The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-27
ORMOND

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Geo. H. Sage of Hartford, Conn,
and their son, Henry, arrived Sun
day afternoon; also Mrs. Sage's sis
ter, Miss Basset, who, many will re-
member, spent the winter with them
last year. Miss Margaret, who is at
tending a wedding in Chicago, will
be in Ormond later on.
Miss Lucy Clark from Rollins col
lege, is in Ormond for the holidays,
the guest of Miss Mary Simrall.
Hubert Price spent few days at
Orlando last week.
Tom Kimball, who is attending
school at Concord, Mass. is down
for the holidays He is looking for
his parents from Omaha, Neb3, soon,
Mr. Kimball having been delayed on
account of injuries received in ex-.
tinguishing a fire which occurred in
his garage.
Bert McNary has completed his.
boat and tried it out Christmas day.
He has put good work into the
boat and has very strong and sea-
worthy launch
C.B.Baker in gathering his fruit
Tuesday, fell from one of the trees,
cutting his hand and shaking him up
badly.
Mrs. ]. D. Price entertained de-
lightfully a Christmas party at Ham
mock Home Wednesday afternoon.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Colby Pinkerton and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. v. Coils, Miss Josephine
@Simrall. Miss Mcveigh, Paul Pinker-
ton, Miss Stout, Mrs. Carrie SimraIl,
Miss Mary Simrall, Miss Lucy Clark,
Miss Anna Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Core and Miss Mary Core,
Dr. and Mrs. Richmond.
Geo. Watson, after some persist
ence, succeeded in locating a flock
of wild turkeys. killing one which
made a good Xmas dinner. George
is quite successful in capturing. deer
as well as wild turkeys.
The Christmas turkey shoot, IN
der the management of A. E. Cusack,
was quite a success. The following
is list of the winners: D. P. Pat
terson, l.; William Gombert. 1; Jas.
Davis. 1; H. S. Edgbert, ?; NJ. Groob-
er, L; Charles Williams. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Sawyer Of
st. Louis. with their son, John, ar
rived Monday, and are now occupying
their cottage on New Britain avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer entertained
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colby, also Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
X. Sawyer, at dinner Christmas day.
The usual Christmas tree enter
tainment was given at the Union
church Christmas eve. The large tree
was lighted with electricity of vari-
Gus hues. The children's exercises
were very good. Miss Josephine Sim
rail- in her charming way read two
Christmas stories, which were great
! " enjoyed by both old and young.
Phillip Pagan acted as Santa Claus.
! Mrs. Charles Emmons. who is now
at DR.. Bohannon's hospital, Daytona,
we are glad to note, is improving.
Messrs. Vogt and Miller took up
a party of friends for a fish, Tues
day, catching q trout and bass.
These were circulated well in the
neighborhood.
Mrs. G. H. HOLSTER, who has
been in Ormond the past two weeks.
the guest of Mrs. John Milligan, left
for Club. Fla, Thursday, to attend
to the finishing details Of their new
home at that place.
James Archer, catcher of the Chi.
cago Cubs, together with Mrs. AT.
cher, will be in Ormond in a few
days. They will occupy George Howe
cottage on New Britain street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry FIuhart enter
tanned at Christmas dinner Wednesdal
Mrs. Ellen Borden, Mrs. Eliza Graves
and Gale Borden. Mr.. Borden left
for New York Thursday morning.
Hotel Ormond is prepared to open
the Sth of January.
George Sage's chauffeur made the
trip from Jacksonville to Ormond BY
auto on the oath, in five hours. break
ing all previous records.
i Colonial Theatre, SATURDAY Eve