Nassau County Review 19080228

              VOL. XIII
FREEPORT NEWS^
Rev. Charles X. Scholey of Rockville Centre, will prcjich in the Preshyt:t>rian Chureli Sniiday morning and evciiiiijj.
The Fast Councilors' Association, D. of L., will hold a domino social at Mrs. Freda Combs', South Side Avenue, netx Wednesday evening.
FREEPOllT, N. Y., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1908
George Fanjoy,   formerly of Hemp- i    The last quarterly conference ot  the ' fer $200 from the light to the interest! stead,   is  now  a resident of Freeport.   M. E. Church for the present pastorate  fund; .$400 from lii?lrit to general fund;
NO. 18
BELLMORE
BALDWIN
The Review Stationery Store ha.s added a large stock of paper napkins; see adv.
will be held the next   Friday  evening.
A post card has arrived at the Re¬ view office from E. S. Randall, who with John J. Kandail of this village and Wallace H. Cornwell of Baldwin, and their wives, are spending a fort¬ night in Florida.
The Freeport Gun Club will have a 100 target open shoot this Friday after¬ noon at 2:15. The winners in the shoot last Saturday were: First, Fletcher C'. Willis; second, Benjamin j D. Homan; third, C. F. Schneiker.
Smith & Bedell, druggists, have | been chartered hy the State Dufmrt-1 ment, with headquartera in the-viihige j of Freejxirt. Tiie capital stuck is I $10,000, aiuI the dircutors afe (J>iarles ' 1'. Smith und iJhailes W. Bedell of | Freeport and V. W. Sniith nf Far ; Rockaway.
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The Womairs Homo and Foreign j Missionary Society of tho Pn shy terian; Church will meet at, the home of Mrs. Wm. Foroman, liO South Ocean Ave¬ nue, on Wednesday next, at 2 :'!0 p. m. The sulijccts for the day are 'Africa" and "Systcmatit-Giving." All ladies of the church arc cordially invited to attend.
Mr. E. I''. McKinley has been-honor¬ ed at his new home in White Plains by being appointed a member ofthe Board of Education. The White Plains lie- cord says:
The Board of Kducation is to be con¬ gratulated on the appointment of Eu¬ gene F. McKinley to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. G. G. Piatt. Mr. McKinley is a young man of high order of ability vvho has devot¬ ed himself with zeal and energy to the beat interest of White Plains. With his long experience in school work he will   make   a   valuable addition to tho
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The   fifth  annual   ball   of  tho Wide Awake Engine ('ompany held at ()f)era Hall Friday night, was a pleasant   and " financial  huccess.    Thr*  hall   was    ar-1 tistically   det'oratcd    with    American ! flags,   Jai)anese    lanterns,    streamers' of  dilTerent   colored   crepe  paper, and I the  name of the company placed along j the   walls  of   the   hall in liirge letters fj-amcd   in   crepe  jiapcr.    Music    wa.'i i furnished by Pri)f. Fred   Liiulwunn   of Brooklyn.    Mr. and  Mrs.   Henry  Sig¬ mond   led   the  grard   march.    Supper was served at the Frceport Inn at mid- nieht.    Henry   P.   Sigmond  was Fluor Mnnager  and  (.'Itarles Werkheiser, as¬ sistant.
The KubscripUdp (huici.' ;;lvv;n Friday night at the Frceport Club, by a committee of young men, Henry E. MacDonald, Walter C. Khodes, Thome W. Jackson and John S. Denton, was - the social event of the season there. About fitty ttouples from Hempstead, Freeport, Baldwin, Rockville Centre, Amityville and Brooklyn participated and the large assembly room of the club building never held a more brilliant throng of merry dancers. A collation was served at midnight and a special trolley car of the N. X. and L. I. Trac¬ tion Company was provided by the com- '¦ mittee gratuitously for the return of j the participants to their homes. The patronesses of the event were Mrs. D. A. Fuller, Mrs. James Dean, Mrs. George W. Vail, Mrs. Matthew T. Murray, Mra. Robert G. Anderson, Mrs. Bertha Knoble, Mrs. John D. "       Gunning, Mrs. Smith Cox.
