The Yale expositor., 1922-04-13
Local and Otherwise
Good Friday, April IA.

Mrs. Minnie Richardson was at
Capac Sunday.
Faye Wight is enjoying the
week home from college.
Mrs. Frank Hill, of Avoca, Wis
tied relatives in Yale Friday last.
Maurice Merrill is home from
Ann Arbor for the Easter vaca-
ton.
w. j. Scott was at Bellevue last
week where he left his son with
relatives.
Lawrence Menerey is home
from the U. Of M. spending his
Easter vacation.
Arthur Stiles and family have
moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. Broman and family.
Donald Mcintyre, Howard Rub
and Sam Ludington are at home
this week from Ann Arbor.
Mrs. John Holden is reshingl-
ing her dwelling house, corner of
Mechanic and Kennefick streets.
Pauline and Max Fead. from
the U. of M. are at home this
week. Robert Hall accompanied
them.
James L. Brown and family, of
Port Huron, are visiting this
week with Chas. S. Brown and
family.
Charles Beamer has been con-
fined to his home the past week
by an attack of pneumonia. He
is recovering.
Arthur Grimes, Ford agent at
Peck was in the city Monday. Mr..
Grimes has sold a number of
Ford cars to Yale people.
The roof frame of Eilber &
Barth's new garage building is
being laid this week. The firm ex-
pect to move in before June LIST.
Lucy Menerey, who is teaching
in Detroit schools, is spending her
Easter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Menerey, west of the
city.
Thos. Brown, Henry VanNor-
man, Jr, and son, of Shabbona,
were in Yale last Thursday at
tending the funeral of Mrs. John
Davis.
The examination of Mrs. Laura
Scott on a charge of murder,
which was set for Tuesday of
this week has been postponed to
the 21st of this month.
After a few days of balmy
bright and warm spring weather
we have with us again a cold, dis.
agreeable spell, with rain and a
high wind the first of the week
Helen Wharton has returned
from Detroit where she has spent
the past two weeks. Her sister
Mrs. Chas. Collins and baby &C.
companied her home for a visit
Chas. Church is spending the
week with relatives and friends al
ALBION, Pa. VIM. P. Darling is
acting as clerk at the Paisley
house during Mr.. Church's alb
sence.
There will be a special com
munication of Brockway Lodg,
No. 316, F. & A. M. on THURSDAY
evening, April 20. Two third de
grees will be conferred. By order
of w. M. VIM. H. Learmont, Sec
A grand Easter dancing party
will be given by the Cleaners al
their hall in Old Brockway or
Wednesday evening, April 10
Music by Yale 6-piece orchestra
Bill, including war tax, SIPS.
The residence lawns Throughout,
the city have taken on their cloak
of green. presenting a beautiful
appearance. The accumulation
of rubbish through the winter in
the back yards is being raked into
piles and burned. Next in order
will come house cleaning. Easter
time nearly everybody appears in
new suits and hats and all nature
dresses up.
| When the little ones of the
Primary department in the Pres
byterian Sunday school had had
their rehearsal after school on
Wednesday for the Easter Sunday
program, their teachers, Mrs. Pol
lock, superintendent, Mrs. Palm
er and Mrs. Ed. Andreae, assist
ants, invited them all to come
into the diningroom of the church
for their supper. 1t was happy
occasion for the primaries and
well paid them for their arduous
labor of rehearsinq pieces"