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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE TILLAGE OF FBEEPORT.
TUK JUASSAl POSI, FRKEPORT, DECEMBER 29, 191<
OFFICLAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF KASSAU COUXTT.
PRICE TWO CEXT<J
mss LEROn DEATH SHOCK TO FRIENDS
Enveloped in Flames,
After Falling on Stove
In Faint
The tragic death of Caroline .Mabel Uawkinfl I,.e Roy, aged *18, formerly of North Main Ptrcet, has shwiked her many frienda in Freeport. Mrs. Lo Roy was aevtrely hurned on Thurs¬ day last and died from her InjurleH on Christmas day, Ab MIsh Hawkln,s ahe waa widely known among thc younger set in this \ iilace a year ago. She was tbe daughter of former Lieu¬ tenant of Poiiee Uavid Hawkins.
She was married in .lune last tn Richard I^e Hoy of Klmhiirst and moved to 86 Kingsland avenue, that vlllage at the time of her maiirage. She was preparing luneheorf Thurs¬ day morning when she became dW.zy and fell against the gas stove igniting her garments. In her frenzy she ran to b^r parents home next door. If she had had presence c/ mind she could have extingul.shcd the flame by roll¬ ing along the floor, but the stiff breeze In the open caused the gar¬ ments to burn more freely and when ¦he reached her parents' home, her clothes were almost hurned from her.
Her father threw a coat about her and smothered the flames, but ap¬ parently too late. She was hurried to St. John's Hospital, Long Island City where she lingered until Christ¬ mas Day,
Mrs. LeRoy realized on Christmas Day that she would die and she asked ibp nurse to he taken home so that «b« could pass her few remaining hours with her family around. The request was granted and she passed away that ejvenlng.
MlBS Hawkins' wedding was sol¬ emnized in Holy Trinity Church Man-^ hattan, in June. Her father presented tbe couple with a three story home in which the tragedy occurred. The young bride was bom In Elmhurst. Tbe funeral services were held Thur3- day, the Rev. Dr. Jamea V. Chalmers, of Holy Trinity Cburch officiating. Many of her Freeport friends atten¬ ded the funeral.
SANTA AT M.LS.S.
The Sunday School children at¬ tending the Freeport M. E, Church celebrated on Tuesday evening with a Cantata in the church chapel. The chiych and gallery were crowded with interested Kpe-ctatorn, Thirty- five children took part In a skit en¬ titled "Playing a Joke on Santa," Under the di.ection of W, O. Seaman, assistant superintendent, the gift.- Irom classes proved to bc a feature. The gifts are for a worthy caii,=e and included many cash offerings and two balf leiiiH eif eoal, together with food and clothed. These will billed ._lhroiij.'h thc Workers to the needy
WKELESS "TO HIM" SAVES YOU MONEY
EDITOR COMMENDS FREEPORTS GROWTH
GIVE LOVING CUP TO M'G'R BARSE
Miss Carman Enthuses: Ownership of Munici- Splendid Testimonial tc
Over Possibilities of pal Plant is Highly ! Popularity of Hotel
Girls Radio Club i Praised Nassau's Prop.
Girls, do you wireless? It Is jolly | Freeport enjojs a remarkable
fun. Learn to wireless. Think of j prestige among her sister villages,
the great saving In >iioney whenever ¦, especially on Ixjng Island, The fol-
be distri-1 y"" want to tall "IILM" up. All yon lowinrg article from the pen of Edi-
Neighborhood I ^'^'e «" do is to "feel" in thc air for [ tor Disbrow
ililll and he "seizes" your love mes
HONOR KALBAN JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kalban, of Freeport, gave a reception Sunday, December 24th. In honor of then- month old son.
Among thc many persona present were Mr. Harry Knapp, Mr. Nathan Knapp, Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip A. Knapp Mr. Maurice Knapp, .Mr. Irving Mint/,, Miss Ksther Miiitz, .Miss Lillian Knapp, Mr. Joseph Knapp, Mr. M, Do- bris of New York City, .Mr. and Mrs. A. I>evlne, Mr, N. S. Levine, Miss Iiella Mint'^l, Ml'ss Bess Miniz of Glen Cove, N, Y„ Mr. 1). n, Knapp, ,Mr. and Mrs. 11. C.oldfoi-b.