Special services will be held at the Episcopal Church of tho Transfigura- ! tion during Lent, commencing on ^ WedogBday next. Ash Wednesday, \. witnx!he following: Holy Communion ( at 7:16 a. m., matins, litany and peni- ^ tential service at 10:00 a. m., and \ evensong, penitential service and ser- l       mon at 8 p. m.
i^— The Sunday services will bo:    Holy
I       Coihmunion at 8 a. m.. matins,   litany I       and sermon at  10:30 a. m., and even- I'     .song and sermon at 7:30 p. m. I Week-day   services:     Wedntisdays,
i      litany at 10 a. m.; Thursdays, evensong I     . and lennon, 8 p.  ro.;  Fridays,  even- . BOiiff,  6 p. m.
T|m apecial preacher at the snrv ice next Tlmraday evening will be Rev. Lindny Parker^ Ph. O. rector St. Peter*! ObONlh. Brooklyn; tbe ftillo«ii« TImndwy eirrabic. Rev. Tbomaa Jamea Jb^hhg, JPh, D.. rector Chut^ pt t^ :Mhmthm BnoMyu
Trolley car No. 23, of the New York and Long Island Traction Company, used for repair work along the line, was considerably damaged Saturday at siding No. 4t), opposite the Point Look¬ out ferry station on Atlantic Avcrue. „      ,       ,     , ^      ,      . , .,   .   ' The motorman,   Chauncey   Bedell,   ex-
People  who  have not yet paid their     ^^^^^  ^,,3  ^.^^  ^^ the siding in
village  taxes,   due last July, can do so  ^.^^^^y  and continue the journey west-
The  W.   C.   T
sale at Mrs. Wm. day afternoon at
U. will hold a G. Miller's this ; o'clock.
[¦ake Fri-
at  the  office of the Village Treasurer, John E. Golding.
Ed. Hicks, a driver fcr S. A. Wil¬ liams, fell off a wagon Saturday, on Ocean Avenue, and broke his leg. He was taken to Mineola Hospital.
Freeport Cliapler, R.' A. M.,.wi!l confer the degree of M. E. hi. at it.-* meeting in Opera Hall Tuesday even¬ ing. All Royal Arch Mas<jns are in¬ vited.
The sick shoulil have every conifiu't iiiVdiii'd'tri recovery that cah bei afford¬ ed them. If there is an invalid at: yi-ur house, uni.l Chad. P. Smith's ad. elsewhere in this issue. It.
ward, but the front wheels of the car took the siding rails, while the rear ^ wheels stuck to the main line. The! rear of the car was whipped around; against a' telephone pole, on which ' was fastened a call box. Both were , smashed, and the rear end of the car : wrecked. ¦
Bedell, thu inotoruian, wa.-; thrown • down and slightly injured. Awr.eck-; ing crew of the cbnijiany got the car in shape to tow tn HeniiL^tead about' noon. Traffic on the trolley was iiot interfered with by the accident.
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SEAFORD
Louis   Ketcliani    has    p aunch from Frank Snuthard
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Mr.   and   Mrs. Wm. parents now - a girl.
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Ono   uf  the most olahorale aiul
  I cessful   social   functicnfl ever given in
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew.^ has' this vicinity was the private sut).scrif)- been organized in the Episcojial Church tion dance at tj^ie Freeport Chib. huuL-.e with the following olhcers:    Director, ' Friday eveiiing.
ii. S. Starr; vice-director, George Har¬ rison ; secretary-trcaburer, Stafford Meeson.
