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Advance H. & L. to hold Minstrel Show March 17th
SOUTH SIDE
OFFICIAL PAPER, FREEPORT VILLAGE
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Vol 5, Numbflr 30
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FREEPOI^T AND BELLMORE. N. Y.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1913
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Merrick
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"Qoite an intaraaling game," said many ¦peetatori wbo«aw juvenile Mer¬ rick trim a youthful team from Wan- taf(b to a score of 17-22 at the Parisb Hoase, Taesday evening. The game mae clean and fait, both teams ahow¬ ing ikill in excellent team pla>.
Services at tba Chorcb of tha Re¬ deemer Sonday, tbe third in Lent, at 7:80 and 11 o'clock a. ro. and 8 p. m. Celebration of the Holy Communion at tbe early service and MorniDg Prayer and sermon at tha 11 o'clock seivice. Tbe Church School meets in tbe Parish Hooie at 10 a. m. Lenten service each Friday during the leaion at 4:30. Tba Woman'i Anxiiiary meeti on Thuridayi at 2:30 p.m. The Junior Auxiliary an Saturday! at 8 p. m. and the Cooking School on SaturCayi from 12 to 3 p. m. The School meeti to¬ morrow as oioal. Monday, St. Mat- tbiai' Day, there will be a Celebration of the Holy Communion at 7:80 a. m. A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend the lervicea of this cburcb.
A very interesting meeting of the Japan Study Claia of the Janior Aux¬ iliary was held at the home of Misi Lucy Kent on Monday .afternoon. There aiere J2 girls preaent. Vera Thamm, the preaident, apoke on Shunt- oiam; Minnie Hutton, on Buddbiam, and Jalia E. Buma, on Confucionism, tbe three religions of Japan. The Jun- iora are to study <he "Honorable Little Mill Love" in their Study of Miaaiona.
Carroll McCord, former a atudent of the tordham Preparatory School, of Fordtaara, N. Y., baa left ichool.
Wm. F. Otto of Miller Place baa been appointed lolicitor for the Uei- langer for Merrick and vicinity and will be pleaaed to receive new lub- acriptiona and attend to renewala and advertiaementa and any caaea of job printing. 	
Miaa Pauline Hill of Bayhampton ii ¦pending the week in Hoboken, N. J., ai tbe gaeat of her aunt.
Reaidencea are being built on New¬ bridge Road for Parker Voorhea and John Holatead.
Grand L I. Reunion
EIcTenth Anmul Buqnet, Hotel
Astor Satarday ETenbif
Marclil
Everything ii ready for the grand annual Long Iiland Reunion and Ban- qoat under tbe auapicea of tbe Suffolk County Aaaociation, at Hotel Astor, on Saturday evening, March 1.
Tbe event nill ba the eleventh in tbe aeriea, and tbe coming dinner ii to be fully up to tha record of tboie which faave preceded it.
Edward Tbompaon, of Northport, the new preaident, and John H. fion- nington, of Greenport, the new aecre¬ tary, are doing yeomen'i service in piomoting tbii reunion, whicb it is ex¬ pected will prove the largeat country dinner of the seaaon in Manhattan.
An unoaually attractive liat of apeak¬ era baa oeen aecured. It includes Hon. W. Bourke Cockran, Rev. Robert M. Moore, paator of St. Jobn'a M. E. Church, Brooklyn; Hrn. laaac F. Rua¬ aell, Chief Juatiee Children's Court, New York, and Wm. Robert Shepard, Profeaaor of History. Colambia Uni veraity.
A number of maalcal featurea have been arranged for, including an organ recital, beginning at 6 p. m. There nill be a atring orchestra aa welt aa vocal moaic. >
Bellmore
Single copiea of the Meaaenger can be had at William Wolfe'a drug atore Bellmore L. I. at 5c each. tf
of   Yonkera, viaited   bere
Baldwin
Mn. Bertha E. Bedell formerly of this village, Wednesday.    ^
The semi-monthly meeting of the Baldwin Eucbre Club nill be held to¬ morrow, Saturday, evening al tne borne of Mr. and Mra. 2'rank Conron on Cen¬ tral Avenue.
George T. Schuneman of Merrick Road hai purchaaed a nei* automobile.
During the paat week tha ice on the ponda herehai been of infllcient thlck¬ neaa to cnt and a number of the ice houaea in the vicinity have been partly filled.	