One of Ibe- feature-s ot the- i-eee-p- tion was the- imisie-al progi-ani ren¬ dered by .Miss Lilian Knapp, Miss Hcssio Mlntz, and Mrs. Debris,
The charitable spirit of Ibose- pie-s¬ ent was made' nianirest by a larice er-ollectiein take-ii to aid the- war siiffer- rr« In response to a spirited appeal made by Mra. M, Dobris.
We I'Xteii'l onr eongratnlations lo Mr, and .Mrs. Kalban.
A box felled with Christinas offer¬ ings will be sent to tbe American missionary in China, It will roai-b the iiHsslonaiv in .March. Speceht--! were made oy Harold i:, Hrown, su¬ perintendent and by the Rev, Saul O. Curtice,
FREEPORT CHURCHES
Sunday Services.
BAPTIST CHIRCH.
Rev, Wm. Breckinridge pastor, will preach at both services on Sunday Not only is it the last Sunday of the year, but It is also the last day of the year. How appropriate then to give this whole day to your church and to your God.
The pastor's subjects will be as follows: 11 i'. m,, "The Unshaken," or "Things That Remain."
7:30 p. m., "The Last Opportunity. or Christ's Concern for Souls." There will be 'a nhort cotjsccratlon service at thc close of the regular one.
Bible School at 9:45 a, m. I,,et us have a large attendance on this last day of the year.
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve- at 8 o'clock.
or the Uyster Bay .sage, and you can talk hours with-| ^"\^^'*"', ,"''^nted in their last ont it cfisting a cent for your time, ''•'^''^ ^ edition, as a striking testl- it de>c'sn't nii.tter whether your affin-j''!"""*' '° "'*" progressiveness of thc ity lives iu Guttcnberg, N, J, or iu i , *'^' ,,
I At a dinner enjoyed by thc I»no' Island Press Association at the Elks
Madison C. Peteri) Coming to Freeport
Dr. Madison C. Peters, will give his famous lecture on "Cranks" in the Bapttst Church under the auspices of the Men's cluh on Tuesday, January 9tb at 8 p. m.
AT THE METHODI.ST CHURCH.
The last Sunday of the year.
On Sunday morning next. Dr. Cur¬ tice will speak on the topic, "There¬ fore Let Ua Also, or Linking the Yesterdays to the To-morrows." This sermon will have to do with tho personal and local church life and also with the Methodism of other days and its relation to the Metho- ilisin of th? futura. and also wlTI have to do with the uniting of tbe different branches of tho denomina¬ tion now being undertaken.
'latBMiWW
Stop That Bark
IMi>> WATCH MiillT SKKVU'K.
This Is to be held at tbo .Methodisl ('Imrch next Sunday evening. The ovi'iiing's program will open at 'i witb a yoiin.c; people's meeting led by the young people.
At 9 o'eiork a general aer'vlice will be conducted by the clergyman of the unitine: cliurches. Following this there will bo a social hour, when light refreshmenis will be served, and then will e'oiiie tlie closing hour of songs prayer and conference on religion'; life, work and cxperienceK. Thus tbe old year will be closed and the nev, year opened. All are cordially invite I to attend any or all of those services.
MERRICK
liooscvclt, L, I.
Ask .Miss Bt-artreaij ('ariiian, daugh¬ ter of Mr. pnd .Mrs. Cornelius Car¬ man, of Bedell street and Atlantie avenue about it .Miss Carnian Is the only gill wireless operator not onh on Long Island hut in Greater Nevv York. She will tell you of her ex¬ periences, and if you don't get more till Ills out of wireless than is even in dawncing, skating and roller coasting, we'll eat our hat.
Miss Carman is anxious to meet you girls. She wants to form a girl's radio club so much. She will give you the elementary points about wire¬ less, if you are sincerely anxious to learn it, and will even instruct yo.i in the best methods of learning the code. Think of it. All you have to do Is to sit at your table and hear the convensation being exchanged be tween=—well San Francisco and Ire¬ land. Nothing is iniposslble in wire¬ less.
