The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-24
SEABREEZE and
DAYTONA BEACH

Seabreeze, November 2l.-The La
dies Sewing Circle will hold their first
fall session at the residence of Mrs. I.
F. Williams, ON Grandview avenue, at
2:30 this afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Travis arrived here from New
Jersey the latter part of last week and
has rooms in one of the Beekman cot
tages on the beach.
P. "A. Rivenburg is breaking ground
this week for the construction of six
room cottage on his Valley street lot,
adjoining the Wells property. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rivenburg have made many friends
during their winter sojourns with us,
who will note with pleasure their home |
prospects in Seabreeze.
Mrs. N. L. Bruce, of Seattle, Wash,
writing to friends here, tells of the mar
rage of Charlie Barlow to Miss Bertha
Williams, both of whom were residents
of Seabreeze, where they first met, forl
several years. They are sensible young
couple, blessed with practical knowl-
edge of life and prepared to avoid the
shoals that lie in wait for the ignorant
steerers. Their far-off friends of the
sunny southland send them pleasant re-
membranes and best wishes for health,
happiness and success.
Now that the city council has agreed
that it shall be the duty of the city mar
shall to light the street lamps, no doubt
many of the property owners who have
heretofore declined oput them in at their
own expense will withdraw their objec-
tons and have the work done.
Colonel Thomas Cords, H. G. Wilson,
Britton Woodward and H. C.. auckland
have had the lamps put up in front OF
their residences on Valley street. 1t is
understood that Colonel Cords has also
agreed to have one placed on Ocean
Boulevard at the entrance to his
grounds, which is no more than was to
expected of this public-spirited gentle
man.
R. Winfield has had lamp placed
within his grounds.
Mrs. E. L. Potter and baby and moth
er, Mrs. Helen Buell., arrived from New
York Monday afternoon.
Mrs. M. L. Stanley, of Winthrop, Me-,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stanley, of New
Britain, Conn.,, arrived Saturday night.
They have taken one of Mrs. G. Ste
vens' cottages for the winter and have
registered as day boarders at Seminole
Lodge.
Mrs. E. Curtis is spending the week
with relatives in Daytona.
DR.. ]. B. Blackman, wife and two lit
tie sons arrived from Chattanooga, Tenn,
Friday night and are pleasantly accom-
modated at the Dixie Lodge.
Saturday morning before breakfast
DR.. Blackman and Henry Russell sailed
forth to try their luck at the Clarendon
pier, and in one hours time, with hook
and line, caught IS large sheepshead
which weighed something over 10C
pounds. The successful fishermen and
their big catch were photographed by
Smith from the Dixie Lodge piazza.
B. Woodward is having a new
kitchen added to the Castle and making
other improvements which will soon re,
suit in this picturesque home being one
of the most complete in the town. Mr.
Mallory is doing the work
W. A. Baggett has finished painting
K. T. Buffers cottage, and is now Civ
ing the Haney cottage, on Pine street, {
new coat of paint.
Mrs. j. A. Williams has been helping
out the Peninsular Publishing HOUSE
this week
Mrs. H. A. Bernard has been the CUES
OF Mrs. H. S. Morrison since leasing he
cottage. She will spend the winter il
Daytona.
Rev. Halliday, OF Orange City, is ex
pected on a visit to his daughter, Mis-
Alma Halliday, Saturday
Mrs. Wilkinson, DR.. Potter's sister
arrived from Evansville. Ind, Tuesda,
night, and is guest of the Clarendon
Annex.
Mrs. John Bianchi and son, Harold
arrived from New York Tuesday nigh
and are comfortably domiclled at thei
home on the corner of Valley street an,
Oakridge avenue.
+. A. Stewart and wife arrived from
New Hampshire last night. Mr.. Stew
art is the house carpenter of the Clar
endon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn and mother, VIII
are among the recent arrivals, hav
taken Mrs. Leland's cottage on Vale
street for the winter.
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