Nassau County Review 19140605

              Nassau County Review
Official Paper of Nassau County
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914
Vcl. XIX, No. 23
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Freeport        ^^^ Episcopal Minister to Begin Work       LocaTTopic*       Ex-Freeporter Dies by Hectric Shock
.1P« of thn Rf^vinW for   sale * ¦ O Commmta end «apUnation« not entiralr of ; » ^
News of the Churches
Single copies of the Review for gale ftt GrtenblBtt's and Braithwaite's, Railroad Avenue: Kii-fer's, Nassau County Review, DaSilva's and Go- betz's. Main Strei't; DaSilva's, West Merrick Road. tf.
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9.44 p. m 10.88 p. ra. 11.29 p. m. 12.22 a. m.
Rev. Reginald Heber Scott to Hold His First
Service in  the Episcopal Church of
the Transfiguration Sunday
FOR MANY YEARS CURATE AT CHRIST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN
ntfl and eaplanatio
•ture, on villaf r affaire by tha editor.
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In our iHst issue, wc quoted from the Rockville Centre Owl that E. V. Baldwin had served fiapers on his wife for divorce. We naturallly presumed that the Btatement v;as correct, but gave the Owl full credit because of ita priority. We are advised by Counsel¬ or Levy, attorney for Mrs. Baldwin, that no such papers have been served, and Mrs. Baldwin has no knowledge of any such action being contemplated by Mr. Baldwin, and we take pleasure in making the correction.
Owing to a rush of late copy wc nr<^ compelled to hold over till our next issue an interesting report of work of the Neighborhood Workers.
At midnight Sunday, the members of the various life aaving crews along the South Shore of Long Island left their posts for their summer vacation during June and July. j
Attention ia called to the adv. for the past nine yeurs has been curate of Great South Bay Ferry Co., in this is¬ sue. A daily service is now in opera¬ tion between Freeport and Foint Look¬ out and Na.isau-by-the-Seii, nnd on or about June 20, full summer -servici' will be in operation. They also an¬ nounce tliHl they will start servioe to High Hill Hi-ttch on thiit diitc
Ave., Brooklyn, will assume charge of the Episcopal Church of the Transfig¬ uration, Freeport, to succeed A. W. E. Carrington, who accepted the position as rector of the Ejiiscopal Church of the Incarnation, Gates Avenue, Brook¬ lyn, several months ago, and will preach his firpt sermon here on Trinity Sundsy, June 7. He delivered his farewell sermon in Christ Church Sun¬ day morning, to a large congregation, and a farewell reception was tendered him by the meinbers of the Church So- cii-ty Wednesday evening.
The Brooklyn Times says going away of the young minister is regretted by every member of Christ Church. .Since .Mr. Scott became cu¬ rate he has endeared himself to every one of the menibers, es[)ecially the young people. He has been a vnluiible aid to the Rev. William Sheafe Chase, the rector."
Mr. Scott was born   in   Bridgetown,
Ontario, Canada,and received his theo
logical training in Berkely Trinity Col
lege, at Middleton, Conn., from  which
REV.    REGINALD   HEBER   SCOTT   he graduated in 1903   with the degree
- -         of Bachelor of Divinity.    His first as-
Rev. Reginald Heber Scott, who for  signment   was   in   St. Janncs   Church.
HartfoTd, Conn., where he remHined until 1905, when he became curate of Christ Church.
Henry Drinkwater, for Many Years a ResiJent I      of This Village, Shocked When He Gi'asps Heavy Volt Wire in Florida
'vice*    of    th«   week
iKe churches 7cieUes
SIZE OF WATER MAINS One of our exchanges, speaking of | the Crystal Lake House tire, says.' "The tiremen deserve great credi'. for | the able way in which they handled | the blaze, especially when    they   were I
frrm'r/'inrhmrin'''"''''^"''""""Ihe WAS WELL KNOWN AT SOUTH SHORE YACHT CLUB HOUSE
The trouble    was   that   the   firemen _i._._i._^.._
had to connect   on a deaii   end,    which       ,,.     , •      i  t       j  ..     ^  .i,
,, ,, 111. Word was received  Tuesday   of  tne
was the reason they   could   not   get   a greater   pressure.    As   noted   in   this ' sudden   death   of   Henry   Drinkwater,
pressure, paper several weeks ago, this is one of | who has been spending   the   wintt-r   in
the important matters that the Village ' Florida.    Ihe information   was  givtn Board of trustees have taken   up,   and workmen    are   now    busy   connecting pipe.s trom various   itreets,   removing as many of these dead ends as possible.