Dr. Kipp baa leaaed the William Kargel houae on Grand Avenue, lontb of Merrick Road.
Aerial cablea have been raiaed by the Telephone Company on the poiea recently erected on Merrick Avenue.
A aocial will be given by tbe Ladiea' Auxiliary of Merrick Hook and Ladder and Engine Company No. 2 at the borne of Mn. Geo. Hughei on Park Avenne, on Waitaington'i Birthday, afternoon and eveninti. Refreahmenta will be aerved. Admiaaion ii fifteen centa.
A muaical entertainment and canta¬ ta waa held Thuraday evening in tbe M. E. Church under the auapicea of the Women'a Foreign Miaaionary So¬ ciety. 	
The Ladiea' Aid Society of the M. B. Church held a well attended meet¬ ing at the home of Mra. Henry Opper¬ man, ar., on Grand Avenue Tneeday afternoon.    The next meeting  will be
at the home of Mra. jr-
Henry Opperman,
Tbe following pupila of tbe Baldwin School are on the Honor Roll from tne recent term   examination.    Thev   faad
Would-be tbievea broke into the gar¬ age of I'. R. Jenninga lata laat Friday
evening, but were frightened away by   "" average of 90 per cent or over Caretaker Albert Walmuller.    Oneofj   'Grade 7 their queer manoeuvrea waa to depoait j Thomaa.
-Josephine Henry, Kenneth
Grade 6—laabel Brown, Emma Joy, Norma Mulliner, Janet Raynor.
Grade    6a  — Mildred       Stevenaon, j George Wheeler.
I     Grade 6— Kenneth   Miller,   Emma Rhodes.
Grade 4a—Chaa.  Buckley,   Clarence
Edgar, Bessie Gately,   Marion   Miller,
I Richard Sawtelle, Eugene Smith.
'    Grade 4b—Oacar Uuehl, Panoa Lam-
prinoponloB, Fred Morae, Lillian   Arn-
Rev.   Wm. H. Littebrandt spoke at!''e'™' Helen Doiiohue, Harriet Griffin.
Christ  Chureh,   Clinton  and Harriaon !     Grade 3a-Jamea  Brubaker,   Thos.
Streets,   Brooklyn, en Wednesday   ev-1 Carman, John Hurley,   Clyde   Huyler,
enIng In tbe   intereata of tbe  commit- i Eugene Sheffer,   Kutfa   Dixon,   Jeaaie
tea  on   temperance  ofthe  Diocese of! Griffin,   Martha    Henry,    MarKuerite
couple of bullota through the tonneau of Mra. Jenninga' Peerless touring car. ! Several other petty robberies faave oc-1 curred   in   this   section   for   tbe  past month.    It is high time that the guilty i party be brought to light. j
W. V. Newkirk of Newbridge Ruad bas been confified to his home for tbe past week wltb a severe cold. '
Long laland.
Tbe most exciting basketball game witnessed at the Parish House this sea- ion took place Friday evening, wben Wantagh defeated Merrick by a score of 22 to 9. Tbe game waa unoaually rough and several of the Merrick boyi ware laid out by their huaky viaitora, wfao faad it all over tbe locals on weight and atrength. The refereea were Harry Muller and Mr. Webater.
Joy, Sallie Winslnw.
Grade 3b—Katella Arnbeim, Byron Morriaon, Alvin Morae, Roae Dougher¬ ty, Gertrude Smith, Linda Smith.
Grade 2a—Robt. Armbruater, laabel Babcock, Genevieve Carman, Marie Denton, Paul Homan. Joseph Kulkus- key, Parker Losee, Henry Rapp, Dar¬ win Sawtelle, Blanche Stenzel, Carl Wecblel.
Grade 2b—Earl Carman. Roae Ek¬ atrom. Clara Jebnaon, Alton Miller. Harvey   Morae,    Henry     Opperman,
Mra. a. J. Tween, who recently waa . cbas. Philbrick, Susie Stompf, Jobao •eriouily   Injured while mounting   tbe { na Vacchio. platform of an eaatbound train at Free-1 port, ia commencing a lawsuit  against! tbe Long Island Railroad Company for j damage! received in the accident.   She Il represented by Attorney Harry Alt- man of New York.
At the morning exercisei on Feb. 11, the icbolari of tfae virioui roomi were instructed on tha life uf Abra¬ ham Lincoln and it proved very help¬ ful. Tha laroewlll be done on the life of George Wasfaington tfais Friday morning.
