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Miss Emily Weiss has been spending the la st two weeks of her vacation a t the Roxbuiy ho­tel, and vicinity. Miss Weiss and Mrs. Charles Bouton were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Bouton’s re la ­tives, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Misner, in Oneonta. Miss Weiss and Miss Irm a M. Griffin were guests F ri­day of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Finch a t Arkville.

Son a Bouncer '

A son, Andrew Raymond, weigh­ing 9 pounds 13 ounces, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy on Wednesday, Oct. 7, a t the S tam ­ford hospital.

Mrs. M ilton Stevens of P ra tts- ville was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles H. Reed, of Spruce street Tuesday. Mrs. M arion Hender­son, Mrs. Grace H arris and Rev. Richard Zimmerman, presiding m inister of the Jehovah W itnesses congregation a t Arkville, also visi­ted Mrs. Reed. ,

Dr. and Mrs. R ichard C. Ames, daughter, Kathy, son, Michael, of Ossining and niece. Miss Ellen Weyl, of Hollis, L. I., spent th e weekend w ith Dr. Ames’ m other, Mrs. Carlos Ames, over Columbus day.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H aas Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haas J r . of M ontauk, L. I., spent the weekend w ith Mrs. H aas J r .’s mother, Mrs. Jam es M. Bouton.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M. Bouton Jr. and children, Jam es and Susan, of B riarcliff M anor spent the weekend a t the ir Roxbury home, the D ecker cottage.

Mrs. Jam es Bradley spent one day w ith her sister, Mrs. Howard Lawrence, a t Kelly Comers.

Carl Scherrer of New York city spent the weekend w ith Mr. and Mrs. F rank Bertino.

Miss E laine Cammer, student a t Central college in Syracuse, spent the weekend w ith her mother, Mrs. Lynn Cammer.

Edward Elflein of H artford, Conn., spent the weekend w ith his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Elflein.

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hadden were in Binghamton for th e week­end to see the ir niece’s husband, WiUard Townsend, who is a pa­tien t in Binghamton hospital. He suffered a heart attack .

Mr. and Mrs. R obert Bachman and children, Diane and Russell, of Dem arest, N* J., and Mrs. Bach­m an’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Kuever, of River Edge, N. J ., spent the weekend a t the covintry home of C ^ l Faulkner, who is now in London, England, on busi­ness. ~

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McM urray of M;argaretville were. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stahl. W ayne S tahl and Miss Doris' L itaw ay of Wappingers Falls were weekend guests of Mr. S tahl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel­vin StahL

Mrs. Jennie Ja y so n of Daven­port spent the weekend w ith Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Tyler.

Miss Jean VanDyk of Haledon, N. J., spent the week w ith Mr. and Mrs. Obe Zuidema. L arry Zuidema of Ithaca was home for hünting.

Dr. Bruce A. Silver of New York city spent, the weekend a t his Roxbury home.

Gregg E verett of Brooklyn is spending the w inter w ith his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E verett, and attending school here. Charles E verett Jr. of Brooklyn is also a t the E verett home.

Mr. and M;rs. F rank Schuman of Catskill visited^M r. and Mrs. E r­nest Schuman and Mrs. Andrew Schiurian.

Transferred to N ew MexicoJohn Townsend, who has worked

for Grumman A ircraft in New York, has been transferred to the W hite Sands missile range in New Mexico by the company and will be there about three years.

Mr. and 1/Irs. Raymond Alex­ander of Bricktown, N. J., were guests la st week of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tupper.

Mrs. Evelyn Johnson and daugh­ter, Miss Sharon Simmons, of Ja ­maica, L. I., spent Columbus day weekend w ith Mr. and Mrs. Don­ald W heat.

Miss Grace S. P reston le ft Tues­day to visit friends in Springfield, Mass.

• Rev. and'“ Mrs. Jam es Hedges -and childrOT, Susan and Timothy, o f .S a fa t^ a Spriiigs were Simday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law­rence Jaycox.

Have a D aughter

A daughter, Wendy Jean, weigh­ing 7 puonds 4 ounces, was born Oct. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lezette of Philm ont. Mrs. Le- zette is the form er Nancy Gaines. H er mother, Mrs. Helen A. Hap- persberg, is in Philm ont w ith her.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and children, Tracy, Renee and Jean, and Allen Roberts of Sidney visited Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Hink- ley. Mrs. Reynolds’ mother, Mrs. Florence Peck, accompanied her home for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hale and sons of Rensselaerville visited her father, Carroll G. Hinkley, for the weekend.

A fellowship supper was attend­ed by more than 60 a t the Gould Memorial Reformed church Sun­day evening a t 6. Circle 3, of which the chairm an is Mrs. F rank Bertino, served the supper. A bus­iness meeting was held; J. William Poole presiding. A movie was shown.

Layman’s Sunday was observed Simday morning a t the M ethodist church. Rev. H enry Franken, di­rector of K irkside a t Roxbury, preached the sermon and Rodericlc C. Dorrance and P ete r P arnell as­sisted in the services.

Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Blythe of Bryn Mawr and Cornelius Blythe of W alton visited Mr. and Mrs, B urdette G. Long.

Ralph Reynolds of N arberth, P a., spent the weekend a t the Rey­nolds farm , now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osbom. Mr. and Mrs. Osbom and Mr. Reynolds attended the purebred heifer sale a t Cobleskül Saturday. H anford Shultis was also present.

Mr. and Mrs. John Shultis and Mrs. Raymond P . M iller of Rox­bury, accompanied by Mrs. R uth EÜ11 and Mrs. E v a ^ e G arrison of M argaretville, le ft Monday for the E astern S ta r convention a t Hotel Astor, New York city.

Four from New Jersey and two from New York spent Columbus weekend a t the Shultis farm .

Mrs. Agnes Schwerin of Ridge­wood, N. J., is spending a week w ith Mrs. Helen B ates and Miss Marion Keeveney. Mrs. Bates and Miss Keeveney wiU spend all the-year aro md in the ir Roxbury home. They have given up the ir W hite Plains apartm ent where they form erly spent w inters.

Andes

Servicem enNew address of Gary Atkin, who

is in Landstuhl, Germany, is P v t G ary L. Atkin, RA 12709367, 2nd General Hospital, APO 180, New York, N. Y.

By M rs. John Jakszewski

Andes, Oct. 12

Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horabeck visited Mrs. George Liddle a t the Fox hospitat, Oneonta, Tuesday evening.

Broke Knee Bone

Mrs. Irving Campbell broke a bone in her knee Tuesday and was taken to M argaretville hos­pital. She has been transferred to Kingston.

H as New Grandson

Mi*, and Mrs. Ralph Jurgeson of Skaneateles have a son, K urt Thomas, bom Friday, Oct. 9. Mrs. Elizabeth Dickson w ent to Skane­ateles Monday to m eet her new grandson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Place Jr. and two daughters of W alton were Saturday aftem oon guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Place Sr.

Richard Fleury, who is in the A ir Force, arrived home for a furlough on Saturday. When he returns, he will be in Idaho.

Miss Peggy Hymers of Oneonta was a weekend guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H arland Jester. ~

Robert M iller of Rutland, V t, spent Sunday and Monday with his m other, Mrs. H arold Miller. Monday they visited his grand­m other, Mrs. M ary'M iller, a t the W heeler nursing home in South K ortright.

Mr. and Mrs. George MiUer of Binghamton were Sunday guests of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M ural Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. H enry Roth and daughters, Jan and B arbara, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. S tew art Ford and sons, S tew art and Gerald.

Mrs. Earle W oolheater was called to Mohawk on Saturday by the illness of her brother-in-law, Edward Hess.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D orsett of New York city spent the week­end a t the ir home on Palm er Hill.

M^. and Mrs. Gerald Place and son and daughter of Homer were Sunday dinner guests of his par­ents, Mr. and Mré. Ray Place Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Siecy- kowski and fam ily of Middle Vil­lage, L. I., were weekend guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Fleury.

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian P reiser and two children of Scarsdale and Mr. and Mrs. George Cartledge and daughter, Laura, of W hite Plains spent the weekend a t the P reiser cottage.

D aughter Is Bom

Mr. and Mrs. K aare Berg have a daughter, bom Saturday, Oct. 10.

Mrs. George Liddle returned from the Fox hospital Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dickson a re visiting the ir son-in-láw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albín Bschorr, and two daughters a t Piándome, L. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Nedton Hendricks of Hazardville, Conn., were week­end guests of the ir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clcirk Rhinehart, and family.

The M. Ella TumbuU Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church will m eet . W ednesday eve­ning, Oct. 21, a t 7:30 a t the home of Mrs. Jay Conine.

A rrives in GuantanamoLt. Mabel Huggins of the Naval

N urse Corps has arrived a t the U. S. N aval base in Guantanamo, Cuba.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huggins and Mr. and Mrs. C arl MiUer of New Kingston m otored to the Skyline Drive in Vermont over the week­end. They returned by the way of Lake Champlain and Lake George.

Mré. M aria Gibson and daugh­ter, Mrs. Maude Murphy, visited her grandson and g ran d d au ^ te r, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Jones, in Kingston from Wednesday through Saturday.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Redden and fam ily were h e r' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mould, her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mould, and fam ily and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mould, all of W estford.

W aw aka G range Saw E uropean T rip Slides

H alcottville, Oct. 12.—The an­nual booster night meeting of Wa­w aka Grange was held la st Mon­day evening, Oct. 5, a t the Grange hall. The retiring lecturer, Mrs. M arie Eignor, had charge of the program. Miss C harlotte Sanford of M argaretville showed slides taken on her European trip during the past summer.

The rem ainder of the program consisted of readings.

H obby C lub L eám ed C rew el E m broidery

Roxbury, Oct. 12.—^The Hobby dub m et Thursday a t the home of Mrs. Gerald Greene, vwth crewel em broidery the them k There were three pillows, tw o bags, a w all hanging and a picture in progress, as well as practice work. Mrs. Lloyd Finch taugh t ta tting .

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