Nassau County Review 19100429

              Freeport Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1910
Vol. XV, No. 27
FREEPORT NEWS
Freeport Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., added another to its list of members by initiation last Friday night.
John W. Bailey, Long Beach Ave. i and Merrick Road, is up for the sum- i I mer. i
News of the Churches
Local Topics \
„,,„.                  uum.    Jl     Talk about your "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. i Miss J. C. Ross is announced to lead   Board of  Trustees  was   held   Monday I „ ^    ,. ^^^ j^^ ^^.     ^^^^ the Observer, . E'.,_„..fu I „„ ^„f:„„ ,„  »,.. M    which authorized the  purchase of $200 , .ul c-„* :* :.„«...» --a   »u.
School Notes
A meeting   of  the   School
Library
This being the fifth   Friday  evening ¦ the Epworth Leauge meeting in the M. u_^i,    *      »u     t-t. >.nc •¦"
I of the month there will bfe no  meeting I E. Church Sunday  night; topic, "Em-   ^°r^^   of new books  for  the   ''orary,.; ^^^^^j ^^^ ^^.^^^^ j^ ^^^^ .,
F.Cassassahas   enlarged   his   f^uit i^^ Village Board tonight. i>owering for Testimony." ^^^l^^  w.ll mean a much desired  addi-^y„„, ,,„-,, ^
the first item on its first page   and   the
Take
Base-Ball
The baseball team of Frceport Coun¬ cil, Jr. 0. U. A. M., started the season at Baklwin Saturday afternoon, when it was defeated by the Baldwin Field Club by the   score of 6 to :i.    Freeport
store by removing the  partition in the I rear, making a fine appearing place.      j
R. W. Hart  and   famiiy   are now at i their summer residence on South Ocean avenue:
Charles E. Helland has been appoint-1     Marie   Bolton is to   lead   the   Young
ed janitor of the M. E. Church  to sue-' Peoples'   meeting Sunday   night in the   ing club in the   fourth   English  class, : ^^ ^j^j^^i^j^-'^'^j ^^^^    y^
ceed Mrs. Fritz   Stortz,   commencing | Presbyterian Church ; subject, "Christ  which meets every Wednesday, and is a i ^jj] ^^^ gpVead   It is genera
Mayl. I Our King."    (Consecration meeting.)     great   help  in   the study  of   English    that Long Island can get  al
tr.       '„ rs       A    err   .,..-.   .-I      _.                                                                               /^l«^    '^^^**'^''   ^PP^^"- '" ^^'^    Student; ^j^^^^^ "^^^^.^   ^^^j^j^^^^^
'A. A. Palamountain has sold his house on North Ocean avenue to D. B. Raynor.
V. G. Walters and George   Christian      H. Asa Nichols   is in Freeport  from j are spending the week-end in   Sullivan ; his   home in North   Carolina,   for   the I
scored in the second inning on a hit hy Miss Shanley has organized a debat- '. The recent boxing match at Freeport j Combs and errors by Strang and Car- _   , L ¦_ ^u-   .t-.._^u^Tn__i:_u   ..__^    has set many people to talking and some ] man.    Baldwin   scored   twice   in   the
the  fever j same inning on hits by C. Carman   and
generally thought I Herbert   and  Cheshire's  fumble of C.
