1901

We received a letter from Frank andElsie Cudworth, during the late summer. They wrote, in part, that they had been living in St. Petersburg, Fla., during the winter months, twelve hundred miles from their young folks, and had decided that, due to their age and possibility of future infirmities they should be nearer to them. So they sold their apartment, packed up their goods, "for the twentieth, and perhaps the last time" and said "Good Bye" to Florida.

It appears that daughter Betty lane and her husband. Bill, "combed" Princeton, N. J., but could not find a suitable place. The children recommended "Leisure World," Rushmore, N. J. The Village is located near Princeton and is reserved for folks over 52 years old. The town has been developed as a comfortable place to live for retired citizens; with golf course, swimming pool and other features such as bus transportation to Princeton, and excursions through the countryside. Their address: Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cudworth, 62 A Leisure World, 1234 Old Nassau Road, Jamesburg, N. J. 08831.

Secretary, Box 205, S. Woodstock, Conn. 06267

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