Nassau County Review 19120209

              Vol. XVII
FREEPORT NEWS
Single (Xipies ol the R. view fnr sale at <>M'> iibldtC.M, RHilloiid Ave.; Kiefer's, R<vifW (Itliee. Lii--ilva's. and Goliof/.'r., Poutli Mum St . and OiliiIvh'm Wot M<rrirk Koad. Fret |Mirt. tf.
HIGHWATER TIUE TABLE (Governor's island, which is as near this locality as can be secured). Friday,      Feb. 9,    1:21 a. m. Saturday, 10,   2:-i2 a. m.
FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAV, FEBRL ARY 9, 1912
The wine and liquor store nf   H. Hagan & Co. has been closed.
IL J. |.{aymore was elected an ac:ive member of the Musicians' Club of New York Citv last week.
^- Freeport's
Veteran F^olicemen
'Two men, who, as ollicers in the New York Police Department became warm    ft lends in their   close    atsecia-
Mr. and Mrs. Cadman H. Fredericks are enjoying a trip to California. T hey )will be away until   about   .March
10.
Local Topics
(By the EdiUir)
Howard Tea? is leader f; r the Yout
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tions of several   years   ago,    are   now People's   meetirg Sunday right in the
rcfideiits tf P'reepurt.    'Ihey came in Presbyterian   Chorch; enbject,    "The
dependently,   and each   was   surprised Ihristiaii Virtues 11." to tiiid th   I the other man    was   living
in this Si uth Shore village.    'Ihe   two On   Monday,    Feb. 12. the   Peerless
The regular meetii g of the Frerpnrt   expolicetnen are   Captain   Andrew J. Bowling Club of Freepert   tackles   the
this   issue   we   publish a letter Louis J. Hall.    Secretary of the to
^   South    Siiore Yacht Club,   relative
No. 15
Church .Notes
"Long Suffering, a fault of lh« Spirit." will be the pastor's subjact at the nurri-.g s.rviee in the Methodist Episcopal   Church   next    Sunday.    At
I A new baby boy is slopping at the j home of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Walter J. Moore I on East Milton Street.
pre posed    legislation   for   motor   boat   7::<0 p. m.    he   will    sppak   on   "Tho
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Tuesday,
Wedne.-day,
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Werner Nygren started nes.s tiip    to   CaiiMoa   on evening. Weeks.
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He will be gone   about   two
Charles Georgens, who was injured two weeks ago, is rapidly improving and il is expected that he will be ou' within a   week.
T red Ortell and AUin G. Smilh have
i Board of Trade will be held next Wed- ! nesday evening at Fraternity Hull.
Next   Monday being a holiday,    this oflice will be closed all day.     'Ibe Post I Ollice   will be open    from 7 to lt::iU in the morning.
1 Mrs. Forrest Dunbar will ei tertain the Mothers' Club nt a euchre aid domii.o 'It her home, Wednesday after
noon, February 21. i I
Plans    are being carried out for   the
tnasqucrade ball under the auspices of Hose (^oii pany Nn. 1, in Sigmor;d dp era House on Wednesday e vi ning, Feb¬ ruary 21 (Washington's Bil today Eve.) The   members  of the   coinmittee   are
Thomas,   who was   maiie a captain by   fast   Sago   Bowling   Ciub   of   Valley police I ommissioner   Theodore Roose-   Stream at Vadev Stream, veil, and Lieutenant  Charles A. lark-
( wners wh.ich evidently seeks to im¬ pose unnecessary restrictions and pro¬ visions. 1 ould ad\ise everyone in¬ terested in motor bnats to read it and govern tliem.seives accordir.gly.
Spirit of Abratiam Lincoln."
erson, who served in Manhattan pre¬ cincts first as patrolman, later as ser¬ geant, and still later as ciiptaiii and sergeal;l rtspeclively,
'¦ While driviig alitg Main Street, near (live Ll ulevard, W efe.-day af ternoon, John Post's hcrse tl;j ped urd fell.    After UI barnessi! g   the   ai i i al
I received a pleasant letter   from J. W.    W.   Scott   recently,   t-t   Daytona, Tki.,   aid he writes   repoits   having a [ leasant   lime, uuto rides with John J. Randal!.
