Nassau County Review 19091231

              Jfn^iport Oflfoial^per
FREEPOKT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JJEO. 81, 1909~-V0L. XV, NO. 10
Official PlC|ier of Nassau Cotinty
ilaafleoopies of fh^luuMaa Coonty Br view can be aeoared of Willet O. SavaiT, at the depnt: Wm. Oreeablatt, aattmad Aea. t at Oobata'a or tho Re- fiKwOflloe. 8oatllMiin8t..and DaSil- WB'A, Weat Merriok Read.
Urma itema received op to 6- o'lJock Tkataday night; advertiaemeat form kapt npeii till 9 »*eIook Pi iday momiiiK; ^•POn ready  for  delivery   1   o'clock
FBEEPORT POST OFFIOE
Time of MaitK (bpen
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Carrier Service
School will open, after the  Holiday vacation, next Tuesday.
-News of the Churches
Watch-Night Service8  will  be held Mra. Jean M.  Stiles'  dancing  class {j," "».''•'hodiat EpiBcopal Chruch Fri- commences iU second term for the sea-1 <^"y "'«!''* ''O™ » ^o 12 o'clock.    Inter- son thi. week coming. I «"**"? .Pr?^"™"""  ^.''' ^ welcome  - ^                              i at this "Year End Service.
The first regular meeting of the Vil-1      "Kumberirg Our Days" will be the
Iage Boardof Trustees for 1910 win be | Sunday morning sermon theme of Rev.
held next Ffiday evening. ] Charles  Herbert  Scholey  at the First
.  n      i Presbyterian   Church.    The    evening
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. Duryea of Rus-igatiect will be  "The  Rash  Builder.>
sell Plaee are entertaining  S   pound:   '   ^ —	
twins since laat Wedne-Jday. Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey,   paa-
j   I tor of the Presbyterian  Church,   i.s  to
I Mrs. Ida B. Powell announces the j lecture in the First Presbyterian I engagement of her daughter, Helen Church, Astoria, February 16, on "The I Genevieve, to C. LeKoy Corby. ; Passion Play of Oberammergau."
' ,'     Christmas festivities have been held
I Mme. Cecile, formerly connected [;„ the various Sunday Schools during j with a large New York oressraakingi the week just past, as announced inthe j firm, 18 willing to take a few more pa- | Review last week, with the usual in- ; trons, ladies, misses and childrerr. East I terchange of gifts betwefcn teachers ¦ Dean St., Freeport, L. I. tf.     j and scholars.
R.   P.   Welden'has built a coal office I     The meeting of the Young  People's
on Ihe site of the building damaged by I Association in the Presbyterian Church
-      ¦     - ¦        - — I Sunday  evening    is   to    be    a    New
Year's consecration   meeting;    leader,
E. L. Watkins; topic,   "Through   this
year with God."
i     At  the   Baptist  Chuich, the  pastor
Cleaqer   to'- will  speak   Sunday   morning   on    the
It.     : theme,    "Possibilities    ef    the    New
._  ! Year."    Tbe evening  theme  will   be
„,      ,        '    . ^ I "The  Brother  Questioh."    The choir
Tuesday evening a Masquerade party   ^yj repeat the Chri.'.tmas anthems and was held at thc home of  Victor Smith j g^j^g   j^^n j^gt Sunday.
on  Broadway.    There    were    persons | ,.        	
present from Freeport, Rockville Centre - The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and LinHeKhul^t. The main feature! will ^^ administered at the M. E. of the evening was the guessing of i^'""''^^ Sunday at 10 30 a. m. In the the persons masked. Misa Mae!evening, at 7.30 the Christmas Canta- Ketchum and W. C. Conner won the h«. "The Everlasting Light," will he vnMia the, prizes. The rest of the eveninj^as rendered, being repeated on account of snow maa not so deep it was ver? »»«"* '"'^ pleasantly in dancing and the storm last Sunday night iMavT and with the aecompanying P'«y*"« Kamee, after which a bountiful The Woman's Missionary Society wiod,  wrought havoc on trolley and "P*"' *" served. ,        j the Presbyterian Church will meet in
stean car Unes, blocking the servicei   the chapel next Wednesday, January
' Local Topics
The .Editor wishes you all a full share of the general prosperity of the coming New Year.
BALDWIN
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Pettit and  Lamb are erecting new houses on Grand Avenue.
Begin th^ New Year right by start¬ ing  u   systematic   advertising oam-
P*'*?""  :     There were no servicen at t^je M.   E.