"Yes, indeed. I am anxious to start a radio club for girls," said Miss Car¬ man to a Post reporter. "They will love to study and I am sure will bc as interested in it as I am. When
club, Freeport, on .Monday la.st, i:rn- cst S, Jlaii'lall, son of J, J, Kandall, "the father of Fieeport. ' spoke on Freepori, and his remarks .should be published far and wide because ol the lesson therein taught, Ile spoke particularly of the history of the growth of Freeport, which he stated was the largest incorporated villagt on l,ong Island, and ranked sixth'in the State, Ho went into statistics, relative to that growth and the cost of the same. He spoke of the miles o' road, improved and the miles un¬ improved^ in the village, which is amazing in itself when we consider the sniall ainount of taxation which has been placed upon the people. He spoke of the village-owned water and electric li«ht plants, and went into a description of the same. His story of the history of the water plant reads like a story of the Arabian Nights, The-vUlage has a plant worth a quar¬ ter of a million, more than half of which had been paid for already, and tbe village itself had been taxed hut for $6,000 thus far, the balance being
.\Ir, and .Mrs. W. H, Barse, were gnosis of honor at a testimonial din- 1 ncr given iii the .Nassau Hotel b> I pmiiiinent nen and women nf .\a:'sai County, Monday evenint.'. Eighty e>! | the county's prominent lownfolks I HU-liidin'g some of tbe ofhe-ialH at¬ tended the dinner, whle-h was followed j hy a dance on Ihe beautiful Nassau I dance floor, |
Thc dinner to .Neighbor Barse wa» • a silent tribiile to tbe most active | business man at tho fir:'.\st siiiiiine'- '
STEAL XMAS GIFTS |FREEPORT'S XMAS
FULL OF HAPPINESS
Sneak thcivcs were about during the holidays to lend a little sadnes; to what might otherwise be a joyfii' time. True to their calling, they cas' a gloom ov^M- two homes. Tiiese dis¬ ciples of Gl.OO.M made two visils ine to the home of I-'ranU PiKberand -he other to the front of the home o! Dr. Gordon Lind.say, 146 Broadway. The call at the Pitcher lioine was or Friday last. The gloomers got some -ilveiware inelnelin;; ,-ii'ioiis, knivis and forks valued at $."10. They stole an expensive fur co\er from thc auto mobile of Dr, Howard Phipps. o. llemp-ieiid. who was vi.siling Dr. Lindsay. Cluistnias night, Thc roln was a costly one. The polie-e an investigating hoth thefts.
SEAFORD NEWS
I'slt at this table at night the time Pf'^. °"^ />¦"'" t^^e earned encrement
goes so fast that it is long after mid¬ night before I realize how late I have remained up. But the keen de¬ light one feels In keeping acquainted with the outside world overshadowi; myloss of tleep.
"When I began wireless last Christmas, I .was almost a.shamed to make a call on any of the amateur stations. Even after I passed my ex¬ amination successfully, which entitl¬ ed me to the distinction of being a full-fledged wireless operator, 1 hesi¬ tated in sending out calls. A short while ago I plucked up courage and ai.«;covcred»tbat 1 could send about thirty-five words a minute.
While I have no sweetheart, I have plenty of fun with the boys, some of wboni have Invited me to Join their r.idio club. We exchange all Linds of messages, I tell you, the poople of Rockville C^entre appreciat¬ ed thc wireless on election night, I
of the plant, and the balance still owed would be paid in the same man¬ ner. The rates were placed at a nijnimum Hgure, just sufflcient to cover expenses, but the magnitude of the plant had made it possible for the receipts to not alone care for all In¬ debtedness from running expenses and maintenance, but for meeting all ob ligations In the way o* honded in¬ debtedness as they came due.
This is a lesson which should be studied by men in every village of any size and importance. Perhaps all vil¬ lages are not endowed with tho same enterprise as Freeport, and again per¬ haps there ii) less unity in purpose and action, and more jealousy an 1 frictieni, bnt this does not lessen the fundamental points in the le-s.son. What Freeport has elonc other vil- lag(s may do when tho same enter¬ prise and push is brought to bear. People whom thi.s may interest, anei
lopt them t-npplled with news until!'^elr number should embrace every late next morning," , man or woman in the village wiio is
So Girls won't this stir up some •'^<'«^«'"K economy in taxation and over- i;ind e.f inspiration wiibin you'.' A head charges, may receive this his- ivlrl wireler^i, think of it! I <"'>' ^^ t''ls case in a much fuller
ir.ensc by corresponding with ,Mr, Uan-
idall. They may rest assured of a will¬ ing compliane-c on his part in giving Ihem the facts and figures thev de',';ire.