About    'en   years   ago   Lieutenant ! '' W' ai-sisted to its feti b.v a run.ber
of men who had g-.ithered a'xut
Srturday abi ut 1 p. m Weie caliid t" South whirc there '.va- a Llaze ir the home of .Mrs. Wuifurst. near .Archer Street. 'Ihe lire was cause.i by a defective Hue aid tbe dunwige is estimattd al about .^i:,.
third in tlu?   series of   Dickens
formtd a partnership and will continue working hard to make this afl'air sue- in tl.e real estate and insurance i usi- cessful, and will present prizes for Ihew ness ill the same oflice formerly oceu- handsome and grotes jue costu:ne?. pied by Ortell & Lucas. ;'The cummittee in charge are F.  ll.irold
' Loonam, chairman ; J.  W.  Titzpainck, The  Long   Island   Letter   Carriers'   ^.^retary and treasurer ; Rufus Rhodes, Association      met   at   the    Anchorage   Fdward Tryon and William Bedell. Sunday.     Nearly all   of   the   members i
attended   and   a    dinner   was    enjoy-j     Thomas A. Marlin, ji ed before the business session- , .^^^   has again   captured a number
Reading by .Miss Adela Rai kin  will be   tax ccllector at Nortiipnrt,
given at the hi m;P of .Mrs. Hariv G. Clock, 'lit W. Mernck P. . .\i : I:^, Kebruary 11'. Ttietcpic tor tbi^ • i. r- esting talk wili be "David liqper- licld. •
tilled
Ave- of
The L. C. Club entertained their husbands and gentlemen friends at the home of Mrs. E. S. Randall, on Tues¬ day evening. Dominoes, other games and refreshments were enjoyed.
E. V. Baldwin, who has given up bis reporting woik on thu Brooklyn Tirius, will still continue his advertis¬ ing and typewriter supply ottice on Brooklyn Avenue.
Rand VV. Sutheiland, formerly con¬ nected with the Brooklyn Eagle in Freeport, bas secured the position as representative of the Brooklyn 'Times, filling the vacancy caused by Ihe resig¬ nation of E. V.   Baldwin.
¦ prizes with bis pel cavies. 'Ibis lime it was al the sixteenth annnal exhibi¬ tion of the lioston Poultry Association held last week. Out of 8 entries Mr. Martin won 0 prizes, two blue ribbons, 1 red and three yc llow ribbons. They were as follows: First on ai j solid color Abyssinian, including ' white brood and any broken color Abyssinian sow; second on any solid cidot Abys¬ sinian, including white junior; thirds on any solid color Abyssinian, includ¬ ing white III each boar, sow and junior classes. Mr. Martin is highly pleased wilh the results.
'The February meeting of the Arts Club was held with Mrs. Win. Tore- man, South Ocean Ave., on Moi.day afternoon. The topic was Philanthro¬ py, and Miss Irene L. Van Riper was chairman of tte day. The program was as follows:
"WelcoHiC Pretty Primrose." Philo-
 fnel t^uartet.
I     'True Benevnleiiue and how it inspired Cinderella at the Crystal Wednesday,   pe,gr   Cooper t« i rect Cooper   Union,
Miss Irene L. Van Riper.
Edward Rice will start tomorrow for West Palm Beach, Florida, where he is connected with Willet G. Smilh in the erection of several houses. He will be gone aliout !bi.-e weeks. Mr. Rice will make the trip by  rail.
Patkersc n retired from Ihe [lulice force ai d with his family movtd out to Treepoit. He lost sight of Ins former captain, a* d did not ever hear of bun again until one day, while walking alorg Main Street, this village, he was surprised to see his superior of the pl lice days. Parkerson, whose respicl for tbe elderly captain is very deep, recDgniztd bun at once. Appioad i ig him, he toucbtd the captain on tbe shoulder.
" \S bat are you doing here, captain'."' asi • d Lieutei ant Parkerson.
"liere to 8pe;id the rest of mv d.'-." was the reply. "I am up into t.,,' 711'?, my boy, and I want to gel srine of thii good ozone in'o my lungs until it's lime for rne to'shake this mortal coil.' "
The two men went to (Captain Thom¬ as' bome where they talked over old limes, recalling tbeir associations in the days of "the best police head .New Yorl; ba.s ever had. ' as (aptai.i'1 hom¬ as calls Colonel Koosevelt.
Captain Thomas has made considei- fible money in skillful investing, and lives in a handsome home on South Bergen Place. Lieutenant Parkerson lives at <)7 Pearsall Avenue. Ihey meet daily now, in their leisure mo¬ ments in the clubrooms on Baikoad Avenue, where both men enjoy their games of cribbage. They are always partners and thoy win a majority of tbeir games, loo.