REGARDING  ASSESSMENTS Next Tuesday afternoon, from   1   to h o'clock, will  be   GrievHiicu   E)ay,   at the Village   OfTice, when    the    Village Board will meet   for   the   purpose   of "Thej hearing   and  determi.'ting   complaints; against the assessment roll of the   vil¬ lage on which taxes for the  fortheom- j ing year will be based.
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I First Church of Christ Scientist. I Services Sunday moining at 11 a. in.; I Sundny School, same hou*-; Hempstead Bank Building, Subject next Sunday. I June 7. "(jocI the Only Cause aini Cre I Htnr."
I     A reading rocii-, with Christian   Sci- ^^^^^^ ence literature is   ofieri   at   the   hluive
'~~'^~"" I address every weekday   fr,om 1 :H0 to 6
and notiliid a doctor,   but   Drinkwater (p. m. '  '
wus beyond aid.     His hand was   badly i 	
l-)urned where he had grasped thei The lecture by Dr. .Nev-.i-ll Dwight wires. These wires are very beavy as Hiilis, minounced for Wednesday even- they carry the current across the lake, : ing, June 3, has been [ iistpnm.d to in a letter from George Magill, who is and serve a large bit of territory called I Monday evening, Juno 8, The sub- also in Florida, writing to Wliliam Royal Park. " ject of the lecture will be "John Rus- Ryder of Wallace Street, with the re- They holil an inquest tonight. The kin's .Messnge to the Twentieth Cen- quest that it be passed on to the editor two .Mr. Sandisons are called to serve, jtury." of the Review:                                               Well, this takes one   of   our   Freepurt I
.May 26, 1111 1. number in an unlooked for manner and j The tifth anni versary social gniher- I have to tell you of the sad news of comes as a great shock to us all. and | ing of Christ Evangeliciil I.utneran the sudden death of Mr. Drinkwater we shall mjss him. 1 had looked for-| Church was held in Uruuklyn Hall about half past three this afternoon, ward to (when I had my new house ; Tuesday evening. An inlc-rcsting lit- He und another man were out in the tinishedl havini; smne trips with j erary and musical entertainment was other's boat near the bridge that we him in my launch to ditferent points as , furnished, us announced in our last is- cross.    I   believe   the   batteries   gave   he was booked   here   for   the   summer I sue.
out Hn'.l Drinkwater undertook to climb   and   there  is   such   tine   fishing   here. 	
on tht bridge; the  other   man   was   He caught a tine 10 lb, trout last  Sun-I     The Wumiiiis' Missionary Society of
lersons who feel that   their   assess   | t,„ostJiig Drinkwater when he grabbed , day morning near the sume place where ! the Presh.v terian   Churcli   met   at   tho ments are erroneous or unfair, or   who|h„ij   of   „   live   wire   underneath   th.-   he met his death.    Mother and I   were ^ home of Mrs, James   Wright   Wednes-
bridge, four of wbich run under the gcing over to the beach just after he ! day afternoon. After a short devo- timber wmk vf the bridge at that caugnt the fish and he showed it to us i tional service, an interesting talk on point. It had been raining and the anJ anoth.'r neighbor had juat caught ! Alaska was given by .Mrs. J. M. Bax wires and the men were Wot und one nbnut the same size, and both felt I ter, in which it was shown that it is Drinkwater got the lull shock. The other man got it thruugh Drinkwater, The latter (Drinkwater) fell in the water, but the other ft il in the loat and although it shocked him, he was not seriousiv    hurt.     The   doctor   said   the outside doors.     We cann
have suggestions to make with refer ence to any assessable property within the village, will have an opportunity at thut time to be heard. It will be the only opportunity.
of   Christ Episcopal Church,    Bedford
S. S. Y. C. Races
One of tbe largest croA-ds in the his¬ tory of the South Shore Yacht Club wns. in attendance at the races beld Decdi'iition Day afternoon. The pupils (if Mr-. M. .M. DikerM;;) Tbe fir-it race was for Club members will give a recilal in the Baptist only, free for all. and there were elev- Church, So.Grove Street,iie.'<t Wedne.s en entries. Si?: boats started, the dav evt-ning, .lune Id. In addition to hanilicaps being figured ujoii the best the class, talent has been secured from   inevicius performance of tin-bout^ over
the Ciub course.     The botit
Ankle Broken While Playing Baseball
Brooklyn as foih.ws :
B ssie Sinith. iiianist. Jo-ei-h I'ar- lot!', the boy Caruso, and Irwin l-Mlus Bell. Tickets are now on sale by the pupils. The proceeds will be given to the Baptist Church.
