The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-10
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sEABREEzE. Feb. I0-The Sea-
breeze Sunday School is in a flour
ishing condition, and large congrega-
lions attend the afternoon services.
The services by DR.. B. F. Marsh are
much enjoyed.
Harold Hunt, Of New York, is spend
ing the winter with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Hunt, at their winter
home on Halifax avenue.
Maurice Thompson is included in
the new arrivals from Newark, n. Y.
He located for an indefinite stay on
GrandYiew avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Demuth and
daughter, who have been guests at
the Princess Issena for two months.
left Monday for Palm Beach.
E. B. Case, of Lakewood, o., came
up from Clearwater last week, and
viii spend the remainder Of the sea-
son on valley street.
Mrs. Frederick Baylies and child,
Of Chicago, arrived Monday and are
located at the Waterman cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood and family, who
have been spending the winter on
Ocean boulevard at one Of the board
ing houses. have recently leased Mrs.
Julia Martins cottage and are now
occupying it..
John Dock, Of Seattle, Wash, is a
very spry young man Of 20 winters.
Yesterday morning he started from
Ocean boulevard at 1880 on a little
jaunt and reached the inlet at
$3.50, going by comfortable stages at
the rate of three miles an hour. He
came back by boat. This morning he
was feeling none worse for the walk
and is ready TO try it again when the
weather is just right.
The boat Dixie carried a large del
egation from Seabreeze and Dayto-
IA Beach Tuesday evening to hear
Bryon w. Kings lecture.
The sewing circle met Wednesday
withMrs. A. S. Randall, the presi-
dent. Il was hand bag day, and all
members were expected to contribute
at least one sample Of a new idea on
the subject. A pleasant social af-
ternoon was spent.
Tie little reading room on Oak
ridge avenue is growing apace. Sew
eral book contributions and also mon
ey has been donated recently, both
Of which are highly appreciated. Look.
ing over the register it is quite en-
COuraging TO note the large number
Of entries made.
Mrs. Chas Calder, of Toledo, o.,
Joined Mrs. Emma G. Taylor at the
Abercrombie home for a few days Wis
it. On Friday Mesdames Taylor and
Calder left for Palm Beach and Miami
for few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benford and party
Of four, tourists who are spending the
winter at Sanford, arrived Wednes-
day afternoon to spend few days
on the beach. They are located with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Abercrombie, on
Valley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn, friends of Mr..
and Mrs. P. Rivenburg, who have
been spending a month with them,
left Monday for their home town, (
Clifford, Pa. +,
The Toronto, c. F. Burgmnas ex-
cursion boat, took a large party I'D ]
the river Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Qua and friend, Miss j
of New York, left Monday
for Lemon City after a months stay 1
at the Elmira cottage on Valley street I
Ed Benedict, the veteran Iowan, and
grand daughter and attendant, who I
have apartments on PinewOod avenue, '
left Monday for a tour Of the south
arn part Of the state, expecting to re {
turn TO Seabraaze in the course Of
several weeks. a
Mr.. and Mrs. WatersOn, Mrs. Was I
son, Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Emma Free
nan, Mr.. Griffin and sister, made up \
. camping party who left Wednesday a
morning on the Toronto for Bulow, q
where they viii spend several days
and fishing Mrs. King and v
FRS. Baldwin made the trip with the C
arty for the days outing, returning
Wednesday afternoon. e
Harry Gilmore arrived last week G
rom Pittsfield, Mass, for short va b
alton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.