Captain 'Thomaa is as widely known 'The prize bowlers at DeMott's and in police circles aa any man who has their scoiea for last week were: First, worn the brasa and blue. He joined John Kobel, 2.i0; second, P. W. Post, the Metioplitan force in the 7irB, be- '2'il; third, W. Anderson, 222. Duck ing assigned tu the 'Twenty-ninth pre- pin prizes won by E. Paulson, 111, and CM cl, whn-h was in tbe eld Tenderloin . G. Prcziosi 109. This wnk. first, D. section. The precinct is now in tho Ferrara, 25ti; second, E. Ruvror, 229; Ninteenth.     He was serving  here as a   thiid B.   Sinth,   225.     Duck    pins,   P.
If you   bave any   inirticiilar   suljecl
n which.voi:   desire   information,   we
the   t'.remen   *'" *-*-' plea.-ed to tiave iou   set d them
AttheSh-,;: !j and .Mission Pastor J. Whitehurst will conduct Sunday School and teacli tbe Bible lesson witb the aid of a large charl, givirg a birds- eye view of tbe life cf Jesus the Ciirist, every Sunday at 2 :oO, and will preach al 7 ;.iii in the evenii g. Pray- udliganumbcrVf ^rnieetirgat l.AO Wednesday even- mg. Goo'.l urging and piaiii leaching Will characterize every strv.ce. Sub¬ ject un Suniiay night, "lie* Jesus seeks and saves the  Ust."
.Miiin Street mto eur li fi rmatii n iJepartment. As an illustration of the variety that comes into uh for reily here are sev- tral selected cllhiind fiom recent in¬ quiries :
Request for town tax hills from par¬ ty a I New Paltz, .N. Y
Keouest for name i f echcol and town
"How Cliristiajiity breaks down barriers" wii; be the Sunday inurning serii.on th. n.^' t i" Re. L harles Herbert Scholey at the Firvt Presbv tetiar, Cburcb. The everir.g sul ject will be " V\ hat d. ei the world t we me?"
Date of the signinL' of the 'Treaty of i'ort^Inouth between jL.p;(iiaid Ru.-sia. VV ho if the sberiil' of Nassaii County'.' "A •    make a speciMlly    of   trying   to ntilige people HI this way,    and our en¬ tire stall IS at .\our sirvice.
Sigmond's ('pera House wa Wednesday evening when Hi se (oin¬ pany No. 4 held their moviig picture entertainment, ard the pr ceeos v^ere gratifying. Sixty per cent of the net pre ceeds goes to tlie com.pary's treas¬ ury, while the other forty per cent Village Board pa gi es to Mr. Meeson, who gave the er.- t< rtaiiiment.
As I Fiave remark I before, Police Captain Dunbar will get himself in trouble if he don't pay less attention lo details. Why be appears before the Board and comfdains Lecause the d a regulation that
Dr. A. P. Km g . f New York will prcaca in tbe Ba[tist Chnrch Sunday niorriig ai d t veniiLT. Otber services as uusal.
The South Sale group of the W.. mars' .Missio: ary Society of the Pres¬ bytery of Nas^au will n:ect in the Presbyterian Church of (icean Side next Monday, Febru.iry 12, at 1 :30 p. 111. .>lis9 Lincoln will ad.dress tbf» meetirg.
'The repular moithly business meet¬ ing and s .rial of th.j Young People's Absnciation will be held this Friday evening al ¦> o'clock    at   the   home   of
A report has been    received   i f   the
i.urnber of Red Cross Seals Si Id in tbe village during the last tioliday season. The total was 2,1 62, cf vvhich Ki<.fer's sold 1,014 and I. DaSilva is second on the list. Ill the viPage* of Bald*in. Roosevelt aid Smithville South 170 W( re sold. Last year the total was A,Sib for Freeport,
no person under a cirlain age can drive Miss Frances Mayer, 25 Shonnard Ave a public   hack in Ihe village and    then
allowed a boy under that age to regu- On the evening of Thursday. Febru- lai'y drive a hack! What is the use ary 22, the rites of coiihrmatioii will of courting trouble? Captain Dunbar he administered to a class in the Epis- should know before this ordinances are copal Church of the Transliguration, [lassed so they can be used when by Bishop Krederick Burges-^. assisted*^ wanted, not as a regular thing. Like hy the rector, the Rev. A. W. E. Car- resolutions to have a lax sale and make rington.
peo|,le   pay their lax    arrears,   resolu-        The Bishop  will also d. liver the ser-
tions     on    otber     subjects     are    fre- mon of Iho evenii g and there will be a
ciuently passed just for the passu g. full choir ard special   music.    All   arft
_   - invited   to attend the service,    as well
as all other services of the church
Feb.  14.
