Nassau County Review 19110210

              Freeport Official Paper
FREEPOKT, N. v., FRIDAV, FEB. 10, 1911
FREEPORT NEWS
' Next Monday being a legal hnliday this office will be clu-ed all day.
#A regular neeting of the Village Board of Trusteea will be held next Friday evening.
Mr. and Mra. William P'erguson of St. Nichola-s Ave., New York, visited relatives here Sunday.
An entertainment and dance is an¬ nounced for Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, by Wide Awake Engme (Company at Hrooklyn Hall, Brooklyn avenue.
Mr.   and   Mrs. Willet G. Smith   and daughter   Bessie have   arrived at Day¬ tona, Florida, to spend   the   balance of the winter with Mrs.   Smith's brother, s^ J. Allen Hunt.
The Misses Kleanor Rose and Jijse- phine Sosinski of Patchogue and Miss Nellie I'ost of Seaford spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Taft on Roosevelt Ave.
Tonight the lecture, "The Passion Play," to be given by Ariijl.l W. Cat¬ lin, M. D., of iirooklyn, N. Y., under auspices of tho Men's Club of the Church of fhe Transliguraton, at Sig- mimd (Ipera House;  go early.
Take a treatment at the Shakes¬ peare Water Cure sure cure for thc blues a three-act burlesque - the play's the thing presented by the Choir of the Chureh of the Transfigur¬ ation All the workl's a stage- at Sigmond Opera House on Washington's Birthday, Feb. '22, at H p, m. Tickets are now on sale at Johnston's Drug Store.
Last Saturday, evening tho Farmers' League ami their familcs gave a "farmers" social" to Frank H, Kvans at his lesidence, fill New Vork avenue, as a birthday s irprise to Mr. Evans. The gentlemen wore overalls and farm¬ er's straw hats, and the ladies, sunbon- nets and aprons. The house was ap¬ propriately decorated with grain and corn, and thc table with all kinds of farm products. An elaborate farm dinner was served and afterward ice cream, cake, etc. A grand social and musical program was arranged.
"LINCOLN'S lUKTIIDAY." Spoetacular .Masque Ball given by a committee of twenty at Sigmond Opera House, Freeport, N. Y., Lincoln's Birthday, Monday evening, Feb. 13; orchestra of twenty "jik'ces; tickets fifty cents. Note:- No person will be allowed to dance without a masijue un¬ til after the grand march. Valuable gol'l prizes will bo given. This will be the grandest event ever held in Nassau County; ilon't miss it, *"
Single cnpies of the Review for sale at CreenblatL's, Ra'ilroa.l Ave.; Kief¬ er's, Keview oHii'e and Cnlietz', South Main street, and DaSilva's, West Mer¬ rick Road. tf.
Feature at Sigmond Opera House this Saturday evening, (Iintescpie Ran¬ dolphs, acrobatic and aerial wonders; extra attractiuns. Uay ler and Janett in a coniedy playlet entitled "Coneal Couoccllnr O'llara " It
Alpha Council, No. 11, Daughters of
America,   will   hold   a   dime social on
Tuesday    evening    at    8:30    o'clock.
Games will be played and refreshments
I served.    All are invited.
; Lyman W. Tafl has resigned his po¬ sition as representative nf the Brook¬ lyn Daily Times, to take ell'ect March 4, wl en he will become a member of the Review stalT.
Monday evening the initiatory de¬ gree was conferred upon Charles W. .Smith and Jes.se Smith, both of Bell¬ more, in I'reeport lodge. No. fi'Ki, I. O. O. F. This Monday evening the First Degree is announced.
The W. C. T. I', will hold its regu¬ lar meeting with Mrs. N. H. Smith, West .MerricK Road, Monday afternoon, Feb. l.'i, at 3 p..ni. A program on "Health and Heredity" prc[)ared by Mrs. L. H. Ross, will be presented at this meeting.
Walter Johnson of Henry street was lined i? 10 by Justice Swezey ot^ Tues¬ day on a charge of disorderly cmiduct. When arrested Johnson pleaded not guilty but when he learned that he was to be sent to jail in default of .^Kio bail he changed his plea to that ol guilty. He was charged with causing a row on Henry street a few nights ago.
I     Mr. ami Mrs.   William G, .Miller andj daughter Florence have gone south for* ; the balance of the winter, their destiii- jiilinii li.-iiig Florida.