Mr. and Mrs. George   Kohr  are  t-t;-
E. Seaman has moved his fruit and vegetable business to the building for¬ merly occupied by G. Bennett Smith, West Merrick Road, where he can car¬ ry a larger stock, having considerable more room. *
While times are a little quiet it would be well to look over your stock of printing and get in readiness for the rush whi and suiiimer port. It
A husiness and .social meeting of the Epworth League was held at the home of Assemblyman and Mrs. Wm. G. Miller Wednesday evening, when about sixty guests were entertained. A pleasant evening resulted from the pro¬ gram furnished.
The large daiice room was ariisticiil- ly decorated apjjropriate to Wa.^:hing- ton's Birthday, v;hile music was dis¬ coursed from "^ behind a large hank of tertainiiig a young son since Sunday palnis. Over 1-10 guests from Brooklyn, New York. Rockville Centre, Lyn¬ brook, Baldwin, Freeport, Henipst^'ad, Garden City and .Amityville were iri at¬ tendance.
Every detail was carried out perfect¬ ly and a special car was waiting for tho.se who did not come in carriages, to cmvey guests to their homes.
The   committee   of   young   men who
$100   to   street light from same   fund, ,     a   meeting   of    the    Schoti and   $250  from  general to fire depart- ; was held Wednesday evening.
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The   Vniage   Engineer's   report   for       Mr. and Mrs. Ira Larkin spent  Sun- j December  and  January was received,   day with relatives in New Jersey. ;
showing   that   for   those   two   months  ¦ j
about  1:],000,000 gallons of water had ¦     Mr.   and Mrs. J. S. Stiles, who have | been pumped. : been spending some time in   Brooklyn,
The Board auiiited a number of  reg-' have   returned to their home here,   ac-j ular   bills   ami   adjourned to meet this   comi:anied by a month old daughter. Friday evening.
' "        A regular meeting of Advance Hook and Ladder and Engine Company  was held in their hall  Monday   evening,   at] which time .\rcher .Merritt was elected to membership.
The "f-eaj) Year Daiue of the Smith¬ ville Si.'uth Aih!eti#^vib, held in Fire¬ man's Hall Wednesday eveninb: was (]uite well attended, despite the very stormy weather. The proceeds are for a ilubhou.=e a:id ball for the club.
A large number uf the public sijirited residents of this place attended tho' meellKg held iii the Hall on Monday cver.irrg 1:Vtr the pur-i osf* of organizing a i)oarii of ti-ui'o, the hall being ciowd ed .-imJ a';out iifty mcnibers were en- roiied. Aiidresses were niado by Mr. Chambers of Brooklyn and VVm. P. Jones, Prcr-ident of the Allied Boards of Trade of Na'.-;saii (^mty, both dwelling upon the advaiuages lo be gained by a local board of trade, ail'd mujh iiitoresL and anticipation was manifested. Tho oflicers elected were ; I'refiideiit, Theodore Kip.som; 1st vice- ffresident, Thos. McCord ; 2nd vi^'c-j.-io.-;- . ident, John J. Bedell; tinancial secre¬ tary, C. A. N<dte; corresponding sec¬ retary, Fldward Ttiomii.-^on; trea.-nirc'r, Edward Self. .
Ed.   Greerisword   of   Rrucklyu  llill.-i has been vii;itirg Will P.ist.
Mr. and Ms. Gilson Wanser aie   now occupying Win. Gritnian'a house.
Mr.   a/id   Mra.   Bert James are cuw- I lined to their home with t!;e grip.
.Mrs.   !S:uviuel    Giitinar;    and Benjamin Rhodes are on-thu .-ick
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•Miss Josie Skidmore of Roslyn sjunt Tnesdav with Mrs. Samuel E. Taft.-
Board      jo>;. Miller is ill at his htnc.
Miss Carter has boon visiting the Robins family. "j
Misses Hattie nnd .Mela .Seeba were iUithe village Sunday.
