Nassau County Review 19090528

              VOL. XIV
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1909
Official Paper of Nassau County
_ FREEPORT NEWS
Single copies oi the Review can be eecnrcd af H. (iobetz's and the Rtvicw oftice on Main .St', aud DaSilva's ou W. Merrick Roarl.
A valuable hunting dog, l)elon.ging to Esmond Stiles of Hergen Place, wa.s poisoned last week.
Nassau-by-the-Sea will be open on Decoration Day. .\ new board walk is being con.structed.
.Mrs. Charles Wallace is again quite] ill at the home of her brother, Samuel! K. Smith, Smith Street.
Miss Huldah Smith was operated up¬ on for cancer on .Monday at the Jewish H o.spital in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stark are the proud parents of a bouncing baby girl, born Wednesday, 11 :.'iO a. m.
The frame is up for the new house ! for Mrs. French on Long Reach Ave- ' nue.
Ever Ready Hose Company is plan¬ ning a moonlight Hail to Ellison'.s pa¬ vilion June 8.
A ma.«querade skating carnival will be held at Sigmond Opera House on Decoration Day night.
_, ! Patterson   ofTereii to work in   conjunc-
Henry Gobetz has moved into his new   tion with the Health Bo^rd. store on South Main St., next to Jacob-       The T. A.Gillespie Company, through .son's shoe store.    He has a fine  place,   their  superintendent,   M.   J.    Coffey,   made  application   to    lay    a    narrow
f>eeport Council, No. 57, Jr. O.   U. ' Paupe   railroad   for   distributing    the A. M., will entertain its   State   Board   large water pipe from the eastern   line of Officers this Friday evening in   Me¬ chanics' Hall.
Villaiie Trustees               '     The  first assembly of  the   Freeport H. Schloss ha.s broken ground for an
At the regular meeting   of   the   Vil-   t^adets was held in   the   .Seaman   Avb. addition to his store on Main Street. lage Hoard of Trustees Friday evening '¦ School last Friday at 4 p. m.
J.   W.   Fitz.simons,   President  of  the'     Applications   from   twenty-four  ap- Nineteen   tables   were  used   at
from twenty-four ap- Nineteen tables were used Board oV'He'aithr'appeamrand^asked :Pl'^«»ts were approved anrl mea.-^ures euchre^of ^Freeport^Council No to be excused on the matter of cleaning , ^^'^^" ^^^ uniforms. ''   ' •""" ""
up the stream which leads from Sea- ^he first drill was held at the base¬ man Avenue to Freeport River. He '^^'^ grounds Tuesday afternoon, and was informed that this was clearly up ^ twenty-four boys, equipped with cap, to  the   Board  of Health, but  Trustee' ^'""- l^^'KRinSs and   belt   were   in   line.
the Jr.
O. C A. M., Tuesday  evening, pleasant socail time was spent.
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School Notes
School closes June 25th. Regents' examinations are to be held from the 14th to the 18th of June. Miss   Lewis spent last Saturday and parents  at   Catskill,
The .South Shore Yacht Club will have a big time at its opening day on Monday. There will be motor hoat races during the afternoon, under direction of the regatta committee
the
Roswell Davis, president of the First Nationall Bank, has been elected president of the Queens and Nassau Sunday School Association.
The School Board of Education ad¬ vertises for bids for bonds for $4.':5,00(j for the new school house and site; th<' bonds will be sold at the .school huuse on June 1.5.
Suits ordered will be ready   for  deliv¬ ery within ten days.
The idea has met with such   success
that the Committee in charge feci com-
pellefl to ask those intending to submit
applications to do so on or before June
10,   as   after that date those   entering
of the village along the  north   side  of  ^v'" "^^t ^'^ »'^>''^ ^o parade with the Ca-
Newton Boulevard to the   hrook.    The   f'ets at their first public exhibition   on   *^'"^'"
application   to extend over  only   three  ''^'i' •^•
Freeport Council, No. 57, Jr. (). V. A. M., will hold Memorial exercises in its lodge room Sunday afternoon at half past three. A good approjiriate program has been arranged.