You "wait for your  change" after i Church on Sunday owing to the   severe
making    a     purchase,     don'i you? I storm.
two i     Girdell   V. Brower.   Superintendent of Ponds in Nassau County for the City
      .         jj£ j^g^ York, was tendered a  pleasant
"Painless Parker" apent  Christmas ] surprise  by  a  large  number of   the here with his daughter, Mrs.   Sancton. ;employees of  the   Water  Department.
at  his residence on  Mill  Road,   half-
anH
Deli*rie« are male starting t'.x>m the'«" «»  Thanksgiving   Day     He  was | Sunday  evening
Peat OfSoe at 9 a. m. and S-M p. m and oolhotions are made i>ii the same trip from mail tHZus along the roati^s. Farther luforiuati -a regarding free de¬ livery will be oheerfaily givexi bv tlie oaniers or tbe Postmaster, Robej-t U. Anderson. . '     '
HOLIDAYS. Poat office c)n«es at 9:30a. m.; carriers; aake oue d liv, ry, in morainir.
FREEPORT NEWS Heavy Christmas 3torni
This section of the country had  one «f the worst anew itorms in years .Christmas day and Sanday.
able to secure nearly  enough  material j from  ^he  burned building for his new .ofiico.
Ideal Vactium'   Carpet rent.    DaSilva'a.
palas wera broken and largi
aten Way* beea engaged since the atorm
elearinc up tbe irooble.
The Notir York Telepbone Company
There have been many distressing (General Field."    Avery cordial  invi
ir*m  ..e   .*^*m**r*..**t   ¦mIP^wI.m  .%•>     4.1...^      «.m**.   'm.^.!.—       I-        i.-_J 1       ...    .t,   , . AI .. ^    - t  .U .
Monday afternoon we had a vi.njt [ from one of O. W. Humphrey's neigh¬ bors on South Ocean Avenue, who in- ' formed us that in the severe storm i Sunday morning Mr. Humphrey was i out with his snow plow and cleared off { both sides of Ocean Avenue from At-1 lantie Avenoe to Merrick Road, thus i giving his neighbors a chance to get^j tent;-' Mr. Humphrey has ascendency] ^^ tb play the good Samaritan for hisi neighbors in this fashion and it was ! espeSally appreciated at this time as i the snow was very hard to rennive af-1 ter tbe atdmt abated. |
tales of personal saifering on the part of tboae wlwee struggled against  the
«Mml it neeessary to send ten men out J*'*" •^ !»,*«' ®^, the storm which
«oai New York to help the local force Jl"'•'*'y *'«4 "" in its fierce grip.
^ cleatlBK ap tbeir aervice and made ^b^ »«°"y <»' *'"® »*"'''' " *"^'' ™
.«ood Une in getting resumed under the, "heltering goal in sight, or without any
eirtuiaetinrfin Isens^of help at hand,  is awful in a
'  I stem of Nature sweeping over the
C. P. Vall is making alterations to' '¦<» of the earth. But worse than bis earriage sbop oa Chwch Street, so this is the unseen agony in a storm- be cen Riye special careful attention b««tet» soul,  which is tried, tempted
to aatonobile paiating.
Speeiel dispensalien bas been grant¬ ed Carpenters* Local Union, No. 983. eonmeaeiag Oe& 18, and endlbg Jan. .18. 191«. to redeca their initiation to ,16.     ¦ 	
Dennison's crepes and tissues at Da Silva'a. It.
Wotic has lie^ progressing rapidly ^•tha new sebool bailding on Long Beecb Avenae, which is expected to be reedy for ocecnpancy when the seheot tento opens in September.
aad afflicted,,witboat tbat help wbicb God promises to give in time of troub¬ le.
Tbe approaching Union Evangelistic Meetings have as their chief parpose the object of making plain and simple what God offers to all men who in this world are 'weary and heavy laden.'   A man witbout God in like a ship witboat an anehor in a gale.   The God-guided man is tbe one who is saved from many a present woe. "He knows. He loves. He cares. Nothing His truth can dim; He gives His very best te those Who leave the choice to Him."
tatiofi  is extended  to all ladies of the chureh. 	
At Christ Lutheran Cburch. the pass¬ ing oflthe oid year will be observed with a watch-night service, te begin an hour before iftidnight on Friday, Dec. Slst. On Sunday, services will be heki at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.; the Sunday Scitool meets at 2.30 p. m. Next Wednesdaj evening at 8.15, wor¬ ship will be conducted in German. Thursday aftemoon at throe o'clock, the Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. C. W. Mahnken, Wal¬ lace Ave., north of Lena.
