The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-28

on Butler boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester. who occupi-
ed one of the Erregger cottages last
season. are here for short stay. and
are again located in the Erreggor
river residence. known as the Jim /
BalIough place.
Mrs. ]. r. Thompson. of Baltimore,
Md. arrived Tuesday and is visiting /
at the pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bianchi, on North Halifax av-
enue.
l. z. Burdick has signed up q con-
tract to build modern house for J.
Blair Dunn. on Fairview avenue. Day
tona-
e. B. Putnam OF st. Paul, Mimi.
q winter resident Of Seabreeze. has
gladdened the hearts of the Sea-
breeze students by presenting them
with foot ball and q basket ball.
and there is hint somewhere in the
air that if they are real good other
fayors may come their way.
Mrs. Orville Jones is visiting Mr..
and Mrs J. Jones at their winter
home on North Halifax avenue.
Mrs. fowler and daughter, Of
Franklin. Tenn. with a party of four
friends arrived Tuesday and are
guests at the Glenwood.
Mrs. A. r. Stoddard, who was Sc
verely bruised in an automobile ac-
cident on the beach last Saturday, is
improving although her face and
neck are black with bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Brisbane, OF
Montreal, Canada, relatives of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Boyd. who are visit
ing them at their home, North Pen
Ursula Drive. left Saturday for a
short trip to Anconia and Key West.
but expect to return to Seabreeze.
before going north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald are this
week moving into their handsome
new home on North Peninsula drive.
which is just finished.
/ Henry G. Wells has had a very
neat cement block fence erected to
enclose his winter home on North
Peninsula drive.
Mrs. Clarence A. lobe and two
daughters, Misses Mabel and Hildred
have returned to Bordentown, N. J..
after very pleasant visit with Mr.
lobe. Jr.'s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B
#. Jobe. at their home, Pine Crest
on North Peninsula drive.
In view of the temperance ol
the caterpillars in their destruction
of the foliage of the sweet bay trees
part of letter recently received
from the professor of entomology il
the Florida Agricultural Experimen
Station at Gainesville, will prove in
teresting. Professor Watson says
in writing to Mrs. A. L. Godsmark
Fl am indeed surprised that you
pest has returned so early and es
j pecially in such large numbers. TIL
insect is known to science as TT
chostinas parvula. 1t is not at al
common. Indeed, until you sent spe
linens neither the food plant nor tn
. caterpillar were known to science
So you have been instrumental i
aiding the progress of scientifi
knowledge by that much. / write thi
in the hope that it will partly con
!, pensate you for the trouble the pes
has put you to. l should like yer
= much to obtain some more materi.
both for my own use and to send I
Washington. / am glad that the lea
: arsenate seems to control them
. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Shaver of Trio,
: N. Y. are spending a couple of wee
& with Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Mott
: their apartment house on North Pc
! insula drive.
z w. o. Epson of Fort Collins. Co
= is building himself and family a hol
on Earl street. on a lot recently pu
= chased of Mrs. b. K. Smith.
The town of Seabreeze is havil
Il Live Oak street opened from Dupl
j to Earl streets. A. S. Randall h
Z the contract for grading and shellin
3 The following party from Buffal
4 n. Y, arrived this week and a
= guests at the Geneva. w. S. job
son, Mrs. NJ. E. Gregg, John
Gregg.
= Geo. z. Dean and Miss Lois
: Dean, of Cheshire, Mass, are reg
= tered at the Geneva.
/. E. c. Salmon, New York; ].
. Quinn, New York; f. w. Howlar
= F. K Rowland, Toronto; T. ]. Bue
and wife, Paris, Mo-; R. E. Hel
4 Wellston, o., are among other arr
ais for the week at the Geneva.
The following recent arrivals q