The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-22
crescent City News

:, Inc Crescent City Orchestra under
me leadership of Mr.. Scott, cIarinetist
mas furnished music for The Associa
non dances for the benefit of the hand
anu IS made up of Crescent CITY band
members only. The boys are working
nara TO pay for their instruments and
lessons, and of course look to the peo.
PIE OF Crescent City for all financial
help possible. A good concert band in
as thriving tourist town as this cannot
De oVereSlimated, and is an organiza.
llon worthy OF our best sanction and
assistance
Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Cracknell of
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, arrived here on
eaheSday OF last week. MIR. Crack.
neil comes TO Crescent City as rector of
me Episcopal church, having been ap.
pointed to the place by Ri. Rev. E. G.
weed, bishop of the diocese. He held
services last Sunday both morning and
evening and made fine impression on
all his hearers. The new rector will
also assume charge of the churches at
Huntington and Welaka probably hold.
ing service at the former place each
sunday afternoon, and the latter once
each month. For the present Mr.. and
MIS- Gracknell are stopping with Mr..
aud Mrs. Frank Gautier, but hope soon
TO lind house for housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bartlett of Deca.
tlr, ILL.,, arrived here Sunday TO spend
the winter at the home of their son. l.
r. Bartlett on the west side of Lake
Stella. Mr.. Bartlett is a vigorous gentle.
man OF so years who has devoted life
Time TO active business affairs and who
mas recently concluded that he had a
lille rest coming TO him which he
would take with his good wife in Flori.
"a. The News is sure that the people
OF Crescent City will extend to MIR. and
Mrs. Bartlett an oldtime Florida well
come and that ii will be so sincere and
hearty that they will want to stay with
us always. The younger Bartlett is de.
servedly proud of his father and mother
as he should be, and is going to give
them the time of their lives at his hos.
pitable home.
Prof. Eigel of the public school gave
an interesting talk TO business men of
the place last Tuesday night on the sub.
ject of providing profitable evening en-,
tertanment and instruction to the young
men of the place. The News of last
week called attention to the lack of a
proper place for our young men in
which they might spend their evenings,
and the subject has been quite generally
discussed since. Ii is understood that
Prof. Eigel is willing TO give instruction
in several branches free. But place
for young men in the evening" club,
or other place where they can meet and
while away the hours in amusement or
study, is imperative and should call forth
the solid support of all citizens.
The "ThankSgiving Masquerade Ball'
under the auspices of the Crescent City
Band Association, al Crescent City,
November 2Sth, promises 10 be one of
the most elaborate of the series of AS
ISOLATION dances of the winter season.
Character costumes of various designs
will be required and already calico and
"togs" of peculiar shape are being
sought out by the young people and
their friends in neighboring towns.
The Crescent City Orchestra of nine
pieces has been engaged, and will
furnish the very latest popular "hits"
for the evenings musical program.
Refreshments will be served. All
friends of the "Band Boys" will be
most welcome in Crescent City and
vicinity, and no pains will be spared 10
give all the "time" of the season.