CATSRILL NNEWS ESTABLISHED 1863 Volume G4. Number 49. Whole Number 3325. MARGARETVILLE.. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1928 PRICE: Five Cents

SCHOOL BOY SEVERS AN ARTERYI ACTIVITIES IN

WITH THE CHURCHES

Klghtli

FOR THE WEEK Seventy-Five Enjoy a Bene­

ficial Session

M. H. S. INSTRUCTORS TAKE LEADING PART

State Educational Depart­ment Represented

Grade Pupil Painful ly Cu t s Klglit A r m

Will iam A t k i n s of Arkvil le, fin i 8 th g r a d e boy In the local nchool, : suffered a severe injury to his

r ight a r m Tuesday noon a t dis­missal t ime, w h e n he t h r u s t h i s hand t h r o u g h the heavy g lass of the swing ing outer door a s some one coming In pushed it a g a i n s t i . him. !

A smaii artery was severed by (Incidents That Make the broken g lass bu t the flow of blood w a s checked by W a l t e r Odcll, w h o rendered first aid, w i t h a tu rn ique t made of a h a n d k e r ­chief and a pencil. A tk ins w a s t a k e n t o Dr. F a u l k n e r w h o p u t in th ree s t i tches and the boy will soon be about . This Is the second accident of th i s kind a t t he school occurr ing unde r s imi lar c i rcum­s tances .

Mnrgnretvlllo Methodlsti Episcopal Church

Rev. John S. Lull, Pas to r . Morning worship io:30; subject

of sermon, "Pr ize F i g h t i n g ; " Sun­day school session 11:15; Epwor th League 0:30, topic, "The Christ ol the Indian Road -The Chr i s t , " leader, Ha r r i s Barber ; evening service 7:.'!0, subject of sermon, "All Th ings Are Ready."

R tay lng band will meet Monday •The evening a t the pa r sonage a t 7:30.

,__ , , , , , , „ P r a y e r mee t ing this week T h u r s -W e e k S H i s t o r y — N e W S day ' evening 7:30 a t the home of That will Interest Readers Here and Abroad.

Mr. and Mrs . Calvin Mille

PEOPLE YOU KNOW OR OUGHT TO KNOW

Seventy-five t e ache r s a t t ended the mid-win te r conference a t A r k ­ville las t F r iday , Severa l c lub leaders were p resen t for the m o r n i n g session to receive In-1 s t ruc t lons in the club work as I out l ined by Mr. Lenox for t he 1

year . Pr inc ipa l DuBoIs of the S t a t e ag r i cu l tu ra l school a t Delhi spoke on " P a r l i a m e n t a r y Laws . " I He ma in t a ined t h a t chi ldren should | be t a u g h t how to conduct a meet - j ing in a business like manne r . He \ sa id t h a t mock mee t ings were con-ducted by the boys a t the s t a t e | school, t h u s t each ing pa r l i amen t a r y laws .

Eli Morse, pr incipal of the Ark­ville g raded school, gave a demon­s t r a t i on lesson In geography us ing slides in teach ing Ne the r l ands to his Cth grade . The teachers were convinced af ter observing th is ex­cellent lesson of the place visual ins t ruct ion holds in the field of educat ion. I t b r ings the outside wor ld into t he classroom. By m e a n s of p ic tu res the children could see a Dutch vil lage nestled behind a dike, the sand

Compensat ion Adjusted Allen Misncr of th s vil lage h a s

succeeded in winning his appea l f rom an a w a r d made by Referee Holland of the s t a t e ' indus t r ia l board, cover ing an a w a r d of 40<7t of the leg or 115 2-10 weeks a t $11.77 per week, to ta l $1701.50. Mr. Misncr appealed to the five members of the s t a t e indus t r ia l board and contended t h a t t h e r a t e of 814.77 w a s incorrect b e c a u s e | is a gues t of Mr. and Mrs . Edward

Mnrgnretvi l le P resby te r i an Church Rev. G. W. Walker . Minis ter Sunday worsh ip at 10:80 and

7:30. Church school a l t e r morn­ing service. Chr is t ian Endeavoi society Wednesday at 7:30. Choir rehearsa l Thursday a t 7.

The choir Is p repa r ing for Sun­day morning, "Hark , Hark , My Soul." by Shelley.

Sunday evening the young peo-' pie of the church will nave ent i re

. . . . „ , , , ... , ' c h a r g e of the p r o g r a m An ex-Vivian T e r r y is sick wi th sceptic | c e U < m t service of worship and in-

spirat lon has been prepared, u:>-

Little Chronicles That Make History and Tell of The Doings of a Busy Place.

According to tho ex-pr iva te , ! fox httntors in the New kings*] ton valley have enjoyed eXClt-l Ing l imes dur ing the ear ly part ! Of the week. Monday R u t n v c n l Robertson, according to tl{ Bpeedometer which he carr ied, j t raveled 20 miles over hill a n d ] dale in pursui t Of a circl ing reynard , when exhaus ted he dropped beside a stum)), a u d i the fox passed within a few J feet of h im to its doom. The s tory about F a u l k n e r ' s s tove t h a t the fox w a s lolling with fat igue Is regarded as a jehu slandering a marine.

Tuesday af ternoon J a m e s ! Thomson saw a couple of foxes

I cavoi t ing in his meadow. He used what ammuni t i on he had on the premises wi thout injur­ing the in t ruders , and while he was gone t o t h e post office to find the mar ine the foxes t i red of the i r frolic and went to the i r lair.