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The following up-to date business people of Freeport are enjoying the J^eiiefits of Uelle;< gas light:
H. C. Schluter
Elmer Smith
A.  Levy & Son
.Murray Bios.
Columiiiaii Brass Foundry
Ed. Seaman
R. C. Werner
F.  W. Conrader
J. Williams
F.   Cassasaa
Mux Stiickman
Chaa. Schneider
E. DeMott
Geo.  Florenzie
M. Brockiiian
L. Barker
W. Greenblatt
If we can sati.'fy   them,    why   can't
wc   satisfy   you?    Nassau   &   Suffolk
Lighting  Co.,    Freeport,   Hempstead,
Rockville Centre, Mineola,   Roosevelt.
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Perfection Oil  Heaters.     DaSilva's.
I     'The Cnemp'ojed, Mrs. T. H. Evans. j      "'Tatters," Old English    Sung, .Mrs.
A. N. Joniison.
i Chiirles Dickens, the author who in¬ cited the s|iiril of Philanthropy, Mrs. G. P.  Bergen.
Modern English Philanthropy, Miss Nina B. Humphrey.
"Sno*Hakes," I'liiloinel liuartet.
Work a;nong the Blind, Miss Annie Eldridge.
Red Cross Movement, .Mrs. A. N. Johnson.
"'The   Good Samaritan,"   Misa Nina
B. Humphrey.
Attitude of the Wealthy in Regard to T'hilanthropy, Mra. Gardener 'T. Wade.
"The Night hes u 'Thousand Eyes," Philomel Quartet.
Bo prepared for coughs and prepared to cure them the right way. 'There is sound advice in Smith & Bedell's ad. It
Your neighbors are reading by the light uf Reflex lamps. Ask them how it elTects their eyes and pocketbooks. For sale by Nassau & SufTolk Lighting
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patrolmiiii, when Charles Parkerson vvas made a patrolman-on February 2:i, lb78. 'The two nieii together ex¬ perienced sonjB hard.ships and also some   narrow   escapes   from     death.
W. Post, 124; and .Ine FoUy. 124.
M.
A union meeting of Jr. O. U. -A
Councils was held in   Mechai ics'   Hal Wc«'nesday evening ui:>ier the auspice
'The Village Bmird is not in such a hurry to lix rates or regulations for hack drivers as seme of us ll ought. Reiiorts were received of excessive cljarges aid the drivers were summoned to appear before the Board ata special meeing. 1 he drivers sub- niitled a list of the prices whicli they ihargeil and whicii they insisted they must    continue to charge   or   give   up
Rev. A. C. Karkau will be installed as pastor cf the Chriat Evangelical Lutheran Church, < n Sunday afternoon, Feb. 1^, with appropnale services. 'Ihe pervice will begin al 3:15. Rev. H. P. .Miller, Pres. of the Eastern Conf., will perform the act of installa¬ tion; Rev.   Wm. .M. Horn will deliver
Captain 'Thomas was made a roundsiiian of Freeport Council, No.   57.     Special
and   after serving in this   capaciiy for National Deputy   Brown    of   Brooklyn
four irontliH   was mane a sergeant, for was present, as were dele   atioi.s   fri in
eificieit pidice *i rk.    In the meantime !!ockville Cenire,    Lyi brock,   inwood,
be separated from Parkerson. Springlield, Staten Island, Oyster Bay,
As a sergeant, howevi r, he was sent Hempatead,   Glen   Cove,    Roslyn   and
to the West Twentieth Street station, where be met Parkerson, who had al-o bceri prwinoted to tbi' same rank. 'The men served side by side together once more until Thomas wa> transferred to the Essex market court ty Superin- ler.dent I'homas Bryiies. Chairman Boosevelt of the Police lioard, who knew the sergeant well, sent for him and told him he intended to make him captain.
"I want you to go down to the West Twienlielh Street station and enforce the excise law there rigidly,'' said Mr. Roosevelt.
Ihe captain had manv friends there.
