Nassau County Review 19070607

              VOL. XII
FREEPORT,   N. Y.,   FRIDAY, JUNE  7,    1907
NO. 32
.Mrs. Henry Ashdown and daughter Beatrice .spent Decoration Day vvith friend.s in New York.
FREEPORT NEWS
A   meeting  of the Board of  Villago	
Trustee.s will he hekl Friday night. |     7^^- harbe.- .shop.s of the vilhiice have
„,, , , , . ... ^'i^iven   notice  that   hy order of the vil-
Ihe annual parade and inspection   of   ^.^^^ ^,^^^^1 ^y^     ^^.j,, ^.,„^^. ^^ ,„ ,,.,.1,^^.,.
the hire Department will he held "«-¦>;tU^^,,^]^^^, morniiig.s.
1 he Daughters of   Liberty wiil   h.iM
Saturday evening.
The cantata "Hearts of Cold" will be given in the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening, by the .Sunday Schoo], at 7:.'{(».
The ladie.s of the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration vvill conduct a strawberry festival at the rectory ne.xt Saturday evening, June L"».
You can bo sure of good results from your doctor's prescriptions if you heed what Chas. I*. .Smith says in his afl in this issue.
The W. C. T. LJ. vvill meet at the sidence of Mrs. .Martin .J. .Suydam, .Avenue,   .Monday   aftor-
The W. W. Boat Club will hold a dance in Firemen's Hall, Roosevelt, on Thursday evening, June 27. There will be a drawing for a watch for the gentlemen and an umbrella ladies.
a dance in Fraternity Hail .m July l.-t.
Nicholas Blal<e started .Mor.day trip up New '^'ork State and   will
Jes,<e K Higgins ami his .-on.-; liob¬ ert and George of Brooklyn are visiting William Higgins on .South Ocean   .¦\vc.
One cent stamps in books are now is¬ sued by the U. .S. Government and are on sale at thc local iiost office. They come 24 in a book for 2.") cents. For people vvho send post cards wdien away from home they are just the thing.
Considerable complaint is heard con¬ sidering the low limbs <jf trees over¬ hanging sidewalks and roadways. A village   ordinance   provides   that these
lowest branches must be at least eight j visit Niagara Falls and Canada, feet from the sidewalk when they are now as low as tive or even four feet. The Street Commissioner is obliged to notify the owners of all such trees to trim the limbs and if they do not, to for the have J.he work done at their expense, the amount to he levied the same as a village tax. This means a lot of work for Mr. Pine who is very bu.sy and will vve have no doubt appreciate property owners giving attention to this matter. Do il n.i'.v :
j Josejih Catherine of Pro Decoration Day in Frccp guest of James .Sutjihin.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bond and daughter Hazel fif Brooklyn spent Decoratifin Day with Mr. aiifl Mr.s. Joseph Pit. hie.
A   -
if   lh( • n -^al,
pecial   issue   of stamjis in honor Jamestown   exposition will he
South Ocean noon at d o'rioc
Bicycle ritlers are warned to he carts ful almut rifling on the sidewalks, as ('aptain iJunliar has decifled that all ofreiulers shall be iiunisheti.
A committee lias been appointed to form a local union of the lirotherhood of Painters, 4'a|ierhangers aiul Deco¬ rators of T.I. S. and Canada. As soon as arrangements can be made for a hall, etc.. an tirgaiiiaztion meeting will be ealled.
In the Presbyteriiin Church Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. K. P. Ket¬ cham,will ])reach a Children's Day ser¬ mon. All chikiren atul teachers of the .Sunday School, ami parents, are invit¬ ed to be present. The Suiulay .School will occupy reserved seats.
Fred Smith, the genial assistant to expressman Smith, has been compelleil to take a vacation, as the result of a tumorfuis gro^>vlh in his . left hand, necessitating an ojieration. Isador Dreyfus, for a short time in Schluter's store, is tilling his jilace.
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A class of seventeen Master .Masons were given the degrees of Mark Mas¬ ter, I'ast Master aiui Most Kxcellenl Master in Freejiort Chiijiter, IJ. 1)., Ro¬ yal Arch .Mason.-;, Tue.sday evening. The ollicers were assisteti liy Dejiuty' .Sti^te Lecturer C. .Stewart.
Have you iioticetl the nuiiiber of gas ranges the Nassau and SuH'olk Liglit¬ ing Comjiany is installing. It.