Long Island can get  along  better | Carman's  grounder   and   again on the
without  such  exhibitions    than    with i foul on Herbert's  left on an  error   by
them. j Moore, who stole second   and scored on
Inasmuch as there is a movement un-i Joy's  single to   right.    Freeport  tied
Chase's public schools,  it  would I single,   W.   Cheshire's   two-bagger  t<i
These   debates The village Board of Trustees is  en-j     There will be a union   prayer  meet-   each issue deavoring  to  secure  a  dog catcher to : jng ^f the Baptist, Methodist Episcopal      An exhibit of 200  copies of  some of
clear the streets of some of the surplus ^ and Preshyterian Churches at the Pres-   the  finest pictures in the   world,   sent   . ., ,,    , n*     f f„ f.. f,.,..^ ' the   smre in tho  «nvonth
srav Hoo-H u  »    •       ct       u       ti.      a ¦       i u    .u    a   iir   cn- c      en        der  way throughout the state tQ teach i me   score in the  seventh
sray aogs, byterian   Church on Thursday   evening  here  by the A. W. E  ison   Co. of Bos-   ,     .       •   ..u       ui-      u    i     :»  ,.,„„m i sincrio    w    rhoQi,ir<.'u    ,
. '   I rj At: . -11 u   u ij   ,. ..u   XI      c u    1 VT      boxirtg   in the public schools,  it  would; single,   W.   Cheshire s   ti
3t 7.4.5. . ton, Wll be he d at the New School No. I *".,   . ,    ,       ¦     .'    -   „i.,k-' riirht   anH   nn   iniSoM   hit  u-,,  M«r>ro
o   L    i.U    10...U       1   -1 i.U      e   at      .     seem   that  good  clean boxing in clubs; right   ana   an   intield   hit   oy  Moore. Tb»W„,„an-aMJ..i.n..v   <3..i«tv nf  3 about the IJth and   14th   of   May to;  j^ j^ j^    ,„ ^        ^j i Baldwin   scored   once   on a single   by
rJj ^uT**". ^ M'««'0"a'^y .,^°<=>«ty of  help get some pictures for   the decora- _^,^.J'^ , Strang, who stole second and scored on
the Presbyterian Church   will   meet in   tion of the new school rooms. ;     The   Brooklyn   Eagle   had   another' pisher's double   Fi-^her ¦scoring on Mer-
the  chapel on Wednesday,    May   4. at       Last Thursday the High  School   met I spasm Tuesday night because our .schol-j rjtt's  error oif C   Carman   and in   the 2.30 p. m.    Subjects   for the  day are    Lynbrook High School at Lynbrook and ' ars are   practicing yells for the debate i ninth were  presented  with a couple of
structed   to  enforce  the  ordinance re-   get an officer at the village court room   p^^^V".'      AM ladL"s of t^^^^^^^^^^        'ru^'"'"'' .u^T  /Y '''"'" "^   15 to 3.   uo be held at Rockville   Centre this ev-; run.s without a hit.
.•       ._-,,^^  I-.-._¦-_  ._   _:.,_ ,..-i„_..i.- r_.-_L.     ^.»,   ' rr,, ^ fortoKico.        "AH laclics ot thc church  ^his WUS thc first Lcaguc   game of the ¦ ening, during or after chapel exercises.       xi,e   team   this   year     with a little
are very cordially invited to attend.       .season. : Our staid contemporary   evidently for-' more   practice,    should   makea
County, combining business   and pleas ure.
The  villlage  police  have   been
summer.    He   will be joined   by   Mrs. Nichols in June.
After tomorrow you   will be   able to
garding   riding bicycles pn   sidewalks ; any time of night.    Officer Elmer Ray- in the village. ' nor goes on duty May 1.
very
Saturday they met the   Erasmus 2nd i gets times are changed  and the idea of; strong aggregation and should, as Man-
Pension   certificates  are to be  made'     Thc euchre which  was to have  been     ,        s^   , ... ,
out next Wedneaday.    Persons   calling I held at the  Freeport Club   House   this ; "^ "^^^'"^^.'"\;^"'^^ „     ^,    . at the Review   office to get these made i Friday evening was postponed to Wed- ! ,\'"- ^""ll^ '" ^^^ *¦"¦'' Presbyterian   ;; to 0. out are requested to call between 9 and ' ne.sday evening. May 4. ^^''"'^'    ^he evening   service will be        -
12 o'clock so far as possible.	
Freeport Council,  No.   57, Jr. O. U.
