South Side Messenger 19101028

              ly RehiKis Money to David BeddH Dies at
Ahr iSi^ Lands at f at the Age of 81 Years
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
orriciAL PAPi:i>i,MASSAU county
Vol 3f rItBBww 1#
Ev«ry ¥tiJUkf
FREEPORt AND BELLMORE, N. Y., FRIDAY. OCT. t8,  I»10
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Merridc
ImtmttYm Choreh at th» Re ^il««m«r 8ond*3r, the tw«nt]r>t}iitd lifter Trinity, «t 7 :S0 and 11 a. m. «nd 8 p. m. Oilebrstion 4>f tita Hoijr Commnn- ion ftt tb« Mrly Mrtioe. Mominff pnytr tod ««rt»on at the Meood imt- vio«. Tnwaday bdng AH Sainta Day, J^n Will b« a Mtflbration of the Holy "" nmmonloiv at 7:80 «. ri.    The  Won>-
Aoxiliary macta w««kly in tha f*«rfah HotHMH on Friday* at 2:80 p. m. . Evaty woman of Uarridt ia eordially invitad to join thia orfaniMition tar titie opport^inity it oifeni of applying one» afforta for otiMra regalarly and ayatam- aticaliy wh«r« thay will count moat and alao far tha oi>portunity of com¬ munity good fallowthip which ia pro¬ vided. The Janior Auxiliary roaata Qpon Saturday aftemoona at 2:30. Tha Sunday School meeta in the Parish HoQta at 10 a. m. On Sunday the annual diatoibution of bulba which are contributed by a friend of the achool, wiH be made. The bulbs are given to the seholMrs who rear tjtem to flower and, sailing them in the spring, give the prooeeda to Missions.
Robwt H. Johnston, Jr., Paat Sach¬ em of Motikoke Tribe, No. 472, Im¬ proved Order of Red Men, has been ap¬ pointed Depnty Great Sachem in charge of the tribes of Naaaaa Cpunty.
Announcement is made of tha en¬ gagement ot Miss Gladys Draper, daughter of Mrs. Walter Draper of Praeport, to Mr. John James Ginnane of Freeport. Miss Drapm ia a niece of Mrs. L. B, Corlies of this place.
A plaaaing and flnaneiiljy auecess- ful entertaiommt was given in Fire¬ men's Hall ^r. Wednesday evening with an audience of tabout 200 by Greg Patt), a hamorist, and Oxenbam'a mov¬ ing pictures. Dancing waa enjoyed after the entertainment. The affair H'aa under the au8(|ufes of Merrick Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1.
As announced in the columns of ttte Messenger a week or so ago aa about tathappen, our local store changed hinds of adminiatratioii on Monday of this week, Mr. E. R. Miller succeeding to the aome-aeventeen-year-estabiished jrocery, drygoods, bay, feed, coal, and rood business of Mr. J. W. Birch. 'Mr. Birch will now be enabled to give biel entire time to real estate and insur¬ ance whi<^ be has been very success¬ ful. Mr. Birch will cchtinue as post¬ master with Mr. Miller as deputy, at¬ tending, probably, to the active work of the office. Mr. Miller conies to the new busineas he has entered upon not without previous experience and is best suited to serve the local public, we think, of any man who might suc¬ ceed Mr. Birch, having lived here all P^^is life.
The Rev. William H. Littebrandt '^iand Messrs. P. R. Jennings, D. V. Lawson and R. P. Kent were in attend¬ ance upon the Archdeaconry of Queens and Naasau, held in Bayside on nesdsy.
Lewis Pays Over $40,- 000 b the Cmintjr
Freeport
"Frita," who drivea a freight waRiftn fnr Vrunk Southard, hod a miracalcras OnratyTreMOrwaf NtttMlCMnitT^f«:*P« •«'• Saturday afternoon  from
' bering crushed to death, when be fell off the wagon in the mud and a heavy crate fell on him.
He was on tha r«Mir of the WMOii on which was loaded aoata mmffiiing over 200 pounda. The affair waa top heavy and the man waa attempting^ to steady it    He soeceoded    until   tlte
Makes G«Mi AaoMt Tdkca by Hit EaqilsyM
At tiie wadily meeting at tlie board of SapM^iaon Monday tiie following letter waa reoeived by the boatd:
"Qentlemen-4 beg leave to hand you herewith my individual check for $40,000, payable to you jointly in your official capacity, to be need by yon in refunding to the County of Nassaa the amount of th^ .defalcation of J. l-rank Baokney and William W. Rapelyea. two fornaer employee in the county treasurer's office, such amount to be determined by the auditors now en¬ gaged in the examination of the books ahd accounts of my office.