H. Hebenstreit bas built an addition on the shoemaker's shop.
.\. J. Thomas and fatnily uf Mont¬ gomery spent Wednesday and Thursday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whaky of the Bronx spent Washirglon's Birthday with Mr. antl Mrs. Joseph U. Sb.erwoofl
Rev. F. W. (lalluway, who i.as been carrying on revival meetings in the .M. E. Chuiclv. VI !'.: -lui! to I'l-.iladelphia Monday.
The   L'aldu in   Fire Departnieiit will hold its ;ird annual Kinoiccr in the  Fir* ; House on Thursday evening ne.xt. Pw- ies.sion;il talent will   be furniihed.
11. (.'. Scale has sold liis property i;ii Harrison Avenue to iMr. Stohl of New York, who expects to take possession April 1. Mr. Soa!(^ v.od family will re¬ move lo r.rooklvi:.
Mr. aiid Mrs. Tliomas Crook of New York aro visiting their son, Thomas (Jrook.
.Mr. ami Mrs. Orlando Baylis spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in New Jersey.
WANTAGH
Lynn;! G. Fu-^.-fll is ill with bron- cliitis.
The Schuman Quintette moi with Mrs. Edf.'jar J. Seaman Tliursch'v aftt?r- noon. " .
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IS sure to come this spring i .    j     . .• ..¦     «¦  •     ,, .1
,,        i ,    u I.   I'l had   charge   ol this atiair, Henrv Mac-
ler;   then  ttlephone  h   rree-ir.      1 j n^. 11 \u  14-     bi    1
'^ ,       I Donald, Ihoriie Jackson, Walter Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. John Haff expect to return from Port Orange, Florida, about April lo.
and John Denton, deserve great credit for the splendid and etl'ective manner in which arrangements wore made and compleled.
Village Pritnary
Although   not   (juite   so  e.Vcitiiig as usual,   there were nearly four hundred
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In the M. E. Church Sunday morning | People's Party held at Excelsior  Hook baptism   and   Holy Communion will be j and Ladder Conijiany's   hou.so Tuesilay administered.     In the evening the pas-; evening, tor,    Rev.   D.   A. Jordan, will preach! on   the   topic,    "A    Message    to   thel Young   W men  of the  Sunday   SchooT and Congregation."
The vaudeville entertairmient in aid ] of the Bellmore Avenue Church, held j at Fireman's HaU Friday evening [ last, was a (tecided success, the attend- i ance being so large that the committee was compelled to turn people away. | The two act play, "Christmas Shop-1 ping" by the children of Smith\illei School, was excellent. The dialogue! by Seth Adeline and .May Perkins was ; clever. Louise Mitchel, soprano, sang | "Dreaniin^g." She was assisted in i the last number by a se.\tette of little j Mailin  Hafi! .was  operatcyd_upon bx.>'ii'l-^^/Mi-''ses  Helen   and Ruth   Bopp, i
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Mr.-. R. T. Prodgers and Miss Heier Shaw, former residents, sfieiil .Saturday with frienils here.
Dr.   Luce at his home Tue.sfiay present is doing nicely.
The Freeport Fire Department willi meet at-the engine house of Wide| Awake Engine Co., coniur Church and; Pine Streets, and jiroceed in a body to I the I'piscoual Church to listen to an' appropriate sermon by the rector. Rev. Pelham St. George Bissell.
The Ladies' Guild of tho Epi«cj»pal Church will hold a cake sale on Satur¬ day of next week at the residence of Mrs. Jcdiii D. Gunning, South Bayview Avenue, at '¦] o'clock.
On Shrove Tuesday, -Marclx ;!,a j)an- cake social wlil be held at Mrs. Frank J. Sprague's, North Grove Street.
Saturday  evening Freeport Council, 1 Jr. O. U.» A. M. and   their friends  en¬ joyed  an  entertainment in Opera Hall! which  was  a  little better than usual, I and  the  hall was crowded.    The com¬ mittee  in  charge  waa E. V. Baldwin, Frank S. Snedeker and Samuel T. Ray¬ nor.
Toilet Soap, 3 cakes 10c; DaSilva's.
