and 'Monday at herhomo hero.
Hook and Ladder dance at K. ot C.Hall , Huntington , Januar y 1. Musicby Ost's flve-pieco orchestra. —Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Art hur Sanfbrd , Jr.,enjo yed the week-end with -relativesat R ichmond Hill , L. I.
The Misses Edna and Ruth Land.ot New York * Cit y, spent tho hol idaywith their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Robinson , ofCutcho guo, havo been guests the pas tweek of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griffin.
Ra y Porteus, of Now York Univer-sity, passed a part of his ' vacationwith Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith.
Miss Beth Nichols, of Syracuse Uni-versit y, Is enjoying her holiday vaca-Uoa vtlth her parents , Mr. and Mrs.P. E. Nichols.
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Woodard , maidand children, of Louisville, Ky., areguests of Mrs. YVoonard 's mother,Mrs. Mary Handl ey.
Miss Angle Kurt entertained overthe holida y the Misses. Alma Smithand Marjor y Clark , of Babylon;Messrs. Lester Belmont , of Brooklyn,and George Kurt , of New York City.
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Instrumental solo, Bernlce Ostran;der ; prayer; "We lcome," - NatalieSuydam ; "Tommy 's . Lament ," Ken-neth Rowland; solo, Thelma Thorne;exercise, "The Christ Child" ; song,"A Christmas Carol" ; recitation, MayBiekfdrd; "A Voice from Santa ClausLand ," Byron Nichols; violin solo.Alec Kant; "The Little Candles ," MayBIck foril , Eddie . SChieferstein andViola Shotwell; "Merry ChristmasDay," five girls; "The TelephoneMessage,"' exercise; "From Day toDay," Bernlce Ostrander; piano solo,Gladys Bunce; address by pastor; col-lection; "Hark , the Herald AngelsSing" ; "The First Christmas Morn-ing," Gladys and Adeline Soper; "San-ta Land Song"; "C hristmas Morning, "Helen Velsor; "By "Way of Diversion ,"Raymond Suydam ; song, "Tho FirstNoel"; "Some of "flie Promises ," exer-cise; violin • solo, Harvey Smith;"When Father . Carves ,". Alec Kant.
Program M. E. Xmas Entertainment.
Surrogate Selah B. Strong heldcour t here last Saturday morningwhen Justice of the Peace Alllaon E.Lowndes presented for probate thewill of Miss Angeline Kelsey, whodied at her home, on Prospect streeta couple of weeks ago. SurrogateStrong issued a citation returnable ofJanuary 13. The will,, which wasdate d October 21, 1D03 was witnessedby Maria N. Sammis and Jacob T.Nostrand , and in th e last clause she"nominates and ap points my friend ,Douglass Conklln of Huntington ex-ecutor of my will."
First Miss Kelsey directs her ex-ecutor to pay all her Just debts andfunera l expenses and to have erectedover her grave a monument of lightgran ite to cost $400. Secondly shegives to the Methodist Episcopalthe sum of ?1,000. The other be-quests were to her brother , JacobKelsey, her dwellin g house and lot onthe east side of Prospect street; toher neice, Angeline Mott, of Centre-port , S500 together with, her silverteaspoons and her watch , and chain ;to her nephew, Fred O. Kelsey, ofBrooklyn, $500; to her grandnlece ,Florence Kelsey, of Brooklyn , $500;to her niece , , Hattle Davis,of Bay Shore, the sum of $300;to her neice, Josephine Daly of NewYork, the sum of $300; to her niece,Anna Curtain of Huntington, the sumof $300; to .her friend Alice Irel and , ofHunt ington , $100; to her cousin , Hat-tie Tlmmens, of Syracuse, her silk logcabin quilt; to her cousin , Mar y E.Frost ot Tro y, N. Y., a knit quilt; toher neice, Florence Kelsey of Brook-lyn, her table spoons and Jewelry ; tothe nieces named in the will all the restof tho furniture equally; to the trusteesof the Huntington Rural . CemeteryAssociation the sum of $200 in trust ,nevertheless, to he invested by themand the income to be used ln takingcare ot the plot owned by her familyin the cemeter y, and all_ the rest , resi-due arid remainder of "her " property,both real and personal , she gives toher' brot her and children of her broth-ers and sisters as shall surv ive her.
The estate is. estimated at $2,000
Surrogate 's News.
Miss Mildred Deans visited rela-tives In Yonkors , N, Y„ recently.
Mrs. William Gurnoy entertainedtho Flvo Hundred Club .Tuesday even-ing. ' ' ¦ . . ¦ * . . - . ' ¦
Mr, and Mrs , Louis Brush , ot Hu g-llshtown , N. J., aro guests of SamuelBrush.
Robert Rao and son , of Brooklyn ,were guesto of Mrs. C, W. Rao ovorChristmas Day.
Mrs. M. Ho goman and Mrs. Kava -nnu Klv ot Qlon Head , visited Mrs , G.V. EUU this week.
Clarence Qatos , of jersey City, , andEdward Suramin , of Flushing, spenttho holiday with Edward Oaten,
Vari Sanders , of Brookl yn , vlaltodbin parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ban-dars , ovor tho holiday,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wloks , ofRocUvlllo Centre , wore holiday guestsof Mm. C, US. 'Bandera.
Mlaa Sarah Latham , of Now YorkCity, wau with her .parents , Mr. nndMm, 8. Lathdm, ' over tho'holldny. "¦' ¦C/a'hiior ' I'lorHoii , of Brooklyn, enjoy ,
ed. Christmas ' 'as the guest ot hismother , Mrs. II. 0.' I 'lenion.
, .During thn tuonth u ot January andU'olu-uary tlio locni Pout Office willulouu nt 7 I' . M. dull y mill H P. M. onSaturdays,' ObI/b flvo-ptcco orohoBtru will fur
nltiu niuulo for tho grand hull to boglvon New Yoiir '« Ni ght by tho Hookand Ladder Company al: K, ot 0, Hall,Tickets are ,'IG cents.—-Adv.
Mrs. VVIloott ami family, ot WontVlr u lnln; Mlim IStlstaheili Moroo , o(IMillii iloliililu , nnd Oliver Morso , olNew Havun , Conn,, woro holidayK UOHt * of O. (!. Mor uo,, O iiviiti i ot Mrs. H. H, KIiihiihi 'h wore:Mr. - and Mm, I 'mvoy and luivilly, otW iii iI iIDH; Mr. unci Mm. Wllllnm Vul -rtii llno nnil tho Itov. nnd Mm, H' nmliVooi'Ih'-bii , of JiuiH *»|h)rl.
Tlio followin g woro (iiioutii of I), it ,Hiiil i l i ovor ( i l i r lBi ini i i i iMy: Mr, mulMm , Kll lolt Bniltli , ,Mi *. mul .Mm. !>'rivlh'lnl lli , of I ' limh liig, mul llruoo Sr n lt li,of I liiyvlllo. '
Mr. iinrt Mr «, Hiiiiuml fl iuitli , ' Mr,Wirt .Mrn , Hnluli Ili'iinli iinil, fiunl ly u ii i l,Mr. mill' , A(rH , O. W, Hundnrii mul fiiin-fly Svoio luilorliiln oil by Mm, (Jrl li ' ln ,ot KiujIIhIiIo wii ,. N. , J., ovor tho lioll-iluy.
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