Amityville Council
Speaking of Tides
I am trying to -nake tbe "Review" a paper you will want tu read each week. The latest addition is the tin e table, showing lime of high tide e»ch day for the week, which we intend running on this page each week.—"Nassau Coun¬ ty Review."
1'he   Editor of "The   Herald"    pre
business    and stiggested to the Village the    charge to the    pa-tor,   and    Rev
authorities that ih.y be furnished with Geo, C.  l.^ios wiil deluer Ihe marge lo
ollicial    cards,    shoeing  the   scale    of thr"   coi gregation.     Rev.   G. J. .Muller
prices.     Tbe    Board   laid    the    matter will assist in the service,
over till Feb. 2,   and on    that   evening All m.en.bers  and friends of the con-
toi k   no action,   two of   the   members gregation are ii vithU^-this service,
beii g absent. ''^
Christian   Science .Society   Services,
If Jake Post will get busy    and   put Sunday   ii orniig- at 11 a. m.     Sunday
up a few    more of   those   signs   Olive School   same   hour;   Ilempstead   Bank
Houlevaid   along   nameiess   boulevard Building,    corner of Fulton and    Main
thf Village Trustees   may   never   take Streeta,   Hempstead; su   ject,   "Spir-
action on naming the    street in an otii- it."     A rea,nig   room    supplied   witb
cial    manner.     While   he   is    at   it he Chria'ian Science   literature is open at
CO  Id put them along the   whole boule- the above address every week-day (ex-
vard.     It is doubtful if any one   would cept nondays) from 1 :;Jo to 5 p. m.
object.     That's the name   Jake   warts -    -
and no one   else   feems to   care    very Christ Ev ing. Lutheran   Church, lo-
much,    altho    we     sent     in     several cated on North   Grove St , just   below
weeks   ago a list of  names   submitted Handall   Ave.;  ill   services   are  con-
The
sent.s his compliments to the Editor of   ^'V o""" f^titiers   which   was   "received   ducted in the English    language.    The the "Review" and bets to say  that he   and filed for future consideration. " congregation   worships at 10 ::iO   a. m
Men'a   Boston   Hip   Boots,   $5.00; Women's,    SH.OO   and    $3.50;     dress   Company, shoes,    $2.60;    children's   shoes,   thei                            -         — kind made to wear, not to repair.     Big       Valentine Post Cards., 10c doz assortment   at   Ihe   new   shoe  store,   Silva's Botb Stores.     It Main St.     C. D. Snith. It;  —
Da-
from now to April 1, C. P. Man¬ ning, the Freeport jeweler, will close his jeweiry store at 6:;i0 o'clock every ! evenng except Saturday. It
Freeporl Coal Co., successor to W. P. W. HalT, the largest coal dealer on Long Island. Thn cheapest place to buy coal. ExciihIv ¦ dealer in some of the best grades of coal. It'
Corlia-Ceon Collars for men. The collar with the irecord for laundry trips, 2 for 25c. Seaman's Dry Goods Store. I
Cinderella at the C.-ystal Wed.iesday, Feb. 14. It
A pound of deliciouaiiess, 20c. Da-' Silva's chocolates at 20c In. are con¬ sidered by many superior to   the   usual
Children's Mittens, 10 to 25c pr. Children's Gloves, 25c pr. Ladies' Gloves. 25 to 50c. Men's Worsted Gloves, 25 to 50c Men's Skin Ghvea. 5'ic to $2.50. Eidtr Wool, 15c skein. Germantown, Jlc skein. Snetland Floss, 10c skein Saxony, 12c skein.
Seaman's Drv Goods Store
pored   over said tide   table   with    pro
found intereated.     ll is entitled "High
bul he went down and his work pleased Water  Tide Table for   Governor's Isl-
Mr. Roosevelt.     He was   later    trans- ^nd."     He therefore meekly   suggests
ferred to the West Sixty-eighth Street that il be supplemented   with the tide
ststion, where he was superior in com- table   for Halifax.   Nova   Scctia.     By   proceed with a lax sale lo collect about
mand   over his quondam   side-partner, striking an average between them, an I   $12,000 of unpaid taxes.
Parkerson. working out the dilTerenl calculus with —Patchogue Argus.