He .sure lo lake enough time thi.s Friday or .Saturday aflernoon lo sec the exhibit by the stufleiits of the school, in the various halls and rooms. The schfilars and their teachers have taken considerable jiains in arranging ! this disjilay, and vvill give you a hearty ; j,^,,,.,.   ,
welcome.
  nothing
al the- l.ical posl oliice in a   few
Work
pletioM. about Jl
The .'\miLyvilie lieeonl .-eems to be about the only pajier excepting the Re-, view that cares or dares to tlevote its ' * *''""'' space to calling alteiilion lo the many dishonest realty comjianies ojierating on I.fing Island. In their last two is¬ sues lliey have hati good strong arti¬ eles ujjoii this subject which, if they could be reafi hy the right jieoplc, vvould save many a heartache. But the trouble is that the people who are lied tf> anti imjiosefl ujion by these lakirs reside mostly in Manhattan ;t!ul ;ir.' too wise to read a country weekly, ;ii:ii ea.-y •'.ietinis. They .-e.,' ain.'-l   llic.'^e   coinjiaiiies    in
y. G. Walters'   ; . u    icsi-
i:!e Street is ncari'.tr   eoiii-
'"lilding i.- 1.1 Ijc .."cujiied
ii'iiwm
Th.e (ler the ausjii cil, Daughte jiostj.one-d to
The Kid.-.', figuraticm Ja jirogressiv.'
( hnr.'h 0:1 .--,,
.gressive lerlv. ha: f Julv.
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The services in ll ol' the Transiiguatii Holy Communion a' litany at 10::5(), Su'
realty comjianies for clients, and flon't; ji. m., ;in" even    ¦ :
want to offeiul them.    Neither  do  the .
"Mrs. Wiggsof the Cabbage Patch," ^ the city tiailics, for Ihey all have the.se is the attraction at the Presbyterian Chapel Friday and Saturday afterntion and evening of this week. There will be tilings useful, ornamental and de-; tnore indejjendent country weeklies, lightful on sale such as groceries, can- \ but you can just ntite that when a con- dies, home-matie jams, jellies, cake, > ^,g,.„ .^ivt,j.ti^es lots for $-19 tjr mO in bread antl jiie; fancy articles,   flowers
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will   be:
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stationery, colonial rugs and an  Indian teejiee.    Also   ice cream and cake.
The vilage board of trustees, acting as assessors, give notice that the assess¬ ment rtdl for the jjresent fiscal year has been completed and same will be on file at the village office until June 11
"F'reejjort^ Amityville or el.sewhere like situated sonu'body is going to gel "stung."
Stejihen Story broke   the   tendon   of
Remember   llic ment   of  the   Nas when you want Po: of   July.     Comics eards.
Stationery Dejiart- ati Cfiunty Review t Carfls for Fourth and gofid j)atriotic It.
his "left arm   while   wrestling  im   the i f^^^'''""''"'-y the scfire of .'5   to   1.
Bu<.c-Ball
'.'¦¦'cport   Field   Club   vveiil   to Bell- re .Salurflav afternoon anfl   fiefeated
The
The regular monthlv meeling of   _ FreejHirt Boanl of TrAde win   be   held j <"'-'-^t   Tuestlay)   at which lime from 1 in   Fraternity    Hall    next   Wcdne.sfiay   to •'') o'clock, the Board will sit to   hear
ity    Mall    next   Wctlne.sflay evening.  The annual election of ..dicers ! tlit^'^•'"'d>l'i'nts of any   jierson   in   con ami fittier imjiorlaiit business will conui I -^idering them.selves aggrieved thereby beftire the meeling.     At   the   close   of the business meeting tliei'e will   lie   an
entertainment by Di'. C. M. Bakestraw, a jiojiular humorist from the .South.
Charles Beaubian, for several years steward of the Freejiort Club, has re¬ signetl to accejit a belter jiosition with the newly organized Salisbury -X^olf Club at Garden City. He vvill be suc- ceedt.'fl by his brother-in-hiw, .Monzo Meyers of .New Vork. for six years custodian oflicer of the L'liite.l .Metals Stdling Ctimjiaiiy in .\'evv York City. "Charlie" has made himself well liked vvith the jiatrons of the club, and will be missed.
Notwithstanding the existence .>f :ibout a tltizen fraternal organizations in the village, another is contemjilated. An organizer for the Motlern Wofitlmen of America has been here for some days soliciting members for a local lodge, and it is rejiorted, has met with fair encouragement.
The establishment of the new lodge will about comjilete thc list of the the jirotninent ortlers, the Red .Men being tine that is not yot establisiied.
.-\ hantlstinie new otfice and store huikiitig of reil ami white brick, in which, the jiost oHice is to be located, is to be erccteil tm Main Street, near tho Jire.sent post ollice, in tinier to provide the atklitional facilities which free de¬ livery will retjuirt' and the arrowing business of thc ollice generajlv. 1
The new building, ftir which William 1 Gt. Miller has the contract, is to staiui j tin the site of an old laiulmark i* tlio! business section, the John P. Wright building, used for tinware ami jilumb-1 ing juirposes for a ilecade. This isl heing moved luick to a site on Newttm i Boule varti.