!     The Maiilen=-.All-F"orlorii, a three-act: ci medy,   will be giv-en in    Mechan'cs" | Hall, under tho   auspices of the   Prog¬ ressive   Council,   No. IiH,  D. of L.,   on   of Onslow I
Villa.i;e Trustees
.•\' the regular meeting of the Vil- I'^n" Bnard of Trustees Friday evening ail the niemoerg were present.
A. A. Sealy appeared before the Board in reference to a street lamp whicii had been promised for the corner
Monday o'clock.
evening,    Feb.    20,   at   8:30
Supreme ("ourt Justice Townsend Scudder has just signed linal judgment of divorce granting an absolute divorce to (
merly lived ut this place, 'but now live in Brooklyn. Edwards & Levy were attorneys for the pbiintilT.
lace and Archer street, anrl was informed that one of the lights had been broken by someone throwing bricks and stones at it anrl that as soon as it was repaired it would be placed at that point. The matter of lights on the   columns   at   the   entrance   ef   the
Vol. XVI, No. 15
I Local Topics
The pleasantest noise I have heard in some time is the hum of fhe electric motors attached to the machinery in our printing room. We had a kerosene engine for our power, and had to reckon abnut 15 per cent time lost re¬ pairing engine aniK getting it in run¬ ning order from day to day, until our hair was beginnuig to turn gray from worrv. Nnw we merely push the but¬ ton and the village power plant does People's ineeting   Sunday   night in tho   the rest, and incidentally we   get mere
News of the Churches
The ladies of the Haptist Church will give a hot roast beef dinner ni \t Wed¬ nesdav evening, Feb. 1."), from i" to S o'clock at the church.
Oscar W. Valentine is announced to lead the Kpwnrth League meeting Sun¬ day night in the M. E. Church; topic, "The (Jbligations of Neighborliness."
Ina Raynor is leader   for the   Young
)      Kiizabeth      F.     f'arker     against   Q„^|,^^._.^,„^j,g ^^,.,,1,^.^^^ ^..^   j^jj^^^ „„_ harles S. Parker.    The   Parkers   for-   ^ ,,g   company   was   given    permission
At a special macfinu' of K.xcelsior Hook and Ladder CoiJipany Wednesilay evening a report was received from the entertainment committee con,siating of E. A. Speigel, Stephen Hunt and Frank Snedeker, jr. It was decided to hold a farce comedy or light drama in the near future, to be staged with local talent, the proceeds of the affair to go into a building fund to enlarge thc present lire house.
These Prices fur February However,    qiiantities    are   limited,
and   many    items   will   not   last   the
month.     Better not wait. 2c Ironing Wax, Ic 8c Sponge Holders. 4c 9c Dust Pans, ac 10c Decorated ("erpal Dishes, ac 9c Decorated Dinner Plates, lic 10c White Cups and Saucers, 7c 10c Japanned Cuspidors, 7c lOc Nickel Toilet Paper Holders, 7c 10c White EnaincUed Plate.-i, 7c 10c Wire Potato .Masher-^. 7c 10c Black Jack Stove Polish, 8c 10c Nickel Serving Trays, 8c . 10c Mrs. Pott's lion Holders, 8c l.'jc Fiber Scrub Brushes. 8c ()     eavy Plated Tea Sp.ions, 9c
3 Heavy Plated Spoons, 9c' 19c China Hair Receivers, 10c 19c China Pull Boxes, Ilic 19c Hammers, 10c
19e Cnanielled Frying Pans, lOe 15c   Boxes    Witch    Hazel   Soap.   .1 cakes, 10c
4 qt. EnameHiipped Sauce Pan, with
cover, I.5c 21Jc Bristle Clothes Brushes, 19c 20c Telescope Lunch Boxes, 20c 6 Rolls Atlantic ToiL't Paper, 25c 89c Sugar or Flour Bins, 29c 42c Parlor Brooms, 29c $1,19 Cop Bottom Wash Boilers, 87c 11.76 Copper Bottom Wash   Boilers. fl.35 98c Cryatal Coffee Mill, 79c 14.50 Perfection Oil Heaters, $3.89 It DaSilva'a
Secure your tickets for the masijuor- ade carnival and civic ball to be held in Sigmond Opera House by Ever Ready Hose Co., No. 1, on Washing¬ ton's Birthday Eve, Tuesday, Feb, 21; tickets can be ontained from any of the members of fhe committee, name¬ ly, William Loonam, chairman; Edwin .Stillwell, treasurer; Ainsley Raynor, F. Harold Loonam, S. P. Shea and John Kobel.