The M. E. Surylay School haa elect¬ ed the following officers for the ensu¬ ing year: Superintendent, H. E. Brown; assistants, A. N. JohnSon. Miss Etta Miller; junior saperinten- dent. L. H. Roes; primary superinten¬ dent, Mrs. W.E. Golder; secretary, Os¬ car W. Valentine; assistant, Frank S. Snedeker jr.; treasurer, L. H. Ross; librarian, Sinclair  Raynor; chorister.
Grave Street, wai annoanced on De¬ cember 25.
Wilbur Raynor;  pianist.   Miss  A.   I.
Meetings | Eldridge; assistant. Miss Majel Bedell;
which begin next  week  Thursday at i president of missionary society.   Miss
7:45 p. m., in the Prebyterian Church J. C. Ross.    Mrs. S. R> Smith was re-
ili have as their keynote "glad U- elected superintendent of the   Home
~ W. A. Richard,
Tbe Union   Evangelistic Tbe engagement of Miss Florence Nigbtingale Walters, daughter of Mr. andMri. Sidney B. Waiters of Areher Street, to Henry L. Maxson ef North dings" to cheer and  help everybody.! Department, and Mrs
A play and minstrel will be given in SiffOMnd Opera Hoose next Wednesday •veniag, Jan. 6, under auspices of the Ladies' Goild of the Church of the Transfiguration.
Much enthusiasm is manifested in all quarters as the opening days approach. Persons who Isit year had prejudices against the average methoci in revival servicea found how delightf j] sanely condoeted religious gatheringa can be.
and Mrs. H. L. Crandell to have charge of the cradle roll.
HYMENEAL
ABRAMS—VALENTINE Kobert Abrams of Rockville  Centre A Men's Meeting will be held in the I and Emma  Valentine  of this village Baptist Church on Sanday afternoon i were married at   the   home   of   the TW- n    i w    D    I.    rt . i at 4 o'clock.   Tuesday evening at 7:461 bride's mother Mrs.    Theodore   Val-
The ^n>«y  Kesity tiompany   or ^ „^ cotUge meetings for prayer will I entine, Saturday evening, by Rev. Pel- Freeport has been incorporated  with ^^ ^,j ^^ j^e following places: | hara St. George Bissell, rector of the
T?.r^i JL": •*« «^». t "P*^] I W. S. Southard, 32 Kaynor SL; EpUcopal Church. -The ceremony. atacklB placad at 910,000 in shares of Richard Conway. 17 Smith St.; Valen- whicb was attended only by friends of SlOO eaeh, and the directors for the tine Smith, 71 Church St.; Chss. D. the b^id^ was followed by a wedding 2!2L'*i'n'*iu     #.ki     in     '     J  Smith, 191 W Merrick Road;  Geo.  T. j supper.    Mr.  and   Mrs.   Abrams  wi
reside  with the groom's   mother   at Rockville Centre.
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Wouldn't be a thrifty habit not to, ev¬ en if the amount due you were to be small- would it? Not to read and study the ads. is a habit of non-thiift on a par with not waiting for your change.
In a well-written article on Free- port's needing a fire alarm system, the local representativjB of the Brooklyn Times pays the hello girls a deserved compliment when he remarks: "The exchange girls here are praised for the manner in wihch they handle the (ire alarms."
The' liroiklyn^agle .'iiiys ''Several .SulFoik papers are issuing special holi¬ day numbera." So they did and they were good too, but why jump so far. Nassau County newspapers might alao have been mentioned, including the Ob
Mrs. Louii^a J. Barker is ill at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. .Samuel T. Bourdette.
way    between   Rockville  Centre Ilempstead, on Christmas Eve.
Not since tho blizzard of 18H8 ha.-* Rockville Centre been visited by such a severe snow storm as that a.s raged Christma.s Day and .Sunday. Shortly before noon on Christma.s snow began ' James McChe.sney and John Lusch j falling lightly and all tho.so blessed , are home from Cornell University for with old maxims were pleased to note ! the Holida.vs. 'that  that dread bug-a-boo, a   "green"
I ' Chrijtmas,   would not   happen.    Snow
Mr. Mnd Mr.s. F. M. Summerviiie and , continued ^'ailing all day in a rather I son Rudyard spent the holiday at Mr. i mild manner, but as tho day grew cold-, i W. B. I'ettit'e. er and gray, it increased in velocity, .so
I that by nightfall an old-fashioned snow
Mrs. J. Stickney has returnt.-d to her , storrn was in full force.     Aa the   night
. home on Clinton Place after an extend-  grew later the storm increased in force
ed   visit   with   relatives
Pernsyl-
server, Rockville Centre Herald,   Ros-| «e"t^ci each of their pupiln with a   box
lyn News, The Messenger and the Nas-' "   *^*" ^' .	