"In tiie event that such auditors And that each defalcation exeeeda* $40,^000, I shall, upon being advised by you of such excess, forthwith pay the same, but if it is found to be less than $40,000, I ahall expect you to return to me individually the difference.
"I have drawn thia check for $40,000. for the reaaon that it appears from the cash slips, which Rapelyea confesses represent the full defalcation, that it amounts to $89,616.92.
"Awaiting your advices in the mat¬ ter I am yours very truly,
"Charles F. Lewis, '' Treasurer of Naasau Coun ty.''
The supervisors voted io deposit this Check in the First National Bank of Miaeola In their names as trustees for the benefit of the p^>ple of Nassau County, and when the amount is de¬ termined by the accountants the people will be reimbursed.
Hempstead
Oberammergati and Ita Passion Play will be the subject of an illustrated addreaa at the Presbyterian Church House next Tuesday evening, Novem¬ ber 1st, at eight o'clock.
William Moore of <Freeport, has opened a cafe in the Von Elm building, coiner of Jerusalem Ave. and Henry St.
wheels of tha wagon ttmck the tracks of the Long Islai^ Railroad where thay skidded and losing hia balance he fall to the roadway which was covered with mud doe to the rain. *
Released, the erate fell and struck him above the kneea and the heavy end rolled over on hia body pinning him to the ground. A number of the witness¬ es of the accident turned away, while others ran to hia asaistaiice and aa aoon as they removed the crate he aroae, knocked the mud from his clothea and Moisted in again ^-loading the crate.
Mrs. George T. Van Riper ia an¬ nounced to lead the Epwbrth League meeting Sunday night in the M. E. Church; topic, "Two Aspects of the Government of Qod."
The DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, M. E. Church is this week and next cele> brating the seventy-fifth anniversary of its organisation. The pastor,-Rev. W. W. W. Wllaon, who is in charge, ta known here aS a former pastor of the Freeport M. E. Church.
The Rev.. Gharlea H. Scholey, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, delivered his illustrated lecture on the "Passion Flay" at Oberammergao atFar Rocka- way Monday night, in the Presbyterian Church.
Hemp^tfead Lodge, I. O. O. F., will hold a smoker in its rooms in the Heropatead Bank Building, on Novem¬ ber 3.
The Ladies Circle and the Epwortb League of the M, E. Chuirch will have a fair and sap^r Dec. 7 and 8.
New York Lodge, No. 1, Shield of Honor, will hold a dance in Loretto Hall, Wednesday evening, Nov. 9.
W. G. Lynch, formerly of New York, has moved into the house of George W. W^kes on New Cnys street
Morris   Raynor,  formerly of Roose- Wed-jv9lt,   ia occupying Lorenzo  DeMott's 1 property on William street
The monthly' meeting of Merrick , Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, will be hekl in the Fire House on Tuesday ev- { ening at 8 o'clock.
RockviDe Centre
  The  monthly meeting of the local
In the recent examinaUon held in J ?«»'^ "'I,"!""*'J''" ^f'^"^ **"' the Sunday School upon m paat quar-1 Y'"**' ^lerk s office on Friday even- ter'a work the highest per c^nt was ob, 'PK «* J '-^.^^.^l^f' ^" 'w-dents are tained   bv   ElirabetB   Link   with  91  ' cordially invited to  attend  this meet-
|«:^ne^.«JrnTi''wL;tcO*f w?i; i-g. ^f^ the Boan, will be pleaaad to ^ C»^i»l«'»"''^r .J^f*^^^^^^^ '62: 'Mi8« M»^, Kent's claaa of hoys '=«"'*l«f ""^ 8«K»~tion thit may be. >«orth Mam street, upon their return has beeti the atar and flair^ daas for Oc- °«''^ *»y any reaident of this village. >	
At St John'a Epiaeopal Church, Jer¬ sey City, Wednesday night, at 8 o'clock. Miss Alice Cordelia Double- day, daughter of Mrs. William C. Doubleday of Jersey City, and Walter C. Rhodes, of the Freeport Bank, were united in marriage by Rev. E. L. Stod¬ dard, rector emeritus of the church, in the presence of a large assemblage of relatives and friends.