Edwards & Levy of this village have been assigned by the Supreme Court to defend Carl Mascliiano, who is chargid with minder in the first de¬ gree for the killing of one John Sor- renfino at Inwood, in August last. Coimsollnr Elvin i\. Edwards made a motion befnre Justice Scudder to in¬ spect fhe minutes of the Grand Jury iu that case. The Court gave District Attorney one wei'k in which to submit authorities in opposition to the motion.
A case came up before Judge Farrar in the Municipal Court, Brooklyn, last week ill which F. A. Jannicky, a real estate agent of this place, wa:^ the plaintiff against Michael J. Gaivin of '2't'J Carlton avenue, Brcoklyn.
The case was u civil ore for rent al¬ leged to be due him and Jannicky won and wns awarded tho amount of $122.
According to the testimony (ilavin was notified to in.'.-;' from the Para¬ mount Hotel, South Durham, N. Y., but did not vacate until 22 days later and it was for these 22 days rent that ftie plaintiff sued.
One ten bbl. Leader Tank and Force Pump for sale cheap; answer, Ch-is, K. Haniaker, Wallace St., above Sea¬ man Ave., Freeport, L. I. tf.
Miss K. Bohm has re-opened her dressmaking establishment at Pier Point near,Bedell St. 41
Play the violin? Then you'll be in¬ terested in Smith & Bedell's ad else¬ where in this issue. Be sure and read it. It.
Now that we have all day current you will want an electric sweeper. See adv. of R. A. Combs, jr., in this issue. He claims he has a good machine and ilon't care wbere you are from—he's willing to show you. It
Feb. 14, Valentine Day Valentine Post C!ard3, 10c doz. Famcy Valentines, 3c to $3.00.        It DaSilva's
A chance to huy good cows our outfit for a milk b'jsiness is given in the adv. of sale of prooerty of Stephen Seaman, at Hempstead, by Albert Cheshire & Sons, auctioneers; see adv. in this issue.
The case of John Holberg of North Main street, this village,is on the Cal¬ endar for trial at this term of the Su¬ preme Court at Mineola and is ex¬ pected to be tried early in the term. It will be recalled that Mr. Holberg was tdrr.ost fatally injured by the col¬ lapse of the lloors in the Woytisek Building, Xew York City, on Decem¬ ber 10, lllliT, when he, with some other wi.rking men were carried liy tho col¬ lapse of the concrete Moors from the Tth story almnst to the grounil and sus¬ tained cnrntiound fractures of the left . leg and slight fracture of the skull and many serious cnntuaions and wounds, Mr. Holberg was eonlined to the hos¬ pital and his home for IS months and is pi -manently injured. He is suing fhe Woytisek Construction (.'ompany, the owner of the buililing, and B. Su- leiiski, the cnntrartor. for S:20,000 damages through E.lwanis & l.evy'^ his attorneys.
Freeport Club Scriblets
(Special (correspondent)
Feb. ('), 1011. Dear Bill:
The Board of Directors   met Monday   matter with his company    for their de- night and elected ten   new   members—   cision.
through the courtesy of a former Board to connect with the village ligliting [ilant in lieu of necessary street lights at that corner, several lights, which run lip thru ornamental pillars, placed on private properly.
Now that tho eiectricity is on all liuy the lights mu^t be turned off and on morning and night or the village wastes a lut of current. Cnnsequenlly the village has been to ihe expense of hiring a man to attend to the lights every d.iy. To do away with this con¬ dition it will be necessary to gif'to C!.- siderable expense to chaoiie 1. the u'.' lighting systeni so the lights will n i> be on at night, or cut them out entire¬ ly and place street lights there. Tech¬ nically the Board has no right what¬ ever to furnish the current thru these columns, on private property, but was willing in lieu of putting in the arc lamp to stand half the expense of changing wiring as necessary aid con¬ tinue furnishing the electricity provid- . in>2 .Mr. Sealey would assume fnr his cointiany the rest of the expense. .Mr. Si'idey took the ground that the village had agreed to furnish the light and must do so and his company would not pay for any   changes;  that   that was a
Presbyterian    (Church;  subjeet,   "Les¬ sons Irom Great Lives.'"
