The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-25
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. PORT ORANGE.


PORT ORANGE. March 2S.-Adoiph
Eirsch and Robert Wilmarth, VINO
hove been spending the winter here
have returned to their homes in Belle
more, l.. !.
The Allandale auction sales maue
,iro,v times on Port Orange streets
and many favorable comments were
made on the condition of Ridgewoo'
avenue as a driveway in Port Orange
In last weeks items the last should
have read: Some Of our winter resi-
dents are fearful they Will not DC
sble to vote for the brick road BE-
they go north.
Dednite information about the pro-
nosed road, as to cost, width, length
where to start and stop, and oth"r
items that would enlighten the voters
&C TO what they might expect for the
money would help to create opinion
favorable to the project. Some past
experiences have demonstrated that
come plans could have been vastly
;mnroyed upon and big saving maze
in building and maintaining our
= county roads. Voters want all the III
y formation they can get or they may
turn the bonding proposition down
n as badly as we need better ROADS
5: 7 d. Riddell is having coqulna
s. stems built on the front of his house
= and a chimney on the east END, ah'
: is getting ready for the plasters.
: Mrs. Pierce and daughter, MIS-
: Florence, who have been staying VIII
al tho formers mother, Mrs. 70:
- started, Monday. for Jacksonville
. via DeLand, San Mateo and St. Angus
>. tine, in their car. They expect
j. stop some six weeks In South Care
.. lima. before returning to their HON
= in New Haven, Conn.
: son of S. B. Sykes, aged abo'
!. nine wears, died Monday night, an
!. will be buried in the cemetery her
y Mr.. Sykes came from the interior
work in the Dupont oyster house.
!. Mrs. Alice Northrup, of Yonkei
!. N. Y, who had been spending son
r weeks very pleasantly with MI
Jeanne Dubois, warm friend OF h
girlhood days, has left for her non
!. Miss Dubois accompanied her on
.. trim IN the Ocklawaha river. NJ
Y Northrup is an authority on bird 10
Z and reports finding SO varieties
!. birds in the vicinity Of Port Dram
= She Is also botanist Of some no
!. in earlier years spending considera
IL time in the Bermuda Islands study
y birds and plant life with her husba
Mrs. Northrup is much interested
| I. the rich bird life found on the E
J. Coast of Florida, and longs for
+ opportunity to study its treasu
:. more fully.
!. Among those who took advant
]. of the Miami excursion. Tuesd
+ were Miss Helen Fowler, Mr.. and n
Y M. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Goldt
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Bee
j. Mrs. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Weston,
IL and Mrs Hopkins and Mr.. Corwil
Y The common little sapsucker
Z nuisance. 1t kills out the sweet Il
J. bay by girdlng the bark with he
Il to obtain the sap, causing the
Il to become unthrifty and finally
Z entirely 1t bores holes in
!. oranges-especially the late on
!. saved for summer use, causing t
y. to decay. A few birds destroy Il
Y numbers, as they prefer I
oranges. and rarely puncture an orr
J. the second time. The writer rec
!. " found nine under one tree, all
= forated and none very rotten, S
1T ing it had been done recently. {
sionally the blue jay learns the
which is kept up as long as the
nuI lasts.