Nassau County Review 19080117

              VOL. XIII
FREEPOllT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1908
i     The Village Board of  Trustees   will]     We are informed that our correspon-1 Sunshine Society ,     The  Committee  on   Assessments <if
 ' hold a re.£<ular meeting tbis Friday eve- j dent   was overzealou.-^ in  rejorting   an ;     y^j.^   p^ed E. Storv, 188  West   Mer-'. the Board of Trade haa a hard task be-
Single copies of the Review for sale   ning. , informal  gathering  at Mr?.    F.    Mc-  ^ick   Road,   has  beeV appointed presi-,'fore it   if it  really  starts  to  investi
7"-    , .     , r^ly"" «   l''^t   Sunday afternoon, which   ,-jp,,j   of the Freeport branch of the In
A   jiretty  calendar has been received   stated the guc.-ts "were   entertained."   ternational Sun.shine Society from the Freoport Hank with a picture I etc. ;   that   thi.s wa.-^ not a party at     " • ^ . •
of   their   new  building as a prominent   but an improniiitu supiier,  to   whi?h
FREEPORT NEWS
at I. DaSilva'.s, Oobetz'.s and   the   Re view Building.
Rev. Joseph F. Colclough'of Deposit is expected to preach in the Prc.-byter- ian Church Sunday.
The Epworth League will hold a business and .social meeting in the M. F], par.sonage Werkiesday evcniig.
•f The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church will hidd a sewing meeting in the parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
feature.
The Wimian's Sodality of liie Church id' Our Holy Redeemer will liold a re¬ ception and euchre at the Imperial Ho¬ tel this Friday evening; tickets are now on sale; games will commence at 8::3(t.
The   cut   of the new Frcej)ort school building   in   the   last   issue of tlie Re¬ view      was    furni.shed    through     the courtesy of the Brooklyn Daily Time.'*, to    state    whon
fev/ fricntls had lieen invit^. Our corre'Jpondciit neglected to stiitfc lt,;;t Father Logu.' of the Ch^-ch V( Onr Holy Redeemer was al*> pi^sent.
pate property assessments.    They  will
Since the organization of the Lra.kh ^'"^^ t"^°P'^ ^^''^" '''^^ ^'''''•" they are in Ib'JT. Mr.-^. K. P. Ketcham has been ^^eing robbed, but will not .''ell their ;iresident and has eiuleavored,  through   pro} erty   for  five times what they are
the v(>ry able co-oi.cration of the other oflicers and the individual inembeis, to scatter  sunshine   in   some of the dark
'1 here's one gieat advantage in livin.i.,'   corners of Freeport not reached by the
Only   a   few   copies  of  tho .January Ladies'   Home  Journal   left.     Nassau
<'ounty Review Stationery Department. '• which   we   neglected   printing the picture.
The   South   Shore   Concrete   Co. has ¦ 	
opened   an   oflice   in the builidng ne.xt 1     Stephen I*. Pettit, Roland .VI.   Lamb, door   to   the hardwaie store of Ro.ss &   Stephen W. Hunt, Isaac W. Miller and
within a ladiiJs of tive miles from the junction of Main and Church St.-;. Chas. P. Smith's ad in this issue tells what the advantage is. It.
The annual meeting of the F'reeport Club, for the election of officers and the tran.-action of other routine bu.si¬ ness was held Mondiiy evening, when the following officers weio unanimous¬ ly elected: I'resident. John 1). Cun¬ ning; vice-president, jFivti Hart. Jr.: secretary. J. Huvler Eillson ; ireasurer.
various   churches  and   b(.iievvdent   or¬ gan izations of tho village.