In connection with thc service Sun¬ day murning at the Meihodist Episco¬ pal Church, there wil- be the roieptioii nf new members. At 7:30 p. m. the pastor. Rev. W. A. Richard, will preach on "Commercialism in Relig¬ ion. "
The regular monthly meeting of fhe Imprie ement Society of the I'resbyter¬ ian (hurch wil! be hcM next Wednes¬ day, l''el.iiiary 15, from 1 until a p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Gilliert Smith. vn Merriek Road.
.\n afternoon tea. at which a num- h. . I !' iniisical selocti'ins lO'e tn be rendered, is being given by Mrs. Scholey at the Manse this I'"i iday af¬ ternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. Evory- boiiy is cordially in\ited. A'imission ten cents. In conjunction with the tea the members of .Mrs. Schnloy's Sunday SclionI class will hold a cake sale.
Christian Science services will oe held in fhe Hempstead Bank Building, corner of F'ulton and Main streets, Hemiistead, at 11 a. m., Sunday; sub¬ ject, "Soul."    A reading room will be
rest, or time for more wnrk. The priC'- for this convenien:e makes it somewhat of a luxury at liresent but the village board will i robably reduce, the rate soon so that people desiring to run larger motors can alTord to do so.
While on this subject there might be time to remark that the price for gas makes that in ideal jiower under ordin¬ ary circumstances. The manager of Murray Bros, printing plant has two gas engines, and he inlornis me it costs him about 2c an hour to run a press whicii if costs about .''ic an hour to run by electricity af [resent rate.
Each melhod nf ninviig machinery has its adv.iutages and I have no doubt each concern will lind the demand for its service lonstantly increasing.
Again, incidenfa.lly, when I wanted to gel my motors, I looked in the local papers to see if there were any electri- ciai s in the town. I fnuiid one adver- tisii g tliire and got his price on the Wnrk, and immediately gave him the order, and I think he has given me a gooil job. .As this is nol an aihertis- ing column 1 wil not draw any infer¬ ence legarding .¦ulverl;sing paying.
"Wo beg to aiknowledge receipt of two boxes of Mogul cigarettes.    We
pen at the above  a.-dress every week-   have ro doubt they aro good cigarettes, dav   afternoon   from 1 :3U to a,   where   hut as the editor does   not  smoke,   he
matter_ for the vdlage   ollxi.ds to set-  (.,-,i,tj,,„   Science   "literature   may'be   cannot testify as to their   proper   mer
nirchased. - i'^-"'   South Side Signal.
tie      He tinally   decided to take-up the   (^.r^,'^ed or p,
A Man and His Dutv"   will lie thi Village   Treasurer   John E. Golding  Sunoay nmrinng sermon" theme of Rev.
made   a   report of   the   money
the
various funds of the village up to f'eb. Presbyterian Church. The evening I as follows: General fund, .$000.45 ; service will be under the direction of street,   SfSn.lO; water, $'23.4,S^ light,   the Sunday School and a most intertst-
%001H.in:  Board   of Health, $1745.60;
ing and instructive address may be aii-
inlerest, .$87.07; tax arrears, $720.72;   ticiputed   at  that time by   all   persons
pretty good for the First mnnth.
Didn't hear about the bowling tourn¬ ament did you? Well, the Amityville boys beat our team three straight and when they returned from Rockville Centre last Thursday night they were really the only color one can feel ; it was like this - to begin with Renney got cold feet and didn't show up so they put Bert Earl in Renney's place, then again our boys   had no one to root
for them while the   Amityville's had a   sidewalks,    $72.58,   and large crowd   out.     Well   sir, they just   $l'Jt> 56.
jollied our kids out of the game and The Board passed a resolution direct- before the first game was over they ing the Board of Health lo appoint u had   Fred Hart's and   Mac's   goat  ami   health ofiicer   immediately   and   notify
they went all to pieces: they are now the Village Board ef such appointment, of their interesting meetings last Tues- tied with Amityville and the tie will Trustee Myrick brought the atten- ,|;iy evening. Among the sixteen havo lo bo bowled otf.    The   date   has   lion of the Board   lothe   pole on Main   present was the contoitionisi who  can
it been set   but as soon as il is I will   street at the  junction of Smith street,   distiibu'e  his   person over   a  greater
Why not lel the "devil" try them? Nnsey.lim,   in   Riverbead   Review. I wonder what the poor   oince  devil
Charles   Herbert   Scholey at the   First   has done now that my friend    wants to
give him such a dose?
fire department. $123.91 ; streel light, $1984.34; light extension. $450.24; water extension, $13.61; water sink¬ ing, $62'.)3.I3; light sinking, $7500; crosswalks.