At the Wednesday evening  meeting [ A. M., will   have another class   initia-
of tho  general committee of the   Fire-1 tion next Friday evening.    This organ-
zation is getting well along toward the
A co^union service with reception   team at the former   Freeport  Athletic   educational authorities   nowadays is to | gger   Baldwin   say.s,   "take   the  dust held at I0.3C   Field and defeated   them   by a score of   allow the   students a little   freedom to . from no-one."    The line-up speaks  for
make   their .studies   more   enjoyable, j itself, comprising players who are stars Tuesday the High School played their   which has a tendency to   keep   them in | on other teams in the vicinity and con- school
men's Carnival and  Tournament, to be
held in October,   Robert G.   Anderson J 500 mark
was added to the Finance Committee
. there   will be Communion  service  and
Miss Catherine  Dehrberg  and Peter  reception of members Sunday morning,
Koehler were married Thursday  night i ^he subject of the sermbn at the even-
Wis., and his nieces, Alice  and Evelyn   at the residence of the bride's  mother, ' L"K    ,fvice   will   be  "The    Moderi   ^ ^
Bromhead, of Brooklyn,  weie  viaiting j Mrs. Dehrberg, Washington avenue andj ^^,^"-     J"^   hour of evening   service Next
at Mrs. John B. Hibbard's   this  week. ' Meadowbrook, Boulevard,   Merrick, by j **"" °^ changed from 7.30 to 7.45 p. m. Rockvil
Capt. Milton B. Flynt of Milwaukee,
gin at 7.45 p. m. and the   Rev. Charles   second   League   game   at   Hemii.stciul school    longer.    The Eagle   also  feels ! ^ists of Moore, ;ih. ; Merritt, ss. ; Ro.se, Herbert   Scholey   will   preach     about   with the Hempstead High  School.    At   hurt that secular tunes   such as "Any-' 2b. ;    Johnson   and   Voorhis,   lb.;   P.
"The   Most   Valuable   Thing   In   the   the beginning of the ninth   inning   the body Here   Seen Kelly?" are used   for | Smith, cf. ; R. Comb.s,  If. ; Cha.se, rt'. ;
World."                                                           score was 13 to II in Hempstead's fav- words   fitted   in   by   scholars  of  thej w. Cheshire, c. ; and S. Cheshire, p.
"T      ZT-              ..,       .    o*"-     Freeport was up at the   bat   with school.    They can   probably   hear   thei     Next Saturday thc same   teams  will
At the Methodi^st   Episcopal   Church   the bases two-thirds full and a promise Salvation Army singing the same   tune | meet at Freeport and'the (.'ame   should
of a couple   of  runs   to   tie   the   score to some well-known   religious   wording : [jp interesting,
when the umpire made a very question- and the world will be no worse off eith- I     Summary:
able decision which caused them to stop er.    I think it'a a catchy little tune.      j                     Score by iiiniuKs:
playing and protest the game. • ,    . r. . r .i     i tij' Freeport      0100002
Tuesday   the   team   will go to i     President Peter.s of the Long   Island ; g   yj ^                    ((20100
Ile Centre to meet their old-time Ra'lroad _and   Congressman   Cocks_ are      .^^^ ^^^^^ hits--W. Cheshire.
0 0 2  I-
I next Sunday, to continue to Nov. 1.
rivals for the first time this season.
; ond sermon in a series on "The Chris- ' tian God." A special invitation is ex- , tended to young people to attend the Christian Endeavor service at 7 p. m.
port F'ire Department, having in charge the arrangements for the New York Southern Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
Capt.   Flynt is an old   Brooklyn   man.   Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey
well known to some of our Freeporters. , !
  Don't forget novir that the hot weath-      Rev.   Frederick J. Soule will   speak
Clarence A. Edwards' real estate er is coming to try that Rexall Sundae i Sanday morning at the Baptiat Church agency reports the following sales for mentioned in the Review last week, ' on the subject, "The Searchlight Re- theweek: For Ellen Hughes, house the one with the ice cream, banana, versed." The eveniqfe topic will he, and plot on Hempstead and Babylon , oranges, whipped cream, etc. ; it is a "The Christian's Idea of God," a sec- Turnpike to H. F. Miller, of Brooklyn ;; dinner. Johnston's, West Merrick for Martin Southard, railroad property, . Koad.
