The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-26
F.. Personal and Social. I.

church will have for his sermon sub
iect next Sunday night Excuses"
Mrs. C. II. Cash, Mrs. Rhoads and
Mrs. j. H. Hunsberger were among
the Christmas shoppers to Paiatka
last week.
G. ]. Braddock is remodehng ms
home on Summit street and when
completed it will be one OF the pr@t-
ty bungalows of the place.
The special musical program given
at the Episcopal church Christmas
morning will be repeated at the Morn
ing Prayer service next Sunday
Oliver Chamberhn has been APP
pointed to a clerkship, in the Bank
of Crescent City. Good man for the
good place.
You must excuse our glass eater
his DIET requires some aiGs to dlges-
t;oa something that will keep his
bowels of compassion from beng
twisted into hard knots.
The New England supper given by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
hvterian church on Tuesday evening
of last week was we'll patronized and
netted a goodly sum for church work.
The frame work of H. S. Sprin,,
ger's new bungalow in the north end
IS M and work on the house is pro
oressinp rapidly. 1t will be an or
convent to that end of the town.
Miss Frank Spencer of New York
c;tv arrived on Sunday for her an,
nal visit to this place. AS usual
Miss Spencer will spend the season
at Grove Hall.
Walter S. Adams, president Of the
Lake George Farms Co. came down
from Louisville last week and spent
few DAYS at Grove Hall, going over
he company's prospects with the res
dent agent, Mr.. Girard Alexander.
Webb Chamberlin, for the past year
and a half a student at the North
field (Mass.) Institute, arrived home
on Friday last and will remain
through the season, working in his
| fathers store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Sanders have
rented their home on South Sum
mil street to Mr.. L. E. Bullock's son
who is expected to arrive IN few
DAVIS with his family from Massa
chusetts.
The Misses Clarissa and Bessie A
Williams gave dinner on THURSDAY
last in honor of Mrs. W. j. Pier
mont of Savannah. Among the
quests were Medames Tillinghas
and Weeks and Miss Tillinghast.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Williams have
moved into their new and coy bun
palow on the Crescent Hill shore O.
Lake Stella-one Of the most beau
tiful locations in this town of beau
tiful locations.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Middleton, Mrs
Cook and Mr.. Geo. w. Seaton mo
tored to Palatka last Monday in MI
Middleton's car and remained to Sc
the minstrel performance at Howe
Jheater.
Rev. S. |. Hendricks, the newly ar
pointed pastor of the Methods
church, is expected this week an
will occupy the pulpit at the regula
service next Sunday. He comes
Crescent City from Green Gov
Springs, where he served the Methc
= list church three years.
Mrs. James j. Horton of Attleborc
Mass, arrived this week and for tn
tpresent is stopping at Grove Hal
: Mrs. Horton has been a winter res
|. lent of Crescent City some 30 year
y and is looked upon as home folk.
+ She owns the residence at the corne
S Of Central avenue and Summit stree
g Hon. Geo. F. Thompson, forme
S member of the New York state leg
L isIature, arrived in the city Sunda
|, with Mrs. Thompson and their sol
d They will be guests for some tim
y. at Grove Hall. Mr. and Mrs. ThomE
r son were visitors here several veal
J. ago.
e One of the towns old landmarks
l. being RACED this week. 1t is the o
It bakery on Market street. This W;
- erected in the early SOS by M
h Myers, who run a bakery for seve
a al wears. When he abandoned Il
. place the building was used as re'
" Gence. For the last several yea
" Mr.. Gilbert, the clock repairer h
been its only occupant. The bull
C. ing is to give place to a mode
IL structure, to be erected by Mr.. Tt
IS rey.
IN The Little Helpers. a band
ne Young misses of this place, gave
mt bazaar at V. l. A. hall last Mond
Id afternoon to raise money to send
the Children's Home Society in ia
of sonville, and to give the little inma
to of the home Merry Christmas. II
he is the true Christmas spirit.
ice Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cary cnt
nd tanned number of friends most
,,5 lightfully on Friday night of
l-u week. The entertainment partook
'sS the nature of a New England lur
a lunch so much better than Du
Lunch that it is shameful to mem
them in the same paragraph,
rlaces at the large dining table "
Ing each supplied with large plate
eds nop-corn white and crisp; thel
his. brought to each guest a saucer
ion hot maple syrup which the gu
400 were requested to stir until 1t
lly. changed to sugar. Pure sweet
oh, ple cider in unlimited quantities
IN urged on the guests and between
- sweet of the sugar and the sal
e,li' the crisp sailed waters, a toler
by healthy thirst was created-and
dued. The luncheon and table
lasted some two hours, and every
u went home sober. and happy.
Y Cary is the head of large
lot distillery in the town Of Col
use Mass. in the heart of the a1ple
our last fall his-ciaer- aud vinegar "
will used oyei q 900 bushels of al
and shippS: total of 50 ear
r. = . ood cro&lops each. The plan