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Board ef Saperviion.
Sherlflt PetlJ^ reported 6g prisoners la the Jail for the past week.
The claim of the New York Juve¬ nile Asylum, in the sum of $2,002.2« which was rejected on January 15, waa reeoasldered. and audited for 11,633 and interest.
Tke>petltion of Interested residents of the Village of Oyster Bay, for the establish ment ot a police district, was referred to the county attorney.
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BUSY WAIITAGH
Mra. Letltia 8. Hieks. widow of William 8. Hicks, died op Wednesdsy of laat week at the home of her son, Frank S. Hicks. She waa a native of Jerusalem and was 81, years of age. She is survived'' by tour ehiidren, Mrs John ' Merritt of Farmingdale. Misses Annie J. and Sarah K. and Frank 8., of Wantagh. The funeral was Held at the home Friday after¬ noon. Rev, Thomas 8. Braithwaite-of the Memorial church officiating, and the interment was In the Friende' cemetery in Jerusalem.
Miss Oertrude Hopper has complet ed her course at the Jamaica train¬ ing school fpr teachers and pofiiited a teacher's certlflcate.
Arthur D, Southard Is in the Seney hospital, Brooklyn, where he under¬ went an operation last week. Reporta indicate tbat his condition is favor¬ able, and it is hoped he wlll soon return to his home here.
Divine services wlll be held in the Memorial Congregational church next Sunday with scmons by tbe pastQ., Hev. Thomas S. Braithwaite. Th sermon topics will be "The Choices of Life" and "The Life That Is Worth While." All are cordially In¬ vited to worship with us.
Peter F. Avogadro and Mrs Avog¬ adro have gone to the Adirondacks for a brief vacation.
Lyman G. Fussell is spending some time with friends in Rockland county.
The Flatbush Continentals, a troop ot United States Boy Scouts, who have been camping out here for the past week, broke camp Sundny and returned to their homes atter having had an enjoyable time. The boys were in charge ot Commander J. H. Tohnson.
Mrs. Alevander Avogardro who suf¬ fered a stroke a short time ago is somewhat Improved.
A. B. Graham, head of the exten¬
sion service New York Scbool of Agriculture of Long Island, In an article In tbe Brooklyn Dally Eagle of July 8 on "Training Youug Farm¬ ers," speaks of the school gardens made hy the children In Nassau county, and bad tliis to say of Wau¬ tagh: "At Wantagh there are about fifty very well kept gardens. Here I found one of the best gardens on the Island, niade by a Ilttle German girl about fourteen years of age. Small prizes are also awarded here by tbe principal of the school." We quote this thinking it might Interest the teachers and the pupils of the local school.
George Garner, formerly of this place, who has been living at Bound Brook, N. J., Is in the Somervllle hospital. I
Mrs. Sarah Seaman Is spending several weeks at High Hill Beach with her grandchildren.
The farmers round about here sayi the crops promise to be good this, year. Early potatoes were not extra good on account of some disease inj tbem, but It is hoped that the late: crop will make up for this deflclency and that prices will be better.
SEAFORD GOSSIP
tees on Bantay AtealTie. July 2R. at 7.30.
The official bOard will meet the last Satturday of ai^cli month. The next meeting will be held In the ehurch.
The Boy Scouts have returned from their camping trip and are sorry the trip is over for they oertalnly enjoyed the cooking of Mr. Van Dike. He was some cook, using 13 eggs for one pudding. ' The swimming was great until one of the hoys spied a porpoise whieh caused the boys to make a hasty retreat for the shore.
The stork was kind to Mr. ahd Mrs. William 'Verity for when he de¬ parted it was found that he had pre¬ sented them with twins, a young son and daughter. . Both mother and children are doing nicel}».
Tbe Relief Corps ot Freeport gave an excursion to High Hill Beach on Sunday last. The members residing at Seaford joined them at the beach and all had an enjoyable time.
Mr. Edward Mills ot thie village is spending his vacation at Mrs. Louis Ketcham's cottage, the Mauretta K. at High HUI Beach.
evening, July 21. a chieken dinner will be given by the Ladles' Soeielr of the East Meadow church. Admis¬ sion will be 35 cents. Supper will b« served from 6 to 9 p. m. Come and enjoy a good old-fashioned chicken dinner. There will aleo be on aale aprons and other useful things.