SVW VF\I<'S MAIL SIKVK 11.
There will not be any earrier de¬ livery service from thc rreeport Post omce on New Year's Day, The Post Offlce will however, bo open from 7 a, m, to ."> p. in., and any one 'icsiring tbe days mail ean secure It by calling at the ofllce.
White Pine and Spruce Balsam
If you liuvc n .stuMiorn (-(High, if vour lungs an- iii- llaiiii-(l ane^yoiir nir pa,ssii),'e s irritiiU-el, this s;i!ei.did Cough Syrup wiil e.'uuvA tlie relief you seek [iranijitly nnel wilh- eiiilany haiinjul nrier-e-n'tcl.-..
Pen.siar ViTiiio Pine nnel Spruce l?!il,?ni!i is a licniing re-inedy e-Di.ipiiiinilt-;! eif I'ine Lark. ¦tSprin-i' I inm, 'rnmar.v V-.ttXi. Wilti Cherry and tilhiT w .ll-k'iowii iii/;rt-eli- cnls tif rci-tiffnizt-d iiit-riU.
Cet il bolt!.^ of this i ll'i-.-t- ivereinctly iissoiin as ihismMo line! riei yuiirscli of tlint l!oiigh. Solei in two si/i-s.
25c and EOc
All .Merrick has been aroused by thc poisoning of the dogs throughout tiio locality. Over twenty pets and watch (logs have fallen vlclims lo tho outrage, and a tsircl siirveillaiice- is being kept In hopes that the perpe¬ trators may soon bc hrmight to llghl and punished.
The weeKly meelings of the Wo- lue-n's Auxiliary of the (!lnirch of tho Kcdee-ine-r are growing sliininer ow- iiig to the fai-t ihat«iiaiiy of tho most faithful alteiidanls have left Merrie'K for the WiiiUi
INSTALL OFFICERS
AVriiLIARn H. BAKSK
.Mr, and .Mrs, Harold Van Nostrant C Brooklyn, spent <'hristnias wiii ir. Van Nostraiid's parents ,Mi-. an, ;i d, Sniith Van Nostrand,
Services WeU Attended
Needy Supplied by
Elks and Others
Christmas was quietly but iii,,,,-,,^. si\cly obi,L-i-\ed in this village! The chui e hes wei(' -he nuvea for thn God-kniug who found true consola lou by e-oiiiiiiunioii with the ehiid wlio.se binh was being honored that day. The Churches were Indeed crowded. Home life took pree.^dence over outside- aimiseine'iits children reiuned homes.
Jiid
siipreine
It is of vital importance to all, 'I'hink It nver, people of Oyster Bay and other villages in the township, and j then peeing tho advantages, take stijis for ' gottin.g tboin.
resort in th-.- United States, It was also a silent acknowledgment of thc groat amount of good work accom-- plished by .Mr, Barse in his five years association with the Nassau Hotel, When he came to I>ong Beach, the re¬ sort was distinctively a two months place, where every one shut np his home as tight as a drum after Labor Day,
Since his udvent into the hotel life- here, Ixmg Leach has beconie an all- year residental section, llo has kept his hotel open all Winter and has lie'pt alive the interest in the place, Thc growth in thc village has boon remarkable and there is a happy communion nf interests between the ,.-piiests of the hotel on one side and the summer residents of the village i ¦^'''' ^^'^'t*-'' Kerchoefcr sjieiii tbe on the other, ' we-e-k end with ,Mis, John Hoff
This feature in Friend Barse- has j
st.imped hini out as the foremost man j -^1'- John He-niy U'aiisei bas be'e-n in iill: village. It was in ree-eignition 1-"-Pending a fow days at Woodiiie-i of these things and many more even i ^>ith his daughter, -Mrs, D, Hyde,
far more important tbat the citizen.- |
of .Nassau ''oiirty '•nnr-'-ed him ano ; .Mr, and ,\!is, William Surckei and his charming w-ife. After dining, ,Mi ,.-hildren, are guests of Mr, Wm I and .Mrs, Barse, Supervisor Hfraiii R ' .Morgan,
nith prosente-d bim with a silvei
At the Baiitist Chureh, the Rev, Wil- liam Breckinridge preached em "Th.- ••uigel aud 11 is Message," em Sundav and on .\lond.iy special music wii. provided Willi an aiipK.pi iate addri'.ss hy the pasieir. '-
Special miisitv under the direction of .Mrs, Ki'oi'h was provided at the bmh mass a' the Chureh of thc Hol» Ri(l(-( mer, mid the:. pa,-,tor, ibe Rev Johu L, O'Joolc, spoke fe-elingly hi his parishoners,
Thc Rev, A. C, Karkan. pastor o? the Luiheran Chuich spoke on Christ mas and its meaning to his congre¬ gation at the one sorvu-e, Christmas niorning. Special music was i-rovided by the choir whieh had rehearsed e»- pecially for the occasion.