Base-Ball Notes
The Freeport Club team has disband¬ ed,   being   unable  to   secure    'suitable
John J. Kamiall has built a real es¬ tate office on Railroad Avenue. This is the first time Mr. Kandall has had an office building near the depot and will be appi'eciated hy his many clients.
The announcement of the Dusenbury- Dunaldson   nuptials   in   our   last issue gave   the name of the groom as Harry Donaldson   of     Freeport,    instead which it should have been Clinton .S Donaldson of New York Citv.
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On   Tuesday   evening, Nassau Dramatic Club   (
.  ,,  „- ,      „.   June   S,   the
jolly party of Brooklynites   were   j^jj^^..^^, i)ram"atic Club   of   Hempstead m town   '1 uesday ior luncheon at   iMrs.   will i)resent the three-act drama. "The ^ the   cellar  or  on thu tirst floor and the
days.    The   application   was   granted. Trustee Ellison voting No.
Upon invitation of Chief Cameron the trustees decided to attend the an¬ nual Jiarade and inspection of the de¬ partment to-ino>row evening and the President was empowered to sign a voucher not to exceed .?:2U() for band hire for the event. Trustee Patterson voted against the latter.
Cornelius Hedell was ai)|irovetl as a member of the Ha.y View Hose (Com¬ pany.
Klrncr   E.    Kaynor    was    appointed of  a village ofHcer.
• tt Engineer Smith was directed to test the water meter in the house of Frank H. .Stevens.
It was decided that heroafte)' all electric light meters shall be placed in
Alfred P. chairman.
Hrown,   2S Lena   Ave.
Owing   to   stormy grounds   no   games   were   played   last Saturdav.
Sundav with her N. V,'
(Jrade examinations are to be held during the week beginning the 7th of June.
The janitor has sent in his resigna¬ tion and will leave at the end of this month.
Jerome Xolan is recovering from his broken arm and is now able to get back to school.
Sarah Soper has been absent from the High School on account of an at- weather and wet   tack of mumps.
Decoration   Day   Post   Cards at   the Review Stationery Sto»'e,  Oli   S.   .Main
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Theo. Dixons', Kussell Park,consisting of Mrs. E. J. Seaman, Airs. D. Van¬ Wicklen, Miss Daisy Van Wicklen and R. W. Seaman.
Governor Hughes has sigjied Assem¬ blyman Miller's bill amending tho He- nevolent Orders Law, so as to include any Council of the Jr. O. IJ. A. M., under jurisdiction of the National Council. This was introduced at the re(|uest of the local ('ouncil, and gives them the privileee id' incorporating.
Majis of Freeport have been issued and are now on sale at the Review Stationery Store, I'i'Z S. Main St. They arc about une foot .s<iuare, and are accurate, showing all the streets and avenues in the village. They sell for 15 cents: sent by mail on receipt of price.
Geo. Dahlbender, night watchman at Lynbrook, arrested t!harles J. Hrady one night last week on a charge of stealing a horse, buggy and harness from George Wintjen of this village, his former employer. Dahlbender no¬ ticed the accused driving into Lyn¬ brook. Hrady offered to sell the rig to the officer, who arrested him after asking a few questions. He was com¬ mitted to the county jail at Mineola to await an examination, which was held before Justice Neu at Lynbrook Fii- day morning, when he was held to await action of the Grand Jury.
Specials for Friday and Saturday: Sultana fruit cream kisses, 10c lb. ; butter peanut brittle. 10c lb.; DaSil¬ va, 15-17 W. Merrick Road.
There are certam drawbacks about the outdoor life but the chief of these can be escaped by those who will heed Smith & Bedell's ad in this issue.    It.
Golden Gulch," in Sigmond Opera House, for the benefit of D. P. P. Mott Post, G. A. IL
The Freeiiort Ta.Kicab Comjiany of Freeport has been incorporated with the Secretary of State, with a capital of $1,001), consisting of shares of .^50 each. The directors are W. (]. Smith, Jacob Post antl .lessie Post, of Free- port.
It might interest some of our readers to know that the Long Island Realty Company, whicii is again advertising lots "Freeport and Merrick, (S miles from New York City line, $4!) and U|)," does not answer our request for in¬ formation as to the locatit)!) of their lots for $4!t, akhough   they   advertise:
clerk was directed to notify   the tricians of the s^amc.