The new building will give the j)ost titlice 1,400 sijuare feet of floor space. It will be litte.! uji with   all   ivtjuisites
carriers' re ims and outtits; toilet antl wnsii roon.s, private rooms for Postmaster R. G. Aiuier.son, etc. The public lo):ibies will bo tiletl ami the di- lice wilPhave one of the (inest set of lixtures tt/ be found anywhere. Kk>c- tric lights, hot water heat ami other motlern cotivenieiices will be installed. The new cabinet lixtures will iiiclutie separate wiiiilows for the general dtdiv- ery service and siile of stamps, also the money onler department will be separate. The new building; will cost about $10,000 and will have a front of white brick with plate f^tttss windows. It is t:o be (nimpleted by October 1.
Call on Clerk Shea before June 11, or stoj) your grumbling after that ilate if you tind your assessment higher than il tiught to be, or if it is wrong.
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When ".Schang" of Merriek Road fame was sent t.i jail and his wife lined •">l()(i il vvas hojied by the otiieers of the village that the rough-house acts there ' were a thing of the jiasl. Il seems a new license has been granteil to a member of the family and the jilace is again in full Idast. Last Satunlay night several men emjiloyed on the muddigger at Randall canal were al- tacketl while in the saloon and when the scrimmage vvas over they were Jiretty batlly u.si^d uj), on of them being hurt .so badly that his early demise is not unexjiected. Chris. Schang. the rejiuted jirojirietor of the resort, vvas arrested ami taken before Justice Swe¬ zey wh.) Jilaced him under ."? 1(100 bond for ajijiearance before the Grand Jury. .\ Mrs. Steele of Bellmore went his bail.
The meeting of the jiastors ant! stew¬ ards of the .Methodist Churches of the Brooklyn South District of the New ., York Fast C'onference was well attend¬ ed Tuesday at the local .Methodist Church. Presiding Elder Wing was in charge of the meeting. The entire dis¬ trict was stated t.) be unusually jiros¬ jierous. esjiecially the chain of churches along the .south side, in the vicinity of Freeport. During the year past there had been an increase in salaries of tifteeii churches, aggregating $.'?(;(Ni. The salary of the Presiding Elder was tixed at the same as heretofore, $4(100 [ier year, with the usual ajijior- tionment as to churches. I'^^BHHBB .At the j)lHtforni meeting in fthe afternoon several insjiiring adilre.sses were made. Rev. F. J. .McConnell of the New York Ave. .M. E. Church, Brooklyn, gave a cai)ital talk on "E\- traordinary Results from Ortlinary .Methotis;" Rev. F. W. Hannan of the Bushwick Avenue Church, aroused much i.Uerest in his talk on "The I'ar- bale of the Unjust Steward;" Rev. VV. Byrt. t)f the Brooklyn Church Society. sjK)ke on its enlarged .s.'ojie in the Long Island tiekl to assist weak and strug¬ gling churches; Rev. D. A. Jordan of the local M. E. Church made a strong aildress touching on the need of enlarg- ir.g the endowment fund for superannu¬ ated preachers, and J. W. Bulwinkleof Brooklyn spoke on "The P%ce of the; Layman in Church Work." |
Lest you foiHfet—"The gas range.";
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school grountls last week, and is oblig¬ ed lo carry his arm in a sling.
Sunday morning in the -M. L'.Church, the pastor,. Rev. D. -\. Jordan, will preacli a sjjecial Chihlren's Day sermon to the members fif the Sunday School. The entire front jiews will be reservetl for the school.
In the evening a jirogram will be renflered eniirely by the .Sunday .School.
game vvas markcfl by sharjj tieh
both sides, antl   the   bo.x-work   \\:e,   uf
the best seen here in some lim.'.     Bat¬
teries, .Seama: and Dvnl'ii'..
.\ gaihe was .-.' park (lelween thc Club and the Miiim ter ilid not show played with Free team, the score bi.'ii;u' of tile former lean;.
MiiiUi:   O'C
le.lule.'i al .'\thlelic Free;.ort .-\thlelic a leaui. The lat- uji anfl a game vvas loi't High S-hool to },   in   favor
A Little Family Jar.
HE:
8KE:
Why is there nc To cat?    I'm SU' To have a bite I'm angry, sure
• 1 ng on the tac's 0   Ac'ro ampV able ¦ EO for dinne--. as  I'm a sirne'-l
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My dear, the fai,it is yours ecie.