sau County Review
and the wind   be{:;an to   whistli;  at  an
alarmirg rate, so that   by   midnight  a
full fashioned blizzard   prevailed.    A.s
At the close of the Christma.s   exer-1 ihe force of the storm   grew   stronger.
cies   of   the   Fublic    Hchool   held   last j the telephone,   telegraph   and   electric
Thursday   afternoon the   teachers   pr^e-1 jijrht wires became heavily laden   with
its white overcoat, and .shortly before midnifiht, by the weighting and cross¬ ing  of  electrii*   light   and     teiephont
Tbe   marriage  of    Miss    (jonevieve Pearsall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.   T.
wires,   they   soon   wero    broken    and danced dangerously in the air.  Ail sec-
Mrs. Etta J. Carman wishes us to thank all who contributed to the suc¬ cess of her Christmas events at the Children's Home at Mineola and at her Christmas tree at her home on Brooklyn Avenue, at tioth of whicb sbe was truly a Lady Bountiful to the youngsters made bappy by her thought¬ ful care. She entertained 79 children at her home, each received candy and a Christmas present from Santa Claus. Mrs. Carman says she wants us to thank you 80 wc do it but we really think she ought to be thanked for her generous care of the children and if you didn't help her as much as you could have
W. Pearsall. and Willard Thomas, both j tions of the village appeared to be of this village, took place at the home I HulTering alike, but the greater danuige of the groom's brother, Arthur j was along Lincoln .-Avenue and theMer- Thomas, on Harrison Avenue, Thur.s- rjck Road, on which thoroughfares a day evening o£Ja«^week^ i large nuniber of poles broke off and ~ ., ," .hung swaggering ill the air, sustained Mrs. Hattie Smith, wife of Charles '- ^nly by the numerous wires attached Smith, died on Friday morning from 11^, the same. Live wires appeared to pneumonia after an illness of about ten i he dangling in every direction, until days. Mrs. Smith was in the 44th i about 1 o'clock, .Sunday morning, when year of her age. she was of a sweet | the current was shut off entirely at tht and retiring disposition and will be j power house, and all danger fiom by greatly missed by a large number of , crossed wires, and live wires was avert- friends. Beside other relatives sbe gj g^ery electric light in the vil- leaves to mourn her loss her husband, i i^g^ was cut off, both in the hou.se and a little son and daughter. The faneral | gtreet lighting system, was held on Sunday afternoon. Rev. ; ^s soon as possible on Sunday morn- WIlliam D. Tuckey, pastor of the M. | i„g^ the village authorities bad a large E. Cburch, officiating. Interment was i fo^ce of men busily engaged in clear- made Monday moming. j j^g up the broken wires and atrength- „, ^, . , .. ., I ening those that were still in commfs- The Christmas exercises of the M. ^j j^^ it was impossible to hbve the E. Sunday School held laat Friday; street lights lighted up on Sunday evening in the Church werevery sue-j „j^ht, and after a eareful inspection of cessfolanddrewalargeaodience The the condition throughout the village, decorations co»Pisted of many bells of jt is believed that it will be impossible various sizes and evergreen roping ar- | to have the lighting system in commie- ranged to form a large canopy     A well ] gjon for several days.	