started on their handicaps and t!ie iviish wa.s very ckisc, five of the boats finishing   with¬ in twenty   seconr's.    The   winner   was   accompanied   by   a   phy.- ici tile " Louise,"   owned   bv   Col.   James   will be several   weeks   li-fi
in tho opening game of the season for the Freeport Athletic Associatiin .'Saturday afternoon, Sam Cheshire, one of the ponular Cheshire hrother.s, while stealing second base, caught the- -like of his shoe ill the ground und tin iie'i his ankle, breaking it, so thut it whs necessary to carry him off the (ield, the foot being rendered entirel less. He was taken home in an n, I-   lie   can
YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER I will not claim 1 do not like lo l.-rag. I suppose all of us do, but it s'jems in line with our work to call attention thut the .Nassa.i County Re¬ view was the only pajier that had a re¬ port regarding the comiiig of the new Catholic priests to the Cutholic Church of Our Holy Redeemer on Sunday, and the tinly jiaper which ilid not state that Father Flanagan would be assisl¬ ant to Futher O'Toole, rather than Father Finn, who was designated by Bishop McDonnell prior tn liis suilin^^ for Rome.
This item apjieared on page 5 of the Ueview, lust week.
Lccil Topics  Continued on Pa^e 8 fp,; Haff Appeals Judgment
the wonderland of rees and possibil-
(juite proud of them.     He hasn't   been j truly "Great-land,' very busy    this   winter.     I   gave   him ! America,    The resou the contract to jmint the outside of my I ities of the land were   brought   to   no- new house, and be was all done but the ' tice. as was the need of the right kind second coating on the (Kirch iloors. and   of   development.     ".Missions    .-Xmong
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Drinkwater died instiintly. The other realize that he is gone and it certainly i man called cut for help and Ad Sundi- comes terribly hurd to his family. Ison, who lives ne.Nt door, went to their The remains were brought to Free- ! HPsJstHiici-and helped pull the body . port and funeral services were held 'out llf the water. Sanderson then Tuesday, with interment in (lieenlield ' towel tlu- other boat to the City   dock   Cemetery.
Mrs.
Killed When Auto Skids | Fire Council
Recommends
A new advertiser in the Review this week is the Victor Stationery and Cigar store, successor to Kiefer. Thi' new prniirietor, ,\1r, Michnolf, is put¬ ting in conHiileiulile new stock, includ¬ ing a line of Victor talking machines, also tennis goods iind a large stcu-k of Park & Tilford candy. Mr. Michnolf will call attention to his goods through the Keview each week, and •¦ would appreciHt'j a ca'l I'roni you, so that you may Inc..me ac(|iiaiiitei| with tiiri, a.' he intends to build a good busine.-fs in Freepoit.
CARD OF THANKS At tbe regular meeting of Truck Company No. 1, Fieetiort Fire Deparl ment, on Tuesday evening, June 2, a motion wns unanjinously curried thai this con |iunv extend a vote of thanks to the ta.N'iiHyi-rs for their support at the s:   ciul I'leeliiin of .May ."i.
F. S. .Snedeker, jr..
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Dean.    Second, "Siin|ile Life," owned   use the foot »:gain.
hy   Edward   Linger.       Third,   "Haliy       There   is   talk   of   giving
Vinitu," owned by Charle.s G. Hill. game for Cheshire, as he wu
The second   wus   a   handicup   maich   with the   players and   sped! race between "Dorothy M.," owned by   was   a_ sniifipy young    pi ivi l.ler nis J. Comiskey, and "Mildred V.,    putting up a clean iraine. Ill, ownad by J. C.   Whritenour.     The race was twenty ni'Utical miles,   being four times over the   Club   Course,   and promised to be   very   interesting,   but unfortunately "Miklred V. Ill"  devel iipe'i motor I roubles which delayed her III line lap and "Dorothy .M." won upon '¦cii.-ii-tent running,    there nol beini'   a ¦ iliffiicnce of four second.-; in her   time ill any one lap.