J..- — «•. ARKVILLE

A very pleasant evening

relfli and piny baseball , on the towns t ime and money, when t h e y should be working,

So, taxpayerB, t a k e a fool's ad­vice and don't t r y to butt the t ra in of p tog re s s off the t rack , for it can ' t be done.

Yours for good roads , Leon L. Smi th .

Kelly Corners , N, Y.

sore th roa t . Paul VanHousen is visi t ing his i n g , . l n l o r n s l i d e s - a n d B p o c l a l r each ing her

p a r e n t s a t Edmes ton . .music. Miss Merle Whi t t ake r is! formed thai Miss Car r ie H i t t spent the week l l l e invited speaker

end wi th h e r a u n t a t Pepac ton . A t the c h u r c h ' s c h o o l service Mis . J o h n Schenk of Kingston I l t t s t Sunday Stanley Hewi t t re­

ceived a cert ideate and pin a s m e m b e r of the school in the begin­ne r s ' d e p a r t m e n t . J ean Glad­stone. Marga re t Richard Close were the p r imary depar tmen t , wi th !e lec ted officers of Arkvil le Odd certificates, Ralph Brown, hav- Fellows lodge, No. 558, for the ing equalled ids own a t t e n d a n c e ! coming year, a s follows: Noble record, is se t t ing new m a r k s for grand , Phllo Benedict ; vice grand , the o ther s tudents to t r y for. N e x t I Loren Hubbell ; past g rand , Eli Sunday the class a t t endance ban- Morse; record ing s e c r e t a r y , ' C . II. ner will be awarded aga in for the ' Rhymer ; financial s e c r e t a r y , month .

Loyal members of the Chr is t ian Endeavor a r e receiving loyalty

he w a s not given credi t for house I Muller. r en t a t $10.00 a month , wood Mrs . Orson VanBenschoten a c -valucd a t $5.00 a m o n t h and a companled Mr. and Mrs . A. J .

| bonus of 5% on a year ly sa la ry . Kau fman to Flor ida. Following the appea l from the j Mrs . A. C. Fenton enter ta ined

a w a r d the ent i re case was review- < t he r u g commit tee a t her home ed by the five m e m b e r s of the < Wednesday af ternoon, s t a t e indust r ia l board. Mr. Mis- Mrs . Daniel Sanford w a s a ner is in receipt of notice of a visi tor a t the home of her moth-correc ted a w a r d in his ease, in- er, Mrs . Char les Teed, Monday, c reas ing the ra t e to $17.97 a n d ! A le t te r from Clarke A. Sanford, g iving him credit for house rent , wr i t t en in southern Georgia re-wood and bonus in addit ion to his po r t s the w e a t h e r cold in t he daily wage . This increase will -: South . m a k e a difference of nea r ly i The h a t c h e r y has jus t rece ivedIbonds wi th coupons to be used $400.00 to Mr. Misner. The in-: an addi t ional sh ipment of 300.000 j du r ing F e b r u a r y a t the services

' *" " ' . . . . . . . o j t H ( ; church and of the society, duetor P lans a r e s t a r t ed for a big Valen- Henry br ~ - - - - - - „ - . .__

cana l s c o s t u m e Rhine ch lands and see t h e m a s they T h i s method does not limit child a s to space o r t ime in t ravels .

Dur ing the noon hour a delight-1 e a 8 t e r n De laware county "revival: Johnson, ful d inner w a s served by t he 1 '—..*. ladies of Arkvil le in the firemen's hal l . A cake decora ted a r t i s t i ­ca l ly wi th "Gree t ings t o t he

spent at the home of Mrs. Nelia Molyneaux Monday evening when the subject. It i few friends were invited. A l t e r News tha t a good

home they were un­it was the hostess '

b i r thday, A bounteous luncheon war, served. About the midnight hour all depar ted a f te r wishing the hos tess many happy r e tu rns of t he day.

Dist r ic t Depuy William Silver rohnson and ol" Roxbury on Tuesday evening of promoted to last week instal led t he newly

Offers $•">() a Year Bonus Mr. Edi tor In the ar t ic le which

appea red In The N e w s last week , over mv s igna tu re it was not the

P u b l i c M e e t i n g P r o p o s e d tO intention to hur t anyone ' s feelings Di<!r>ii<?<i M i t t c r o r POCketbOOk or to m a k e enc-w i b o u b s m d u e r n l i o s T1„> ofttnlon of m e n on the

road tptestion was asked, so I ex­pressed mine .

The f a r m e r who lives in the back pa r t of the town h a s my sympathy, as the muddy road school and the c r eamery , or to the village as business requires . As I said before. Improved roads will

The quest ion of improved town be an encouragemen t for young end COUtity roads in this town is men to devote the i r t ime to farm-holding B good measure of public ing ami an inducement for the at tent ion , especially a m o n g people man with money to extend t hem

was | outside the village. We publish financial help. Wi th decent roads

AFTER AIL

QUESTION OF INTEREST TO ALL

State Road Down Valley Also Pertinent

th is week five le t ters bea r ing on seems to The plan for crys-

tal lzlng public opinion and to inaugura t e a move t h a t may pro­duce results , would be to hold a public mee t ing at which in­teres ted men could confer and ex- hood home, so tha t I can drive up

San- there with safety . -ind the mean for the m o n t h 27 The News The re is p len ty of mate r ia l r ight , <jeKrees. The m a x i m u m w a s 53

degrees on the 7th and the mini-

, surance companv has paid the brook t r o u t eggs . d u n e s | corrected a w a r d and Mr. Misner Mr. and Mrs . Albert

a long t he coas t of N e t h e r l a n d s S. Miller

Doitgless Kelly: t r easu re r , C. H. Rhymer ; chaplain, John Blrdsall ; r ight suppor t e r to noble grand , William Kea to r ; left suppor t e r to noble grand , H a r r y F u n a r i ; con-

Cccll Policy; warden , E d w a r d s ; r ight suppor ted

a t hand for i ts construct ion, and I will give $50 a year in addit ion t o my taxes to fur ther i ts con­s t ruct ion.