Tbere is conaiderable improvement noted in the writing in the lehool linee tha introduction of tfaa naw Palmar metfaod.
Mill Katbryn Wood, toaeher in Veit, Rockville Centra; S. Foster j charge of tbe kindergarten, apent tbe Sprague, Freeport: Jamaa S. Brower. I week-end'in Newark, N. J., aa the Woedmara. gaoat of icme friendi.
Gunning Licenses
Tbe following gunning licansas bave been iiauad ainca tbe laat report: Cbarlea O. Niles, Freeport; Herman
J. H. Weiner, collector of School District No. 7, ii ilill receiving taxei at hii residence on Grand Avenae. All those wbo btve oot attended to this matter ibould do lo at once ai tba books will soon be lurned over to tbe County Treaiurer and an extra percentage will then be added, beaides tbe extra trouble in making tbe pay¬ ment. 	
COMING EVENTS AT FIREMEN'S HALL.
Saturday. Feb. 2—Novelty dance by Advance U., L. & Eng. Co.
Saturday, March I—dance and prize waltz, by the "Jolly Four "
March 17—Minatrel show by Ad¬ vance H., L. A Eng. Co.
April 6—Euchre and dance for bene¬ fit of tbe Catholic Cburcb.
April 10, 11 and 12—Fair by Ad¬ vance H.. L. & Ene. Co.
Lewis E. Van Horn baa returned home after a business trip through New York State.
iho  bas several
Mrs.   Edward S. Deubert,   « been conllned to the bause for daya, is improving nicely.
Robert Drake bas been' suffering from an attack of grip for tbe pabt week.	
Tbis Saturday nigbt at Firemen's Hall there is a big time in store for everybody when Advance Hook, Lad¬ der and Engine Co. No. 1 will bold a Novelty Dance, which promiRea to be a b'i£ event.    Music   will be furnished
Crowd Jeers Wysong in Cemetery Fight
Nassau GNiiity Prosecntor Hooted
and "Booed" by 400 Irate
Taxpayers
Mineola, L. L, February 14—A stermy bearing on the new cemetery project at Great Neck was today held in the chambers of tbe Board af Sup¬ ervisors at the Nassau County Court- houae. District Attorney Charles N. j Wyaong, wbo appeared as an advocate for the Mausoleum Cemetery Corpora¬ tion, was booted and jeered by the crowd of about 400 taxpayers, includ¬ ing several millionaires and clergy¬ men.
No final action was taken today by the supervisors. It was decided after a twenty-minute recess to wait until March 28. Tbe hooting and "booing" of District Attorney Wysong began when he declared in bis speech tbat "the opposition to tbe cemetery bad been organized by a few rich men who own palatial estates near the propoaed cemetery plot." He tben named Jos¬ eph P. Grace specifically as tbe back¬ bone «f the oppoaitioii, and added that tbe majority of the people who ap- poaed the acheme had been "wined and dined" oy Grace in order to secure their support. \
"You're a fine diatriet attorney, you are," came a deep voice from the rear, |
Fre||Mrt ' I' ^ | Moose Newspapers Win
Progressive Organ Most Be Named in Nassaa Conrty.
The Appellate Division of   the   Sn-
Single copies of  the  Messenger can l>e secured at Greenblatt's  or  Braith- { waite's newa stores on  Railroad Ave., . or Kiefer's,   Main    Street,   Freeport, ; L. I.   tf    •
Geo. Gosielin bai entered tbeNeuro-' P'^me Court, Second Department, (to- logical Institute. New York City, for i ^'y b»nded^own a decision in the mat the treatment of neuritis, from wbicb
he bai been luffering for teme time.
Thomai Lucas, tbe insurance agent. No. 81 Railroad Ave., is a hustler. 1 found one of tbe large plate glass in my place cracked a few inchea Tues¬ day morning. I notified Mr. Lucab, who 'phoned to bis company in New York. A man was sent out tbe same afternoon to take tbe measurement and Wednesday afternoon a new glass was in its place.    C.  F. Gere.
Advartlaemen t.
The Little Sunbeam Clab of tbe Freeport Baptist Sunday School met a the home of iiiliss Francis Seaman. South Side Avenue, Wednesday after¬ noon.    The newly-elected  otbcers   are
ter of Tbe People ex rel. Lueien Boo- faeur against Philip J. Christ and eth¬ ers,' Supervisors of Nassau County, affirming the order of the lower court, without opinion, the decitfion t>eing unanimous.
