cottage and expects his family dovm to occupy it with him in a few weeks, Austin Ellison, his brother, is with him.
We also hear that Oscar Rhodes ia a temporary reaident. That Mra. Shea, the wife of Freeport'a Village Clerk, with her daughter, and Mn. Horn¬ beck and daughter are also Winter visiton. Mra. Jenninga waa one of the party that arrived with Mn. Asch and her mother and sister on (Christ¬ maa Inoming. So there ia a very lib- eral representation of onr village at this most beautiful of Florida Winter reaorta.
What makea it ao popular doubt- leaa ia the wonderful climate and the reaulta of the climate. When asked why they were down here for the Win¬ ter everyone answered that it was to escape thecold.
On New Year'a day a party of ua went fisbing on a small inland lake. All day long we sat in the boat in thin Summer clotheS without coats, and the second day was like unto the first. 6n Saturdliy, however, the temperat¬ ure dropped down around 40 degreea and everybody was anxioun about a freeze. Danger is not all over yet, but the wind blows and we hope frost The wonderful citrus fruits, the Winter grown vegetables, the open waters of Lake Worth, a
pole, George Seaman, Susie Searnan, Henry W. Wallace, John J. Randall, 3rd, Eveline and Kenneth Raynor, Ed¬ win Bedell, James, Thomas and Bessie Leston, James Hennenlotter, John and Dorothy Show.
These little folks were happy in making others happy. Altogether five baskets were given out