The progi-nm' at the Presbytorian C^hure-h em Cbristiiias morning was elaborate and a large ceiiiMri-galion at¬ tended holh services, morniug and evening. In Ihe morning the follow¬ ing program was carried out:
Organ prelude, "The Chorus of the Shepherds," Lennon; organ postlude, "Christiiia.s .March," .Merkol, by Cor¬ nelius Van Rees. organisi. Aniheins by thc choir "Angels from the lU-alniK of Glory." 'O, Come All Ye l-'althful," .soprano solo, Mi.ss Rose Van Rees, "That Glorious Christmas .Morn The Christinas entertainment given | Other hynin-j were sung by the cho
Mr. Theodore Bopp of Newbury, Pa spent the week end with ,Mr, and Mrs Geo, Kk'for. On Sunday .Mr, Klefi took an auto party to the' Elks club in Pate liogii.', where they had din¬ ner. Those in the party were .Mr and .Mrs, Geoi-ge Kiefer, .Mr, Theodon Bopp, Mrs, Rose Kiefer and Mis, Anna Wilson,
.Mr, and -Mrs, Gustav Schaefer 01 Port Washington, wore the guests o, Mr. and .Mrs, Charles Hoff over tht holiday.
.Mrs, Lliza Dennis, a former resi¬ dent of this village, passed away on Friday of last week. The funeral sor vices were held in Grace Churcli. Massapequa, under the direction ol John W, Southard,
by the Methodist Sunday School last Saturday evening was enjoyed by all while the children were made happv hy gifts from the Sunday Schexil and tlie'lr teachers,
.MlSB Anna Wilson has returned liome after visiting her sister, Mrs. .Nicholas Fisher at Jersey City,
.Mr, and Mrs. Geo, L, Weeks Jr, ami ,''.on, spent Christmas at their home' in Seaford fiom wlii'ie they went I' Islip. Thoy vvill return to Seaford 10 spend Ncw Year's and will then leliirn lo their home in Brooklvn.
TOAST ED. "GEER"
„,.. ... -,,,.¦ e „• .... I ''^'^ (tleeri Gerineroth, who has been
The public installation of othcers t,.^,^y,,^^ ^.j,!, ^j^,. ^.^^^.^^^ ^^^,^.,,^, j,,,,.
Mn
11, R. Fairfax lef Mor ber New e'l.ideiie (' on Tliursday, the Ulth,
I Tbe 11. StlHiyler 011 Muiuh^y lasi.
("aiiiiuanns left
Mrs. Hewlett and the .Misses Flor¬ ence and l.'dilb hiivo gone- for 1111 i x tended visit, tn Baltimoi e.