Tbis was a proceeding brought in be¬ half of tbe chairman of the Progrea¬ sive party of Nassau County to compel tbe Board of Supervisora uf that coun¬ ty to designate a Progressive party newspaper to publish the session laws ano concurrent resolutions in Nassau County.
James L. Dowsey,   representing tfae
rietitioner, tried the case before Juatiea saac M. Kappar, wbo during Janaary, granted the order and wrote an opin¬ ion snataining tbe contention of tha Progreaaive  party's   attorneys.     Tbe
aa followa: Elsie Fowler, president; I eider of Ihe Appellate Division unani- Beatrice Powell, secretary; Alma o)cubI7 affirming Justice Kapper'i de- Smith, treasurer; social committee, lesion, comes as rather a lurpriie to Frances Seaman, Ruth Fedden, Lillian { Republicans throoghoat the State, who Grodzkey; flower committee. May hoped that tbe application wonld be Wright, Isabel Donnelly; sick commit-(denied. The result is that in every tee,    Essie Wright,   M.\rtle   Hoovler;! county in New  York   where   tbe  Fro-
lookouc committee, Sadie Boynton, Irene Cheater; club motto. Shining for Jesus.
and all tbe county official could reply ! Miaa May Ryder has just returned was. "You are a gentleman, whoever from a trip to Sugarloaf, N. Y., where said tbat." Stamping of feet, hisses, ghe bad gone lor ber health, whicb is, jeers, catcalls and shouts drowned  out   much improved. |
bis voice.  j
Among those  who  pressed  forward ;     The   Messenger bess to inform    tbe
hv^P THlre.yeZZ'JtrlVt"unZn !'° °^J"' •""•" ''• «• ^'- Tappan of Glen 1 pubfic th^a^Jfr^confrTatTois'e"? a local I uLf;  ™ulu"'^A"±*!'" ?;'^'"m\":   Co*«. "bo "'d 't *" disgraceful that   llature  will be thankfully   received at
hurst, which means good muaic will be had for dancing. Refreshments will also be served in tbe large room on the first floor. Tbe price of admission is 25 cents. Everyone should attend and by doing so help the breroen to make tbe affair a success.
Tba Republican Preferential Prim¬ ary of tbis district will be held at Fire¬ men's Hall on Saturday evening, March 8, between tbe hours of 6 and 9 o'clock. If you wish to enroll send or give your name to John G. Deubert, District Committeeman, on or before March 6. At this Primary instead of electing delegates to the convention, you will be banded a ballot with a list of candi¬ dates for the various offices. Vote for tbe candidates ynu prefer, and those receiving tbe largest number of votes at tbe various polling places in tbe Town will be tbe nominees of the party for election.
Another big event wbicb promises to be a great success, will be beld at Firemen's Hall, a week from Saturday night, March 1, wben tbe "Jolly Four" of Bellmore, will bold a dance and prize waltz. The "Jolly Four" consists of four prominent young men of tbe village. Tbe couple winning the' waltz prize will receive a five dol¬ lar gold pieee. The boya have en¬ gaged F. L. Hirsch's orchestra of Lin¬ denhurst to furnish music, and promiae an evening of much enjoyment. Price of admiaaion will be 25 cents.
Foreman Edgar Green of the fire company baa received a number of re- queata for another show and at tbe last meeting of the company, J. A. Stiles was appointed a committee of one to arrange for a minstrel to be beld March 17. Plana for tbis are under way and it is proposed to use, aa far aa poaai¬ bla local talent in the circle with pro- feaaionai end-men, of whom there will be fcur. Members of the company who will take part bave shown consid¬ erable ability and "Jim" says be has material enough to work with to make a N. Y. Hippodrome audience sit up and take notice. Ona of the features of tbis show will be a monster cake- walking contest by prominent cslored cake-walkers of tbe Tewn of Hemp stead for tbe ebampionsbip of Nassau County for cash prizes for eacb mem¬ ber of tbe winning couple. Fbe "eake" also will be a thing of beauty. Al cake walking bai been revived with mncb intereat in all parti of tfae coun¬ try tbe firemen are right op to date wltb tbii feature of tbeirihow. Com¬ petent judgei will decide tbe contest. Strictly cake-walking steps only will be permitted. Entries for tbis event moit be sent to Foreman Edgar Green, giving tbe names of tbe couple enter¬ ing and tbeir addreii. This will be but one of tbe many drawing featurea of tbia ibow more of wbieb we wili announ:e later. Tfae usual large nom- bei of people will be engaged io pre¬ senting tbis entertainment. Mra. Thomaa J. Tbem ton bas consented to take eharge of tbo music. Posters will tell all partlealara.
tbe district attorney should make such a charge.