Now. t axpaye r s , let us hea r from all, not let two or th ree do it all, or t ry to, and have no th ing in the end. If we will all boost we can get someth ing . Some men will fret and some will

swen t ; Some men will puff and blow,

B u t you can ' t have good roads and sit in the shade

•Mid wai t for roads to grow. David F. Sanford,

Margaretville, N. Y.

the The Muir evangelis t ic p a r t y con-

j , s | s i s t i n g of Evangel i s t T. LeRoy I Mui r of Roxbury and corps of

t ra ined w o r k e r s will open a n

Sprague . John J . Pr ies t of Oliphant, Pa. ,

h a s been vis i t ing a t t he home of his s is ter- in-law, Mrs . Embroe

In the F le i schmanns | The Senior E p w o r t h League will ?*".J \^ n w n soeiril in the nailors of the< D u u u , " 8

T e a c h e r s " on it w a s given t o the one who drew the lucky number . Miss L a u r a Sweeney of Halco t t -ville happened to be the lucky lady.

In the af ternoon, Miss M a r y Mc-

campa lgn communi ty church Sunday, Febru-1 have a social in the par lo rs of the a ry 19. A large chorus choir Methodist church S a t u r d a y even-will be organized for the effort i ing a t 7:30. and pre l iminary p r a y e r services Candlemas day proved to be a r e a l ready be ing conducted, b r igh t and fair. I t is a safe After the complet ion of th i s cam- prophesy t h a t the re will be six

garetvi l le has help steadily lately with the church music. Las t Sunday the pas to r Bang a solo.

Miss Whispoll has re turned to service in ca r ing lor the church

pa lgn the evangel is t will go to Boston, Mass. , for a suburban

in me uiieruuuu, anas JMUI-V mi;- „„„„„_!„_ ti ,„~. Cadden of the Margare tv i l l e h igh j c ampa ign Uiere. school ^ave a mos t in te res t ing lesson on Ne the r l ands wi th h e r | DENVER four th g rade . Wi thou t slides,! Miss McCadden helped he r pupils | M f 8 A n n Kel ly and_ d a u g h t e r the houses a r e being filled wi th Ice

weeks more of winter , The word received Wednesday

from Mt. Vernon about Mrs . F r a n c e s Ueed w a s very encourag­ing. She is doing nicely.

The ice harves t , long delayed, is now well under way. Most of

a D u t c h pos ter . - . v l ! ! ^ ! l.l.\\d! Mrs . Howard Henderson and ! Mrs . E m b r e e Johnson has been Th i s l i t t le vil-?«J2 VL« VASML* £ ? « . » * J JIX son of Margare tv i l l e spent Wed- \ ve ry sick the pas t week, th rea ten-1 *\" , & £ . %£* %S£!L£?*&2*tJP&Uesday with her sister, Mrs. ed with pneumonia. Mrs. John-1 *»£ t h ^ ? „ n l ^ y . * e , M c g h t l ^ ! Carro l l J e n k i n s . son is b e t t e r a t the present wr i t - £ ° u " '

Born, to Mr. and Mrs . Char les | ing. J a n u a r y 21, a 1 Mr, a n d Mrs . R . o b e L t

Special Chr is t ian Endeavor Service Sunday evening there will be a

world-wide observance of the 17th ann ive rsa ry of the founding o: Chris t ian Endeavor . M a r g a r e t ­ville Endeavors a r e sha r ing in the plan.

Miss Helen Delameter will pre­side a t the service, ami will introduce the speakers . Miss Delameter will begin the service wi th a piano prelude, leading to the chorus "Follow the Gleam." Miss Marguer i t e E d w a r d s and Miss Doro thy Wil l iams wll give

t a lks on "Values I h a v e ind in Chr is t ian Endeavor"

and "Wha t Our Society is Doing." W i n t e r T n e 0 I I e r l n £ w i l 1 D e l o r v ° u n g

Char les Spr iggs , the agent of Uls ter and Delaware a t Fleisch­manns , went to Flor ida last Fri­day where he will spend the re­mainder of the win te r mon ths a t bis home there . Joe MeDermott has t aken the position as agen t m m . h t raveled road Hint comes

the F le i schmanns s ta t ion dur

re fe r t o it in the lesson. They a l so b rough t l i t t le wooden shoes a n d a Du tch cap . I t w a s in te res t ­ing to note how m a n y subjects Miss McCadden h a d corre la ted wit l i t h i s excellent lesson a n d how beaut i ful ly t h e chi ldren responded in ano the r c lass room.

Dr. Mace of the s t a t e educa­t ion d e p a r t m e n t _ spoke » P o n | h e Vpi n g ca re f o r " he r aun t , Mrs . j ter , Mrs . Shaw of Andes, is car

J u l i a Sherwood, who 's condition I ing for her . . - 4, , " - - - - " J . Adlckes a n d | ° * . J h 5 i . n ? W!X e ( n*lPPed lan te rn

s o n and Mrs . F r a n c e s VanBenBChoten § P w i „ a , M . ' Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Morse, spent Wednesday at the home of l , 0 ' „ M y T i l s U „ George Morse and Miss Ruie Law- > Mr. and Mrs . C. S w a r t ol u u n - s p e a k e l . M l s s M e r j e

rence were S a t u r d a y n igh t d inner i raven gues t s of Mr. and Mrs . J . Weeks and Mrs . H. J enk ins .