Not a great ileal of supimn has been given to the tive special (iepartments endorsed by the Siaichei'ii Divi.-.ion of New York State I. S. S., during the jiast three years, because r!ie energy and funds were neeiled in and near Free- port. The special tiepartments for the .southern divisit ii are the ¦ Sunshine Home for Blind Babies.' Sunshine I'hristmas Tree .Association, h'rcsh Air
assessc'.!; many tif them will not for si.x or seven times the amount; they will tind people who will kick because the assessors liave almost doubled their assessments, when they might almost be doubled again; and they will be grey haired with worry before they can an ivc at a satisfactory solution of this inaller of assessments--one which will suit everybody, or < wiil suit any dozen persons interested. We thiid'; tl.at if anyone is really as¬ sessed out of proportion to his neighbor
NO.
BELLMORE
building a  new  2B-
George Smith i foot launch.
Wm.  Fanshaw   is   spending  several days in New York.
Sainuel Fleet has  returned   to   Bell¬ more after a five months' absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter lately been visited by a bov.
Neumann  have Mr. Stork--itjl
the Freeport Athletic Club grounds, and have associated themselves as the Freeporl Amusetnent Co., to coniiuct i various athletic s[ oris on the grounds until the lease expires.
Randall.
At   the annual meeting of the stock holders of The Freeport Biuik Tuesday evening   the present directors were all j re-elected.
I Miss Carrie L.  Cornelius   ei   Hemp-;
stead   is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Cornelius,
Grand Avenue.
The  N.   S. I). C. will hold !K.regular ' meeting next Wednesday afternoon   at the   home  of Mrs. Willitun T. Raynor, Bergen Place.
New Magazines received ths week at the Review Stationery Store, G2 S. Main St: Motor Boat. Argosy, Ain- slec's. Short Stories.
The ladies of the Church of the Transfiguration will hold a New Eng¬ land Dinner on the eve of Valentine's Day, Feb. 13, at 7 p. in. at the Crystal Lake Cottage.
' I     State   Insnectat of  Schools   W. W.
Tickets  are  now on sale for the an-^ £jy(;,.yyt.   visitecFthe  schools the last nual dinner of the Freeport Club to   be . f^.^,   days   before   the Christinas vaca¬ tion.    As  a  result  of  his  visit class
G. Bennett Smith now hold the lea.se of'Ernest S. Randall;   directors   to  serve
Misplaced charity we think it is to help old the man with tottering steps and grey hair who goes around asking for money to get to "his brother in Hempstead,." While he is \n>ov and probably unable to sufiport himself the money given him goes not as he j,re- tends but to satisfy his overpowering desire for strong drink.
School Notes
Walter Sheard has re-entered High school, having been out since last June.,
The mid-year State Regent's exam- , inations are to be held in the High j School during the week c^f January 27 : to February 'd. Schedules of the work I can be seen at the school.
two years, H. P. Libby. David Suther- 1 land, Jr., Werner .N'ygrcn, and Heftrj' ¦ L. Maxson. O. J. Teeple and E. J. j Cartwright acted as tellers, aid in the ! absence of the presideni. .Mr. Dea;!. I Thomas .S))roull presided.
The treasurer's report showed a neat I balance   with   all   expenses   paid,   and $600 i-aid on mortgage.
The report of the Entertainment Committee showed that they had been busy during the year, furnishing four Ladies' Nitrht entertainments and one "complimentary entertainniitit" by courtesy of Alonzo Foster; also held eight euchres and one ciitertainment.
Work, Sunshine Life_Saving Work and. and   will   call   the attention of the as- the Sunshine Hospital Dtp:irtment. ^^.^^^^^^   ^^,   ^^^^   ,^,,^^^,.   ^js   comidaint
Storv will reteive anv i;ontribu-      .,, ,     ,      ,   ,   , ,      .,. •
f  "Sanshiiie" in anv'form; :„.d ¦ v. >U beheedod'. be may i-«t get hi.-.Vwn
Hiram G. Bloomer has returned from a week's trip to Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Mr.   and   Mrs.   Henry   Woltinan   of which   B-'ooklyn   are   spending   a   week  with Mr. Win. Van Seht.
A Leaji Yetir pit ture service will be given in the Presbyterian I'burch Sun¬ day evening next, when the topic will be "How to ('hocse a Husband."