Bennington Park, and two lots on Ben- : 	
nington Ave. to Bernherd Voss of New ;     C. A. Fulton   has   lea.sed   his   store, York City. ! corner West Merrick Road and Church,
While   auto  riding on   the   Merrick i *« ^^^ Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Road   lii.-it Thursday evening   with   his l »"^ ^^^^y will take possession   Monday, wife   and   baby   at   Baldwin,   K.   A. | ^^e   first of  May.     Accordingly   Mr. Combs,   jr., was compelled   to   turn to ' ^»^^ri must get his stock out this week one   side of the road to get out   of the j ^"'J'«. 8«'''"B'^ a<^ auction   each night, way  of  a  large  touring  car   coming  '^^'^ *"* ^dv. this week, from the opposite direction, and blinded by the   glare of their lamp  he did   not see a heap of atone,   etc.,   lying in the side of the road, into which he ran, and upset   his  car, throwing  all   its occu¬ pants ^out onto the hard   macadamized
road.     Mr.    Combs   was  only   a little: the   Sigmond   Opera   House   in' "The  class.    Prof. Palamountain  has always  neighboring village: bruised,   but his   wife  and  youngster , Triumph of Betty," under the auspices  been willing to assist in charitable  ob-   Dear Editor:-- were badly cut and scratched.    The car ^ ^f the Freeport  Enterprise   Band   this i jects and has sung for all the  churches       It is with   much   solicitude   for   the
two   well   known   men who have   been ; trying to prevent  the  humbugging  of >
Communications ^"'".'^'^y 'T'^'^^ ^'•" apparently like to
be imposed Ufxin by real estate dealers, • Mr. Editor:— but   their  work   seems   of   little   use..
The General Committee of the Free-   The Brooklyn Eagle Saturday night had j'
Hits    off Cheshire, 0 ; off Carman, 5.
Bases on balls oil Cheshire, 2; off Carman, 2.
Struck out—By ('heshire, 5; by Ca • man 8.
full   page  adv. of a concern   .selling! Satisfaction at DaSilva's.
property at Mafsapequa and 1 note one:     There's     heaps   of   satisfaction   in paragraph   of   their  adv. . which   is   a'knowing   that you   can   exchange'the tion Convention,   de.sire   through   your   good   sample:    "12   miles   from   New ! goods or get your money   back   on any
York City line; commutation about 10 ' unsatisactory   purchase.     Besides that cents." 'you have the advantage of lower prices.
There   should be a law punishing   by   For instance these:
Household Goods. Breakfast and Dinner Plates 5c. Pressed Glass Berry Bowls 10c. 10 qt. Tin Dish I'ans 10c. i qt. Agato Ste'rt' Pans lOc.
paper, to call the attention of the pul
lic to the fact that a souvenir program
The   friends of Prof. A.    Palamoun-   will be published   in   connection   with
tain will tender him a monster compli-   the Tournament, etc., and   would state
mentary benefit at Freeport at Sigmond   that no one has any authority to solicit  vertising a'statement which is not   ab- Ojiera House on Tuesday evening, May   advertisements   for the   benefit  of the 10.    The members of all the choral so-   Freeport Fire Department,    except ex- cieties and choirs that have sung under   Chief A. B.    Wallace,   chairman    Sou- Prof. Palamountain's leadership during   venir Program Committee.
fine and imprisonment any   concern ad¬ vertising a statement which is r solutely true, not "about" true.
Two Auctions
the 'ast five years are invited to attend the rehearsal to be held in the chapel of the Presbyterian (Church on Tue.sday evening next at 8 o'clock. Several artists have already volunteered their Stock   Co. will  appear at  services and the   program   will be first
For Saturday Only. Home-made Peanut Brittle 10c. Ib. Mixed Chocolates 20c. lb.
DaSilva's
The   Hill
W.
J- Huyler Ellison, Chairman. H. Sammons, Sec'y.
We have been asked to publish the following "Open Letter to the South Side (Jbserver," a paper published in a
was also wrecked.
The Minstrel Show, given by the young ladies and gentlemen of the Church of Our Holy Redeemer, in Sig¬ mond's Opera House, last P'riday night, for the benefit of the new Catholi^ Church, was a grand success. Stand¬ ing room was all that was to be had at 8.15, shortly after the doors opened.
Friday evening. This company has ap-! whenever his help was asked. After welfare of the young men and boys of peared at this theatre several times ! his recent illness his friends think that Freeport, that we learn of an organiz- and have gained quite a reputation for this is an opportune time to show their ation formed here under the title of the good work   they   turn   out.    Come j appreciation of his work as a musician. , "Unity   Athletic    Club"   to   provide
and help the boys along.
