The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-30
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ORMOND, fla, MARCH 20. WI.
and Mrs. ]. Francis LeBaron, OF
Essex, Mass, have been in Ormond
for a few days. Mr.. LeBaron is the
civil engineers, who laid out Titusville
and has spent a number of years IN
Florida in government work Mrs.
Francis is a cousin of Mrs. Isabelle
B. Simpson. While here the Lee
A5arons were guests at Mildred Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Reilly, of Utica,
! N. ", who have been occupying one
of the Bristol cottages the past sea-
son. returned to their home on Fri
day of last week, stopping off at ST.
Augustine and Jacksonville.
Mrs. George E. Halliday, daughter
of Mrs. Ellen L. Borden, who with
Mrs. Halliday has been spending some T
weeks with her mother in Ormond, be-
fore her return moth ordered the /
Union church wired and the lighting
fixtures attached This will be great +
addition to the church, and its mem I
bers and friends are very apprecia-
tive of the donors generosity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton, with
their little daughter, Ruth, left on Sat
urday for their home in Winnipeg,
Manitoba, a distance of 1900 miles.
Mr. Hamilton has made the trip twice
this season, but is a good traveller
and does not seem to mind the long
journey.
Mrs. Ellen L. Borden, accompanied
by Miss Johnston, left for her home at
Waikiki, N. Y, stopping off at Old
Point Comfort and other places en-
route. Mrs. Bordens many friends
will be glad to learn that she has
. improved greatly in health since her
coming this season.
. Henry Sage, son of Mr. and Mrs
George H. Sage, arrived in Ormond
q on Tuesday of last week, having come
: to spend a short vacation with his
e parents. Henry is attending the ST
; Paul School for Boys at Concord, N H.
Mrs. Isabelle B. Simpson, who has
been spending several weeks in Or
s mond, left on Monday for Inverness
e Fla, where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Adelaide Fitz for several days
= before returning to her home in Lynn,
Mass.
s The whist party held at the audi
8 forum on Thursday evening of last
a week for the benefit of the V. l. A.
8 funds, Mrs. George n. Rigby and Mrs.
Peter L. Webb, hostesses, was very
pleasant socially and netted the asso-
citation $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Briggs, of Buff
!, falo, N. Y, returned to their home on
= Monday. Gilbert Griffin, father OF
o Mrs. Briggs, also left for his home in
q CRANKY, Conn, at the same time.
L. At the last meeting of the " l. A
y committee was appointed to draft
a. resolutions on the death of Mrs. Vim
3 ing. These resolutions were as fol
?, lows:
y Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has
4 called from our midst our beloved
ar friend and co-worker, Mrs. James P
t. Vining, the Ormond Village Improve
s, ment Association adopts the follow
s. ing resolution:
Whereas, Mrs. Vining has always
been one of our most faithful and en-
ergetic workers, inspiring all by hel
al untiring service and public spirit, We
if do most keenly feel the loss of this
es honored and well loved member Ma,
oi the memory of her beautiful ane
- cheerful spirit be continued inspira
os ton to the association to work to at
eu tain her high ideals.
- Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That
no copy of this be spread upon a page O
to the minutes of the Association an,
st. also copy be sent to Mr. Vining an
lst c. Frow Russell, to both of whom W
he extend our heartfelt sympathy.
TT, (Signed) MARY c. THORNTON,
ie ELLA FOULKE,
iiS UDORA w. WATSON