,. Mr lirin
will "pass it on" with (juiet, tactful s_\!iip:ithy. and all ;ipplicati;ins for Sun¬ shine will be received and acted U])on as promptly and quietly as po.ssible.
The Sunshii'.e Bulletin is the only Itublication of the I. .S. S. and every memiior of every brtiiich should be a subscriber. Freejiort subscrijitions may be sent to Mrs. Ciiarles W. Be¬ dell, -North Main Street, and the price is fifty cents per year.
The following warning is sent ou on   I.   S. .S. letter heads and the BuUe-
propcrty sat is far L raised.
duced but he may have
of   gett ing his lit'ighb
the
BALDWIN
Wai
has   vcmovtMl   to
.\ large i.umber of friends gathered with Mr. and .Mrs. l.eander Brown on Tuesday evening for the christening of their two cliildren, Samuel Nicholas and Emily ,\ugusta Brown, by Rev. Thonias S. Braithwaite of Wantagh.
Announcement is niaiie of   the   mar¬ riage  of  George   A.   Baldwin   of this j place to Miss Lizzie Callan   of   Amity-
.Mrs.   Wm. Brooklyn.
ville, formerly of this place,  the  mar- Mrs. A. Zarsky was taken to Nassau i ^iage   having' taken   place on Sunday, Hosytital on Monday. j January .^), at the home of   the   bride's
parents   in    Amityville.    The    happy
held Jan. 29. A Brooklyn caterer has been engaged, with a good entertain¬ ment promised.
Now is a good time to look over your stock of printing after the hididaysand order what you need. VVe can handle any work promptly. Nassau County Beview, Kevicw Building.
note books in chemistry, physics, bi¬ ology, botany, zoology, and jihysiolcgy are to be accepted on a scale of 20 credits on examinations.
During   the year tliree honorary ai.d tin:       "The    International    Sunshine
fifteen active ineinbers have   been   re- Society does not send out solicitors for
eeived. money from the general public.    If an
Mr. Gunning in accepting   the  office appeal   is  made,   members will please
called attention to the   work   his   pre- bear in mind that such work   is   cared
decessor   had   done for the  upbuilding ' ior through headquarters and^ranches
of   the   Club, and said he did not know and   if a uerson claiming to   represent
Miss   Ethel   Cook has returnetl from Nassau Hospital.
of a man in the community more be¬ loved than Mr. Dean; he said he would try to make the coming year one of prosperity for the club and askeil the support of all the members in making this a banner yea»*.
The other oflicers present   made   ac
International Sunshine cannot show proiier credentials from branch or State president, members may know tliat he tir she does n<it belcng to the International Sunshine Society."
Dr. Ketcham is a member of the Ad¬ visory   Board ofthe International Sun-
Fred Southard and fapiily have re¬ moved to New Ycrk for the winter.
The Baldwin-Millburn Cycle Club are planning te have a four-hour race on Washington's Birthday.
The Ladies' Aid Department of the M. E. Church met wit Mrs. E. T. Southard on Tuesday afternoon.
Martha   Stutzke,    eighteen-year-old
\oung   couple   will   residt Avenue, this village.
on Bedford
WANTAGH
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. John H. Davison Wedneaday af¬ ternoon.
The   Society of King's Daughters is arranging  for  an  entertainment    for. some time in February.
Charles   Russell   of    Bellmore   " haa
ceptance speeches.  Mr. Dean has been   shine Society and   both   he and tlie ex-   daughter of Mr.   and   Mrs.   F'erdinand i started clearing a tract of land in  Sea- president  of   the club for a long   time   president  of the Freeport branch most   Stutzke,   died at her home on  Wednes
for  a   business   trifi,   with friends, to New Mexico, and will be absent  aboul
The   first basket ball tcmi will play : at   the   courts of Poly Preii, Brooklyn, i Saturday morning at Id.'dd.    They sre ,r   ,.   ,,  , , , , ..     ,      ' booked   to   meet   Polv's   second team.