laden Chrstmas tree graced  tbe  front | ¦„     — ¦ r—^  '
of the church. There were carols by | the School with organ, piano and Sun-1 day School choir accompaniment, songs'     During the heighth of the terrific
Trains Collide in Storm
donation year,
done this season put it oown in your;,,    ^j,^  primary department, also reci-i storm that raged on  Sunday  morning
note  book  to  see that you send her a  ^^^j^^^  ^^^  tableaax  with   scripture i early, a rear end collision between two
tor ner Christmas tree next j ,ej,ding.    Prizes were awarded as fol-  electric trains on the Rockaway Divis-
  I lows:    To Miss Margaret Rope, t^ach-1 ion, occured at tho curve in  tho road-
The reporter who sent in the follow- \ er,  whoae class had highest average I bed at the Valley Stream station, ing article to the Brooklyn Tiroes isen- i attendance during  tbe year, a Metho- i    A west-bound train was standing at titled to the leather medal  for super-j dist  Hymnal,  given  by the supt.;  to | the little shelter station on the Rocka- abundance of unaginatton: .' Mrs. B. F. Davison, for gaining  larg-' way   branch,   when suddenly,  shortly
"Very few S the young people who. 1 est number of recruits, a five dollar | before 5.30 am a heavy train fron^ during the summer months, and in fact lg"ld piece, given by the pastor; to I the City line daahed around the curve these cold winter Sundays spend much nine scholars for perfect attendance, land before it could be brought to a stop of their time in the vicinity of the'each a fine Bible, given by the Sunday j it dashed headlong into the waiting well-known kissing bridge in the north ! School. The treat consisted of a half! tram. Both bead cars on each train westernportionof Freeport, know thati pound box of candy and apple and 1 were badly wrecked, but f«^»nately the place has more than a local fame, I orange, and the Primary De.jartment there were but few passengers aboard, and that a tragedy occurred there many land Cradle Roll were also presented! all escaping injury excepting two em- years ago. according to an old Indian iwith toys, games, etc. There were, ployees of the railroad company, who tradition. j many  exchange  of gifts   among   the i were in the forward  vestibule depwrt-
Oiily last year tbe old bridge was torn down, and one of steel took its place. At one time the bridge con¬ sisted only of fallen trees across the stream.
According to the old Indian tradition an Indian of the Massapequa tribe
older ones of the school.
BELLMORE
; ment of the first car, both of whom ! were badly cut and injured. It was ! impossible to ascertain the names of the injured men, who were hurried to ; the hospital at Far Rockaway, two of ! the uninjured cars op the waiting train
WANTAGH
J^berN. Comlsky of this -Illage, and v.„Ri'per, 162 S. Ocean  Av^.; JB," H. Bdweni Negbar ofNep York City. VanRiper, 6 S. Long Beach Aye/; R.
-..^.    n .J   ~     n~    .     „ IH.   Hunt,   116  N.   Ocean Ave.; Chas
em T^*"J^'.!''^.»•!•'!"? *•"• F'eePOf*  Fowler, ^oadwsy and Mount Ave. Social aob will hold iu masqaeradel    At the close of the evening services
carnival and novelty BaU at Sigmi nd Sunday night the churches will adjourn | The Sigma Eocbre Club will meet Opera Hoose. The committee is as « the Fresbyterian Church fora "Half-1 with l^rs. Naegli at Bellmore next follows:    ^ ^^    ¦.   ..   . iHoor Song Service" with the "Winona I Tharsdiy sf temoon.
Presi#enW Chas   Werkheiser; vice- Hymns" in antieipation of the Union      ^h, «;¦ ». »f7i:rr:;:Zi'. « „^
pre,.,   A. B. W.llsce; 2nd. vice pres.,   Weetihgs of Jan. 6 to 24.    Everybody     Ti   ^^   w^ ? i  5 *^ 1 ^i,   u   ^^- t'
Henry  Sigmond;   secretary     M     E-   will be welcome at this pleasant  func-1 X'^'^™S«v^L^^^^
Stokes: Snanclnl sec. M. C. Robinson; tlon, •* I Church.next Sunday mornings >
treasurer, M. B. Sixmond; floor mgr,,
•Cbae. H,A.   Sinmond; as^ floor mgr.,
Walter €oKzeoii;8ergeant-at-arma,  W.
W. Cameron.
The Review farth^ extends thanks | by the choir of
Tbe special Christmas music planned
the'MemVriai  Churoh  than ever this year and  wants you   lo j Methodist   gpiscopsl  Church
'¦   ¦¦   |. j bt.    All   the  evangelical   churches
The 'dwhtr and Senior Classes of centre, N. X i'reeport nigb Schoul peld a manqaer- 4ide daaee>la ftateroity Hall Wedoea- dey evealoK*
'Mew Yett Cvde at DaSilva'a, 6e
<ap*. It.