Mrs . W a r d Kelly of Bedell is

Mrs. Char les Hunte r , who h a s been sick for several weeks, does not seem to ga in much. Her sis-

" H e a l t h W o r k in R u r a l Schools. H e emphas ized the impor t ance of chi ldren being examined a t least once a year . He emphsized aga in a n d aga in t he impor tance of fol­lowing up the defects found a n d cor rec t ing t h e m as soon a s possi­ble. He sugges ted t h a t t eache r s go over the hea l th records each m o n t h m a k i n g no tes of the phys i ­cal defects corrected on the h e a l t h char t , t hus secur ing clean bill of hea l th for each child whose goa l should be 100 per cent.

R. E . Chesley of Utica, w h o is so well known to the t eache r s of th i s distr ict , gave a delightful ad­dress on " H o w to L is ten t o Music ." Mr. Chesley 's address w a s ins t ruc ­tive, inspi r ing and en te r ta in ing . H e i l lus t ra ted t he points of his speech by p lay ing a n d s inging dif­fe ren t songs

Miss Margue r i t e in offertory

As Invited speaker , M I S S faerie W h i t t a k e r of Walton, president of the County ChriBtian Endeavor union, will give a message "Why Chirs t ian E n d e a v o r ? " The closing worsh ip service will be helped by the use

it the bioiscnmanns station Ing Mr, Spr iggs ' absence.

N a t h a n Osborne h a s been ac t ing as clerk in Korn ' s s tore d i n i n g

' the busy sales. Will iam Atkins , Char les Snyder,

Jr. , and Cecil Davis a r e a t t end ing Margare tv i l le high school since the regents ' examinat ions .

A recent d inner p a r t y was given : by Mrs . Olnoy Redmond a t her home in Schenec tady in honor of her fa ther . Philip Petchell of Ark­ville. who was 70. Mr. Petchell is spending the winter wi th his daughte r , Mrs . A. B. Chr is t ian and Mrs. Olney Redmond of Sche­nectady.

KELLY CORNERS

is the same . l m r . unu m i s . rv. J . «UH,I \CO m.v.| and Mrs . Reuben Allen of i children, E s t h e r and Hoyt, were i project ing pic tures and readings tville a r e spending two vis tors Sunday a t the home of a " « songs. Robert heed , Agnes ...in, .»,„!,. ,\a„„M0,. Mra I Mr u Arilfltps' na ren t s . Mr. a n d ' W a l H l 1 ' L e n a Y e r r y , Grace Dick-

r ema ins the s a m e Mr.

Halcot tvl l le weeks wi th their Char les German , c a r i n g for h e r German .

Mrs . J a n e t t e K e a t o r of Halcot t -ville called on friends he re Tues ­day.

Mrs . E l izabe th Morse lost the other horse to her t e a m las t _week.

Mr. a n d Mrs . R

daugh te r , Mrs Mrs . Allen is

daugh te r , Mrs .

Mrs . Adlckes'" pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Weeks , in Glasco ™™ Lillian Dickman and Gordon

the r iver ruined.

„„ , . v„ . , __. . . . The In t e rmed ia t e E p w o r t h Lea-Word w a s received here T h u r s - ' gue will go on a sleighride Sa tu r ­

day of the dea th of Mrs . M a r y day af ternoon to Fle i schmanns , Hunt , in Sauger t les , a fo rmer ' and upon the i r r e tu rn the inter-resident of th is place, and well | media tes will have supper a t the known here .

S a t u r d a y evening a t ruck be - | Elliott, will have leading p a r t s in longing to Ray Shul t ls coming o f f : l h i s service. The commi t t ee of Huckleber ry Hill loaded wi th lum-1 a r r a n g e m e n t s includes Hilda Dela-ber c a u g h t fire ju s t a s it came t o meter , cha i rman ; H a r r i s Barber .

— • ----- - G r a c e Dickman and Dorothy Wil road." The t ruck was Hams. Lillian Dickman and Eve­lyn Dugan a r e equipment commit­tee. E m e r y Rowe and Stanley E t t s will serve as ushe r s . Other young people will add the i r help in o ther ways . Old and young will a t tend . All a re invited.

DRY BROOK

•*»»•- o— The m a n v friends of John T. V. P rosk ine of Roxbury spoke i Crook, w h o w a s injured by a fall-

of t he mi s t akes he found on the j n K \\mY> recently, a r e sor ry to J a n u a r y a r i thme t i c pape r s . He h e a r he is not ge t t i ng a long as s u g g e s t e d . d r i l l on the division of well a s w a s first expected.

• 'decimals and the fundamenta l s oft Mr. and Mrs . M. Foy t ik have a r i thmet i c . ' m o v e d to F l e i s c h m a n n s , ' w h e r e he I J"*"' '—»,

Miss C la ra J e n k s of M a r g a r e t - h a s employment in a g a r a g e . ; U o m e o r

Supervisor W. E. Avery a n d George E. S tewar t , town super in­tendent , w e r e called to Kings ton

I S a t u r d a y to a t t end a good roads meet ing ,

Dr. R. E. Smi th w a s called to " N e y " Todd 's Monday to a t t end

j a sick cow. J . D. H a y n e s moved M. Foy t ik ' s

I household goods to his new home . .— „ - i in F le i schmanns . tires in e l emen ta ry Engl ish . She j A force o f m c n a r e b u s y filling a t t r i bu t ed fai lure to poor read ing t n e i c c house on the Gould es ta te . and lack of prepara t ion . To il-1 T h e annua l mee t ing of the com-lus t r a t e she b rough t samples o f | m u n l t y c l r c l 0 w m be held a t the composi t ions and le t te rs wr i t t en i home of Mrs . J o h n D. H a y n e s by pupils in the J a n u a r y e x a m l n a - , Thursday , F e b r u a r y 9th . t ions . Mrs . O. A. Todd en te r ta ined