The ushers were Walter Cozzena, Harry J. Betzig, Percy 6. Whitman and Charles E. Terry. Clifford CoylOr Was the best man. The bride waa at¬ tended by Misses Florence Buchanan, aa maid of honor, and Blanche Rhodes, Anna Cadmus and Sarah Austin, of Passaic. There were about 200 at the wedding supper served at the bride V\ home, 9 Belmont avenue, Jersey City. The bride presented her attendants with pearl pertdants: and the groom likewise his with stickpinj.
A number of friends f'.'ora Freeport were among the guests.
The bride's gown waa white aaiin trimmed with pearls and real lace, and a white tulle veil and she caried a bouquet of white roses and lillies of the valley. The maid of honor wore pink satin, embroidered, and carried pink roses; bridesmaids, pink satin trimmed with yellow Marquisette; carried bouquets of yellow chrysanttiic- mums. The church was prettily decor¬ ated with palma, ferns and yellow chrysanthemums, aa waa also the resi¬ dence.
Mr. and Mra. Rhodes have gone to Okl Point Comfort and other Southern
ha^ been the atai;' and flag c}^ for Oc- tqlber,  hiaving been the beat   class in { ptHnt of ftttendaaca fot; jSept|»|>ftKar.
Miss Ruth Kent left on Monday to take lip the work of instruction in St Faith's School in New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Strong, form¬ erly of Qnbylon, will move into the rec¬ tory permanently for the winter temor- row.
• Mr. Welling, and fiamily leave for their iionae in New Yo''' o*^ Tuesday next
Mrs. Charles Stout recovered so rap- idly and well from h«r recent serious ktion in tha Gennan Hospitsil, klya, that she was diiwharged aearcely a thre« waaka' ^tay and is now coovaloscing at her home here on'Merrick avenue.      "
A very {feasant surprise   was tand-
Mn. Eugene Carp«Dt«r last Pri-
ay at her home w Mernok avenue by
presence  uf Mr|.   Steftfaec;  Haff,
and Mnt. Chari«» HaflF  and their
liifant daughter,   Marje.  ot Sealord,
Mra.   John   Walters, the MiaaM
and Etb«) Walta7.«   and Master
lid   WaHers  of  Wantagb.    The
jiMTty ««na« attd retumfld in Mr. Maff's
auioiio^k».
i>epoty State Councilor Joseph Tuni- soo will pay his olBcial visit to Free- port Council Jr. O. U. A. M., thia Fri-
I day evening.
I     John J. Dunbar of Freeport Council
I baa been appointed Deputy State Cknin- cilor over Hollywood Council, Jr.   O.
; U. A. M., of SiMTiogfield.
Under the auspices of the Epwortb Leagwa of St Malrk'a M. E. Church, a HatfcHira'en aocia,! will be held in the leagae room on Monday evening, Octo¬ ber 81st.
Mra. W. M. Keeler   and   her sister. 	
Miss Florsaoe H. Patten, are spending I     _       ,   __, .    .    , „ _^. ^ .
a few weeks in Waahington. D. C.        I     ^Vry L. Tyub«iback <rf North Main  Z j atreet and Harry McCarthy jf Colum-
wtiii.n,   Piw«k. {. k.niKo  .w».».;».a  bua avenue are two enthusiastic ama- im^o^«aSrti to'hS'.tS?^* I ^' 'l^P'T -T**'" *^>*^* .^
'"    j madbine of their own manufacture  an
At a «Meting of a large   number of I***?*"* °' **>'*'*'  *« PaWished    in tha   miiihl    of children ii. tha kinder-1   '''^ P"**"    last week. gav|Mik,^^k) in the Clinton School on       ...       „._=¦, . o i j   j
WStaeU^y last, a Moth««' Club was I .Arthur .He^dWckson. of faWwin. organised for the mutual benefit of the ' ''^!^,'"^\f^'f J"^^ L" ^^"if m^^h«s, toaebaraand ehiWren. The *,»««•'"f ^VS'*tJ^^'*" ***"" following offlcer. were elected: f««i-i ***:;*:Ti!?^'"H^ *^^^^*V*^i^' dent. Miss Daaa; Vice Preaklent, Miaa . "-^ ^ "•« «•?• "P l**'"'* •'"•*'«*
Qvfl Service £xiuniiii«-| BeUmare
iMHIS Single copies of the  Mesaasigar ran
 ^ - be had at William Wolfe'a drug store
Vmr^iim^m m^ r>Mi^ii  4(«v«iMi   «. i and ftwos Andorson BlooiiMnr, newB dflai- rw MMt man %.wmm} iicrvm, «¦ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ p^ ^^^ ^^
Died—Oh Wednesday. October 26. David Bedell, aged 80 yeara, 14 days; ftanaral service at Belhtoore Meihoditt Cbareb, Sunday, Oct 80, at 2 p. m.