"1 have not been wined or dined by Mr. Grace," he aaid, "and yet I am as much opposed to tbe cemetery as any¬ one else. The County Controller, 'Honest John'Lyon, is also bere. and can you imagine the spectacle of bis being influenced through wining and dining?    I can't do it."
Among those wbo appeared to pro¬ test against the cemetery were Joseph P. Grace, William F. Sheehan, John C. Baker, J. B. C. Tappen, Truxton Craven, W. F. Huettner. John A. Al- bertaon and Frederic C. Hicks, and tbe fnllowing Mineola, Roslyn, Manbaaaet, Port Waahington, and Great Neck Hills und the Great Neck Boards of Trade and tbe Farmer's Club of Long Island.—Brooklyn Eagle.
thankfully its office, 13 Railroad Ave., and pub¬ lished. Out of town readers please note.
Saving to the Taxpayers
Mineola. L. I., Feb. 16—County Treasurer Daniel J. Hegeman, of Nas¬ sau, bas received an opinion from At- tornev General Carmody relative to tbe tax sale publication. Under tbe original form, the block, size of lot, years in arrears and name of owner had to be repealed each time. Tbe Attorney General contenda tbe block at the bead of tbe column is sufficient, and tbat where a map is on file cover¬ ing it the years of arrears need not be printed, and that theoiAner's name can be covered by stating "tbe following property is assessed to' (giving own¬ er's name).
The opinion will save tbe property owners of the county thousands of dol¬ lars. On one piece of property near Bellmore the entire value of ihe prop¬ erty is S700. Under the original form it would have cost $13,000 to adver- tiie. Tfae Treasurer will now proceed with tte printing of the tax list ii ac¬ cordance wltb tbe opinion.—Eagle.
Republican Candidates
Petitions of candidates for tbe var¬ ious Town officers for tbe coming primary bave been filed with Stephen P. Pettit, Secretary of the Committee, as follows:
Tbe petitions were filed in tbe order named under each office:
Supervisor—Hiram R. Smith, Ed¬ gar Jackson. H. Luther WDeks.
Town Clerk—Thomas F. Gilbert, jr.
Juitises of the Peace—Coroion Norton, Walter B. Jonei, Cbarlei F. Gitteni.
AaieiBors—Benjamin Doryea, Cfaai. Wbitebouie, Clarenee Anken, Tbomaa Brower.
Overiaeri of tbe Poor — Franklin j Bedell, Lawrence O'Brien.
Saperintendent of Higbwayi—Wal¬ ter Raynor, Archibald Potteiion.
Constables—Thomas Murray, Car- Plant, George Hurrell.
Auditor—Fred P. Bennett
On Saturday tfae Plaza will present another Marshall P. Wilder scream. Don't take our word for it t)ut come see for yourself.    Lots of fun.
Advertisement.
On Lincoln's Birthday afternoon a number of tbe little friends of Flor¬ ence Carman,- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Carman of Raynor Street, assisted ber in celebrating the anni¬ veraary of her birth, at a party held at the home of her parents. During tbe afternoon musie and games were enjoyed by tbe children and at five o'clock refreshments were served.
The hostess was the recipient of many little remembrances.
Among those present were: Bea¬ trice and Adella Wbaley, Margaret Rapp, Marion Smith, Marion Wins- low, Alice and James Boyden, Olive and Robert McManua, Burnese and Robert Neuman, Reta Southard, Marie Taft, Etta Smith and Theodore  Jones.
Josepfa M. Degnan of Farmingdale and Mrs. Anna Georgens of this place, who received her decree of divorce from her hnsband,   Charles  Georgens, i Adolph Meyer, sr, Baldwin
gressive party ran second in tbe last election, a Progressive newspaper will be entitled to publish tbe aession laws and concurrent resolutions, instead of a Republican newspaper in those coun¬ ties. These publications ure required to tbe made in two newspapers in ^eh county in tbe State, representing,^re¬ spectively, the two principal political parties in each sucb counties.