Lieutenant  Parkerson was retired in the aid of a book oflogarithms,   there       That    wasn't   back    bone.    Brother
19u2,    and   Captain   Thomas left   the is no earthly reason   why a resident nf
for.e   about a year   later.     Both   men Freeport, upon taking the   su i. should
served   about twenty-five   years in the not know appnximaiely    tbehcur   for
unform of the .New    York   Police   De- P'pmg all hands   for grog ard   getling
partment.     Fate has brought them to- to sea upon a full and flowing tide, eether again, and from present indica-       We can suggest no otner   method of
tions they will remain   here until they ascertaining   from this   vaunted   high
and 7;M0 p. m.     The    past, r, the Rev
An exchange remarks   that the trus-   A. C.   Karkau.    will    preach   at   both
tees of   certain village   certainly   pos-   services.    The Sunday School meets at
sessed   some-"back b;me" when   they   2:30 p.m.     All   are   welcome to U>e»«
authorized   tneir   village   treasurer to   services.
Green. Anybody can pass resolutions. Il lakes backbone to carry them out. In view of the alacrity with wbich an excuse was accepted for not having the sale I am convinced there was not even a wishbone.
are called to meet in anoiher world
Eagle
Sleeve Boards, 10c.     DaSilva's
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'Tho American Laundry, formerly operated by E. Kriegler. on the corner of Newton Boulevard and Henry St., has been moved to 40 S. Grove St., where it will hereafer be conducted ua- der new management, with up to date methods.     A po'ital card   or   telephone
If elegant gowns, appropriate new scenery and fascinating music have any charm Ihe entertaiumenl of the .M. Main Street. ^- *• • i*-^' Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 11 aod 14, ought to appeal to you. It will be one of the most cost¬ ly entertainments lo produce ever giv¬ en in our village. .Mr. Raymore bas written a two-step entitled "Step L Vsly." which will be played by the orchestra between the tirst and second scenes, tirganize a theatre party for St. Valentine's Eve and have a merry outing.
40e kinds.     Tr>  a    pound   for   Suo.iay   messige wiil bring a representative to enjoyment.     On sale at DaSilva's Both   call on you.     Their telephone   number
Storea.
It   is GU9-A'.
Cylinder   ("oal   Stoves,   $3.50.
It  Silva's.
water table anything that would prove of the sliehesl value to a Freeporter. May we suggest that the "Review" syndicate this important piece of in¬ formation? It would be especiady valuable to the inland press of ,Sew York State, whereas at Freep.rt no tides, either high or low, are ever heard of. — R. Cenire Herald.
For the information of our brother editor who seems to be less acquainted with water than he might, we would arUise him that Lioverr^r's Island is the nearest otlicijl tide station for tbis locality and Is fairlv accurate, as much 80 as can be secured, where con¬ ditions of weather may vary the time an h ur or more.
And by the  way. this   is rearer cor¬ rect than their stafeijent m   the   same Da  I issue   that   "Greenfield   Ceme'ery    is It  north of Freeport."    So is Halifax.
WHAT IS THY MIS.-ION:' God with gracious meaning
Has I laced us here on earth. Some duly lo perform, redeeming
On'y those that prove his wortb. Some for fame are seeking,
Caring naught for friends or foes. Ignorant of the day that's creeping
When he must reap wliate'er he sows. Some for riches crave.
While others are content To III a begear's grave.
In idlene.-s their time have spent.
Candidate for Treasurer
Looks    as though    Jolm    F". Golding ciiii't bave that   interest.ng figlit   wilh
0.  W.   v'aUntiie   for oflice    ol  Village Some it seems are salisfied
Treasurer this >ear.     Mr.   Valentine's To cast their lives away,
duties   take   him out of the   village a They   have   no   Ihoughis,   no care
part of each day and he haa derided he pride,
will   not be a candidate   th s   year.     1 What matters if they go or stay
am informed Chas. P. Seaman  will try [jp^r broihers and sisters, all
for the nomination again this jcar arid that S. Di.iiun Smith will also be a candidate.
Feb. 7, 1912. To the E iitor :--
Af cr having an interview with   Os¬ car   W.  Valentine    in   relition   to   his, candidacy for  Village   Treai-urer   this i year, and learning, from him   that   he j would not be a .candidate, I   take   this
Local Topics cootinueu oo Pdge 5 DaSiiva's.   it
Remember h'm, who gave you sight. That vou might see, ad those that fall
And lead fro n darkness into light.
And when y<.u reach your home above.
Where peace and sunsnire has no end,
'Tis there, I'll thare with you his love.
Farewell,    farewell   until   we meet
again.
NMton Mott.
Home-made Peao'ji Brittle,   10c   Ib.