^On NoramtMr 26, IBTO, Um State Civil Service Commission will Imld ax- amlnationa for the following positions:
Assistant Chief,   Division of Statis- j    j<^^   Epworth tieaandAccounts, Public Service Cora- Meadow   M    E.
mission, Second District, $2400.    Men only.
Assistant Inspector of Gas, Public Service Commission, Second District $1080 to tl200.    Men only.
Chief Clerk, Division of Telephones and Telegraphs, New Vork office. Pub¬ lic Service Commission, Second Dis¬ trict $1600 to $iiOO0. Men <mly. Re¬ quires a good stenographer.
Guard, State Agricultural and In¬ dustrial School, Industry, N. Y., 1640 and maintenance.    Men only.
Highway Inspector, varioui counties,. $8.50 to $4.60 a day.   Men only.
Inspector, State Board of Obarittes. $900 to $1200. Open to men and wom¬ en. '
Inspector of Educational and I .dus- trial Training, State Board of Chari- tiea, $1600.    Men only.
Junior Statiatician, Public Service Commission, Second District, $1200 to $1600.    Men only.
Mechanical Engineer, Tranaportation Department, Public Service Commis¬ sion, Firat Diatrict, $2401 to $3000. Men only.
Page. Open only to boya from 14 «b 18 years cf age.
ProofreOdco-, $900 to $1600. Opm to men and Wocnen.
Special Investigator, Department of Labor, $1200.    Men and women.
Snperviaing Carpenter, Mohansic State HospiUl, $100 per month and maintenance.    Men only.
Telephone Traffic Inspector, Public Service Commiasion, Second District, lj.200 to $1800. Open tu men and women.
Woman Officer, State Institutions, $300 to $360 and maintenance.
Applications must be filed on or be¬ fore November 19, 1910. For detailed circular and application address
State Civil Service Commission, Albany, N. Y.
The Public Service Commission, Sec¬ ond District, has received a complaint from residenta of Freeport asking that the Commission order the Nassau 4k Suffolk Lighting Company to supply gas to their premiues, stating that the company has made repeated fnromises but the promises have not been kept Complaint alleges tliat the number of consumers fully warrants the extension asked for.
Ijtmgua of the Seat Chtiroh   will hold a
Wantagh
There will be the usual aervlces in the Memorial Church next Sunday with preaching by the pastor, Rev. T. S. Braithwaite, morning and evening. Sunday School at 2:30. Christian En¬ deavor meeting this Friday evening; leader, Elwood Van Sise.
Miss Charlotte S. Garver expecta to move into her new house on Bunker Place thia week.
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss May Harrington and Clinton Place, both of Wantagh. The wedding occurred last Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me¬ morial Church ia preparing for ita an¬ nual fair to be held the latter part of November.
Edwarda; Mra. Donald A. !ftmu^ Sec¬ retary ; Mrs. Beiwa^ T. RAjfiKfir, Treaa- ttrer; Mra. C. J. Spancer, sentative.    Tha naxt meeting Will be
Norton.
According to thl ! bought the horse I paid  $30 down,
eviij^nce Hailiday September 27; he to pay  $20   v[faa
held Thursday.   Nov«i.b«r 3rd. and all l^""^ tl'Z^ * ^^ti^^^L mottiers having ckikliwn   atttnding the I »**• °? .^«^'»**'^-?     .^*W» ^   *»«W~
aidbool '^ oiially invited to jpin   \n the II.
SeiMl iM »1 wi4 get tiM MUsMMitir Ui! JwB. 1.   IttlX.   The  a«wM«l p*i>«r  in
waa dalivered U Bdriakww daimad that he ^ly recei Hid $16 of the, $£0 and thei^ was   ati II   owing   him   ti!«
.ia-u. ! uf 1^, anat tL
The Scbuman Orchestra met at the home of Mrs. Rboda Jackson on Wed¬ nesday evening.
Alan D. Young has been confined to his b«ne for several daya by reason of illnaaa.