I Mi-s, Rob-.''ii Speai-nian and Miss Id.i ! Siuai'iiiiin ; pi rt I'le \vceli end witb i relatives in Westclicster,
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of the Cassiopeia Chapter, No, 453, O, ¦E, S. wiil he held at thc meeting rooms over the Rofckvilie Centre Bank Monday evening, January 8, The in¬ stalling olTiccis being J. DarroU Nicol, Past Grand Patron of the Stale of New York; as.slstcd hy Miss Jeann- etto Taylor, Past Grand Adah. The program of the evening will ho> os foilovvs: iiisuillation'of ofhccrs, sole), seli^cted. Mis 1 Blanche Outwaloi , Vis.-ii d'Arts "Tosea," ruccini. .Madam Voigt; iiian-i selei-lion, .Miss .Marta Klein; duel, "Pa.ssage Birds I-"are- ; well," Ilildacb, .Madam Voiut and .Miss Ontwater; .Miss Marta Klein w^ll aci : as accoinpani-^i. The newly elecUd and appointed (iflir^ers are Wmlliy .M.i¬ tron. Klla .\. Ronalds; Worthy Pa- : Iron, Harvy 11 Onrrlson; Associate j Matron, Siisi- J„ Van .Nostrand; trea- j surer, Jenni.^ Pelry; secretary, Sadie | conductres.s, Helen Mil- 1 conductress. Ida U'ild;(
the past live month.-, returned to l-'reeport la.it Sunday, On Tuesday (-vciiini.'. at the I-'rcepnrt clnb house-, his parents Lave a surprise party in llis lionor. Among tlioic present were Dr, and j ,Mis. llok-oiiie of Uollmoro, .Mr, ami ,Mrs, .Me-Cord and family of Merrit!; ,Mr, and Mrs, .'Vrlhtir Thoinas, Klla Ansko, Deniitby .Soiitliard. Beliy .lohn,!, Hanv Raynor, Tod Miller o; I Haldwin,Mr-;, .^e-line-i!;er, I^lizabeib ' S(-bnolk('r, .Miriam .'^inith. AViii-nn Jonoa, Gladys Cook, Beatrice Vail, Gladys Howell, I'-lorence Kelsey, I'lm- encc Koough, .Mi.ss Wicks, .Miss i-'air- I'liild, Ki.tiii,i;b .'-¦isters. Frtd Clar!-;, Mervin Si-Iilti's Perry Wibson. .Iom jili Peltit, Kd, K(ough, Karl .Maxson, an-l " ¦ "-'I M' .lobii F G'-i'ineioth oi' Freeport, -Mrs. John L, Geriiierni li aetid as hostess and an eniovable ¦ .. ,-r-i- Vll. MKiit,
loving Clip 1,1 behalf of tbe hosts and presen I ed Mrs. Parse' w-ith a handsome iavallii-r. County .Inelge- ol(-(-t Lewis .1. Smith and Assembly ^inan Thomas A, ,\lcWhiiiney mad' speches telling of the fine traits of the guests of honor,
.Mr, and Mrs, Barse will leave' fo: ,Migiista, Ga, after Januaiy 1 where .Mr, Barse will tako (-barf,:(' of ilii 1 lampion rcrrace Hotel, He wil! make trips bctwee-n the two hotels dur¬ ing tlic Winter and in the su'iimei will confine- his atleiiiions solely 1,1 Long Beaeh nnlil next Winter,
,\li-s, Ans.-I HayiKir will bail the .Icvotional nieeling ,'-;iiiida> (-veiling, '•)( cember !il.
.Many of the iiieii of Hit village iijoyenl the clay pigeon shoot held .y Ibe Y, .M, 1, A,, as well as shoot- iiK if) the mark lor a pin and goose, lr. David Waring wimiiii:; Hk- pi.- Ild ,Miss ,Maiirena Ki tcbain ' ilie -oose-.
CHUBBUCK'S Drug Store
FREEPORT, L. I.
, Mr. aiul .M-',-', C. 1 Clifrord. cf i'l'iith ! to Hart ford. Conn,
! The icieliors anei pnplls cf the Mci' i rick Grammar School aro worlrin,- i I'.-ird to maUe tlu lr Christmas enter-
tr'inment a success. It was held ou
Thursday evening.
¦Mr, FranK Godckcli. who haa been working at Cenlral Park, will return to Menick In time f«ir .New Year's with hlB family,
John (Oe^") Germeroth came home from l/>ndon. Canada, to spend tbe Christmas uolidays.
AV. Garrison; l.cr; as'-.ociat
Wy.-indi(-k and .so-i jchaplnin. i:'!;',.-bcth Merritt; m.-iriib/ili.
