South Side Messenger 19111201

              Blacksmith Kicked by Horse    "^^^^    Supreme Court Jurors
Depot Robbed at Valley Stream
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER, NASSAU  COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER. FREEPORT VILLAGE
Vol 4, Number 19
Evenr Friday
FREEPORT AND BEUiMORE. N. Y.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1911
$1.00 Yearly, Sincle Copy S Cento
Merrick
Fine aaaortment of Chriatmas trees at John Adel'a Meat Market, Bellmore.
Apropoa of Thanksgiving we preaent^ tbe following:
"He who receives a good torn shoald never forget it; he wbo doea one, afaoald never remember it."
"Whenever 1 find a great deal of gratitade in a poor atattyl take it for granted there woald be aa mucb goner- oaity if he were a rieh raan."
"It is a species of agreeable aervi- tode, to be ander an obligation to tboae we eateem."
Servicea at tha Church of the Ke¬ deemer Sanday, che tirst in Advent, at 7:80 and 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Celebration of the Holy Commanion at tbe early service and Litany, Celebra- ..¦tion of the Holy Commanion and ser¬ mon at the second service. The Sun¬ day Scfaool meets in the Parisb Hoase at 10 a. ro. The practice of theearols will be taken up under the direction of Mr. H. R. Zeiner for the Christmas festival of the Sunday School, Wednes¬ day evening, Dec. 27th. The special oifering for the Sunday School Christ¬ maa wiil be taken on Sunday. During Advent aervices will be held in the chi)rch on Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. The Litany will be read on Friday mornings at 9:30. Meetingof the Woman's Aaxiliary on Thursday at 2:30 p. ro. and the Janior Anxiiiary on Satarday at 2:30 p. m. The Boys' Club meeta Wednesday at tbe close of aebooi.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead and Miss Dancan left on Monday to apend the winter in Washington, D. C.
Mr. John R. Moore and family have left their home on Hewlett Ave. to apend the season in Manhattan.
Mr. C. 0. Colvin, oar local wagon builder, and his son Herbert had a de¬ lightful trip when they broaght home from the factory at Waltham, Mass., ander its own power, their new Metz 22 runabout. The Metz guarantees to climb the hills as fast as any car, re¬ gardless'of price or power and claima tbe greatest automobile efliciency at the least possible cost. The Colvins think that they gave the hill climbing and 6 to 60 mile speed powers of the car a most thorough test being on the road 14i hours actual running time and eoming through by way of War¬ ren, S. Coventry, Bridgeport and thence by terry to Port Jefferson and ao to Merrick. Mr. Colvin informs as that he and hia son bave taken the Distributing Agency for this car for the aouthern half of Nassau County. The car is a four-cylinder water-cooled runabout, 1912 model, coating $495. This^^firice includes bigh tension mag¬ neto, top, slip cover, gaa lamps and generator, dash lamps, tail light, horn, set of tools and tire pump, with com¬ plete tire outfit. Mr. Colvin thinks the merits of the ear show themselvea at a glance and, fact is, it is a little daiay.
At the annual meeting of the Wo¬ man's Aaxiliary on Thursday the fol¬ lowing ofiicers were elected for the en¬ auing year: Pres., Mrs. Wm. Rhame; vice pres., Mrs. L. B. Corlies,; sec, Miaa Hewlett; treas., Miss Mary Kent. Tfae society is devoting the first Thura¬ day of each month to the making of articles for sale at the annual fair in Jane.
Official G>uiit of Nassau Gmnty Ballots
Small Variation From Firtt Retnnu
Bellmore
The official tabolation of the vote at the last election in Nassaa Coanty has been completed by the Board of Coanty Canvassera, and shows that oot of a total vote of more than 13,800, the official figares vary alightly from tfae returns collected eieetion night.
The total vote by towna for Justices of the Supreme Court and member of Assembly was as followa:
Juatieea Sapreme Court.
Town Ketcbam Callahan Willet
HeiTipBtead 2661        2718        2317
N. Hemp.
Oyater Bay
Town
Hempstead
N. Hemp.
Oyster Bay
1076
1338
4974
1099^
1357
5169
Kelby Bened't V.
4878
1269
1638
4895
1269
1664
957
1267
4531
Sicl'n
6466
1414
1786
I    Fine assortment of Cbristmas  tre^a ' at John Adel'a Meat Market, Bellmore.