Hallowe'en social at the home of Mrs. David Seaman in this village next Toeedaty evening, November 1. A sil¬ ver offering will be taken.
A fair will be held at Firemen'a Hall, November 16, under auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. B. Ghnrcb; there will be many useful and ornamental things on sale, also refresh¬ ments. We hope our friends will help nil to make it a succesa as they have dona in the past.
A golden wedding is always an in¬ teresting event. A pleaaant occasion of this nature was the celebration last Saturday at Bellroore by Mr. and Mrs,
Baldwin
The Mittbum Lit«raiy Society \ celebrate th» flfteenth annive lis  organiiatlon on Satcniay at   the home of the   PresMtnt, Charles Thomaa. on Harriaon The affair will  be in the naturt!| Hallowe'en party but the me foae to divulge the program wh«n| by a reporter and  stated  that look better after the affair was Tb« Society conaista of ftf teen rm at the present time  and   during year thay are studying Norway. year they study a kiew   country, offlcera  are  president,   Mrs. Cb«^}M. Thomaa; vice president,  Francis ler, and secretary   and treaaurer, M. B. Wheeler.
Chester A. Smith  ofillis   vil waa second in a one mile haiidiai|j|i,"^| aniateari bicycle race,   at Velodroimi; Park, Newark, N. J., Sunday.
"Secret Sins Ravealed" will be., theme of the morning sermon at4tp' Methodist Protestant Church on Sofif!: day. At 7:80 p. m. there will lia'C sermon to the Christian   Endeavor ^^ti^,:^
w..«..^j. ». ^^..^.^.^ ^j —.. . .»-».  ciety on "Bible   Reading." at wUA|i^y
Michael Miller, Centre avenue, former- i tim* t&e newly elected   officers willhlfc^
-^- ¦- - Installed.   The pastor,  L. W. Gord^'
will preach at both sarvicea. ^'"^
lye^Bfy Ridge.' Four cnlklren and eight |2lrandchildren were received with ttw bappy half century bride and bride-' groom. Mr. Miller ia a veteran of the Civil War, was a member of the Excel¬ sior Brigade, Company 1, Seventy-sec¬ ond Regiment, and was wounded ta the battle of Gettysburg. He la a mem¬ ber of U. S. Grant Poet, Na 32t, G. A. R., of Brooklyn. MLra. Miller is a member of Day Star Cfai^ter, iio. 81, 0. E. S., of Brooklyn. 11u| bride was sixteen years old and the bridegroom twenty years at the time of their mar¬ riage. A very enjoyable evening was spent by those present
The Town -Bosrd and the Superin¬ tendent of Highways will meet at the Court Room, Bellmore, next Wednes¬ day, November 2, 1910, at 3 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of giving a hear¬ ing on the application of the Bellmare- Merrick Water Company for a fran¬ chise permitting the laying of water mains, etc., for the carrying ef water in and under the public atreeta of the Town of Hempstead aa follows:
Beginning at a point formed by the intersection of Bellmore avenue with Mfrrick road to Newbridge road; thence westerly Merrick road to New - bridge road; thence north to Jerusa¬ lem avenue; thence to Bellmore ave¬ nue ;    thence  south to Merrick   road;
The members of the G. E. Soclet the M. P. Chqrch are preparing to i a musical entertainment in   ^e furtnre   entitled,   "Our   Busy Aid."
Qeor^ Seaman bad the misi^or to run a rusty nail through bia f« last Thursday while working os; new buikling of Webster Pe Grand avenue. The wound, wliill serious, laid George up for a few < but he Is able to be about again.
Miaa  Gonnover,   a   former teac here, has been via! ting at the horn* Mra.  Albert Schumann^    During visit here she called at the achool.
Charles J.  Shafer'a   new houae'fl {iarriscn avenue will aoou be ready occupancy.
Mra. W. D. Carter of New   YorteJ visiting at the home of Mrs. Robe
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Smith entertaining a young boy sinca last' urday moming.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Comwell rivM home Saturday afternoon the bankers' excursion,  which coi
from Merrick road north along Bedford  about 8,000 miles  in all.   Both
avenue to Oak street; north from Mer-1 and Mrs. Comwell report having bill
rick road along Centre avenue to Grand j fine trip.
avenue; from Bellmore   avenue along •	
Grand avenue west to Newbridge road; from Bedford avenue, east along Wil¬ son avenue to the brook; from Bell¬ more avenue west long Oak street to Newbridge road; from >Newbridge road east along Baltagb and C^mp ave¬ nues to the brook; from Bellmore road west along Jerusalem avenue to Bell¬ more avenue (Charles Powell's corner)'; from Bellmore avenue north, along Bellmore road to Jeruaalem avenue; from Newbridge road along Haff ave¬ nue to Little Neck road, from Bellmore road along Little Neck road northweat- erly to Jerusalem avenue, from New¬ bridge road westerly aiong Warren street to Bellmore avenue.