Mr. Les.chziner calls attention to his clearing out sale of Spring hats at re¬ duced prices; also ladies' shirt waists. Miss   Elizabeth   Meyer,   expert  hair-
HouseStruck by Lightning
During the thunder shower between 8 and 9 o'clock Monday evening, light¬ ning  struck the residence of Frank M.
pugilistic contests as the amusement and object of the so-called "Club." It needs no argument to prove that such amusement as was provided at the "meeting" of the club on the 18th' inst. is of the kind   that  tends   to  de-',
Wallace & Abrams, auctioneers, an¬ nounce two auctions. The first one will be held tomorrow, April'30th, at 12..'iO p. m., at 62 Lincoln avenue, Rockville Centre, and will consist of] household furniture, carpets, dishes, ! kitchen utensils, beds, bedding, etc. Also, liarn, 36x50; [laint shop or gar-; age, water cloaet, flag pole, lawn urns, j etc. '
On Wednesday, May 4th, the same : auctioneers will sell the entire con¬ tents of Dr. Crain's residence, 80 Lin¬ coln avenue, Rockville Centre. This is fine funiiture, and is well worth hav¬ ing. Also, fine sets of books. See' posters for further particulars.
An attractive program was arranged  dresser,   will   beat   the French  shop  Smith on Bedell street, between Raynor    rgje both the active  participants and by   their coach.   Rube   >^lch.     Part j Thursday and   Friday  evenings.    Also  and Archer streets, and tore things  all
Mr. E. Ellis, registered optometrist Uo pieces in a front bedroom in which and optician, each Monday and Thurs- { Mrs. Smith and her daughter were lying day evening for eye  treatment; exam-   '" ''cd.
inations free. Mr. Ellis was formerly ! There is no indication as to how the with Abraham & Straus. it i'bolt entered the house, but lots of it as  reading  or eTse a joke  is furnished   in
  , to  how   It  went out.    -There is a  hole , the   article   of your last  issue,   which
Past  Regent   John D. Gunning   has  |n^tne wall about an . inch   m  diameter , gtates that "Among the njfi;Bber8 pres-
1, consisting of the amafeiir perform¬ ers, wae ably done, songs being sung by Marion Reynolds, Toots Welch, Gertrude Nolan, May Coyle, Mrs. Wil¬ liam F. Connolly, Teddy Moran, Billy Nolan, Bill Camman, Charles Egan, Jack   Nolan,   Joe Marion   and   Frank
BALDWIN
On Thursday evening. May 12, thej the spectators. And one would be .Epworth League of the M. E. Church laughed at who should claim that a re-' ":'" have an entertainment in the spectable corAmunity could be benefit- chapel, consisting of music, a comic ted by such exhibitions. P^"*""?'"''' ,f"*'t'ed      Courting Under;
This   being   the   case,     interesting   I^'^cu't'es,    and a short   farce  called
'My Turn Next.
Keogh,  assisted by a chorus of  thirty-1 ^een at Rochester this week   attending I ^^ere  the  bolt  evidently  came from ^„^ Monday evening   werrmen high in   Enisconal Churc
t^'S-      ,                       ,,^^,         ,    i the Grand Council, Royal  Arcanum, as  ^he attic, but no showing as to  how   it business pursuits in this   and  adjacent  Rpv   Wdliam D
Part two was one of the best  vaude-|jg,te from Fraternal Council, which   "r'vedjn the attic  unless it  came   m yj,,            including also   some   church : haJ; charge of b
villa     ahnwn     **var    ho H in    the,    Cirtora i .         "                                                           ._        . .   .   ¦ nn^ov *i,a e*a„e*m        The, m\r,Ar.rm,    r,.,aramt _   .".                       .     *?           .....                             nave cnarge Ol  o
officials,   one of whom told the   writer
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper! will be administered   in the   Methodist' Church on Sunday   morning. Tuckey,   pastor,   will I charge of both moming and even- j
ville shows ever held in the Opera j y^^ ^„„ ,^^„„j j^^ j^ class 15, which , ""der the eaves. The window nearest ^mciais, one oi wnom roia rne wruer :„_ „rvices • Tonic of Eoworth Leairue House the actors giving their services jg considered quite an honor. There i t^.s round hole, on the south Side of the that he thought it a fine athletic exhi- mfetfn^ at 6 45 n m '^Emnowerfn^ gratuitously -,J were   475 delegates at the   -onvention ! room, was carried  completely  away--  bition."    Perhaps,   however,   this   ar-  f'r Sr^onv''    LeLW Ss^^^^^^^
The proceeds amounted to $<00, with , ^„j ^^e people of Rochester gave them  «ash,   frame  trim and shutters   inside  tide commenting ^n the affair as being , Kejlum k.^i.   ahe* #„!!,. ,„*„„.. *„   ™.-  , ^ ^^^ ^.^^    ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^      d out, while every pane of glass was  ^^^yi a fine athletic exhibition was only  ^^""'"•
which   the young  folks intend to   pur chase a Window for the new church.