Tbe smoker given at Firemen'a Hall last Saturday evening by tbe Regular Republican Aaaociation of this district waa well attended and proved a roua¬ ing aaceeaa. Pipes, tobacco, and plen¬ ty to eat and drink were furnished by tbe coromittee and froro all reports everyone went bome well pleased. Notwithstanding tbe fact tbat the en¬ tertainers, Lutz and Stuts, of New York City, wbo were engaged tu make thinga intereating, failed to make an appearance, tbe event waa snrely fine. Intereating remarks were made by As¬ semblyman-elect Jeremiah Wood of Lynbrook, Stephen P. Pettit and Cad¬ man Fredericka of Freeport and others, which passed away the time very pleas¬ antly, and by the way, that Limborger cheese was delicious. "Uncle John" saya he atill haa tbe flavor in bis mouth. Guess we will bave some more 17861 at the next smoker.
May Sell Red Cross Seals in Post Offices
Freeport
Roosevelt
Treasury Department  Gives Per¬ mission to Tnbercvlosis Figbters to Use All Bnildings
Single copiea of the Mesaenger can be secured at Greenblatt's news store on Railroad Avenue or Kiefer's, Main Street, Freeport, L. I. tf
Washington, D. C, Dec. 1st. On  the opening   of tbe sale of Red
Tendenciea towards neuralgic, rheu matic  and other painful   ailments  are L„Vs'on'WhitehousVAVenue'and'tha'To-
Saturday evening the foneral serv¬ ices were held over the remains ef lit¬ tle Chaa. Wille, who was burned to deatb in a corn lot near his home laat Wednesday afternoon. The aervicaa were held at the home of the boy'a par-
apt to appear   at  this season  of th^
year, hence the information given in Uq„ g^g^ji^y .„„.„... „„, „. .^.- Croas Seala today, permiaaion to sell ] Smith A Bedell's ad is timely and im-1 jj,^ rector of the's't"*Panrs' Epiacopal these Christmas stickers iri every post j portant. l*i Cborcb officiated. 'MB
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"•rih"' "S* ^W'",S"'^T"n':? achoorJate,    SS   in The  pubS'c aS with  the words   'Police Department" ! c„„,i„„ o-i.««i.
on it
office in the United Statea has been granted to tbe agents selling seals, according to an official announcement made from Red Cross Seal Headquar¬ tera this morning.
Ir a letter to Charlea L. Magee, Sec¬ retary of the American Red Cross, the Treasury Department gives directions to tbe custodians of all poat office buildings throughout the country to comply with requests of local agents whu wish to aell seals in the lobbies of these buildings, not only for tbe coming Christmas holidays.
7770       7718        8666 1^   The 30-acre tract of land of Pettit & The totals for Callahan, Willett and { Lamb, near the depot, has been sold to Van  Siclen include the   vote  received  Cadman   H. Fredericks   of   Freeport. by   these candidates on tbe   Independ-   Mr.    Fredericks is  another   one   that I crols   to the   effect   that   nearly
year until the Department shall direct otherwise.    The order says:
"The Department is in rece'pt of a commanication from Mr. Charles L.. Magee, Secretary of the American lied
the
In the match game on Gere'a alleya Tuesday night between tbe Invincibles and the Wednesday nigbt Club of Reli¬ ance Hose Co. of Rockville Centre, the Invincibles succeeded in beating them 2 straight games. Scores: Invincibles 936—861 j
bot every I Wednesday Night Club 767—714 j
terment  waa in the Evergreen   Ceme- murning.    Rev. Dr. Lol-
Sonday Schoola.
Rer. George Stockdale, tbe naw paa¬ tor of tbe M. E. Chorch. delivered bta first sermon here Sunday and he waa greeted by a large congregation. He also led the prayer ni/seting last Friday evening at tbe home of Miaa Mary Whitehouse. Starting this Sanday evening the pastor will commence a series of sermons on "Faitb."
ence League and the  Prohibition tic"k- ; "does things" in the   line of improve- j „hole   territory of the United   States eta respectively.    Hart (Ind. League) i ments - and will   carry  out  the  same ! jg covered by their   arrangements   for
the sale of Christmas Seals during the
received   829 votes on that ticket, and   plans that Pettit A Lamb proposed 216 on the Prohibition.    The Socialistic 	
nominees received 175 votes. Member of Assembly.