The comrnittee on the apjilicatlon of the residents <if the village north of the track, to have a n^adway cut through east from East Railroad Avt'iiue, i-e- ported Jirogress.
Thomas Chilt<in complained about his water bill. He stated that he hacl re¬ moved one of his faucets from the kitchen and had jilaced a huse bib in its 'place for the washing of wagons and watering horses. Finding the bill cor¬ rect nothinsg was done with it.
The Hoard ajiproved of the ameml- nient to the by-laws of the Vigilant Hose Comjiaiiy whereby a second as¬ sistant foreman can be elected.
Trustee Ellison was appointed a committee to secure a dog catcher ami a Jiound in the village.
Church Notes
A cake sale and tea will lie hekl by the Altar Guild of the C'hurch of the Transfiguration at the residence of Mrs. (Cornelia J. Kellurh. L!55 Pine St.. .Saturday afternoon. May 2'.*, from 2 to (1.
The Woman's .Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Churcli will meet in the chajiel next Wednesday, June 2, at 'I'.'.'iH Jl. m. ; subjects for the tlay are ".Alaska" and "Latin .-\merica."
All ladies of the church are very cor¬ dially invited to attend.
Mechanics
The opening games of the Jr A.   M.   League will be played (Decoration Day) as follows:
P'reejiort at Woodmere.
Hollywood at Rockvilie   Centre
Nassau at Hempstead.
There are now about l'2oi> jaipils in this school which shows a great in¬ crease over last year.
The F. II. S. play "Facing the .Mu- . O. r. sic" will be given in .Sigmond Ojiera .Monday   House this evening.
There was a meeting of the Board of Education last Saturday to decide the jihms looking towards the construction of the new Schu(51 House.
.Several library books and magazines are being bound and it is expected that about 100 new books will be   acklcd   to
IIKJH SCHOOL
Last   Wednesday   the' High    School pliyed Kockville   Centre   at   Freejwrt   the library in a couple of weeks
The   Student,   the school pajitT, v.as
A sjjecial meeting of the Church Improvement Society will be held in the Chajiel of the Presliyteriati (church next Wednesday afternoon, June 2, at 1 ::!0 o'clock. The meeting is called for the Jiurpose <if deciding about tho annual outing of the society.
Services at the Church of the Trans¬ figuration, Whit Sunday, May .'ioth, will be: Holy Communion 7.00 Holy ('ominunion and Sermon (.'hildren's Flower .Service .'J Evensong at .s. All friends i children are .«cordially inviteti with them at their service.
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Last Monday afternoon tlu- High School met Lynbrook at the home irrounds and defeated them for the third time with a score of 2 to !.
PHI ALPHAS
The tirst game of the inter-village series will take place Saturday when tho Phi Alpha A. C. plays at Rock-, ville Center. Phi Aljiha will have a very strong team in' the field, with either Furst or Tryon in the box. I'ryon has been getting in good shane this season, and is ready now t(j pitch winning ball; he has good curves, speed and co!itrol. Searles will jirobably do the receiving.
On Monday the second of the inter- village series will be jilayed, when the Phi Alpha meets Heinjistcad in a doub¬ le header. Two ^anu's will be jilaycu in the afternoon, the lirst game starl¬ ing at 2 o'clock, the second at four. MeiLjiStead has a strong   team,   and   a
"Call,   write   or   jihone   for booklet.
We  wonder if^-<ittr readers can tell   us!     A communication was received from   Sunday    morning.    Next    Wednesday   are   expected   at Alhletii' I
the location of the.se $11) lots   in   Free-1 Willet   G.   Smith offering his st<^re un   evening, June 2. a meeting will be held   both games will be played.
Holy communion will be adtninistcr. at   the service of the Lutheran Church   large following, and some lively doings
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issued last Monday. The ne.xt issue is to come out during C-cmimeiicement week and will contain the sjieeches of the Valedictorian ami Salutatorian as usual.
The report cards were given out last Wednesday and the following tif the High .School room received merit cards : Irene Provost, '-iomi Kaymoiv, Ada Christians, Harold Huni|ihrey, Peter Bech, EiJv.'ard Hoyce and Henry Kriii;'.- weiser.