W. P. W. faet, lAtgatd can^ dMler
•BB l4Mt-Mw4l  'Ike dhtABtdd r» IjflirtL^ Jl^iliiUj drtftrM
G. Howard Randall, contractor and bailder, a reprodoetioo of the "Burn¬ ing of tbe Congresa."
' John Gatheart Gompaoy, New York, mfke. ef silk cord, teasel cord, etc.
tt.    |««^ef<
Beelly. etery trntgh oaAhd to ^
iodicatad hi ftin
eepeeijim
The Cantata given by the Memorial Sun'day School last Thursdsy evening was 'one of the best ever rendered' by the sehooL The 'various parts were well taken, aod following was tbe asoal exaiiango of gifts, when the School shewed tb^ir appreciatkin of tbe aa4 hie-faseOp |p • wttj sob- ChoNli   waa
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tsimm 1    The Storm Saturday and Sonday  ^id j ^^^.     detached to convey  the  injured
was Uiiuch damage to the telephone  service i_„„ wont to meet here at eventide a daugh-   i„ this vicinity, and many of the poles !     al ,u^ time of the wreck   Mvron  H ter of the Iroquois.    One day,   as  the  „ere snaooed off nenr the eround r^    •       j i?.!   L   t wrecK, Myron  H.
lovers were unsuspectingly  rVsting by ! ^"^ Bnapped                      ground. | Da».s and Otto H   Lotz   both of Rock-
thrf watern of the hrook, a jilted  lover '        ^              ,,...,            ,    , . J y/'? Centre, who had   been  stalled at
of  tbe  maiden crept up  behind  them      ^he annual Christmas entertainment [ Valley Stream on  a   trolley  car  since   , and  d ¦snatched  the  Indian  with   his  °''^'^ •^- ^- ^''""'"'"'''eld Tuesday ! the preceding    night,   and   who were      ' tomahawk.    He started to abduct  tbe I evening. There was the usual exchange , awaiting the  arrival  of the "P"Per"        , girl, when he was himself killed  by   a j ^^ «•''«'   """^  * P'«"""K program was . tram for  heir destination, were stand-       y youthful brave, a stranger.    In  recog-  rendered, , '"«^ "P°"     t P*"''"?*  °'  ^''«  "'""*'"•
iition  of  the  youth's   gallantry    the   -^           '^' the crash sounded, both young  men
maiden kissed his brow, and the place       The Laymen's Movement        "" '? '*'¦ "ff? '" '*"*^" Th''^ "'"**'
was always known, and is to this  day,        *¦ ." t,^ i„TrHpnn^in!ti^ni L^f i '"'* '? '" ' ^""i ^V""'    ^^i*"* "IH. as kissincr  bridge    as the farir<aA was '     ^ district interdenominational meet- \ injured appeared to be confined  in  thej as Kissing  Dridge,   as Uie htitvuft was   .      j^ connecti.m with the great  Lay- i vestibule of the front car and were an« ?n"«l'3Snrp'."''''^'!">«"'« Missionary   Movement  Conven-1 able to extricate themselves.     Messr^U
inai iryaiing piBce^   j lion in Greater Wcw   York   from  Jan. 1 Davis and LoU seized the  implement
Adv.— fhe  Nrsebu  County   Review ! *th to 16th will be held in Freeport on i in the emergtncy boxes and were thn will   have  a   better  line of calendars j Sunday afternoon at four o'clock in the  enabled io release the two unfortunat
Pine I inmates.   In their exertion; Mr. Davist overcoat came in contact witb son^ie o^ are  arked  to | (he electric heaters, aod the bottom sending  large | the coat was bumed badly and his ga hear  the  speak-' ment ruined, but he atatedthat he er who will be sent to Freeport by   the I pleased that the men  escaped  as wc Executive Committee of  New   York. | as they did, as he expected to see eve No collection for missions will be  tak-  person on the train killed or badly en as the object of the S^pda^  after- juied, so great did tbe shock of tbe( noon  meeting  is purely  inspirational  Iijion sound, whilo a string of br' and educational,    its parpose   is   to  fire, fully fifty feet in length, abolj present  this section of  Long  laiand with an opportunity to get into vital toacb witb tbe great laymen's move¬ ment wbicb is stirring the nen of our nation aa no otber religioaa event of recent years haa done.
you.
Coming Eyenis
Jan. 12-r-.Wedne8dsy .(evening—An¬ nual re-union Exreisior Hook and Lad- eder Company: chicken supper.
Freeport Lodne, L U. O. F. wi'l bold
tbe oaatoaianr reeepti n to its membera
..   ..^    ..   „m   „    oi^ ^In'' fnends oi^New Year's Oav,
byte a^ Se^h^iia'iM aft IP. M. and oootinsiag
huMovraing.
the air. It was impossible to fnrther particulars at Valley Steem later,in the day from any of tbe em- ployeea of tbe railroad, all of whom ex|»caocd ignonuice in reference to any detail of the'eollleioD.
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