liev. K. P. Ketcham started Monday w^^j^ ^^^^^, ^,^,,^,,, ^^ ;^.^.„   attended  by
, our students to encourage the iilayers to ,,       ,.      , ...  ,      .   1 do their best.    Freeport has been very
five weeks Mrs Ketcham will be ni | ^^^.^.^^^^f^,, ;„ ^^.^^^^^ ball tbis season so Boon ton, hr. J., during his asence. ^ ^^^^   ^^.^,y^^^^   ^^^„  ^   majority  of   the
...       ,, ,,  ,,     , ...     . I games   played.    The   second team has
Miss  Bowena   Helland    entertained... r i -    i      ¦ .
.      n 1       i.   1       1 also been succcsslul m haviig won two
a party of young people   nt   her   home i i       i        r,, •    • .. ¦
,,,'  .   "^ , -A 1 . i games already.     Ihis is n   fin.;   reco.-d
Wednesday evening.    A very  pleasant  7     ,  , -f      i
II       II     /I . uovs. Keep It up.
evening   was  enjoyed   by all.    Games '     -   '        ' '
were plaved and inui-ic rendered bv Mr.        ,^  , , ,.,,,.. ,
Sully and Miss Helland. " 'f^'^'^^'f,''h" '-"''^ ^'*''l'^ ^V-^'^' ^''\ ''' l''^>:                               .which will be given by the students of
Dr.   Witmer   announces   change   of! the   High School under the au.sjiices of
ofiice hours as follows:    8 to 10   a.  m.   the   Student stall'.    The play, a three-
2   to   4 p. m.    7lo8p. m. tf.       act comedy entitled " Bachelor's Hall,"
  ! promises to eclipse the play given last
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. Lvear, in wit and humor. Members who E. Church has elected the following ; will take part are Myrtle Fisher, Flor- oflicers for the ensuing >ear: Presi-, ence Stiles, Norma Sammons, Ada dent, Mrs. C. G. Hill; first vice-pres.. Christians, Harold Kropp, Harry Bet- Mrs. W. E. Golder; second vice-pre-!., ' zig, James Stiles, Melbourne Kasten- Miss Hattie R. Smiih; .secretary, Mrs. ; huber. Fjaink Pitcher, Vernon Colyer, Fred Wright; treasurer, Mrs. O. W. Stephen Story and Carroll CJunning. Humphrey.
A second  basket  ball team was  or-
The Church of the Transliguration, ganized a short time ago by the young- Pine Street and Long Beach Avenue, ' er members (;f the High School who Rev. I'elham St. George Bissell, M. '< were enthusiasts of the game. The A.,   K.   G.,   rector;    Eiiward   S. I'eb-   first  game
butt, organist and choirmaster, will here last Friday, with the second team give the usutil monthly musical ser- of Hemnstead High School. Our boys vice, at 7 :oO p. in., Sunday, January outclassed the visitors at nearly every 26. The special soloist for this occa- point of the game, winning hamisomely sion will be Master D. .Mcllrido, so- by the score of 1(5 to 2. On Wednesday, prano soloi.^t of Graden City Cathedral. : Freeport   v;ith   a   small   chiinge in the
heartily thank the members for their co-operation in the past and v,i;-h for the branch the sunniest future.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
and while his absence wiil be regretted the C'lub is to be congratulated upon the choice made by the nominating connnittee in securing his succe^ssor. Mr. Dean is row in Texas.
A committej \ as ippointed to draw suitable resolutions to prcsert to .Mr. '. A meeting of the Village B.iard of Dean as an expression of the apprecia- .Trustees will be held on Tuesday night, tion of the Club for   his   earnest   woik
for ils ujibuikling.