Town
Hempstead
N. Hemp.
Oyster Bay
Alker
2646
1166
1302
6014
Wood's -^larality,
Wood
4642
1159
1627
7428
2414;
Wai- Bar-
lace    ney
514    145
64      28
101       46
669    218
majority
A grand benefit concert will be given at Firemen's Hall on the evening of Dec. 9, which promises to be good, and well worth the smull admiaBion of 36 cents.    Professional and amateur   tion, to permit
over all. 1527.
The vote on the constitutional amendments was heaviest in tbe town of   Hempstead,    there   being     fewer
talent from bere and elsewhere will appear. Tbe local fire company is to be benefited by this show and for that reason you should patronize it. See posters in the atores and buy a ticket, 35c.
coming Christmas holidays."
"In   line with the   request   of   the
American   Red Cross, you   are  hereby
authorized, in case application is made
by a representative  of   that   Associa-
the  sale of Christmas
Vina Z. Root, wife of Dr. Charles { W. Root, died at her home on Archer Street, Tuesday morning. 'She was a | re.sident of New York for many years I and founded the V. Z. Foote home for I trained nurses on Twenty-first Street, j Tbe institution continues under faer I maiden name. Mrs. Root was an aunt' of Mrs. Thomas Forbes of Archer: Street. '
Mrs. Fleming, who has bean atop¬ ping for some time at the home of bar daughter, Mra. Bert Lytle, has left for the home of her son, who resides in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Tnomas LeRoy of Wooda Ava¬ nue, is entertaining her motbar, Mrs. Terry, for a week.
Edith  Maxson, wife of Frank died   at  her   residence at 45
An accident wbich might have prov¬ en fatal to Charles   Buraus  happened
I     Mrs. I Home,
Porterfield Place, Monday of last week after a lingering illness,   and  funeral ,,  , ..     .      .    .       .^L-   services     were   held   Wednesday   in i   , „   _      .
n  your custody, not only   dnring  the ¦ b,^^,^,       r^,   F. D. Walter of Simp-! °'^"*P"' coming Chriatmaa holidays, but during I ^^^ j^   ^  Chureb, otficiating
those  to follow each year   anless you j ,
are directed to the contrary
Seals in the   corrldora of the   boilding ;
This Friday evening the prayer meeting w.ill be held at tfae home of Postmaster and Mrs. Harry Seabury, and on Sunday evening the Epwortb League will be led by William Connora
blanks in proportion to the vote in tbat I last Saturday morning at his horse town. While heavily defeated in | shoeing establishment at Central Park, Hempstead and Oyster Bay they were when he was kicked in the abdomen by carried by a small majority in the town a large truck horse that he was shoe- of North Hempstead. The vote on ing, and rendered unconscious for sev- constitutional amendments liaa aa foi- eral hours. Charles is the proprietor lows: *^ of a blacksmith   shop on the Massape-
No. 1—Providing for increasing tbe j qua Road at Central Park, opposite salaries of members of the Legislat-1 Damroann's Hotel and on that morning ure: Yea, 8070; no, 6692. went to his   work at bis   usual   time.
No. 2—Providing for fixing tiroe for Shortly after reaching the shop, a large holding terros ef the Appellate Court: I truck horse was brought in to get fitted
The post office department has also approved of the Red Cross Seal design. Thus official sanction of two govern¬ ment departments has been given to the Red Cross Seal movements against tuberculosis.
An effort will be made to sell 100,- 000,000 teals this year, and an army of practically 50,000 paid and volun¬ teer workers will cover the 'entire country.
Wantagh
I out with shoes. The owner ofthe I horse left Charles alone, stating that I he would return later. About three I hours  after he had   left he   returned,
Fine assortment of Chriatmas  treea at Jonn Adel's Meat Market, Bellmore.
Whitehouse  Bros, have started  two
 ' ' more new houses on Union Place.   Th»
Acting upon instructions from Vil- booses will be fitted with all improva- I lage President Gunning, Chief of | ments and will cost in the neigbbor- { Police   Wallace had 8 officers   in  citi-1 bood of 15000 each.