William S. Ilall of the committee called the meeting to ordtr and was elected chairman, with S. P. Shea and Wilfied 11. Smith clerks and C. O. Niles and Smilh F. Pearsall tellers.
'Ihe   iiivcrted   oyster-shells    detiLMi was   cho^-n   as   the official emblem  to ; desig»^ate\he party on the ballots, and I Daniel   Morrison   and  C. Milton Foro- ! man were ajipointed to fill vacancies. I      William S. Hall  and  Daniel   Morri- I 8m   were  named   to   call the ))rimary next year. !     There   was   some   discus.-^iou    as   to ' whether "a-"«-separate   ballot   should be . used for each oifice or a ballot with all ¦ the offices on.    After   some   argument j the  latter  method   was  chosen.     The I polls  were  open from 5  to 8  o'clock, I and   the  result" of  the  vote  was  an- I nounced as follows : 1     Total number cast, 1187. I     For President, Daniel Morrison, ;iT;5. For  Trustees, the two highest to be the  nominees-Frank    Stevens,    273; J.   Huyler  Ellison,   211;    William H. Patterson, 158.
For Treasurer, John E. Golding 373. For Collector, E. A. Dorlon, 373.
and   Mrs.   John Dunkin of tilcn -pent   several days of last week
Mr. Head
v.'ith friends in this village.
The Saturday Night Euchre Club held
nd at Mamland Grace KchuTt, Gladys Self and Hazel Latimer. Frank Sahn gave a recital on the zither and Cflsj>ar Zarnes, of "The Funny Mr. Dooley Company" sang ballads ami a Jewish love song "Under the Matzo Tree."
Crist   Mitchell   asissLed    v.ilh    two song.--.       Ihl'rry    Cummings,    jiianist,
invitation   euchre and dance in tl.e   played   "A   RagtTnnr"tleccption," al.so
V.   M. I. C.   Hall   on   Friday evening
Curtis Smith, Sr., fell from the .sloop of  his residence one day last week and" sacrtd  concert dislocated his shoulder.     We are  giad   March, to report that he is doing ni(-ecly. _______	
other numbers. . In all the  alfair   was most  satisfactory.    The    workers    of the  Church  will   givo    a   lecture  and aliout   the    mid'ilo    of
The rfigiiia Uuchre Club nu-L at the residence of .Mrs. Valentine Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Thomas S. Braithwaite !iaa been conlined to his bed for several days with an attack of grip.
The annual business meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will be held in the Church on I'ritlay night of ne.xt wcclc.
Harry  J. Thoma.; and .Mrs.  Thonias, whoJiave  liCiJJ_jLX:Lci.'dij:tj _the Winter__ -kAwing in the Wc.-t, i:re'£xi)ec!'''! l;ome oarly in March.
The Sacrament i<f the I.iurd's Supj^er will   be  administered in the Memorial Church   m!xt   Sunday    morning.    The Pastor,   Rev.   T.   S. Braithwaite,  Vv-ill    ! ircach   morning and evenirg.
A recc'iition waa   held   in   Fircnxii's Hall ua    WcdnCi-day    ev. nintf    under _, aut-pices  of  the   Willing Workers and though thu weather prevented  a   largo atlen(l;i"c(>   a   nloa-'ant    e\'';rin":    was.
Dr.   Geu. G.   Kelly.   V.   .<.,   is  .-till with thu Freeport Veterinary Hospital l;3o-Ll;   spa- ; treated while tf.
at 70 N. Main Sl. ; tel., vins, curbs and splint the animal works.
A re-union of the old "B. B." v.a.s held at the home of William H. (!ondit on Washington's Birthday, when Miss Mae (jondit entertained as her guests Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott and Herbert Hess of Whitestone and Misses Bertha
HEMPSTEAD
The Senate has contirrneii the appoint¬ ment of DeWitt C. Titu.=; as postma.at- e-r.