"Aprons for a quarter.
Aprons for a dime;
But the dinner that they hand
You is certainly suVlime."
Personals.
Koenig said he got "stuck for fair' the other night. He sat down on some tanglefoot.
Charles Fresch says newspapers are all printed with black ink, but no matter how black the Ink is its read, providing Its "The Post."
Briggsy bought a hen to set It was a beauty, too. But in the morn' It woke him up With cock, car roor, carure.
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(By Special Correspondent.) Mrs. Oeorge P. Rohr gave birth to
a son on Thursday, July 8. The mother is doing as well as can be ex¬ pected. The youngster died soon af¬ ter birth.
The Japanese tea, which was held at the'home of Mrs. Charles E. Mills, was a decided success. The young ladies In Japanese costumes looked quiet oriental, and wailed on the visitors in a pleasing manner. Many lanterns and Japanese ornaments made the home look very protly. The souvenirs were greatly appre¬ ciated by all. A substantial sum was f^alized.
Mrs. George Wade and Mrs. Jo¬ sephine Steck spent the week-end at Amityville with .Mrs. Emma Bergen.
Committees have been appointed for the annual fair which will be held during the month of August. The fair will be held two nights and an entertainment will be given the last night.
George Sealy is seriously ill with a fever.
The Sunday school board met after Sabbath school and elected two new teachers.
There wlll be an election of trus-
SMITHVILLE SOUTH
Episcopal services will be held at the club house every Sunday at 7.45 p. m.; Sunday school, at .1 p. m. Rev. Cannon Duffleld wlll offlciate.
Look out for the entertainment of the boys of the mission which will be held in the near future.
Charley Chapman may be funny.
But he's getting bags of money.
Maybe, the boys are not so funny.
But the Mission needs the money. , So don't forget to take a look
And open up your pocketbook.
The dance and picnic given last Saturday evening, July 10, was so well attended and enjoyed by the vis¬ itors that the club boys extend a hearty welcome to all, and also thank their friends tor their kind support. The red hots and new novelties ancl good music were appreciated by all.
By special request the board of directors of the Smitliville South Athletic Club will give another dance and picnic in Kraft's Grove, Saturday evening, July ,24, Honey will fur¬ nish the catchy music for which he is so popular.
It stormy the dance will be held in the club house. Admission to the grove free.
At the club house on Wednesday
MERRICK ROAD
ROOSEYELT GOSSIP
I Bv Special Correspondent.)
The shirtwaist dance held one week ago Thuraday at the flre house, un¬ der the auspices of the running team of Alpha Hook and Ladder Company was most delightful as well as unique. Holders of tbe lucky numbers re¬ ceived orders from Katz department store; the ladles, a silk shirtwaist, the gentlemen, a silk shirt. A large number were present and a thorough¬ ly enjoyable time is reported. Music vvas furnished by Professor Mole.
The boys of the Alpha running team are mlghtly proud of their cap¬ tain, "Billy' Fields, as they call him.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearsall have returned from a week-end visit at the home of Mrs. Pearsall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cheshire, at Riverhead.
What might have been a fatal run¬ away accident was narrowly averted last week by the courage of Al. Stew¬ art of this place, who dashed In thej centre of the highway, grabbing the | reins ot the horse and bring him to a stop. The horse had been frightened by the glare ot the trolley headlight and was galloping headlong down Main etreet. Mr. Stewart is in the employe of Uncle Sam, acting as mall carrier between Roosevelt and Free- port.
The Alpha running team are again out on the road practicing for the contests which will be held at One¬ onta, N. Y. They are sure to bring hack a prize. The state convention will be held there in August. It is expected that fully 30 members of the Roosevelt department will attend in a body.
Mrs. Edith Pearsall, president of j the Ladles' .\iixiliary of the Ru.=isell j Hose Company, announces a card party to he given at the fire house on I .luly IC. All are invited to attend, j
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Kaynor and ' daughter have returned from a two^ weeks' vacation spent at the (ottage' of Mr. Raynor's mother at Point Lookout. They report a most en¬ joyable time. '
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