Next .Saturday, .hme 5, fi'om 2 till ti o'clock, the two schools will combine and give an exhiliition of the work done by the various grades for the jj.ist year, in the (Jrove Street Scho<il. Tho exlrtliit will be held in each resjiectlve grade room ami the parents am! all ii,- tercsted in the work of the luipils are invited to attend.
Freeport Club Notes
Al a sptvial tru'ctiiig of the Hase- P>all Committee held at the club house Monda.v evening it was voteti to dis¬ band the ball team and cancel all games.      The   committee   has   worked
Railroad Avenue for a court room   and at   the   home   of  John   Behrens,    209
jail for a monthly rental of $25.  Presi- Smith Street, to adopt   a   constitution
EverybiMly is invited to decorate for  dent   Morrison and   Trustee   Patterson and complete the  organi/cation   of   the
the firemen's parade to-morrow   night, ; constitute a committee for jirocuring a congregation, and red lights will be in demand.    The  jilace for same.
parade will start  about  eight  o'clock'     The counsel was authorized   to   sub-,     ^   Memorial   Day   sermon    will   be
and the following is the  projiosed line  mit a probable figure of  what  it  will P^'eached  by   Rev.    Charles    Herfiert
oi-march: i cost to have the title ot   the   property S^r'lUyteHr'cLTch'wit^'h   'the   by Roosevelt was a misprint.     Ph. Al-   meeting   Monday   night  the   memhers
This Saturday Freeport H.  S.   jilays Erasmus   Hall   at   Athletic   Park, and
this  game between   two of the fastest Jiard for the last three weeks trying to
Long Island High   S'-hools should   fur- locate a field to jilay ball   on   in   Frce-
nish a treat for the local fans. port.    The only field that   would   have
The article in a local pajier last week been convenient to the village was the
stating   that   Phi Aljiha was   defeated one adjoining Athletic Park.      At the
A Word with the Lady of the House Attention is directed to Grassman's advertisement in another portion of this paper. Note the Special Free Mission Rocker offer. If you think of furnishing a home or need any article in the Furniture or CarjHJt line, you will be interested in Grassman's low prices, and will certainly save money by in¬ vestigating same. This well-known and progressive tirm buys direct from reliable manufacturers, thereby secur¬ ing every price advantage that exten¬ sive buying and sjxit cash can com¬ mand.    They own both store and ware-
Form on Church   St.,   facing   north, j at    the    corner  of   Pine   and   Church head of line resting at   Pine  St., west! Streets registered under the  Torrence
i on Pine St. to Long Beach Ave., north j System.
ito  Lena  Ave., east  to    Wallace  St.,       The  following    applications     were, south to Brooklyn Ave., east to  Grove | granted :
St., north to Randall Ave., east to] Sidewalks—M. Kling, Long Beach Main St., south to Broadway, east to; Avenue; Henry L. Maxson, Rose St.; Columbus Ave., north to Grand Ave., j P. D. Combs, Bay View Ave.; Vernon west to GrafRng PI., south to Broad-j Lawrence, Church St.; James Carver way, west to Brooklyn  Ave.,   west  to  and Otto Nilson, Church St., and C. M.
I Ocean Ave., south to South Side Ave., ' Foreman, Main St.
least to Grove St., north to Merrick | Water—Stephen Pettit, six houses Road, east to Church St., south to j on Miller Avenue; Fred Verity, Mi- Smith St., east to Main St., north to i chael Cookley, Robert H. Hodge, Reu- Railroad Ave., west to front of Village'ben Welsh and J. Francis Hunt (2 Office, where inspection will place.
Colored fire and Japanese lanterns for the firemen's parade Saturday evening, at DaSilva's.
members of the D. B. P. Mott Post of the Grand Army of the Rejiublic and of the Woman's Relief Corps in attend¬ ance. The pastor's evening theme will be the third topic in the series on Adam,   "In the Clutches of the Law."
At  the  Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday  next  the  services  will be  as
follows:    Morning   worship  at   lOi.'JO
a.   m., when   the   pastor.   Dr.   W.   A.