The conference closed a t 4 S O V e ia l ladies a t a covered lun-o'clock. T h e t eachers declared c n o o n Wednesday . Proceeds to t h a t It w a s the most helpful mid- b e U H e d f o r church fair, win te r conference t h a t t h e y hadj =s=:==;==;=s=;^^ ever a t t ended . Wood row Wilson, famous War

Methodist church. Mary Dickman h a s been sick a t

the home of her pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs . J o h n Dicgman, for the pas t j Gran t Pa lmat lo r died a t three weeks and h a s been unab l e ' home of his aunt , Mrs, Harriet

Death ol Gran t Pnlnmtlcr the

to r e tu rn to her studies a t the teacher ' s t r a in ing school a t Delhi.

Miss E m m a Scudder of Fleisch­manns , who some weeks ago fell

Bellows, S a t u r d a y morn ing . Mr. P a l m a t l e r went home from his work a t the handle factory Mon­day af ternoon sick wi th pleurisy

ville discussed the fai lures in geography . She said t h a t most of the mi s t akes were m a d e on the first p a r t of the paper whe re the pupils w a s a sked to fill in a blank wi th t he correct word. She invited ru r a l t eache r s in to g o over t he p a p e r s t o see t h e m i s ­t a k e s made .

Miss Genevieve Thornng ton of Margare tv i l l e discussed the fall-

on t he s idewalk in Fle i schmanns , i which developed into p lcura-pneu-injur ing her leg, is visi t ing a t t he monla. Mr. P a l m a t l e r w a s a

" he r nephew, Embree j son of A b i a m and Rachel (Hon: Johnson. By x- ray it w a s found; derson i Pa lmat le r and w a s born t h a t a bone In t he leg was b roken . ' *~ " • "

Mrs . George Franc i sco of Shav-er town w a s a visi tor a t the home of Mr. and Mrs . J a m e s Franc i sco

in the town of Mlddletown Sept. 15th. 1871. He has lived all his life In this township, and w a s a quet, industr ious citizen. He is

from Wednesday unt i l Monday. I survived by two brothers , Char les Mr. F ranc i sco has been confined; and Will iam Palmat le r , and one to his home for th ree weeks wth i sister, Mrs . Mar t in Bellows. The a carbuncle boll on his left should- funeral services was held In the

i Methodist church Monday after-er. hull Mrs . A lbe r t ina Hicks , who h a s j n o o n a t 2 o'clock, Rev. J, S been s t a y i n g a t t he home of Rev. j officiating. Burial was in the and M r s . M. S. Pressey in Delhi | vault In the Margaretvi l le since he r operat ion in the Delhi hospi tal , came t o the home of h e r sister , Mrs . J a n e t GUI, Sunday and

William Hubbell and d a u g h t e r Miss F ranc i s re turned home Fr i ­day, hav ing spent some t ime in Boston In the in teres t ot the lum­bermen ' s associat ion. They re­port a wonderful t r ip .

Misses Marion Archibald and Lena Trowbr idge of M a r g a r e t ­ville were Sunday supper gues t s of Mr. and Mrs . Bruce Archibald.

Mr. and Mrs . M. Wr igh t of An-; des were Sunday visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lawrence .

Mrs . E. 11. Dlmmick of Roxbury was a Monday visi tor of her daugh te r , Mrs. Bruce Archibald.

Mrs. Ra lph Hubbell and Mrs . William Hubbell were in Kings ton

i last week on business. Mrs . Ida Ful ler of Fle iscb-

I maims, who has been spending some t ime with Mr, and Mrs . A. F. Sweet, re turned home Sunday.

The I .arkin ladies from ! place a t t ended a dinner a t

George Ba l la rd ' s of Denver F r i -i day,

V. Lee K e a t o r a t t ended a ban­quet a t Kingston Wednesday even-

i Ing in the in teres t of the spor ts -menship associat ion.

Mar t in Krom was out-of-town ; on business on Tuesday,

Misses Margue r i t e and Marion Rosa and Miss Beluah Coons visit-

; ed rela t ives in Halcottvi l le Wed­nesday.

L. B. Meade re turned home I S a t u r d a y morning, hav ing spent

some t ime in West Conesville. Harold Krom and J, Reicker, sr.,

. were al Delhi Thu r sday on busi­ness.

J o e Johnson Of Phoenicia was a Sunday visi tor of Mr. and Mrs . Albert Rosa .

press themselves . While Mr ford is in the South, feels w a r r a n t e d in offering the free use of the Galli-Curei t h e a t r e in bis n a m e for such a ga the r ing .

It would be proper, perhaps , to invite the county h ighway com­missioner to the meeting, and like­ly Highway Commissioner Stew-nrl of the town of Hardenbergh, But wi th the two except ions it ought to be a gathering of the t a x p a y e r s of the town of Middle-town. You know each o ther and in a genera l conversat ional way someth ing migh t be ini t iated. We Speak of Mr. S tewar t , a s he was in the office dur ing the week and told in an in te res t ing w a y how he met and solved some of the t roublesome problems of road building In his town.

