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in Kew York in 1355 and sounds its tones to bring people to church to¬
day* Also a piano owned by the Buddlngtons is to be found in an old
houss in Fiddleburg*
Today, «bile only a snail town, Kiddleburg is ambitious to beoomo
larger* It has several stores* is ideally located end is surrounded
by some of the boot fanning land In the state» Several ne«r improve¬
ments have be n made there reeently* among them the establishment of
the lfiddleburg Lodge by lira* C. Ray Greene* who plans to show sport-
men and fishermen of Jacksonville that Middleburg and Blaek creek
constitute same of the best hunting and fishiny {--rounds in the South.
Mrs* Greene believes that when lfiddleburg becomes better known and the
value of its Isolds and fishing and hunting is found out it «ill again
come into its own and become one of the important towns of Florida*
TimeswOaion, Ootober 20, 1929#
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