,Storm Fierce at Freeport
The worst rain iUul wisid.storm of the winter raged along the south side of Long Island Saturday night atul Sun¬ day morni.ig, ard was felt witb par¬ ticular severity in this vicinity. The wind blew a gale and the rain was driv¬ en "in sheets. The gale broke ilown the frame of a new house wbich Ed¬ wards Brothers were building in Rus¬ sell Park, and several other structures in course of erection were damtiged. Botits in Freeport River, Woodcleft channel and other waterways were tossed about and some cast up on i.hore, having broken away from their moor¬ ings.
Point Lookout Beach wliiih has been
"Life," will be the lesson sermon at th.e Christian Science Church on Sun¬ day next, and the (iolden Text will be "Why seek ye tiie living among the liead'.'". Luke 24:.'3; John 1 :7:^.
At a meeting of Rockville Centre Lodire, No. 27lt, I. O. O. F., htdd on Wednesday night last the following officers were installed for the ensuing term: N. G., Melville L. DeUonde; V. G., Ellsworth De.Mott; R. S., Charles   G.   Weber;   Tr.,   J.   Anthony
; Bassett; F. S., Richard Van   Wicklen,
!jr.; W., Thomas H. Jackson; I. G.. Frank C. Martens; O. G., John P. ^Meeker; R. S. N. (J.. Freeman E. Gag-
, er;   L.   S. N. G., Fred C. Hyer; R. S.
j V. G., Wilbur H. Mannering; L. S. V. G.,   Walter   V.   Dibble; R. S. S., An-
day morning of blood poisoning.
. Dr. Geo. G. Kelly, V. S., is still with the Freeport Veterinary Hospital at 7d North Main St.. tel. L^.l-L-l; spa¬ vins, curbs and splints treated while the animal works.
.•\ hirge number from this villatie at¬ tended the melodrama "The Child of the Mines," presented at Lyceum Hall, Lynbrook. by the Orville .Stock Co. Wm. Simmons \of this village is manager of the company and both Mr. ard Mrs. Simmons took prominent parts in the play.
man's (jrove for a cottage for William IL Seaman.
EAST ROCKAWAY
At the annual meeting of the Fire Department, held last week, the fol¬ lowing officers were elected for the en¬ suing year: Chief, H. B. Simons; as¬ sistant chief, John Settley; foreman Vigilant Engine Co., John Cammann; assistant foreman. Clark Smith; fore¬ man Protector Hook and Ladder Co., Melva Mott; assistant foreman,   Louis
^       _            Minnicone; secretary. Rev. C.W. Har-
considerably damaged by the storms of i dVew^ J.'Post; L. S. S., Gotleib Morris;  denflorf;   financial   secretary.   Lorenzo the   fall   and  winter,   escaped further j chaplain, Edward T. Neu. Smith ; treasurer, George Finley ; trus-
devastation,   as  the storm came up on i '       - tee for three years, Walter E. Johnsor.
low tide, so that tho ocean did not rise i     The residence of Henry Hessler, Park
beyond    ordinary    high-water    mark, i and Lincoln Avenues, was entered last
Had the storm swept in on high tide, | week,   and   jewelry, silverware,   table
it is likely the beach would have   been  and   bed linen   to the value of between
$400 and ?500 was stolen.    This is .Mr. ' oflicers were elected   for Hessler's summer  residence,   and  the   year:      Superintendent,
All   seats   free.      Everybody   invitt.il.   1
The   officers   of    Mystic     Rebekah ¦ Lodiie, No. 29S cf I.   O.   O.   F.,   were installed jn their ne.vly eL^rte.l  offi "e.! on ThuLiday   evening by District Dep utj^ i'rt'sident, Mrs. Abide   H and stair  of   Mvst-ic   Circle,   Bebekah Lodge,   of  Oyster   Bay,   a.s   follows: Noble Giand, Mrs. Alie Toombs;  vice- grand, .Mrs'   Sarah   Fisher;   recording seretary, Mr.s. Nettie   Wallace;  treas¬ urer, Mrs. Anna Patterson ; tin.   secre¬ tary, Mr-;. Mamie Van Riper; wardcH, Mrs.    (h istiiie    McLean;   conductor, ^^"rceport   tea Mrs. Ada Sniith; outside   guard,   John 'had also made several baskets and fouls
of   the   season  was played : Hooded again and much   damage   done.