¦Miss (Jay Zenola Mcl^ian-n. im¬ personator, will present "The Sign vf the Ooss," at the First Baptist Church on Wedne.sday evenimr, March 4.
District   Dejiuty   John F. Kelly will
, .nstall   the   newly-elected   officers    of
Baetz, Viola Thomas and Pearl Naeder   Hempstead Council, Knights of Cidum-
of iirooklyn. bus,   on   Saturday evening.    Refresh-
~~    ~     ,       '.      .      .,   r^    ments and dancing will follow. Services  for  Sunday   in  the  M. L.
Church are:    Preaching at 11:00 a. m., ;     A dance will be given at St. George's
Vill   AT        i Sunday   School   at 2:30 p. m., Jr.   Ep-j Parish House on Friday evening, under
Vlllaite   iruslees , worth League at 3 ;30 p.   m.,   Epworth I the aupsices of the Parish House Com-
AU  members  were  present  at  the ! League at 7 :00 p. m. and preaching by   mittee  and  St.   George's    Guild.    It
meeting  of  the  Village Board Friday ! the  pastor  at 7:30; subject, "Our In-| promises  to  be  a delightful social oc-
evening,   when  a  communication was  jebtedness to the Past."   At this time, 1 casion.    The music will   be   furnished
received from Justice Tatem, accepting  an offering will 'oe taken for Conference , by Prof. Rudolf Jacobs.
Assemblyman   Miller  has   arranged with  State  Fish,   Forrest  and  Game Commissioner Whipple to give hia  il¬ lustrated   lecture  on  the bird and an-   .. ¦ .       ,. ,.• 1-      - imal life-in the north woods some time  J!'^  appointment as acting pohce jus-   elaims.nts.
in March, orobably at the school house. jV^^*°c^'"¦''® "^"""^^ ^"^ ^^'"^"''^ °^     ^, ,     u        /, u    a>u-     Letter <o Wm. H. Patterson
Mr. Miller" heard this talk at    Albany P"?.^'"'',^*^^^^- .    . The  young  daughter  of John Alb.n Freeport   NY
and  nrovailed  unon   Mr    Whinnlp  tn      Charles Meyer was given permission   accidentally dropped  a  lighted  match rrvepon, i^..
give U here for oTbenefit ' ^'^ '"^ * ^^"^"^ ^^"^ °" ^"^^ "^''^^^ ^'"^^ '¦ '"  »  ^'^^^^^ "^  ^'""t'^^^ ""« ^'^ »««*      ^""^^  ^'"'    ^"^   ""'"   " ^'"'^^ ^'^ '"^
¦ ' of   Pine  Street,   between    Main    and  week  and  as  the  match  appeared to; quart
Thortias DeCost was  taken   to  Min-! Church Streets. have  been .entirely   extinguished,   no
eola Hospital Saturday morning suffer-i     George   Helm  was   approved    as  a  attention  U'as  paid   to  the  fact until
ing  from   tliree  wounds  self-inflicted   member of Ever Ready Hose  Company   Mr.   Albin  discovered that the  whole
with  a razor, causing painful, but not  No. I. 1 ; basket  of  clothes   were on fire.    The
serious wounds. "Tom" has been using       Permission  was  given   Archer     L.   basket of clothes was the only damage
undue  quantities of "booze" for some  Seaman  to  connect his house on West  done.
time  past and was probably out of his  Archer  Street with the Village  Water : [——
rightmind when he owde this attempt system. Tbe ga,soIine  launch  "Laura   W."
at self-destruction. !     A   resolution   was  passed pi-oviding   Captain Martin Half, broke down Sun
the milk
If 1-3 water and sold at 8c in it fetches 12c a quart.
If i water, 16c.
If 2-3 water, 24c.
If J water. 32c.
That's rather too stiff for mi".k ; but watered paint is Fold in »11 those pro- portion.s. Pure paint (D^voe) ia sold for ?1.75 a gallon.
