The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
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of spirit, again rendered the use of
it's hotel parlors and service to the
Ladies Aid Society of the Ormond
Union church for the purpose of hold
ing its annual church fair on Thurs |
day, February oath, this proving one
Of the most successful bazaars the So
ciety has ever held The Utility
Booth, Mrs John NJ Richmond. chair
man, and presided over by Mrs. George
Halliday, Mrs J. G. Daub, Mrs. Isa-
belle B. Simpson, Miss Johnston and
Miss Ward, was gay with every con-
ceivable variety of bag and pillow as
we'll as all sorts of fancy and useful
articles the candy table. Mrs George
H. Sage, chairman, with the Misses
Baker, Reilly, Hanson, Reed and COT
fin, in attendance, with its color
scheme of green and yellow was par
ticularly attractive; the flower booth,
in charge of Mrs Strong, of Hotel Or
mond was charmingly arranged; the
old oaken bucket drew everyone to
gaze into its limpid depths this being
presided over by the Misses Helen
Sawyer, Anna Owens, Mrs Guy With
am and Mrs Gardiner the display of
rag rugs and hammock pillows in
charge of Mrs. H. B. Shaw and Mrs
| D. w. Waldron received wonderful
patronage and the tea served from
four to six o'clock, in charge of Miss
Jean Lindsay was both delicious and
! appetizing. Nearly everything was
sold and the ladies feel very CRATE
full for the generous patronage of the
hotel guests and others attending.
The annual meeting Of the Village
Improvement association will be held
on Friday, March 3, instead of March
10, as scheduled in the year book On
Friday, March 10, Mrs. Kirk Munroe
will give an address at the audito-
rum
George H Sage. who has been
of short business trip to his home
IN Hartford, Conn, returned Thurs
day of last week. Mr.. Sage was ac-
companied by his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins. also Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sykes, of Rockville, Conn,
who have Joined their daughter, Miss
Corrinne, at the Barker cottage.
The following clipping from a New
Britain, Conn, paper has been receiv-
ed: Mr.. Harrison BRISTOL, a former
resident of Short Beach, died about
two weeks ago at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Walter P Steele at
$50 Chestnut street He was 90
years old. For more than 80 wears
: Mr. Bristol spent his winters at Or
mond. Fla, returning North in the
spring. A year ago oa his return
to New Britain, he suffered a shock
from which he never fully recovered.
He was man of genial disposition
and had a host of warm friends. He
leaves one son, Truman H Bristol. Of
Walnut street, and a daughter, Mrs.
Walter p. Steele, of Chestnut street.
Funeral services were held from the
house on Chestnut street, at IL
clock Saturday morning, February
10, and the burial was in Branford. .
The many friends Of Mr.. BRISTOL will
be very sorry to learn of his death.
He always believed that a great many
years We're added to his life by com
ing to Ormond winters and was al
, ways happy to be here
Mr.. and Mrs. j R. Elicott and Mr..
. and Mrs. James Scobie have returned
I from a two weeks camping trip at Mr.
Ellicott's camp on the Tomoka. They
report fine time.
Preparations are being made for
the annual street fair given by the
Village Improvement association. The
date of the fair has been postponed
from March 7th to March 18th There
will be the usual number of attrac-
lions and booths and it is hoped there
will be a large attendance
Bishop Vincent, who has been
spending a week or so at the Bosarve
and enjoying the fishing around Or
mond, left Saturday for his northern
home
Messrs. George Carleton and Arch
McNary gave dance in the yacht
club Tuesday evening February %
Owing to the rainy evening, there
was not as large an attendance as
was expected, but all those who par
ticipated spent very enjoyable ev-
ening. Punch was served during the
; evening and at intermission refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake
Mrs. J. A. Johnson and daughter
Miss Esther who have been spending
e several weeks with Mrs. Johnson s
3 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. n Johnson
I returned to Crawfordsville Ind, Wed