Tin.IT was a gnat   deai   of   ituerest .ilrnVN in the aeroplam- e.xhibitinn giv¬ en iiy .Mbert S. Heinrich of the   Hein¬ rich ..\i-roplaiii' Conipany   of   Baldwin. .Mr. Hiiiirich first ;ippeai-eii about 25i.'0 feet III:, coming   from   the   nort'¦.¦.••est, anil   Ilev.    vi r\ steadil'.'   in   his   p . no   : plane, circling aui'ir:d .-^cver... '.iine.-^ to ^ lii'. east of the C!uo House with   many j ^:'i!   -'.i.ig    manoeuvres,    and    finally i
V. P. 'Ugh
\V. HalT, jr., has apjualeJ, through his attorneys, Edwards it bi-i;. tit Lt-\y. to the Appellate Division frem the judgment of the County t;ourt, which was secured ugain.-t him by Carman i'lHiit. TIi" appeal vvill be ar- i'Uvd al the Oct..inn- f .ur;.
Joseph T. Hall, of Valley Stream, for the past two terms Receiver of Ta.xts for the Town of Hempstead, was killed yesterday morning when his automobile skidded at Franklin Square and he was thrown uguinst a tree, and his skull fractured A call was ini- •nediately sent for physicians and fc;r an ambulance from the Nassau Ho.-i- pilal. Mineola. and the ambulance n- 'POhdeii promptly, but tlit- injured rnan
Mack Tractor
A .~piciai iiii'etiiiK <;1 ih-' t-'ile i nun cil wa:. beld at the Engine Huuse VVed¬ nesday evening, for the |iUi'pi)se of 11-- ceiving bids for furnishing a tiiolor tractor for hauling Trui-k 1.
In uttendaii'.-e vveie Cliirfs Loi.naiii, l',:,.r.-,i.;i ui.il Siriitii,  WiudelM V, illiam
-.leileker   an.l .;f  Kl :-ine   1.
died jilst ufter arriving at the hos;iital. jot llose 1, Cotter and 'iVbite   of   Hose
liesides his widuw, Maggie Duvisiui Hall, four cliildr 11, Lyman !i.. I-'lor- enc-,' 1.,, Helen i... and Jo.-;eph E. suy. vivi: Mr. Hall. The funeral Hriunge- 'I'l-iit:  hnv,. nnt !., I'li completed yet.
2, S'i;n'.-..'r  ol    Hon Niles of Tiu.-k 1,  U
..out olf bis motor and vulpbined to the ground alightintj gracefully to the west 1st quality liaiden Hose, lie ft. ,,f the Club Ilouse.    A   great   deal   of
Lawn Sprinklers, 5(lc up. enthusiasm was shown in   the   success
Sprinkling ("ans, 25c up. of his machine and Mr.   Heinrich   was
Black Screening, 2c sq. ft. presented   with   a   silver   cup   by   the
(Jalv. Screening, 3c sq. ft. ; rolls 2Jc   Vacht Club in token of his courtesy   in Lawn Mowers, $l!.4.5 to $9.2,'> giving the exhibition.
Window Screens, 20c up. Unfortunately he waa forced to leave
O-Cedar Mops,   89c;   oil,   $2.60 gal.   sooner thun   exjiected   as   a   telephone Garden Utensils message from the Garden City Hangars
Perfection Oil Heaters, $2.98 : made it neceasary for him   to   pioceed
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Two bid.- W..-1 c rUbmittuc! I cjssful bi.id.:r, oiie being ic car, with an engine simibit-re bin..iion cars now geiieriillv the   N.  Y. F. D.,   but   the   i
American Orientals" was read. : J.  Hewlett reuiP'Rellex    Inlhience   on j -Asia."
i This beiin: the last meeting, a social ; hour and refreshments fulluwed the : meeting.
AT THE .METHODLST CIUKCH
On Sunday morning next Dr. Curtice will speak on the theme ".-\ccordlng to Your Failn." Tbc scrmun will Ileal of the nature of I'aiih, natural and i-upcrniitural faith, the i-auses and effects el' faith, and faith In modern life.
Sunday evening the servici s wili be¬ gin at 7 iJi'i o'clock.       Instead   of   the usual service the twenly-lifth unniver- : sary   of   the founding of the   Kiiwnrth ; League   will   be observed aiid   oHiciTH uf the local i-haiiter will lu-  ir.slalled.