street, have move l j i,ydi;\ !;dvva!d:;; historian, nt-rfha Randall; warder, Ida P;nl;hahi; or- pani"t, Mary Connor; Adah. Isahelli M. Kirkwood: Ruth, Dal'-^v R'i!iiii'--on; ?:sthcr, Ann I, 11. AVllson; Martha Lucy Van Nostrand: Eleetra. Emma Watson; trustee.-^, Lldio Ketcham for one year, Alice Forbell, for two years
HEPNER WEDDING
Many of tlie .Icvvish rcFldcnts of; Fre'rpoit alleildcd lhe first vvertd'ii" held in the re vv tpniple o* B'tiai S! ¦ launi, in R-ickvillr Centre, on Clu 1 ; nas day. Muss Celia ilcpne-i-, el,-;; .li¬ ter of Mrs. Sijpble llrpner bcf-,-'- le 1'' b'ifle rf Mr^.,'narseb. of Litide nbiir.-l, , Tb'.' bride w,-. aiiiinbd by .Miss R'Hii j biael. (if Wilkes narre, Pn., Mi:---
CELEBRATES HIS 21ST
Last Friday afiernoon tbe nieinberp of the Lynbiook National Bank an-J some friend-, met at the bank and on joyid a ('liri.'-ima,; jiarty anl lielpid Clifton M'aldron celebrate the' twenty- first birtbd-iy of his birtb, .-\ laipi- birlliday cake- with twenty-one can- dies was nre'seiited m Mr, Waldmn Those who ;.lt(-iid((l this party wire-; ,1 . P, FolM.i, iire-sidt-nt of Ibe haul:, Harvey Felton, .Mis.'--e,s Mott, II;'/. ' Field, and Certriitlo Jord;iii, Mt >; r <'lie--,ter and 'i'heodore Talfor, ('liii.in Waldron, nnd Mr, and Mrs. Georcf- Wa!l,'i,-'e S'lii'ih,
.Mrs. N'e'iiion I'oiiiilalii and eliilil 11 II art sjiending a few we-clis hcK Willi .Mrs, Fountain's mother, Mi.i. Mary Post,
r\Ti;RTAi\ <ivi:i{ ikhiha^s.
.Vlrs, llele-ii Balcom and ber daimli- '(-r Ruth, of Lawn ii(-(-. wert .Xiiia-t leiliday guests at the boine eif Mr. and .Mrs, Ab xaiider ,M( liitosh, of .Til ibK-kaway as(iiiie .Rm-k v ilb- Ceiiin
Iu the evening a Cantata by Aelani;; was sung. Miss Ro.se Van Rees st, prano. Miss Leonora King, contraitei, and Mrs, C, Dexter Wicks, alto, were the soloists. The pastor, the Rev. J. Sidney Oould preached a sermon on "What Am I Giving?" Thc following hymns were rendered: "It Came Up on a Midnight Clear," "O, Little Town of Be'thlehciii," and "1'hou Didst Leave Thy Throne and Tb> Kiii;;lj Crown,"
At till' ,M.'ll.odist Kpise-opal Chure li Asbford's "I'-i Ib-lhlebem llaslen,"'ami Ixiiciiz's '"I'hoii Sliull Call His Naiii' Jesus," vvere sung on Sunday, ami on Chrislma.'? morning a brief service wa held, Tbe old story of the liiiih eif Jesus was read and the Rev, Saul O. Curtii-e gave- an appropriate tali to his congregaiioii Chrisiiiias li> mns were sung by the- i-bolr,
Chaiity va; Ibe keynole eif tin endeavors of the l-'ree-porl l.odm' uf Klks and the Freepeirt .Neigbboi IkkkI Weirkeis ovei Chrisliuas. 'rhe bi.; hcarlid KlK ; v,ent abreiad inlei the elif- ferent villams wiihin llicir e-oiiiiiic, and carried a ray of siiiishinC vviih them wherever llie-y went, 'rhc Freeport Wot lit is eoiiliiiid them selve-s lo l-'l l-e purl and iimviele-d p!i e tlflllly III the needy, TIm ic was ii" one in I'^ieepeirt on Chrisliuas da» who we-nl .vilhoiit soiiii' pre^seiii, and no family was without n j^nnd feed
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FISKER SPEilKS 21ST
Ol|',r,-lllll.'.,-_- V|_ {,, (;, , ,.^,, j..i.-i;^),. cv will a(M;(is-; tli<- .Men':; e-liib a» tlu Rii'lville-Cl litre- Theatre nl -1 o'eloe-l' In ihc afternoon, Dr, Fisher was tn have s/iok( n la.'i Siii,dav, bm had to ji'istpone hil vi; it bfcaiiHe- of an ur¬ gent I'liii'iiior,'- eiiii West, All thi- men 'if F-'i-i."ri'ii I and Rnfim-vr-lt are- cordially Invited to attend thi,s meet-' Ing and It f-, hoped that thev will d-i RO as it is not always so easy to be able to hear sucb a personage as Dr. Fisher,