Quite a little excitement was < in this village on Tuesday eve about five o'clock, when McCurdy l| hia Curtiss biplane. No. 19, arrivi^j and landed at Fuxhurst« about | ofJfJ mile from the villager' ISTrr' McCyjn^J waa taken to Rockville Centre wbarfl be telephoned to Belmont Park for i mechanician to watch hia machine, tadbeeo taking part in the cross ' ti^ flight from Belmont Park toHes stead Plains and back when in the i I and dusk he was driven off his and landed rather than take a ahayk0<f| of being driven out to sea. Up UnllM dark last night and early Wednes<lie||
... ^, t moming the machine was   vifited br'tm
All peraons are earneatly requested  j,^^ ^aniber of spectators from   tills i
to attend said meeting.
The teackam of the Sooday School are preparing to give an entertainmmt in the near future for the benefit of the achool.
Edward S. Deubert, wlio was eon- fined to bia bed for several days this week, IB again able to be about again. Mr. Qeobert waa twdar the care of our new physician. Dr. Skew.
Over 600 names have been registered for the fall election, a great increase over'last year.
Theodore Hopkins baa resigned bis position with a lumber concern at Glen Cove and has takeq the agency for the Universal Engineerintf Co. of Glen Cove. He has tha agency of New York Ci^ smd Long Island for that concern.
I and neighboring villagee.
There will be regular services at^ M.  E.   Church this   Sunday with preaching by the pastor, Revl D. Tuckey.   Sunday School  at In the evening Dr. Tuckey will his third aarmop in the  asries of        _^ don'a Story Sermona; topic,   "In HiH Stepa."
Mrs. F. Meri(l«n   and  family , moved to their winter bonis in'Na York,   after  spending  the    aun months in this village.
Unclaimed letfesirs arc  advertiae(d.J the local post offlee this week  tar Wb^% Jciussfy Yahland and Edward ^alatn..
ThaLadlaaAid Soeie^ of tha Bell- morm Avmtie PraabyfeariM QmA belQ a aGMWMBful price sedtel at til* home of Mrs. Onstav Bofv, on Betiauirs ave¬ nue.   Tuesday  evening of tfiv'^eek.
Il*'!f\JS['*f,H^f ?i^^  h   *2' "^ 1 Co«n«.lor Blvln N. Kdwanl. ap bers  and friaoda of the church.   The  .^,   „to*-a   *k-^   *ho    r~.«fiJ«.-.^ evening was plaasan^ly apwit l« v«ri-  ""^   "^^  *''"*   **    ««»«««»«» oua way* uf amoseanent and raijoyed by , all «^ attended.   Tbe p«\»«e«d8, which Rev. t, H. Braitowaittt at^endad the were large, wars for the i>enefltof the
A go<x) quantity of Peekakill gravel is being plweed on Senford avenu* and Park avenue by Wilbur Southard and James A- Seymour, tbiv will Jt>9 a great improvement for theas two streets.
Town Board
At the  moetiiMK  Monday ait
charge of the   psropubitlun to  buikl^ inland water way frbfp   Jaiiia.^ ^  P-ny'
seasioajs ot tiie Maahattiw Aisociation olOwgymsn bi^td in the Cllt(Wreh uf the
Pilgrii^, Hfiw.kivn ,.., Wednesday.
MissF:
liAMltilMMMl^'
. a . i^as been quits i ibtiuxuati«m.
hit  M«»»*ft9«rl"
cburcb.    Mra.
the pri^w.
Ni^takolas  M^«r took
ijervteea will be hpM at tbe fedflB Chnreh as usual Sunday
at ?:4£   w.tL i>rua,'u.!>k< hv   ,(
east wiitlied the awsuraace of in iofornially that tbars would t jeetiem on the paurt of the mui^ to wung town lands ss necv-. ihe ehaoflel, >- <-^ ^. n.' v>rat«r ways.
-  v,   : .' »li the h«f5|?^