The Daytona gazette=news., 1909-05-22
Lumber,
Seabreeze and Daytona Beach.
MRS. II. A. BERNARD, Editor.

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SEABREEZE, May 19-The COM
mencemeut exercises Of the Seabreeze
High School took place at Wilmans
opera house Monday evening, May II,
in the presence of a large assembly OF
school patrons and friends. and the pro-
gram as published in last weeks Ca
zette- News was carried out in a way
highly creditable to the faculty and
high school class The graduates,
Misses Tomiinson, Strothers and Swartz
had excellent essays, which were well
read. The orchestral music was un-
u:u, lily fine, and thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience. The quartette, "Sweet
and Low" and vocal solo by Mr.. Stew
art, and the Misses Aman's 'SWing
Song received hearty applause
Supt. Rotts presented the diplomas
with words of commentator and en-
couragement to the young graduates
and Dean Robottom made brief but
splendid address full Of wise counsel to
the class as to how hfe's opportunities
should be used, which was enjoyed by
all present Prof Wakefield in conclu-
sion. thanked the school trustees and
school patrons for their moral support
and encouragement during the term
The stage was beautifully decorated in
the class eolors, pink and green The
class flower the beautiful oleand,r was
largely used, and fair were the flowers
ard children but their subtle suggestion
was fairer." The faculty of the Sea-
breeze High School may now take their
well earned vacation.
James Ralph Wilcox, the artist of the
Tomoka, and wife, who regularly spend
the winter and spring in their Seabreeze
cottage. left Saturday for their country
home on the TomOka. where Mr.. Wilcox
will devote himself for several months
to the study and reproduction of Nature
in her most char ing moods, The out
come of his summer work will as usual,
be enjoyed by large circle of winter
visitors.
The public school closed the most sue
cessful term in our school history last
week. Prof Wakefield is a fine dis
ciplinarian rs we'll as teacher, and he
and his bright corps of teachers have
the thanks and appreciation OF the
school patrons for their very efficient
work during the past eight months.
Mrs. Alice +. Dobbins, of Altoona,
was visiting her son. DR. Dobbins, and
wife last week. DR.. Dobbins went home
the latter part of last week. but expects
to spend the month of July on the beach
H. G. Wilson made a business Tip to
St Augustine last week.
DIR. A. F. Bigelow last week closed a
deal with Mrs. A. W Powers for beau
tiful river lot on North Halifax avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell and daughter,
Miss Margaret and mother, Mrs. Nc
Gregor, who spent the winter on Halifax
avenue. left yesterday for Pittsburg,
Pa, their home Mrs Farrell, her
friends will be pleased to learn, is rap
idly recovering from the effects of an
accident which resulted in a broken
shoulder bone.
Thos keating is having his lot on the
corner of Earl street and Grandview
avenue cleared and graded.
X. ID. Taylor and family have moved
from Daytona to their cottage on Grand
view. MIR Taylor expects to build a
shop adjoining his home this summer
and conduct part of his business from
this place.
Mrs. A. ID. Williams, who has been a
guest at the Mayticld since last Novem-
Der, leaves next Monday for Washing
ton, d. c enroute to New York. Mrs
l.. A. Thomas, Mrs Rankin's sister.
leaves the same day for Monteagle,
Tenn, for the summer, where she will
occupy Mrs. kankin's mountain home.
Ii Z. Buckland and wife will spend
most of the summer visiting relatives
and friends. They leave here tomorrow
for DeLeon Springs, from which point
they will make the st. Johns river trip
to jacksonville, and from Jacksonville
they go to northeast Pennsylvania, for
an extended visit.
X. NJ. Mallcry is making a great sue
cess OF his cucumber crop on his farm
near Holly Hill. He has been shipping
the fruits of his vines for the past ten
days or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Buckner will close
their comfortable beach home this week
and 60 north for the summer. They
. will spend most of their time with
friends and relatives at Indianapolis
Ind, their former home.
a letter received by his wife from
5 Philip Stuart, who went to Seattle on q
prospecting tour, says he got work soon
after reaching the city, but that Seattle
is not the place he would select for q
home after living on the East Coast O,
, Florida
Tie municipal election was heldITues.
day and the following officers eleeted:s
Mayor-F K. Swift.
ColicctOr-C. p. Lund. -
TreaSu!rI-E. +. Britton.
Clerk and Assessor-C. A. kenney.
! Marshal-A. T. Simms.