"Paint" at that price and 1-3 white- wash   fetches  $2.62  a  gallon for   the
that a license shall be paid for conduct-' day while en route to High Hill   Beach Great F^ebruary Sale ia conducted at ' ing a retail business traneeint for  the ' Sunday with a   load  of  sightseers,   10 H. Barasch's Main St., Freeport. L.  1.   sale of goods represented wr advertised   the stranded steamer Roda,   and  after   paint part of it.
ending   March   10.    We  offer   double    as "bankrupt," assigned" or as goods ' drifting  aimlessly   around    for   some'     "l*aint" J   whitewa.n'n fetches $3.50 green trading stampa to every purchas- damaged  by fire,   water or otherwise. | time, the passengers were finally taken , a gallon for the paint in it. er uuring sale dayiJ, entire winter stock The license is to be $75 per month and  off in small  boats and   landed on  the!     "Paint" f whitewash fetches $7.00 a consiating of clothing, furnishings for no license to be collected for less  than ! beacfe,     On    arriving     there,     they | gallon  for the actual paint it contains. men,' ladies,, boys and children,   hats,   one month. , weref informed that there was no means 1     And   people  are  paying all    these
caps,  shoes and "fancy goods must be      This  Hcense apparently does not as i at hand of getting  home except by ' prices  for paint, when they buy  adul- sold before  March 10, at which time generally supposed spply to the special I small boats from High Hill, and a few | terated paints.    There are  200 such: we get oar Spring gooods in and ara tale now being Jield by an auctioneer-. of the muscular young mon very kindly tj only 8 pare paints; cnly one Devoe. IniMwdol room.    An early call wiil ing tfarm in the villsge as they do not j rowed the entire party ashore.    Thej Yours truly,
Im to yodr udvantage. it      advertise their goods under any   of 1 qrew of the iii-tated launch were isicen j F. W. Devce £ Co.
I the— hwdinipiu. ,;^ ... _ , - J.. j off by CapUin "Town" Wanser and      P.S.    C. Mi lt«n Foreman sells our
.\ njt-eiii!g o'i tb" I.ndie.s' ,Ah! r'o<-i«ty - v/a.-^ held at tho home of Mrs. Helen Allen on Wednesday afternoon. Under the ausjiices of this society a two-act comedy "A Rico Pudding" will be given early in March. The following is the cast of <-haraclers : John Richards .Mr. Birdsall Jack«<jn Dr. Tliwaite Mr. Wm. Doncaster
Mrs. John Ricliards Mrs. Birdsall Jack¬ son Miss Marion Ri<li;;rii.-i   ,Mr.-i. Wm. Don-   ; caster |
Klkn tniranagan     Mrs. J. T. ("owles.   <
A Reliable Spring Medicine
Recommended Uj the Pcojile of Freeport
At this sea.son of the year there is hardly a man, woman or child in Free- port who does not need a medicine to purify and enrich the blood, to induce an appetite, to promote digestion and create .strength, and we are safe in saying we have never sold anything in , our store e(Jual to the cod liver prep- I aration Vinol for this purpose. v
The reasim Vinol is so far superior to > old-fshioned cod liver oil and emulsiona j is because it is made by a scientific, !¦ extractive and concentrating process "; from fresh cods' livers, combining', with pejitonate of iron all the medicnial,' - healing and body building elements of ^ cod liver oil, but no oil. As a spring y medicine and a body builder and | Btrength creator for old people. dclicateH children/ weak, run-down persons, and J after sickness Vinol is unexcelled, and-? you know what you are taking. v^
Mrs. Rose Lavinpe of Burlington, ij Vt, writes: "Vinol is the best Hprinf:^^ medicine I have ever used: it createarfj,) an appetite, purifies the blood and tak away ull feeling of lassitude."
We  could  go  on quoting from btta*^ dreda of such letters,   but simply the people of  Freeport to try VI; this spring on our guarantee to ro< money  if they  are not benefitted. Thomas Johnston, Druggist.   Freei N. Y.