Richard, will preach on ""The Value in
the Community of a  Real   Aian."    At
7:45 p. m.. Rev. G. A. Gibson of Bell-
takelhouses) on Nassau St.;  Oscar  Rhodes  "i"'"*^ ^"''•^'^<=*^"P,yt^^^' fif^P''-   ,^t  2:;}()
and  A. W. Pearsall on Roosevelt  PI. ;  P- '"" ^^ere will be a Union   Memoria
I Benjamin D. Homan,   Ocean   Avenue;' ^^^ Service of the Sunday Schools and
pha has no Sunday team, and does   not   concluded that  it   would   be  unsports
play Sunday ball.
BALDWIN
The residence of  John   f^ox, hurts," is undergoing repairs.
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obituary
MARIAN  WHALEY Marian  Thelma,   the   two-year daughter
of   Mr. died
A. H. Brown, Main St; Mrs. M. M. Taylor, B. Frank Post, Jay St.; Sid¬ ney T. Post, Church St.; Oscar Rhodes, Railroad Ave.; and   Walter   Westcott,
\ Cedar St.
''     Light--W.   S. Merrill,   Archer   St.;
! M.   M.   Taylor,   Merrick    Road,    and
! Thomas Lucas, N. Grove St. The aji¬ plicatlon of George Daniels, Pierpont in
the   two-year    old
and    .Mrs.    Oliver Whaley     died    Wednesday  of  spinal: ^;;;   ^^^     j^^^d  in  the  hands of the meningitis; funeral services were held j ,;  ^t committee to be grs^nted as  soon v^.sterda.v    afternoon    at    3'M,   Rev. • ^^^   ^^e  necessary material is on   hand Charles  Herbert  hcholey    officiating, , f^,^ ^j,^. extension, with interment at Greenfield Cemetery. ¦
MKS. WILHELMINA SCHONRL'P, '     Rev. L. Walter DeShields, ex-pastor
of  the   Bethel A. M.   F.   Church,   but now   pastor  of  the   Hethel ,A. M Church   in Oswego,   N.   Y.    was
There are s'ix large floors ' Charles Herbert Scholey. pastor of the' ^'-^'^"'e ^^^^"^'^ ^»'',«^ '^''*-'^'   ^1^"-' used as show-rooms, filled with elegant   Presbyterian Church, officiated  at  the,'-^^te   for  home  after  attending goods of the latest designs.    All prices   funeral   Sunday;  burial   in  Greenfield  «"""^.'^""/"7^^«; ^l^^^ are marked in plain figure tags, on the  Cemetery. j ^ >"«hmg May 19 to 24^.nclus,ve.
closest  margin system consistent with business     safety.     They    have     one CARD OF THA.NKS
congregations of the Prebsy terian. Bap¬ tist and Methodist Episcopal Churches, at which the old .soldiers, the Woman's Relief Corns, and others will 'oe guests. Rev. Charles Herbert Scholey will give the addre-ss. A general invitation is extended to all to attend this service. The Sunday Schools should be present by 2:15 ji. m., to be seated comforta- bly.
house therefore it stands to reason that their exjienses are light and they can aged 56 years, died very suddenly last sell high grade furnishings fo'r less! Thursday at her residence on Harri.son than those concerns paying ane.xorb- Avenue, of heart disease. Rev. itant   rent
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In the Freeport First Baptist Church Stanley W. Roberts minister, there will«be public worship of (iod Sunday at 10..'30 a. m. and 7.45 ji. m. In the morning a Memorial Day sermon will be "preached on "Memories We leave Behind Us;" evening subject, "The Objective of Jesus;" Bible School at 2.30; Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 7, mid-week service on Friday at S o'clo<?k.
John T. McCarthy is malting im¬ provements on his place on Woodside Avenue.
The Loft projierty on Merrick Road is being improved by several attrac¬ tive additions.
The cement bridge over the creek south of Mill Pond is about comjileted. This is quite an improvement.
• The Advance Club was entertained by Mrs. James H. Story at her resi¬ dence on Grand Avenue Tuesday after¬ noon.
The schools will be clofsed on .Monday owing to the observance of Decoration Day. Many of the teachers will sjjond their holidays out of town.
Wheeler (Jlover is about to start a Summer colony at (.'rescent Beach, Great Kills, Staten Island. He will erect (.ottages, lay sidewalks, etc.
The Woman's Foreign .Missionary Society of the .M. E. Church will hold a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. John   H.   Carl next Friday   afternoon.