izen's  clothes patrolling   the streets in | 	
: the outlying reaidential   sections, each I     Miss   Lucile   Lundy,    who   aeveral I night  during   the   performance of the I years  ago was   one  of the  faculty or ; "Parada," ao that those desiring to at-1 the public school, bnt who resigned to ! tend   same might not   fear that   their I take op a course of kindergarten work I homes were unprotected. ' in a Chicago College,   has   again   be-
j  , j come affiliated   with the school.    Miaa
' F. Nugent, who has so successfully ' Lundy has completed her course and i operated the moving picture show at! graduated with honors. She haa bean i te Airdome for several years past, and ''¦ engaged to take cbarge of the kinder- I who this Fall moved into the "Crystal garten and fill the vacancy caused by I Palace," has sold out to the proprietor \ the death of Miss Schneider. I of a similar   show   at  Patchogue  andi
{Sag  Harbor.    The   new  management!    Charles   Whitehouse,  Jr.,   ia  bome i promises to continue  the good   iine of. during   Thankagiving  week.    He  baa I sfaowB  given by Mr. Nugent   and   faas j 1^*^"   •"   attendant at   the   Princeton I added aeveral new   features, including j University, offering a pov^erful   searchlight to thej
Yes, 8804; no, 4259
No. 8—Providing for two additional county  judges in Kings  County: Yes, i he would   return   later.    About~ three {     The Queen's County   Mutual Assist- 8324; no, 4592.                                         I hours  after he had   left he   returned,   ance Association will give a beefsteak- No. 4—Providing for taking private : found his horse still there, but CKarles I supper  on   the evening  bf Dec. 9   in    o-r     =  —- ;     „
property   for   public use:   Yea, 3164; I was missing.    Upon  investigating, he | their hall, when they expect to have a ! fire company receiving the most votes. L ^<""''*'°'"  G«orge Levy of Edwarda no, 4816. I found him upstairs,    lying on the floor I good time.    The officers   faope tfaat all  Tfais  contest   will end Dec. 23, so the ;* ^^P'»PP«»5>"8   'or tho, complain-
No. 5—Providing for increase in the ' unconscious.    A physician was quickly I menibers will attend. light   can be  received at   the  proper; ""'^'"'"^ "''tion   before   the  Pablic
  Christmas season | Service  Commission   against tfae New
The regoiar monthly  meeting of the ; _:  . York &  Long  Island   Traction   Com-
Hook   and  Ladder Co.   will be held in ;     tko annual nararia and insno^tinn <.f'pany, has submitted briefa and a deei-
Governor's   salary:    Yes,   3141 5147.
No. 6—Providing for regulation the canals: Yes, 3346; no, 4339
no, ! Bummuned,   after   which he  regained j
' consciouBneas,   was brought  home and !
ofj told how the accident  happened.    Mr. j
i Burans  is. recovering  nicely  and     is!
Tbe religious work started in the Camp Grounds under Mr. W. S. Cam¬ eron of the aect known as tbe Breth¬ ren began Sonday week with 20 in tbe Sunday School and 35 at the evening aerviee. Mr. Cameron will weleome tbe attendance of all at hia meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Jenninga left thia week to take up their residence at Tbe Rlnnaisaance, Fifth Ave. and 44th St., for the winter.
Mrs.   Curtia Bowne and   li'tle   son Donald,   returned  on  Sunday   from two   weeks'   visit   with   relatives Baltimore, Md.
Misa Sybil Benner, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Benner, who is recovering from an atack of pneu¬ monia, was brought to ber home here «n Saturday in an aatomobile froro New York, where ahe haa been living to attend school.
No. 7—Authorizing the Supreme , able to get around again. To a Mess- Court to ascertain compensation to be i enger reported Charles told tfaat tfaat allowed when private property is taken I was not the first' time fae had been for public use: Yes, 3778; no, 4184.     i kicked   by a horae.   and "will try 'am
The canal proposition was defeated ! again. " by a vote of: Yes, 4225; no, 4666. —
t-j—        — ^--   ¦_   .       A charge   account   book   from   the
\T   11 Cfa clothing   houae of Zietz & Tarshis was
Valley   Mream found   by   Raymond   A.   Russell   thia
-  week.    Owner  can have   same by ap-
Yeggmeor who the local  authorities  P'^'^K* 	
believe are the same ones responsible ; jhe bungalow of Mr. Clarence D. for recent Long Island depot and post Harse on Linden Street is about coro- othce robberies, Saturday morning igted, and they expect to occupy it broke   into the railroad   station  here,   ggg„
blew open the safe with  nitro-glycer- ' 	
ine, and made their escape, after steal- Robert T. Willmarth and family are mg about $100 in money and some contemplating a trip to Florida for the tickets.      Coanty   Detective    George  remainder of the winter.