The United States, whose life-sav¬ ing .station is in danger of going to sea from the high tides, intend to raise it up, so that tin: setis will break under it, attt! if this does not prove safe, will move tie buf?(iim^i astw ard.
Freeport People
with Weak Lun^s need Vicid.
Many people inherit weak lungs court, which is an ! which are likely lo be attacked by ctm- one of the baskets
At the annual meeting of the Sunday Sch<iol of the Bethany Congr'egational Church held last week, the following the ensuing William   A.
ine-up journeyed to Ilenipstctid to play return game.    In the tirst btilf   Hemji¬ stead   hail   the   advanttige over us and ran   up   to   twelve  while   we  had but four points.    Their etiv lo I'd   one   with Layton   s^t between two raftnrs. is a puzzle to a team that his never pluyed there le- fore.    After  a  sliort   rest   thescconl half commenced, and Frecport,  having made a shift in t4ie line-up, played with . the   power a dash and skill that changed the tide. ¦ eases.
At   the end of the game, after making 1     The rea.son that Vinol has such power  tered al thu Knickerbocker aro Mrs. J.
some   brilliant   shots,   the total of the   to   heal   and   strengthen   is  because it   M.   Dempsey.   Mrs.   .\. M. Kane, Mrs.
was   25.   ' Hempstead   contains in a highly concentrated  form   W.   W.   DeWoltT. Miss Hdzel Argista,
all  of  the    curative,    medicinal   and John M. Dempsey,   Jr.,   Wm.   Forger,
sumptipn.    So also are lungs weakened   [^f,^.^^   \^.f^^  when
by disease  orby  a  stubborn   hacking   f^^  the  seaijan.    An   examination  of
the  other  cottages thut are closed for
house had been closed for the past few Simor.s; as.Mstant superintendent. Rev. months. On Saturday last it wa.s al- C. W. Hardeialorf; superintentient of so learned that the residence of Wil- primary department. Miss Phelie Car- Ham IL Holdsworth had also been en- man; .--ecretary, David S. Langdon; lered. but nothing of value had been assistant secretary, Augustus Morn- taken. At thif, house, it was found -son; treasurer. Miss Ella Carman; li- that the thieves had been making brarian, IL B.. Simons; pianist. Muss themselves at home fojc seme time, Harriet Curtis; assistant. Miss Lena having occupied the beds, and had also Cammann.    The report of the  officers
eaten up all of the preserves   that   had show a very pro.sperous year.	
the  licuse was closed
The   horse-sheds   in   the   rear of the | Memorial Church were blown down and, J completely  demolished  by the gale onj! .Sunday morning last.
We are glad to report that tliere is no-.j truth to the rumor concerning the  dia-" afiyiearance   of   Harry   Dunn, reported last   week,    as   lii-i only disappearance ¦ was ;i little delay in returning home
At the annual meeting ofthe Ladiea**- Aid Society held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Seaman last week, Mrs. A. Ew Hunt was elected president; Mrs. Johl T. (.Bowles and Mrs. Thomas S. Braith waite, vice-presidents ; Mrs. Thomas B^ Seaman treasurer and Miss Martha Sea¬ man .secretary.
Warrim W. Southard, for long a re* ident of this place, died Monday mom« ing   after   but  a   few   days' illness of grip.     Deceased was (J!)   years  of  agf and   is survived by his wife,   Harriet, . and two tons. Arthur D. and Frederick^ ¦ both of this plure.    He was  for  many years  a   member of the Seaford M. B,J Church and was much respected for hfat Christian character.    P'uneral service*>i were  beld   from   bis late residence on Thur-^day   afternoon.   Rev.   Samuel E».! Taft of the Seaford M. E. Church, and! Rev.   Thonias   S.   Braithwaite  of  th*' Memorial (Church,ofliciating,and the iri* ferment v/hich followed was in   Gr field Ctn.etei v.
couch.