HYMENEAL RAYNOR COMBS. Nelson Raynor, of Roosevelt, and Miss Irene Combs, of this village were married on Sunday, April 24, by the Rev. Lewis W. Gordon, at the person¬ am of the Methodist Protestant Church at Baldwin.
To get the best results from the lab-
I a membership of 65,887 Arcanumites.
j blown  out  of  the two windows on the I west side and a door on the north  side.
written aa a "feeler" to see how Free-:     The   Junior   Epworth   League   will
Large Agate Wash Basins lOc. Large Yellow Mixing Howls  lOc. Spice Sets (6 boxes to set)  10c. 5c. Ammonia, 6 bottles 25c. Carpet Beaters lOc. Mission Wall Pockets Kic. Clothes I'ina 10c. a hundred. Clothes Line 10c. for 50 feet. Small Bread Boxes 25c. Galvanized Wash Tubs 25c. to 69c. Universal Clothes Wringer $3.98. Rayo Lamps (complete; *1.49.        If Copper Bottom   Wash   Boilers  98c. and $1.45.
Glass or Zink Wash Boania 35c.
Oil Cloth. .Shelf Oil Cloth 5c. yd. li yd. Table Oil Cloth 20c. a yd. li yd. Table Oil Cloth 28c. a yd. Continental  Window Screens. 18x33 Window Screens 23c. 24x33 Window Screens 25c. 24x37 Window Screens 30c. 28x37 Window Screens 35c.
Garden Seeds & Implements. Flower and Vegetable Seeds 5c. pkg. Garden Trowels 5 and 10c. Rakes (12 teeth) 20c. Rakes (14 teeth) •^.5c. Hoes 25c. Shovels 59c^
Galvanized Sprinkling Can^5 to 59c. 4 qt. Japanned Sprinkling Cans 25c. t
Stationery & Toilet Paper. Dennison's ("repe (plain)  8c. a roll. Dennison's Decorated Crepe 13c. roll. ' Dennlaon's Napkins 5c doz. 25c Writing I'aper 14c. box.
port looked upon and  would act on the   hold a bread and cake sale on Saturday ,     5^  Toiipt Paper 6 rolls 25c,
-•_ J 1 i; -.tf L A. :_i.-   lA.- . ti'ft ttrrtrsnn      frrfm   H.  trt   K rt*tt]rt/»ir      in      thn > -,.      r«-..»-* « 11     ^^
The boxing exhibition Monday even-i alongside   the  bed  was   ripped    cross  introduction of such amusement into its  afternoon   fronri 3 to 5 o'clock   in   the
ing of last week received a severe scor- ' grain
ing Sunday morning at the M. E. I The room was littered with the Church, by Rev. W. A. Richards, the j wreckage, one piece striking across the paator, in remarks maoe by him at the 1 top of the pillow on which Mrs. Smith conclusion  of  his  sermon, and  which i was lying.
were  seconded   by   Rev.   E.   O.   Tree,!    Another  section  of the electric cur-       _    _^     	
formerly pastor of the Baldwin M.   E. ! rent  went through a closet, which was ; gj^lj^jj™ oJ'3ny""^,,„rgb" agrees   with  Tork' Church. i wrecked, and badly damaged the  wall. : 4^,^ opinions  expressed in said   article
10c Toilet Paper 3 rolls 26c.
DaSilva's.
BELLMORE
list    of,   entertainments.      And,     of  chapel. ^ ^	
course, it is not an expression  of opin-      Arbor  Day   will be observed   in the i ion on the part of the editor himself.       public  school  on   Friday,  May 6.    In i
However, we are very cettain that! the afternoon there will be services! Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Place of Brook- no church officer of the Freeport conducted ,by the different classes, lyn are occupying their summer home churches   nor   any   member,   in  good  where will also be an  exhibit of school '¦ on the Wantagh Boad.
