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Page T i w C A M K I L L MOONTAnr MBWB Friday. July 4.1941.

Ralph Delameter spent Friday In New .York city on business.

Miss Peggy Hunt of Yonkers was a week end guest of her friend, Miss Martha £die.

John Blish started carrying mail from Margaretville to Kingston on July 1.

Mrs. G. A. Scott and daughter, Roberta, spent Tuesday at Glen-field.

Miss Madaline Edie left recenUy for Saranac I ake, where she has employment for the svunmer.

Miss Charlotte Sanford, who teaches at Fairfield, Conn., is spend-ing the summer with her mother, Mrs. Lyman Sanford.

Misses Joan and Joyce Ruff, Charlotte Stevenn and Betty Stahl have employment at the Grand hotel for the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Lipp and daughter, Joyce, are visiting his father, Fred Lipp, at Hancock for the week.

I Prbfessor and Mrs. Ulton Shav-

er and two daughters are visiting their parents at ^nsomville for the week.

Mr. and Mr^. Arthur Nelson, who have spent the winter at Daytona Beach, Fla., arrived in town Tues-day to spend the summer.

The Altruist class of the Method-ist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Winton Ruff Thursday eve-ning, July 10.

Miss Dorothy WilUams, R. N., of New York is spending a two weeks' vacation at the home of her fath-er, A. J. Williams.

Dick Gavett, Paul Barber and Arnold Banker afe taking a three weeks' training course at the Scin-tilla plant at Sidney.

Mr. and Mrs. Voit of New York city are spending the summer at their summer home on Huckleberry hiU.

Creorge EMie, Jr., John Williams and Morgan Murray of Yonkers spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Edie, Sr.

Miss Roberta Scott and Dr. Ralph Scott of Pauling spent a few days recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A, Scott

Murray and Lionel Glauberman are spending a few weeks with their grtmdparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Glauberman of Brooklyn.

Miss RvlOx LOW and Miss Betty Delameter spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Sper-ling at their camp at Cooperstown.

Mrs. Roy Sheehan and son, Bob-bie, of Edigewater, N. J., are visit-ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kelly.

Rev. Alonzo Wood of Kent school. Conn., will have charge of St. Mar-garet's chapel while Rev. and Mrs. Herman Smith are taking a sum-mer vacation. I

Mrs. Lillian Birdsall, who has been in ill health for some time, is confined to her bed and. is under the care of a nurse, Mrs. Andrew Hewitt, R. N.

Mrs. John Schoonmaker and Mrs. Mary Warren of Poughkeepsie spent the week with Miss Augusta Kittle. They attended graduation and the alimmi banquet.

Van Wert Ellis was in town the first of the week to help move his family to Franklinville, where he has a position in the Franklinville bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lounsdale are visiting his parents at Elast Greenbush for' two weeks. Mr. Lounsdale will attend summer school at Syracuse.

Mrs. Burdette Mason, who under-went a minor operation at the Benedictine hospital in Kingston, returned home on Wednesday of last week.

There will be no church service or Sunday school at the Presbyte-rian church Sunday, July 6. The pastor. Rev. O. W. Chapin, is spend-ing the week at Aurora teaching a cMlege student conference.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Newman of Ossining are spending the summer at the home of her mother, Mrs. Harry Funari. Mr. Newman is em-ployed at the Catskill steam laun-dry in Arkville.

The annual picnic of the Ladies' Aid society of the Presbjrterian ehunA will be held at the Brund-age camp at Perch lake Ju^ 18. Bring own silver and plate and one article of food. AU are in-vited.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lewen of Wal-ton have rented the Elm Tree tourist home on Main street

Lynford Barber of Fort Dix, N. J., is spending a week at the home of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Barber.

Charles Boggs, Jr., is assisting in the Margaretville post office for the summer months.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shepard are in Syracuse, where Mr. Shepard will attend summer school and Mrs. Shepard has employment.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bley moved Monday from the Homer Shaver house on Orchard street to the Gi>egory house.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Liddle and Mr. and Mrs. John Wolcott of East Branch were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bussy.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cure have moved from the Gladstone house on Walnut street to the James Martin house on Gill hill.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Leming and daughters spent Thursday and Fri-day visiting friends at Glovers-ville.

Miss Georgia Chase of Schenevus is spending the week with her sis-ter, Mrs. Philip Bley.

Mrs. Paul Carroll and son, Paul, Jr., of Hobart spent Wednesday and Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Bur-dett Mason.

Mrs. Jane Frey entertained about 40 friends at a party and dance at her home on Huckleberry hill to celebrate the 18th birthday of her niece. Miss Mildred Johnson of Arkville. Oscar Dougherty and Fred Day of New Kingston fur-ni^ed music for dancing.

Miss Clara Jenks, who retired from the Margaretville Central school faculty a year ago, recently underwent a major operation at the Fox hospital in Oneonta. She was discharged from the hospital Satur-day. Friends in Margaretville hope for a speedy recovery.

F L E I S C H M A N N S

Parsons Drug Store I MARGARETVILLE, N. Y. ;

,Open Daily 6;80 to lltSO Tetephene 75 ;

Vacation Supplies

Rowland G. BUI, Jr. Rowland G. Hill, Jr. of this vil-

lage, left college in February to join the U. S. air corps. He has been waiting patiently at his home ^ here for the call to come to the, colors. He has been held back be- j cause of the fact he was not of the' required age. |

The call came a few days ago and Mr. Hill went to Albany yes-terday morning where he took a train for Spartan School of aero-nautics in Oklahoma.

Miss Jeanette Kelly of Halcott-ville arrived at the home of Mrs. George Speenburgh Monday and will assist with the household du-ties during the summer.