There a r e some 130 miles of un­improved h ighway in this town, and as The News is informed, the township has never expended a dollar for pernanent const ruct ion. i,0.V.V The few miles tha t have been ' l

built, a mile or so a year, lias been by county and s t a l e aid, The re a re th ree dis t ress ing s t r e t ches of

to m i n d - from the Uls te r county line down Millbrook th rough Arena to the intersection of the s t a t e h ighway this side of Duuiaven . the New Kings ton road and Dry Brook. To this might bo added the uncompleted section between Clovesvlllo and Bedell.

Ano the r point is the building of un improved road down the valley. When New York city t akes such land a s sui ts the i r purposed for the reservoir they will relocate all highways which are condemned, If a m o d e m load is submerged, the city will build equally a s good in a new location, and par t ia l ly completed h ighways will be com­pleted by the city on the new thoroughfare .

If any number of t a x p a y e r s a r e sufficiently in te res ted In the out­lined meet ing to acquaint The News office with their wishes, Supervisor Dugan and Commis­sioner Rosa will lix a date in the nea r future at the Gall-Curcl

! thea t re . Wan t s Sub-Base Itoads

Mr. Edi tor : - A few words in re­ga rd to improved roads, i am

I very much in favor Of good roads, and a m somewhat acqua in ted wi th

1 roads both good and had, as 1 I worked eight years on town roads , and four years a s pa t ro lman on j the s t a t e road.

We all know good roads cost I money to build, so why not get good service and the most for the

I cost by building sub-base roads. give t hem good d ra inage and a light cover each year . They will

th i s hist longer t h a n the costly crush-Mrs . e d stone and ta rvy , which all road

men admit , If they a re neglected " '

as the New Kingston. Pfece. of | g j ^ X J ? 1 ^

Snowfall 4.5 Inches —Much Less Than Normal

MEAN TEMPERATURE FOR MONTH 27

s\/getR"olct;i'ci,: Several Januarys in Present Century Warmer

The most of us th ink t h a t w i t h a couple of 75-mile an h o a r gales , With a l t e r n a t i n g ba lmy d a y s t h a t we have had a pecul iar J a n u a r y , but a f te r all it ha sn ' t been m u c h different from the genera l a v e r ­age . The careful record of t e m ­pe ra tu re s and precipi ta t ion, a.i compiled a t the Oneon ta olflce of the United S t a t e s w e a t h e r b u r e a u shows tha t the mean m a x i m u m t e m p e r a t u r e for J a n u a r y w a s a p ­p rox ima te ly 841» degrees , the mean m i n i m u m was 199J deg rees

and the prevai l ing price of milk and f a u n produce any young man made of the p rope r stuff could ac ­cumula te a compe tency in a few yea is.

1 am anxious to see a good road in B r a g g Hollow, m y boy-

ind comfort .

T a x p a y e r s Gave Dollar for Dollar Mr. Edi tor As you a r e request­

ing our opinion of the " b e t t e r t ime, a pel road" problem, I will s a y t h a t 1 ' have been a m grea t ly in favor of improved reading be roads and th ink it a good idea to

the town as sugges ted in your paper a couple of weeks ago . W h y not build roads n o w ? We a r e so in te res ted in good roads in our locali ty t h a t last fall m a n y in teres ted people g a v e dollar for dollar wi th the town which buil t a tine piece of road.

W. E. Carey . Fleischmanns, N. Y.

m u m w a s zero on the 30th. The grea tes t daily r a n g e w a s Hi d e ­grees on the" 1st. T h e p rec ip i t a ­tion for t h e m o n t h w a s only 1.86 inches, which is much below t he a v e r a g e . And the snowfall a l to ­g e t h e r w a s only 4.6 inches, t i l ls being included in the above fig­u r e of to ta l p rec ip i t a t ion i r a in or mel ted snow.)

: The S t a r says t h a t those who have held the belief t h a t J a n u a r y j u s t ended was except ional ly w a r m

' have a n o t h e r guess coming . The mean t e m p e r a t u r e las t m o n t h a s above s ta ted , w a s 27 degrees , b u t in 1000 the mean for J a n u a r y w a s

; 20.4 degrees , t he lowest be ing 7 degrees on the 28th. Since t h a t

Willing to Pay for stone Itoads Dear Edi tor 1 wish to say that

1 a m very much in favor of un­proved town roads and when I read the art ic le , conta in ing youi suggest ion, Of how this migh t be brought about in a shor t t ime, 1 thought , "what a wise plan." Surely no one could be more will­ing to pay addi t ional t ax , in o rde r to have stone toads in our town, than myself.

Henry W. Todd. Bedell, N . Y.

1900; ;«.!) g recs in l!K and for a J a n u a r y , U ago .

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sb rua ry communi ty meet­ing at the Stone h nlh Dunraven, will bo held S a t u r d a y of th is week, Feb. 4th, Morning session 11 o'clock. Communi ty singing, fun, frolic and sociabil i ty. Dinner 12:15,

Afternoon session l o'clock. Musical p r o g r a m J>y t eache r s of the Margare tv i l l e high school. Address by Prof. Alexander on "The F u t u r e of I he Rural and Village School." Address by Miss Marion VanDyke on "The Relation of the P a r e n t s to the School." Come and have a good t ime at the old Stone schoolhouso!

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BELLEAYRE Mrs, Alice Warfleld, w h o h a s

been spending some t ime wi th her daughte r , Mrs . Lewis W h e a t of Merrickvllle, h a s re turned home.

Mrs . J . E. Cross visited h e r son Alber t a t Dunraven the last of

me-tery . The pal lbearers were

T h o m a s Edwards , John Blish, Ed-„ . ward Kitt le, Vernon Cook, Wll-

will spend the remainder of t l i e l l i am Delamete r and Ear l Eeke r t . win te r a t Mrs . GUI's.