The report of the Long Island Rail¬ road Com|iany just ismed shows 201 houses and six tlore* 'grei'ted in Free- port in I'.IIO, 100 houses and ten stores in Rockville Centre. Other places and the number of buildings are: Baldwin ri2, .Merrick 10, Bellmore 30, Wantagh 15, <~'e,iford 21, Massapequa 3, Hemp¬ stead 127, Lynbrook 137. No place (m i.ong Island outside of Greater New York excepting Freepori was in the The Evergreen Bowling Club had one   200 class.    The comparative statement
shows a total of 857 buildings   erected in '.10, an increase of 818 over 1909.
interested in .Sunday School problems for Rev. S. M. Johnson, .State Super- intendcnl of Teacher Training is lo speak. All Sunday School workers in Free|iorl are urged to be luesent at this meeling.
(Contributed)
let you know and believe me. it will create quite some interest. Hart and Mac are mad clean through and they are looking for blood.
What do I know about the Wang¬ doodles? Not much. You see they are a I'ow team organized to enter the coming    tournament;    some   one    said
they    wero all out last Saturday   night   Beach avenue, was placed in the hands practicing and while they didn't throw   of the liL'ht committee.
Tbere is some   talk of eBtablishing .i gymriasiu.n    in    contiection    wilh    the
up many large scores on the board, they promise to come in at the linish, and not bo left at the post I think it is composed of No_5worthy, Brinsley, Cartwiight, Ed. Thompson and Lillie Eva.
I see the House ('ommittee meets now in executive session and I really think they are considering the lower¬ ing of tho eilges of the card tables.
N i! Dave hasn't been out sin?e the dinner, but he is going to the the¬ atre stag wnich, by the way, has been changed from Feb. 24 to Mareh 10; don't fail to be on hand.
Yours trulv,
OSSEO.
Fourteen Vears A}?o
(Items of iiiti-nst frnm tin- R.vii w fib- fourteeu vears ago this wenk i
which is leaning   over the   roadway in   area of lloor than any other man I have
a dangerous eornlition. It was decided ever seen. The aiiiazing fcitura* of High School. This would ha\ e a terid- ttyiolify the Telephone Company to his bowling is into what compact form eiicy to keep the scholarB more inter- tdace thc pole ill a safe condition forth- he can assemble his scattered members ested in their home .-cl nol aid thus with. if by chance a ball or two. goes into keep them longer at their studies. The matter of roplacim: the present the gutt r. The gentleman who nught And what is more to the point, by bet- poles with new ones on Hrooklyn ave- to be expelled for needles.sly, and per- ter develonmeiit of physical conditions, nue, between Bergen Place    and   Long   haps thoughtlessly,   high   si ores.     'Ihe it would   make    their   coiiditioim    and
moral elfects of these scores   upon   the consequent   ability    to   study   and   to
other members is very bad.    The   lady learn much slrnnt'cr.
magician who causes tho ball lo gyrate ~	
down the alley in a .series of loops, Upon thc recnmmendation of its careen precariously on the brink of franchise committee, the Board of either gutter ai d linally when all have E.'-timale and Apportionment of .the lost hope Ihat it will hit ani thing at City of -New York has denied the appli- all, and sinie despair of it ever reach- cation of the Nassau and SufTolk i ig the end of the alley, to spunk up Traction Company for a eix months' and, crossing the enfire alley, make a extension of time in which to select strike. A genlleman who, after aid designate its route to Jamaica, throwing the ball, accomplishes a High- 'Ihe con;pany is al-o Vailed upon to hod iiiiig which, with tbe help of the answer complaints that it has faili-d to ball, has a ver> deadly elTect upon the live up to conditions of its original puis, scattering them in all directioiis.i, franchise. This, as we have noted be¬ ds it fair to use telepathy in bowling?) foi-e, is the same company that pre- A lady who becomes so engrossed in lends jet that it intends to run a trol- and another bayman. They noticed a selecting a second ball that she doesn't ley line thru Freeport. rowboat drifting nliing slowly with the   ggg   the   iaKt   pin   tntter and fall,   i,ut
tide,   and thinking   that il had   broken   tun s, armed with her   new   bomb,   to       I notice   a   heading in a paper   pub-
a*ay from its mooring, steered toward   ji.^cover to her disgust, that she   is   to lished in a neighborirg viKnge irC^hich
It with the purpose of towing it to the   be denied the use of it.     A gentlenian, tbey sjieak of the proposition   to   bond
dock.     As fhey neared the   boat it was   ^|,„   ,jre\ iously to   bowling,   animates the    village    for   Ki.OOO for    improve-
noticed there was what  appeared to be   t(,e   i,.,i|   to   do hia biddmg by blowing ments to the fire defiartment, and they
Supt. Kinenii of the New York & Long Island Trat tion Cntnpanv, a]! peared before the Board and agreed to turn off tho headlights on lne trolleys while passing through this village in lieu of carrjing lights of a smaller cantlle power.