Tydeman and Detectiv« Ferdinand Mil-, 	
ler of the Long Island   Railroad,   have bloodhounds on the trail of the robbers.
T&e yeggmen took every  precaution againat being caught.    They broke in-
The annual parade and inspection of  .    .. 	
the Truck House next   Thursday even^ : ^^^g department was held Saturday ev-1 "'o" '¦ expected to be handed   down in
'"8-   ening.    The   parade   started    shortly j • '«* days.
Memorial   after eight o'clock headed by the chap
The   annual   fair of   the     .   ,     ,
Church which is to be held next   Tues-   '«'" «' the department and some of the day and Wednesday   afternoon and ev
Last   Thursday evening the  Repub-
members of the Village Board of Trus-1 l"f"  S a   " <1[»"-!^^.•'«'«» * \^
teea.    Tbe inspection took place at the | ll^^^^il^. "".'l. !"_'*"i'J"*L°.. '!'"*"'?
eaing in the new Parish House, located : ^'''=''-.  ^"^•'''>f'=»-'"'" «¦""¦'t""^':»»^ "«! i ^f,gn   ^Ytev  had for   the   aueatm   and on the chui ch Drounds    nromispa to h« ¦' junction of Main street and new Bou e-  *"lu„ " /      ?, °        ,    5"""   "a
line o7 mrrrh I *''® °'*^ Republican war   horse of   tbe line 01   maren   Bellmore  district  and Mr. Lovejoy of
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. Morrison on St. Mark's Ave., Thursday,   Dec. 7, at 2:30  p. m.    All
guesta
an   interesting and   successful   event, i ^"J^-    Although
The merobers of the Auxiliary  League | "" o^^^ "«'' advertised
under whose   auapices the fair is held, ' the   houses   along the   1
are working  hard to thia  end.    A hot  "e"   decorated and Ilttle  enthuslaam , Hemnstead     It is the intention of'th-
chicken dinner will be served  Tuesday   '!"  shown by   the  residents.    While I Jj'^P'^'JJ;^   "^^^^^^^
evening and a cold   supper on Wednes-. 'h«  weather   was perhaps too   cold to  ^\!';„;;j''';^'^;P/"''^^"   J"°^^
day evening.    Besides the regular dis-   make pleaaant standing along the thor-  £ Ton th"*»'''"Thu"sdrv  evJn^^
play of useful and fancy articles there ! ?ughfares. it seems that a little more | "J J "^"oltS.    A Jhe December mfet-
will   be a gent.'   table  and a shooting  •" the way of decorations  would   have j j     ^ .^^"^    *•;";'^f"°>''« »««*
gallery; also   other  attractions.    En-1 ^^own up better. I    •
tertainment both nighta.    "Carl Dex-'     The annual drill of  the  departroent
ter" will   arouae on Tueaday and Mrs, ' '"'• ^ •'«'<^ tomorrow,   Saturday,   af-
Harry J. ThoroashasproroisedaBkelchi*"noon, atSo'cIock,   at  the  old   Im-
for Wednesday,   also vocal and instru-1 ?«¦"'"• Hotel.	
mental selections.
 — Foreman   Edwards of   Hose   No.   3
Regular services of Divine worsbid sailed   for the South   Saturday   and a in the Memorial Church   next Sunday. ^ number of tbe members of bis company
to the stable of Christopher  Schrier's i members   are requested to be present. !'^'•^  paator's  aubjeet in   the  rooming ; were at the pier to bid faim God-speed
iailv invited will be "Building the Walls;"
Friends are cordially invited.
Miaa Rath Kent, wbo ia devoting part of bar time to St. Faith'a House at Tarrytown, N. Y., ia stopping for tbe tioM witb bar mother at tfae family rasidknee bera.
(Cootinaed on page 8)
H jrww went te raaoh tk* r« In tlM "M
»ot
hotel, a atone'a throw  from the depot, in   search   of  blankets.    Not  finding any, they then entered  the rear of the store  of   Henry M.   Rush.    They   re¬ moved  baga of meal   and a namber of blankets, and took them to the   depot. \     Don't forget the fair and   supper at They next jimmied a window and took   the   Methodist  Church on December 6 their loot inside.    Then   they moved a | ai^ 7. hot   stove to  some distance   from the ' 	
Hempstead
safe so that tbe faeat would not explode their nitrn-glycerine, and prepare tfaeir work of destruction.