Saul Silverman of Washington, D. C., is spending the summer with his aunt, Mrs. B. Steinhardt, and family.

O. P. Bergmann has arrived at the home of Mrs. Lettie Blish for a vacation-

Julian Earl was in town last week end visiting his parents and call-ing on friends.

Miss Phyllis Haderup, who has been employed by the Western Un-ion the past nine months, will have charge of the Fleischmanns office this summer.

Rudolph DeSilva and Richard Baker have been appointed police-men for the summer months in Fleischmanns village. They began their duties Monday.

Mrs. Nealie George and daugh-ter, Shirley, have rented their home on Depot street to city parties for the summer, and havelgone to Lex- busmess. ington, where they will spend the summer with Mrs. George's sister, Mrs. Crosby Morse, and family.

Ted Seelman, who spends each winter in Florida, arrived in town last week for the summer.

Mrs. C. H. Haderup and Mrs. Syd-ney Blisser visited Miss Pearl Cole at Binghamton Sunday.

Mrs. E. Rohm of New York city, who has been coming to Fleisch-manns every summer for the past 20 years, arrived Monday for the season. She is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brown.

Leon Miner is having the exte-rior of his home on upper Main street painted. Richard i^ker and father are doing the job.

Mrs. Martha Bradley visited Mrs. Fred Huth and family at Esopus a few days last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griffin,

Stamford's Outlook Brighter Although during the past few

years there has prevailed in Stam-ford a pessimistic attitude as to the future of the community as a simimer resort, there are indica-tions now of a rejuvenation of the spirits of the people here, and it is generally admitted that the outlook for Stamford's future is better than it has been for some time.

The rather depressed spirit in Stamford for the past few years has been caused by the decline in the resort business. However, it must be realized that changed con-ditions everywhere are partly re-sponsible for the decline in busi-ness and that other resort sections are suflFering the same as Stam-ford in this respect. Improved highways, faster and better modes of travel and changed demands and requirements of the summer vaca-tionist have resulted in a condition the country over which has work-ed against the stability of the sum-mer resort business. In many cases now, the summer vacationist spends a few days or a week end at one resort and then goes on to another, instead of remaining the season through in one location, as was quite the vogue a few decades ago. Most summer hotels have been compelled to maintain a full complement of labor throughout a greater part of the season, and their weekly costs have been rath-er constant; so when their income has constantly fluctuated, as it has for many years, it has been a se-rious problem for many to main-

daughter, Dora, and son, Harold, Jr., of Rochelle Park, N. J., and John Busan of Hackensack, N. J., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brown.

Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Fox were callers in Oneonta Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Orson Hitt have rented their home for the summer and left Tuesday for Union Grove, where they will spend the simimer.

A meeting of the A. W. V. S. was held at the Skene library Monday evening. Mrs. Fraser, county chairman, was the speaker. She explained the work fully. Officers were elected for the Fleischmanns unit and committees appointed. Classes are being formed for first aid and nursing study. The next meeting will be held at the Ubrary next Monday evening.

Given Surprise Party Mr. and Mrs. Manley Murray

of Ferris Hill, Grand Gorge, were given a surprise party Tuesday evening, Jime 24th in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anni-versary by their daughters. Misses Ruth E. and Catherine Murray. F i f t e e n were present including Mr. and Mrs. HowarQ Murray and daughter Alma Jane of Rox-bury, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mur-ray Jewett,' Mr. and Mrs. Ral(^ Murray and family and Floyd Murray and family of Grand Gorge. Supper included a beauti-ful amniversary cake decorated apprt^riately, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray were presented with a beautiful bouquet flowers by their daughters. Mrs. Murray was formerly M i s s Gertrude Brooks.

Blfty Degrees Hotter A hot dry sj^ll for the past

several daj^ is in direct contrast to the same days last year when the temperature averaged less than

degrees. Last Friday and Sa-turday the thermometer registered nearly 3.0Q in the shade. I t is good summer weather, but rain is badly needed.

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ELECTRIC FAN. $1.49 Electric OsciDating Fan-...$3.69 Sun Glasses ..10c to $1.95 Bathing Rings .. 25c to $1.00 Beach Balls 25c and 5ac Skol, for Sunburn .. 33c Baby Brownie Camera ........$1.25 Flash Lights 59c Mum 29c Amolin 29c Odorono 29c Arrid 29c DEVELOPING - PRINTING

24-Hour Service Fair Prices

i BATHING CAPS

10c 25c 49c lb.

ARSENATE OF LEAD

15c Pint

F L I T 23c 1 lb.

SLUG-SHOT 23c lib.

GARDEN GUARD

29c

Cdbrex VACUUM Bonu

Stronsr* durable, service-able. Keeps liquids hot or

Cape Cod

OUTING JUG A new value in low priced gallon jug. Vitrified stone* ware liner — s ^ s fibre insulated. L i gh t green finish.

N O W

BASEMENT TOYLAND Large Selection of Inexpensive Summer Toys

Annual Clambake ' IM^garetville Methodist Church

ART BRUNDAGE, Chef

THURSDAY. AUGUST 7 Pits Open at 6:00 and 7:30

300 Bakes for Sale

Remember the Date! Price $1^!

ANNOUNCEMENT Now open Sundays from 8 a.ni. nntil 1 pan. Open daily frtmi 7:S0aJiL to8:S0p.iii. Wednesdays and Satardays^ fttHn 7:S0 a. m. to 10:00 pan.

Margaretville Bakery PHONE S6 I N I H E DEFIT7 B C I I A I N O

SHARPENING

& REPAIRING LAWN MOWER RECONDITIONED MOWERS FOR SALE

B. S. AKERLE Y Arkvffle, N. Y.

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