An offer from a Brooklyn lady for
the purchase of the little bungalow at
the Five Points, owned by Herr Emil
Schoch, formerly of the Sanford
school staff, brought from the owner,
now residing in Alliance. Ohio, the
reply that he must decline to sell. He
said he had so many pleasant recol
lections of Redding that he did not
care to divest himself of the property
which was one of their tangible- re
minders. A boys' club has been organized in
tHe Center by Rev. Mr. Cook, pastor
of the Congregational church. He is
also planning the organization of a
girls' club.
Subscriptions towards raising the
$500 needed to motorize the equip
ment of Fire Co. No. 1 now amount to
about $300. The largest individual
contribution was $100 which came
from A. B. Frost, a new resident.
Tomorrow (Friday) a community
and Episcopal church Sunday School
outing will be held at Compo Beach.
If the weather is fair a big fleet of
autos will be called into service for
the party's transportation.
N. F. Hoggson returned on Sun
day from a trip to France which he
made as a delegate from the United
States Chamber of Commerce to con
fer in Paris with European repre
sentatives on questions relating to in
ternational trade.
Mrs. John C. Read started on Mon
day for Desplains. near Chicago,
where she will spend a month with
her daughter, Mrs. David MacLuckie.
Cholmcnley Jones and daughter,
Dorethea of Philadelphia are guests
at the Ridge of his daughter, Mrs.
Percey Litchfield.
Henry F. JSallentine has been en
gaged as teacher of modern langu
ages in the Sanford School for the
coming year. He comes with high en
dorsements as an instructor in
French, German, Spanish and Italian.