After drilling a hole in the safe and attaching a fuse long enough to -itretch out of tfae windoa, they piled meal bags and blankets around the safe so as to deaden the sound of the coming eiplosion as much as possible. Then tfaey went outside, lit the fuse, afcd were ready to escape if the noise waa heard. Apparently no one heard tba explosion, for the yeggmeo .were not disturbed, and the robbery waa not dia¬ covered ontil Roy Smith, tba ticket •gent, came to work at 7 o'eloek in tbai moming. It ia tboaght tbat tbe rob- bary took pleee batween t:80 and S e'elock.
Fred Ingraham of this place, with others, has bought Cap Tree laland from Islip town fur $50,000. The new owners take title in February, 191^. Cap Tree Island is said to contain about 700 acres, though no actual sur¬ vey has been made. A portion of Cap Tree Island known aa Bavemeyer'a Point, was used by the late H. Have- roeyer as a private fishing club.
Owing to a weakened condition, caoaed by a aevere attack of typfaoid fever. Town Cierk Gilbert faaa beeo directed by bia pbyaician to aeal^-» milder climate for tbe next few montba, and he contemplate apending tbe time pX Mad/lgpdp, Cptiiatpda, entih tke ' ¦
evening ; As a token of the esteem of his com- topic, tbe last sermon in the series on j rades, a committee of membera pre- "The Making of a Man;" "The Trana-1 aented  him   with a  gold   watch   fob
This Priday afternoon the Ladiea' ; Aid Society of the M. E. Cburch will Ibe beid at the home of Misa Mary , Wfaitefaouseon Wfaitefaoure Avenue and '¦ as tfais will be the last sewing meeting before the fair, every member ia re¬ queated tn be present and aaaist in tbe preparationa.
The lair will be held in tbe Board of Trade Hall on Woods Avenae oo tbe afternoon  and   evenings of   Tharaday
formation of the Spirit."    On account I The fob was in the shape of a Maltese | «°d F'-jday of jiext week.    Fancy   and of the fair the Boys'   Brigade  will be  crosa,   while at the   bottom   was   tbe I |!!^^!?'.!f!'!L^\°,.^_^^i''y.'^^f"'PV°''''"
omitted next week.
! number of Mr. Edwards' badge.
Frederic Seitz, wbo faas beon very ill at his home on Park Avenae, bas taken a turn for the better and we hope  that he may   continue to gain in ' be added.
strength. 1 	
  I     Olive   Patterson ia
Mrs. ArcSer Seaman underwent a serious operation on Sunday and at the last hearing was maintaining her strength fairly well. The sympathy of tbe community is with her husband and ber father. Ml. Bootb.
I be on sale and thia   will give   the real-
  I dents an opportunity to pick  out aome
Next Wednesday is the iastday   for j Zri?es'"'*"^ Christmas presents at low paying   your school  tax at 1 per cent.      ti,.'»o,i„«.    -ki— «-.» n.- ..
After*th.t an additional 4 per cen will' t^e. i^ ch«Je .re^
Candy— man; Mrs.
A young son eame to tfae home of Mr. and Mra. George Van Nostrand last Sanday, Motber and ebild are doing well.	
Tbe acholara of tbe Memorial San¬ day School are preparing a cantata for tbe helMey aaaeon ealled "A Topsy Tw
leader   for   the, n, ,,     „. Young People's meeting Sunday night | ^^!" ^^f^'" in the Presbyterian   Chorcb;   aobject,'     *""   "nd-Mrs
Harry Seabury, Chair- Samuel   Abrams and Mrs.
¦ Lessons from Great Lives."
Mrs. Etta J. Carman of Brooklyn Ave. is planning for ber usual "Christ¬ maa tree," for the needy poor of the village and woald like donations of toys, outing ^flannel for garments, games, and good second-hand clothing.
R. B. Kelby and family faave gone to Brooltlyn for tbe winter.
Tfaomas LeRoy, Cfaairman; Mrs. Riefaard Sefawanewdip, Mra. Baymond Seabury ahd Mra. Brawn.
Fancy Table—Mra. William Van Dusen and Sunday Scfaool claaa and Mra. William Smitfa.
Novelty—Mra. Maggie Dikotttpti, Chairman; and Mrs. Irving Mole.
Lnneli-Mra. C, E. Whiteboaae. Cbairman; Mra. Frank Wood, Hra. Joepb Faatb end Mra. Abome.
Miaeelleoeooa—Mias    Mary  Wbite- Mra. Daniel tie.