No   matter   whit   the   cause,    Vinol strengthens weak lunffs and  gi\es one to   throw  otf  wasting dis-
the  winter  showed   that they had rot been mole-.ted.
The guests who have recently  regis-
which  ran their score up  to  24; our   strength creating elements of cod liver  Mr«.   .M. Caullet, Jessie Forger,  all of
VALLEY oTREAM
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. L'eMilt have left for the south on a gunning triii.
There wa^ a large attendance at the public meeting held in Firemen's Hall on Wednesday night last, i» reference to thv cstablishnncnt of a Water Dis¬ trict. R. M. Dibble called the meet¬ ing to order,   and  explained  the  call.
J.   Dunbar; inside guard^^Mrs.  Emma
Mott; R. S. N. G.. Mra. Mancy Sinith; team winning by one poiiit, the score oil, actually taken from fresh cods* New York; EJwarii Hicks, Westbury; after which E. Van Buskirk was elect L. S. N. G., Mra. Josephine Bedell; of Hempstead being increase>l to that livers, with the useless, nauseating oil James Goodman. Mahoney, N. J.; ed Chairman, and Charlea McCrea, Sec- R.   S.   V.   G.,   Mrs. Jennie. Hornbeck;i by   the  unavoidable mistake of one of  eliminated and tonic iron added. George     Goodman,    Scranton,      Pk.;   retary.    The  matter  Waa discussed at
L. S. V. G.. Miss oLuisa DaSilva;;our players who threw a basket fori So sdre are we of what Vinol will d<» "Roxv," L. 1. R. R.; E. I.«slie Reeve, length, after which a committee was chaplain, Mra. EffieDunbar;sittingPaat I them. All of our tiam played a fast' that we ask every person in Freeport Mattituck ; Burton T. Bishop, C. A. : appointed to look into the matter fiilly, Grand,   Annie E. Bedell. j game,   encouraged  by   the    excellent   sufTering   from  weak   lungs, stubborn  Spedick.   John   H. McComack,  Arthur; and report at the next meeting,   which
  wjrk of Fred Lee, center, and  Clinton ! hacking cougha or any wasting disease   H.   Burns, E. B. Van Deusen. Mr. and , will   be  held  on  Wednesday night  of
WANTED.—Woman    for     general; Story,   forward.     The  officials    were  to  try   Vinol on our offer  to return  Mrs. Edward Walle, W. H. Budd, Grace}next   week.    From     the   expression houaework and small girl to mind thej Lawrence  V'Lymen,   referee,   Hemp-j money if it fails. , B.   Louden, Amityville; Hiram Smith. : given by those present, it appears that
baby. Mother and daughter preferred, j stead, and Melbourne Kastenhuber, Thomas Johnston, Druggist. Free- S. J. DeMott, C. C. VanDeusen, Rock-, it is the unanimous opinion that a Brown. 28 Lena Avenue. ] umpire, Freeport port, N. Y.     '^ j ville Centre.  ' water district should be established.
HEMPSTEAD
John McLean has sold his lot aiiai the double house jutt erected by bim| thereon, on Hastings Place to Gustai D« ginring.
A   social   and   dance, under the picc.s   of   St. Jieorge's   (juikl   and ¦ Parish Hrnisc Cotnmitlce, will begh in St. Gt'irge's Parish   Hou.se  on day evenirg next, January   17. are   deiightfjl social affairs.     All invited.
IntertsL  is manifest in the Board i Trade   meeting, to be held Wcdnc evening,   January   ir>,   at  which much-discussed gas  question   is  agl to  be  raked over the coals of busfl sentiment  and opinions witb a vl«W1 final settlement.    The question of lar gas  is  to be brought up, and'Vf it  is  not applicable to  Hempat«a4^ in other towns of its size.    Al matter of local  pubilc interest, taken \lp at th>s meeting, iatboi for appropriations for the pre| of a map and specifications for a plete aewerage system.