— Eagle, Feb. 14.
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Supreme Court Jurors
The list of jurors drawn last Satar¬ day  for  the  March   term of Supreme Court wbicb will commence on   Mateb 6, is aa follows: Clarence Edwards, Freeport Henry L. Mott, Valley Stream Chas. R. Hicks, sr., Cedarhurat Henry Pownjl, Farmingdale Frank A. Inwuz, Baldwin Stephen Hendrickaon, Bavyille Samuel Verity, Balwdin W. J. Kiasaro, Sea Cilfl, Henry Ashdown, Freeport Walter Munson, Port Washington Frank D. Mount, Ocean Side Wm. C. Townsend, Mineola Antonio Palermo, Bellmore Iheodore Jespe. Glen Cove W. F. Golder, Freeport Allen E. Mjore, Central Pirk Elias Velsor, Port Washington Edward A. Vandewater, Lynbrook Walter E. Squire, Lynbrook Alfons NardieHo, Port Washington Lawrence E. Kerwin, Hempstead Joseph McCoun, Floral Park Jos. H. Burtis, Hempstead Robert F. Luulam, Oyster Bay Leanard Golden, Freeport Abram Wolf, G^eat Neck Patrick M. Newman. Port Washington
on January 6, were married on Mon day of last week by Justice of tbe Peace Corodon Norton. Tbe ceremony took place at the Colonial Hotel, cor¬ ner Henry Street and Eaat Merrick Road, tbe home of the bride, and waa witneaaed by Oliver B, Sickles and Mrs. R. B. Jackson.
Lewis R. Crandell, father of Henry L. Crandell of South Ocean Avenue and Pine Street, bas started on a trip to San Diego, Cal., where be will spend some time with two sisters.
As we noted at the time, abont six weeks ago, 2,000,000 tomcndi were liberated in the bay by the State Fish Hatcheries, which were expected to migrate but return in tbe Spring; thousands may be seen Iving dead around tbe meadows and bars, where tbey are being devoured by gulls. No reason can be given for this wholesale dying off of these young fish.
A baby girl arrived at tbe faome of Mr. and Mrs. William Andersen, South Main Street, on Saturday. The little ane bas been named Anna Christina.}
Iff yeu want to ewaieh thw paopla rt in tho "MalMonfior."
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Western Union time eloeka have been placed in the following places: First National Bank. Libby A Ed¬ warda, Plump's Arcade pharmacy, Florenzie'a, S nith A Bedell'a pharma¬ cy, Freeport Bank, Sprignadello'a, Benson Hoose, John E. Goiding'a and Geo. Fyfe'a.
Bobert H. Smalley has a fiib mar¬ kat at 78 W. Merriek Boad.
(Continued on page 6) A4«optloo It In Evoryboihr'o j^oliimw
David H. Layton, Oid Westbury Periy M. Bvarte, Farmingdale Jchn Campbell, Freeport Owen P. Kennedy, Manbasset Jacob Cocks, Port Washington David M. Safford, Inwood Allfred Parstns, Long Beach, Alfred Seaman, Farmingdale
Seaford
Rav. F. D. Walter, ^or tbe past S years pastor of the Simpson M. E. Church in Brooklyn, wbo was at one time pastor of the cburcb of tbis vil¬ lage, has been tendered an invitation, whicb he has accepted, tu tbe pastorate of tbe M. E. Cbureb at Jamaioa, lac- ceeding Rev. S. O: Curtice, who bai been invited to Freeport.
By fail will, executed on November 29, 1911, Tbonai Crook, a former reai¬ dent of tbii place, wbo died lait montfa at tba home of faia motber, in Brook¬ lyn, leavea all bia property, both real and personal, tc bis wife, Adelia Em¬ ma Crook, abaolutely. He alio ap¬ points ber as executrix of hia eatate and directi tbat no bund iball be given as sucb axecutrix. Tbe will was signed by P. W. Murdock of 668 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, and Morris Rotbateio of 846 Sheffield Avenue, Brooklyo, aa witnesses.
Tbe eatate was estimated at $900 real and $100 personal and tbere are five cbildren wbo ara heirs at law. Tbey are Tfaomas Rutland, Malie Belle. Botha Witt, Jamei Rutland and Allon Hiz.
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