In t he fas tes t baske t bull g a m e ; A Real Surpr ise Pa r t y of t he season a t the old opren . I t is not often Unit a surpr i se house Wednesday evening the par ty ever mater ia l izes , a s some locals lost to the fast Oneonta ! one usual ly spills the beans be-ilve, champions of Otsego county, I forehand. But a real surpr i se by t he score of 45 to 38. The I pa r ly was held a t the home of g a m e w a s rough a t t imes, but w a s , Mrs . Char les Teed on S w a r t street handled sa t is fac tor i ly by U m p i r e ! on S a t u r d a y night , when the quilt Merr l t t . commit tee of the Ladles ' Aid of

At a r egu la r communica t ion of i the Methodist church toge the r """ " "* F . | wi th some friends m a d e a t r i u m -

Pouglr-FleiseliinamiH Defeats Ueepsle Five

In a fast and interes t ing g a m e the F l e i s chmanns F ive defeated the c rack Beckwith quintet of Poughkeepsle at S a t u r d a y night . was marked by fast passwork , a ccu ra t e shoot ing and clean play­ing by both quinte ts , bu t six fouls called on each side, Faulkner led the scor ing for t he home boys, cag ing seven line goals and two

road has been. The Hubbell Hill, B r a g g Hollow and Millbrook roads are very ha rd to keep up, a s the stone and gravel a r e dumped along the sides instead of being put in and covered up.

1 worked wi th Tay lo r Ha l t e ight years and he never drew a load of stone out of the road and dumped them, but a lways used them in the bad places in the road. When any one says he drew them out and dumped them he is mis taken . Halt is the only foreman in this town that is bound to place the stone in the road and cover them.

1 a m a t a x p a y e r and I a m in favor of good roads .

John M. Smith, Kelly Corners, N. Y

Defends Mr. Halt Dear Edi tor : Do I believe in

good improved town roads? Most Arkvil le hall j assuredly 1 do. A good sub-base

The contes t is a n excellent idea. But if you rake up the stones, and put them in the road this year and cover them with dirt , why next year a long conies the big Linn t rac tor , and town road scrapor, and a force of men, coating $15.00 per

Rev. George A. Cole spent last week with his family at Yonkers .

Miss B e r t h a K. Hunt of Shan-week-end with Carr ie Hunt .

Mrs. A r t h u r Bussy spent Fri­day with friends at Margare tv i l le .

Mas te r Be rna rd Keator Is a t ­tending the Margaretvi l le high school.

E p h r a l m Hall of Lake Delaware is visit ing his daugh te r , Mrs . W. II. Smith.

The Ladies ' Aid will meet a t the home of Mrs . E. IT. Seeley next Wednesday afternoon, Febru­a r y 8th.

Mrs . J . W. Hunt , Mrs . H e r m a n Wtckham and Miss Lela Wick-h a m a t t ended the teache r s ' con­ference held a l Arkville last F r i ­day.

Dr. J . A. Gaul of Roxbury w a s here S a t u r d a y to see Mr. and Mrs. J. Greene, who a re in failing health,

F. Bur r Gregory litis been ill the pas t few days with tonsil i t is .

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murdock of Brooklyn spent last week wi th the i r pa ren t s , Mr. and Mrs . J . D. Murdock.

The Hist ice of the season is being harves ted th is week. Ice of very good qual i ty, 7 ' j inches i thick is being cut from the Lily Pond and o the r smal l ponds in

President , died on F e b r u a r y 3, 1924 He w a s a man of r e m a r k a ­ble abi l i ty; one t ime pres ident ot

K W ^ ^ ^ en t ry Into the Teed home to P ^ W e n o y in J J M j j ^ i p g g j | g & % £ $ Z Fellow' Craf t | ce lebrate with Mrs

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foTils'whil'e' Do'wey"led t"or"pougii- day to operate , and scrape out t h o i y j I ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^ o ^ f J . ^ J n o ' w i l " l °

dent by going to Eu rope in the In te res t of world peace . He had a s t r o n g c h a r a c t e r and will power,

the week. „ . , . n , . a i H i a n d and w a s reckoned as the real lead-Mr and Mrs . Virgil B ' a » 8 i a " , ? J ? ° ' , n l a p a i . t y . m s n e a k i n g of

of Wal ton visi ted h e r pa ren t s , Mr. er^pr ms^puivy a n n p l l l l Vnn„ f l r w .

1'ecd her (loth „ o i r e f e r r e d UDOti five caud i - ' b i r thday . These women disprov-

I t e s After h'e degree work ed the old say ing t h a t "women ,?,\nwlches cake coffee, and cl- cannot keep a secret ," a s Mrs.

?,a s we e seTved to the b re th ren Teed w a s tota l ly u n a w a r e of a n y

koepslc Next S a t u r d a y night , Delhi, the

only team to defeat Fleischmanns on the i r home court this season, will play at Arkville. The score :

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HridWMrsU"ve,-ne7Marks, S a t u r d a y ; leaders :

and Sunday , m . » j . T e r r v Clove ^ e n r t h ^ a ^ w ^ a T O home

° f w i l £ m T a U W o o d f o r d . w h o is t e a d i g in dis tr ic t No. 4, spent S h e ' ^ e e V c ^ n t O ^ o n t a .

: « e a d flowers for s a l e - v a r i o u s JSSr Pr ice 60 cen t s u p .

colors. r n i - A U c e sp rague .—Adv.

Korn ' s Special Blend Cof by the s t ewards .

Mrs Rache l Alton, who h a s

Dewey, r. Allen, 1. f Crlsple, 6.