OBITUAKY FRANK LEWI-.
The botly nf Frank Lewis, bayman, wus found Friday morning frozen stiff, in the btiftom of his boat, on the bay south of   Baldkvin^ by Charles   Johnson
Woodcleft   Cycle   Co. organized,   to some clothing in the boat and on closer   i„to   the   finger   holes.     A   lady   who,   have the heailing "i-iremen   should be
manufacture   bicycles.    E. A.   Dorhm examination   it   was   found to   be   the   having   hatl    considerabfe    experience   helped."    Don't vote for the appropri-
was electetl president. botly of Lewis.
Samuel I Denton had a finger cut   off       The boat,   with the hotly,   was taken
while chv^p'ping  meat with a "clever.'^ ' to the Baldwin dock  and Justice of the
Mervin Raynor punched a steel punch PeaceNeu, acting coroner, was notified
thru   his   finger while   working in the and   ordered   it removed   to   Fulton's
Freeport Mfg. Co. shop on Fulton street, and put a brass e\elet around the etlge of the hole, all in o; e move¬ ment of an eyeletting machine
Let ua have your orders for calling cards, engraved or ortnted. Nassau County Review, 62 $. Main St., Free- port, N. Y.
with the fickleness of the ball  and   fhe   ation   on   election    day if that is   your
pins "g.iod and ill serenely takes   unto   only idea.     You are  not   iisketl to help
the last."    A gentleman   whn,   having   the firemen but to help   yourselves   by
thrown two balls with long   anil  debb-   giving   thc firenien   better   appliances
erate aim, and having held a half  doz-   for saving jour property.    If you don't
morgue. gp „r jo pjns (presumably nail d to the   want it protected then  don't   vote   for
Lewis, who was a   watcher in one of   (joyri   still standing,  apostrophys    the   the   appropriation out  of   charity   for
the oyster houses of^Wesley   Smith   of  rodent family, gesticulating wildly, ac-, the   firemen.    Ihey    will   do the   best
Baldwin,   was in   Freeport   Thursday   companied   by   such manifestations as'they   can   with what tney   have and in
John   J. Rantiall   elected   president   afternoon   selling a wheelbarrow   load   s,iort8.   sighs   and groans, resumes his. case of serious   conflagration   which is
Freeport Land Company. of clams.     Probably after   selling   his   gggt   and   is   not   heard from until the  quite apt to come at any time with the
Samuel Cornelius, S. S. Denton,   W.   wares, he started again for his   watch   next attack. p'esent   equipment    you   will    be   to
C. Ellison and John Whaley  elected to  house on the bay. but was overcome by blame, not the firemen.
Jr. O. U. A.  M. the cold and froze to death. i     The village police force was out Fri-
Mathias Raynor and William C. Ebel '     Lewis is survived by his father. Sam-  day eveing for   violators of the  ordin-'     Summer   is   coming.    The d-y il an elected members  Freeport L O. G. T.     uel    Lewis,    his   wife,   Mrs.    Eleanor   ance about carrying   lights on   wagons   hour longer today than it was this aame Meeting held at Excelsior   Hook and   Lewis,   and two children,/Charle8   and   at night, but no arrests were made, all   d^te laet month.
Ladder   house at which   County   Pire-   Florence. • ' travelers on   that   rainy   night   being 	
men's    Asaaciation   was.   organized:!     Lewis  waa a niece   of  Mrs.   Emma  equipped with lights. Paid your town tax yet?    Feb. 28 is
with delegates present froiii Far Rock-   Fream, whose death  was announced in the last day without extra percentage.
away. Lawrence, Rockville Cmtre and  our last issue,   and   was a well   known For Saturday at DaSilva's ,—  -  ^	
pther places. | figure around Freeport. I Home-made Feanut Brittle, 10c Ib.   Itj     lOrO  mepOri  ItlS  00   Plge g