In c'liiiieci lull Witt) Ihls si i \ ici , Dr. (ieorge A. II. Smilh, Miss Marv Kstes of the Freepu:-; !I:.:'i '.¦'d: and Frark A. L :i: . ,. -.• .i .Mi-n-ha.il-' IJ.-fri- ct rin-' wiil 1 I'-ike biief aili!res>e.-.
.Vs till: closing fl itlire i .i;nim. Dr. C'Jrtice will ii:-! cer:: el, cl.
I On .Monday evening, ai :-; liillis, pastcu- uf lhe hii-lcr (.'hurch, of Brooklyn, will Vl' al i. c:ui.-. ",Iiibi) Un¬ safe t I the rwentieth Ceri lecture was lo have been VV"dnesday evenintj, Iml Was um -<pecf..(|iv called to Very iniportaiit niatiei'.. I'-c-im-Is are :!."i ceiit.-i. Th.- mail \.i greai iiiid the kc; l.lfe is cijn.,i(icred on-'.' of hi.- I.t.-t. ,.
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The Ladies' Aid Society cl th- .M. K.(hun-h will holil ii strawbeirs fi-li- val next Wednesday evening, June In, in the lecture room; im adini-siuii i-harged ; also sale of apron- maili by members of tb<- Sucietv,
Chicken Wire, 150 ft.   Roll, ft., ic opened
Chick Wire, IJc sq. ft. Nursing Bottles, 2 for 5c Perfection Cook   Stovea,   2  burner, $6.75; 3 burner, $9 00
Peroxide, 16 oz. bottle, 10c Da Silva 5-10c Store and W. Merrick Road Advertlvement
People who use perfumes usually select some choice odor for regular uae. ^ee Smith & Bedell's adv. in this iasue.
AdvarUiMiiMiiL
Complete line of fountain pens at Chubbuck's; see adv.
AdTertlMmmt
ic   sq. i at once to Garden City as several   mil¬ lionaire representatives of tha Govern- i ment of Costa Rica had   called  to   see
¦ him in  reference  to  negotiations   for
¦ machinea to be furnished for their Gov- I ernment.
i     In   leaving,     .Mr.    Heinrich     arose j gracefully from the ground and   again
circling around and   manoeuvring   laid
LutliiTiiii C'liiircli, whioli Ct'lf'linitcil its Fifth .Viiiiiveisiiry Siiuday Also Showing \ lew of liectory
In the Fraternal Orders South Shore Yacht
Club on Busy Season
Doing* in  the  secret fraternal  organixations  of Freeport and Ticinity.
During June, July and August, meet-: jhe regular meeting of the South inga of Freeport Lodge, H. P. O. E.. | g^^re Yacht Club will be beld at the his course for Garden City, where he , will be held only on the first and third | q^^^^ House Tuesday evening of next disappeared from sight, high above | Thursday evenings, instead of every j^g^jj^ followed by a meeting ef the the heads of the interested spectators, i Thursday as before.
Freeport Boys
Win Honors
Mrs.    Anna  Neuss  has  closed  her I     Fred S. Patterson,
of  Mr.   and
dressmaking eatablishment on  Federal' Mrs.   William    H.  Patterson of South
Street and gone in company with Mad
am K- Bohm, on Pieirepont Place,    tf
AdvartlAwnent .
Coal will   cost   more   next   month. Buy now  and  save  money.    Freeport;
Coal Co.
AdvertUement
Try my apecial box of  cut   flowera, 75c, for the weekend.    C. R.   Ankers, florist, Rockville Centre,    L. I.    Tele¬ phone connection; delivery anywhere. Advartlaement.
Main Street, and Paul Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson   of  North Main   Street,   graduated from   Cooper Union Institute, New York City,   Fri- . day evening, each of tbem having   fin- i ished a four years' course in   civil   en- Igineering and graduating with honors. Messrs. Pattcrsun and Johnson were graduates of Freeport High School   in the   Class  of VMS, and went   through Cooper   Union   together,   and each re¬ ceives the degrees of Bachelor of   Sci¬ ence in Civil Engineering, and each of Trees, planta and shrubs can   be  se-   thern is   now   employed .by   the   New cured at small coat at Woodbine   Park   York Telephone Co. in tho engineering Nusrery, Bgrgen Plaee and Lena Ave.   department.    In connection with their John J. Randall,
Freeport, N. Y. Advertisement.