A number of the street signs are  off
To The Nassau County Review :
_L ¦ Sunday, from 12 to 12:45, will occui*
Did  you see the large assortment of  the  first meeting of the Men's Forum,   the lamp posts while others are turned 5c and 10c goods at DaSi^a's'.'    Watch  The object will be to discuss (juestions   around,   giving the wrong name to the
manilke to play so near another local team especially when both were play¬ ing home, and .so decided to end the season without going any further.
The Club played two games, both away from home, defeating Babylon and Glen Cove.
The pool tournament is rapidly draw¬ ing to a close, only a few more games remaining to be jilayed, and most of them postjKined from early in the tournament. The honor of wining first place rests between Kennedy and Sutherland, and Hart and Sproul. The latter team has finished, winning nine games and losing two, while Kcnned.y and Sutherland have won eight and lost one, with two more to play; the score:
Won   Lost K<iiui<l.v aad Sutherland h        1 Hah and Spronll '•        '.'.
<'orlty and ThomjjHon       t'>       "2 Johnson and Brower 7       :i
Smitli and WallacM^ ¦>        -i
Ma<tCarey and Cook 5 1
Mun/ingtr and Lee "i       o
Karle and Jobns<in 1        I
S«nithard anrl Anderson    'i       'i Finch and Knowlen :;       T
V»riry und Tallman 1      1"
Starr an<l Maxson o      11
Mac(Jarey, by winning most of hi" games bas passed X>jrby in the duck pin tournament, and bids fair to win the tournament. Corby has three more games to roP and will have to win them all to tie MacCarey for tirst place; the games won and lott to date are:
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I our windows for special prices.      It.
price  and one price only to everybody
In   thefullsen.se  of  the  word  every       Will you kindly express through your
piece of furniture is an honest bargain. ' columns our gratitude to the kind peo-!     The Village Board of  Assessors  ad^
A guarantee label insures absolute sat-  pic of Freeport who assisted u.s so ma- ^ vertises that the Village tax booka are
isfaction   to  every  purchaser.    Their ^ terially   in our ti-ouble and affiiction in  i>ow  open for inspection.    Most of  us
free  delivery  system   is  a feature of  our  loss   in  the  sudden  death  of the  have  the  habit  of kicking ^bout  our | topic,
this old established firm.    If you  need  mother of our family. taxes  when  wo  pay the  collector;   it  opportunity   for  voluntary   discussion , ren's
in applied Christianity, such as Wealth street.    People have learned to dejiend
and  Capital,   Civic Corruption,   Child on these signs and the matter recjuires
Labor,   Marriage, Immigration, Labor attention.
conditions,   etc.    Rev. S. VV.   Hoberts 	
will make a brief introduction   to each Attractive  music is being rehearsed
after    which    there    will    be by the M. E. Sunday School for Child- Day.    Large  wall   maps  have
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anything for furnishing your  home, it j     We also fully  appreciate  the  dona-  don't  do  any  good  then—now   is the  from the Christian point of view.    All   been   placed   in  the  chapel  for use in
will pay you to visit Grasmann's,  1065  tion  of  beautiful flowers, and wish to  time tu call and easily ascertain if your  men   invited.    The  special topic    for; the study of  the   S.   S. lessons.    The
and  1067   Broadway,    opposite    Reid i thank the givers of these also. I assessments are equitable.    Tuesday.   Sunday will be "Wealth and Capital." i Sunday  School purchased the aame at  played:    Thompson   against     Jaggs;
Ave.. Brooklyn, two  short blocks  be-| YouM very respectfully, ,Junj   1,   is set  down  for  "grievance j     Special    masic appropriate  to  Me-1 an expense of $25.    The  Primary De-  Starr, Denton against  Raynor;  Corby
low DeKaib  Ave.    Elevated and  sur-; Mr. P. Schonrup. jday"  wl>en  the  Board  will  meet  tojmorial   Day  will be rendered  by  the I partment will have a  picnic  in  Lake-  against Denton; Starr against Denton,
face cars pass the door. *•* * D. Schonrup. I beer comp]aiiita regarding their^ work. | choir at the Sunday evening service.      wood Park on Saturday. ; Raynor.