Pastor  Richards said  that   he
or of boutecleanini{   note   the suggea-1 lieved the best sentjiment  of the tiona in Smith dt Badell's ad ih this is¬ sue. _ It
About time to get yoor garden plants? Se«i N. Blake's adv. in this week's Review.    	
Want some Califomia privet this spring? See adv. of George E. Hart in thia issue.    __ ___^ It
Thomaa Johnston Drug Company haa an inter«stinK talk on dni^s tliis week; see their adv.  	
Poat Cards. 100 Views of Freeport Blade and White Bffeeta 10c. doa. Cok>nd EOpeta 26e. doa.
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be- vil- lage was against such exhibitions, and thought member»-of his congregation, as well as himself, should express themselves individually.
OBITUARY ADDIE WOODHOUSE Addie, wife of Vasconaelloa Woodhouse, and daughter of Mr. Mra. H. Widmeyer, died Thursday morning after a two days' illneas of appendicitis, at her home on South Ocean avenue; funeral aervicea will be privata. Urs. W()odhoaae ia survived by hex huaband,   who'ia ,at Cincinnatti
on a iKiaineaa trip, and two    ""
aroW.
A   reception   was   tendered  Rev. J.
H.
and
•ona, Vaa-
No  further direct  damage  was no-  ^nd,   further, as representing  the offi- >     The   Ladies' Aid   Society of  the M. } N. Cox,   the new   pastor of the   M. ¦. ticed but nearly every gas globe  down ; ggrs of the First  Presbyterian   Church   E. Church   will   meet atthe  home of  Church,   Wednesday evening.    A larg*. sUirs  was knocked off and broken,   m , of Freeport,   we wish to publicly   pro-   Mrs. C. Cook next Tuesday afternoon.   1 attendance   gave  the   pastor a cordial
some  cases the fixtures damaged,   and; test   against   the  implications   ofthe      „ ,   -—r:     .    ,    ^.        .welcome.
the gas pipes  so  twisted  that  .t  waal^jcjeand  against the  continuance in    J^® """"f^  mating and  election of ^ 	
neceasary to shut the gas off. ^ur fair village of such  exhibitions as  "'^"F^  °^ ^'?*'  ^P""'"!^     !i^"*'   **" I     ^*'**''' *"" "^ *^'' '"^\ Mrs  George
The damage  is  estimated  at  about i ocg„rred  in the  Opera  House  on   the'      '^'"     * *^    P*'°" "®""®*°*y even-1 A. Smith,   and   Miss   Ethel   Simpaon,
^ I ioK .''ftPT the prayer service.    ReporU  were   married  on     Saturday   of  laat,
\ah'.-r.*.  Ihat  the   League is in a flour-j week.   After a short wedding trip they ishing co.idition and   that a great deal! will reside at Bellmore. haa been accomplished daring the past year.     Ibe   following   officers    were
J160, covered by insurance,   the policy  ^ate mentioned.
having  been written by R. A.   Miller, j
agent.    The  room  in which the light- |
ning entered, had just   been  papered 1
and decorated, the work  having  been j
finished last 'Thursday. >
Attention is called to the adv. of Robert A. Combes, jr.. in thia isaue. Mr. CoBibs is in tlie electric installa¬ tion lioe and doea i^ood work promptly; be alao carriea a atock of aoppliea tm hand.
Submitted by a Committee of the OfHcers of the First Pres¬ byterian Church, Freeport, N. Y.
Capadura Cigars 7 for 25c. Cremo Cigars 7 for 26c. Robort Bums (large size) 7c each. DaSilra'a.
Ideal Vacaum oarpet Claancr to rent; 50e. a day.    DaSilva'a.
elected for the ensuing year: Presi¬ dent, John Gifford; first vice pres., Mra.   Francis W.   Miller; second  vice
I The Epworth League of the M. E. Church bas elected the following ofli¬ eers Tor the ensuing year: President, J. E.   Harrison; vice   president,   Miae
prea., Miaa Amy M. Smith; third vico Welia; aecretary, Charles Harae; aa- prea., Miaa Winifred Smith; foorth aiatant. Miss Conklin; treaaurer, L«> vice praa., Mias Jennie Kk Scbnman; Roy Wella; organist, Mra. Charlaa aecretary, Henry P. Miller; treaanrar, Harae; preas correapondent Miaa New- Raymood &nitb. ' UfoiL
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