At the Plaza, Wednesday, June 10, "Evangeline," (Longfellow's immort¬ al poem) in five reels.
Advertiaement.
Standard Gasoline, 17c gal. G. Ben¬ nett Smith Garaue.
Advert'fament.
Beginning with June  6  and  ending
Flag Day will be celebrated lodge room by Freeport Lodge O. E., on Saturday, June   13  at   2:30. The oration will be delivered  by   Rev. George  E. Bishop,   D.   D.,   pastor  of St. Marks Church, Rockville Centre.
WeeklyWeatherReport
(For our readys in other localities)
Memorial Day
Services G. A.R.
The annual .Memorial    Day   services
of D. P. P. Mott Poat No. 527.   Grund
Army   of  the   Republic,   on   Saturday
were more largely   attended   than   the
. previoua year.    The comrades,  accom-
j Board of Governors.    It   is  especially . p„r,ie(j i,y t^e   membera  of  the   local
at   tira I ""equested that a every boat  owner   be ! orders of Mechanics and Elks, and  the
g/^    present at this meeting, when the best: pirp   Department,    met   at  the   Post
' methods of running   motor boat   laces'^oom, and marched to Freeport  Ceme-
will be discussed.    This la  considered   tery, where   memorial   services   were
a vital question, and upon the decision   ^eld in   honor  uf  deceaaed   comrades.
of the boat owners on thia queation de
pends the success of the races
The members were   also  accompanied by the Relief Corps No. 139,    At   th.
The   reception   at   the Club   House  gjogg ^f j^e aerviees   the   participants
Saturday evening was a pleasant affair about 600 people being present, to en¬ joy the dancing to music furnished by Prof. Cordes. The Club House is open for dancing every week-day evening music
diplomas, large bronze medals were awarded to Messrs. Patterson arid Johnson.
To Rebuild Crystal Lake House Quickly
Mrs. A. E. Frost, proprietor of the Crystal Lake House, has made an 'ad¬ justment 6i her insurance loss wich with August 29."'the"yard a^d at^or"e of ' '*'*"''J"*'?"; ^^o have agreed to re- Lewis H. Rois Company will close Sat-1 b"'';^ ^^e destroyed parts, and to have urday afternoons at 1 o'clock. I'»'« *>»'«' '""^y ^°' *'«'" »° ""^ «8»'" ^y
AdvarUaamant   July 1-
(For our readers in other localities
Friday, May 29—(^lear, cool, windy
Saturday,    Decoration    Day—Quite  during the seascn, with specia cool, slight rain early in a. m. ; cleared' Saturday evening off before noon, and fine all day.
Sunday—Slightly overcast in morn¬ ing; fine weather all day ; windy and cooler in afternoon.
Monday—Continuing fine weather.
i'uesday—Sume a-^ Monday.
Wednesday ^—Same.
Thursday—Began to ruin early in a. in., ruin all day.
The entertainment committee is planning a circus and vaudeville to be given aome time next month, which they promise will be the finest and most extensive afTair ever given on Long Island.
returned to the meeting room of the G. A. R. where refreshments were served, after which the company went to Rockville Cemetery and repeated the ceremonies there.
Mrs. Hill Flies at
Hempstead Plains
from the tiuck company thought this too light, and re(|Uested a bid on a heavier truck at the aame time. The bid for the ligbt car was $2'.I.tO, the lowest bid received.
Till-' prupo^ul inude by this company includes n S-tcn truck, 4 cylinder. 4 cycle engine, with u guarunteeil speed of 2n miles per hour and a maximum of 30. Right drive, right control, with a wheel base of 126 inches. Rushmore self-starter, electric lights. An instructor is to remain with the ear for ten days to instruct the men cn handling the car. The tractor is guaranteed against defects in work¬ manship for a period of three years and monthly inspection is made by the company.
Small Fire
Friday Morning
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REV. SAUl
The last meeting lor I lie seie-ui the Long IslancI Methodiat Prea Associution whs held this niurnii the Fleet Street M. E. Church, scheduled speaker failed to [lUt in an appearance and the meeting was givi-n over entirely tu business. The follow¬ ing oflicers were elected: Prisulent, Rev. Suul 0. Curtice, of Kre-iiort; vice president. Rev. W. M. Hughes, of Crofisey Avenue M, E, Church, und secretary and treasurer. Rev. Ira W. Henderson, of the Sands Street Me¬ morial.