I T S ^ = T ' o p p o r : | b , e r V ' c o n f j S T j j j B ^ d for two | e a t s t he^pa r . y . ended

S l k . M t t a ^ ^ » • h » t j s i w i t h »10 .uu. goods I bineil wi th t he mode ra t e pr ice , In creases i ts popula r i ty ; and every d a v hundreds of sat isf ied cus tom­ers a r e enjoying th i s delicious hiend which is obta ined of Samue l K o r V Arkvil le, N . Y., a t 2 pounds for 85c postpaid . A valuable ttllverware coupon packed in every pound.—Adv.

w a s no t — us well us usual th is week. The following recent ly visited Mrs . Alton and he r daughte r , Mrs . H a r ­riet C la rk : Mr. and Mrs . Char les Fa l rba l rn of Andes, Ju l ian Alton of Hobar t , Mrs . M a r t h a W a l k e r of Denver and Miss Cora Alton of F le i schmanns .

p repa ra t ions . The evening w a s I Murphy , spent very p leasant ly and with j rogar ty , 1

• ' ended In the u sua l . us presented Total... for a dress .

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S. Korn of Arkvil le Is com- Rallard, r. f.. . nieniorating his 4<>ih business an- Faulkner, i. f niversary , beginning Sa tu rday , : Merr ihew, p . , by a 12-days sale .in which p r a c t l - ' Tervay , r. g . . . cally the ent i re stock is being Koenig, 1. g . . . offered a t prices which command i a t t en t ion . Tota l

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stone which w a s put in. I have worked for the town for

the past six years , in till p a r t s of the town, and know what I'm ta lk ing about.

As for Taylor Hail rait ing ] ' P s tones out of the road and draw-

14 ing them In a patch of weeds, 12 David Sanford is misinformed, it l i k e Is curious on the subject, why •1 1 can take him over to Townsend 7 Hollow, and show him where Tuy-

— lor Hal t and his men put them in 41 the road, and also other pa r t s of

tin' town, and 1 can show him, where some o ther force of men drew t ruck load af ter t ruck load into the brush a s he s ta ted.

tilling the c reamery ice house Mrs. Alvern Hunt en te r ta ined

Mrs. E m m a Dickson, Mrs. Mar­gare t Holmes, Mrs. R. Tompkins , Mrs. E m m a Hunt and Mis . II. J . Slack at d inner Wednesday in honor of the b i r thday of M i s . Car­rie Hunt .

The communi ty relief society will hold a mee t ing a t the home of Mrs. Kmiiia Dickson next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All who are in teres ted please a t ­tend.

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week we s h o w . ^ : . s t a r s , Greta G:l 5 "

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1 mission 50c, Next T u e s d a y

special. "The Wa is considered i western s t a r s air reputa t ion in t); "Collegians." A

Next Thu r sday in "The Pioneer S now under the i l P a r a m o u n t Plc tu i ...ivj promise us a real wes te rn t h r i l l e r . . . Comedy. News . Admiss ion 40c,

NEW KINGSTON John II. Sanford left last F r i d a y

for Tenafly, N . J., where he j tx? peets to spend the reniaindeuS&tfl'

• the w in t e r w i th his daugh t e r , M r s . Allen Mayhue .

E a r l T h o m s o n finished W e d n e s -1 day his c a r p e n t e r work for Hon.

George A. Owens, and left for his home in Delhi.

i Hugh Rober tson, who has been ' qui te ill. is able to be about the house at presen t .

Lyle George of Bingha in tou spent the week-end wi th his sis­ter, Mrs . Richard Rober tson . Mrs . Rober tson re tu rned home w i t h him for a week ' s s tay .

The schools in the v a l l e y w e r e closed last F r i d a y while the t e a c h ­ers a t t ended a conference a t A r k ­ville.

A n u m b e r of the young women of the chu rch met a t the pa r son­age last week a n d organized a Missionary society, with Mrs . F r a n k Long, P res iden t ; Mis . H a r r y DeSilva, vice p res iden t ; Mrs, Harley Beardsloy, treasurer,

' Mrs. Ruthven Rober tson, sec re ­ta ry .

Robert Rober tson, who Is c m -I ployed by the ci ty of New York i a s a milk inspector , spent tlio week-end here with ids parents, Mr. and Mrs . George Rober t son .

L. W. Archibald is busy th i s week ins ta l l ing a Delco l igh t ing plant lor W. R. Sanford in the lower end of the valley.

V. P. Church, New Kings ton Rev. T. Clifford Hay, P a s t o r . Sunday, Feb. 5 Sunday school

at 11; p reach ing service a t 12, subject, "The Messenger ." Y o u n g people's mee t ing a t 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday, Feb, S - P r a y e r mee t ing at the home of Rober t Dowie 7:30 p. m.

Thursday , Feb. U ' orajMl miss ionary society > i • th • home of Mn I uola Ingb I Young Won « v meet -ing at the h Mrs. K a U i s Beardsley at 7:30.

Fr iday , Feb . 10—Junior m e e t i n g at th - p a r s o n a g e al 3 p. m.

The s ta te public service com­mission held a hear ing a t Albany Tuesday on the appl icat ion of the

What we need is a fence guard- New York S ta t e Gas and Electr ic rails a long some of these danger- corporat ion for permission to ex- -»— mis dug- ways , good sub-base, and tend i ts electr ic d i s t t ibu t ion lines Tin t-H bi s and gir ls of Dela-' some good men to build them, and , into the village of Downsville. The j w a r e LU . an ted 110,000 t ree«

471 not th row s tones ut chip squir-1 appl icat ion Will be g ran t ed . last y e n .

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