The members of the husinesH com¬ mittee elected were Rev. J. W. Kay¬ mond, of the Embury M. E. ('hurch; Rev. J. H. Bell, of the .Sumner Ave¬ nue M. E. Church, and Rev. (ieorge Adams, of Lynbrook Church.
— Eagle, June 1.
PKESBYTERIAN CHURCH N'ext Sunday morning, June 7, Rev. At 8:35 this morning lhe Fire De-i J- ''''i'l'"'.v Gould • will preach a sermon partment was called to the home of j "" "The Preser.t Place and Power of Frank vVilletts on upper Wallace j''reaching." The date marks the 20th Street. A small fire, supposed to have j "ifiversary of Mr. Gould's entrance been caused by children, did about $25, hito tbe ministry.
damage in a room on the second    floor,       '" the evening    the   subject   of   the but was extinguished before arrival of I sermon will be "Keeping on the Job."
from the text, "I must work the works
department.    Recall at 8:47
of Hina that sent me while it is day.'
CARD OF THANKS Editor Review:—
Will  you  kindly,   through   the   col¬ umns of your  paper,   thank   the   Fire
De'partni^nt and all my friends and chased three carloads of oil, each from neighbors for their kindness to me in a ditferent concefn, with the idea of my recent trouble, incident to the seeing which one teems best adapted burning of my hotel. I built the house for the use upon the Peekskill gravel and loved it, and cannot find ward? to toads, that being the material of all express my appreciation oi    the  Nym-: our local improved streeti.
Pearly this week Mrs. Charles G. Hill enjoyed a flight in the Heinrich aeroplane at Hempstead Plains field, ascending over 20(10 feet and remain¬ ing there for nearly twenty minutes. Aviator Heinrich had planned to carry „ .    . ^ .Mrs. Hill with him   in   his  exhibition
Street   Commissioner   Spraguo   now   ,,,^^,4 „^ Decoration Da/ at the   South has the   task   of   oiling   the   village   .^^,^,^6   Yacht   Club,    but    found   the streets.    The Village poard   has   pur-   grounds there too soft to adaiit of suc¬ cessful starting wilh a passenger,   and
Oiling Village  Streets
so gave her an unusually long lation" flight at tbe Plaina.
"conao-
pathy and assistance given roe   in   my heavy loss.
Very truly voura. A. E. Frost,
Prop. Cryatal Lake Home
It   is   the   intention of the Board, if possible,   to  oil   all the streets   which have   been  improved, providing   there is  enoagh  money   in   the  fund which to complete the work.
Coming, Wednesday, June 10, at the Plaza, matinee   and   evening,   "Evan¬ geline," (Longfellow's immortal poem) in five reels; strung,    thrilling,   dram- with   atic situations,   wholesome and clean. AdvarUaament.
Rev. Mr. Gumbs
Leaves Freeport ip
fhe Loyal Sons of the   Presbyterian
Churcb will hold a strawberry  festival
nd   entertainment   in   the   (!hapel   on
Friduy   evening.    June    19.    Tickets
are now on sale by the  members.
The New York Annual Conference ofthe Bethel A. M. E. Chun-h closed, Sunday evening. The Conference wus The children of tlie .Sunday School presided over by Bishop Evans Tyree ! are preparing fur the Children's Duy of the First Episcopal District. All 1 Service to be given on the second Sun- of the pastors were returned, except' day in June, the 14th, in the Parish Rev. S. H. V. Gumbs, pastor of Bethel | House. " 'Neath Summer Skies" is A. M. E. Church of this   village,   who   the service to be rendered.
is  appointed   to  Flushing  A.   .M.   E.     -   -
Church, a larger and much more flour- j ishing church. Rev. F'. .M. Laws of Westbury ha- been appointed to Free- port Church tu succeed Dr. Gumbs.
More Freeport News on ?tge 8
Renfax musical pictures at the Plaza every Monday in addition to our regu¬ lar program.
Strong, thrilling, dramatic situa¬ tions, wholesome and clean are to be found in Longfellow's immortal poem, "Evangeline," to be Shown in five reels with two hundred scenes at the Plaza, Wednesday, June IP; matinee and evening.
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