You knew quiti; well our cooi. had flown; ,   Yot to the pape¦-  you've net aeen ^ To put a littlt WANT AD.   n.
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The Freejiort Bank has purchased the Fire Etjuijiment Bonds ..t' :sr)(Hi(i for the purchase of a new steam engine iuv Wifle Awake KnLri:;e Company. 'J'ti.y '.vill bear   four jier .enl   interest.
The third ami la.-t c'liicert of the Jiresent season by the Freeju^-t Climal Society will be given ..n T;ie.d.'i\ even¬ ing, June 18. The Society will he as- sisteti by Prof. Ruiloljih .Lu'obs, vi..iin¬ ist; Paulding De.Vyke. 'cellist; an.lth.' DeBtwiol Tri..; al.so .Master Donald Hugh .MacBriile, .solo boy of the Gar- tlen City Cathedral and iate .soloi.-i of St. Thomas Church, .N'ew 'I'ork Cit>. Prof. A. Palaniountain vvill also.^ingat this concert.
The priiici|ial work of th.' . horal s..- eiety vvill he a h.-auiirul .anlal;. "Sjiring's .Message" by .Neii W. (iaile. Till- will be reiidereil by the chorus of To \..iees and is the first jierformance in l-'reejiort of this work aiui it is hojieil ihal the resitlents vvill avail themselves uf th.e ojiiiortiinity t:ivi''i. The   Choral   Society   will   .-^ing se\t ral
Jiart songs a.s well a;- the tantata. night after .'i !,'•.'.¦ .\r,.ilher featiii'e of this c..nceri will be berculc'si.'^. !:,. ¦¦; a chorus foe ladies voices only, and done for h.is ic! .^f : there vvill al.-'. bea choi-.is hv the  male   ago   he   retiin,.'>l   1
HYMENEAL
Long GritHng Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock a Jiretty home wedding tiuietly took place at the resiik'nce of .Mr. and Mrs. Bergen Smith, corner Bcdeil and Ray¬ nor Streets, when .Mrs. Smith's daugh¬ ter. .Miss Blanche Long, was married to E.lvsanl Grilling, s.m of .Mr. and .Mrs. I'liilander Grilling of l^lrooklyn, Re\. Kneelaml P. Ketcham. jiastor of th.' P;-e.-l., teri:i:; ( huri'h, jierforming tile .erenionv, .-.fter which a'wedding breakfast was enj..yeii by those pres¬ ent. .Mr. and .Mrs.' Gritthig then left for Brooklyi!, wiiere Mr. (Iritling had a home on Bt rgeii Street awaiting his bride. The young tvv;ijn reeciveti a luiinbei' .if hiip.dsonie anil useful jir^'s- eiits.
OBITUARY
Ihsl-teaii  Si!:it)-..
llalsleail, be; ter younc k!:..\\ n to his
y..ling frieii.l.^ ,'1.- "Hollv", s.m   uf   Mr.
oud   .Mrs.  K,l'.-.;i)',l  Sniith. died   Sun.l;iy
liin.'.--'. .if   tu-
;i"-.-ihle   vvas
• . I ral   111..Itt hs
:.   wr.i   in   the
xuo-e:^ ui tn.'.-.ociety. mountains to be u m :: hi^   parents   and
Prof. .'\.  I'alaniouiiiaii. w ill  .''.nducl. fricniis and jiat ieiit ly await the end   of
.Mrs. (it (iri..'e T. \'a;il; ij.er will   presifle his shorl journ.'v of   lit'e.     He   vvas   in
al   111.'   pipe   ..rgan   ami   .Mrs.    Id.i   B. his 19th y.'ar aiul -.x;.,- a nieniber tif the
Powell al the   jiiano.     Tickets   can   be .Methodist     K|iis.opal   Sunday   School.
se.'ured   of.-nv  nienilier of the .s.icietv. Fuiicrat st rvi.'c- v. cr.'   held   Wedesday
aftemon. Rev D. A. .b r.lan uf   tlie   .M.
The South Sh..i'e Yacht Club  is   iioVv K. Chiirch . !!l.i;it inL^ an assured fa.t.     The sites   committee
is about 1.1 a.'.|uii'e laml al the head fd' Henry Tuiior l-'arniei' the new Ran.lall canal, whereon will be Henry 'i'. laiiner di.'d .M..mlav af- ere.'le.l a .-pa.ious club house vvith all ternoon of .'.'r.-bral ajiojilexv. in his mttJerii imiwovenieiits, inclufling a r»9th year, :.! 1 he residence tif'his s.iii, butfet, with a specialty tif gootl "shfire at llie Caii.r .ottage on O.'can Avc- dinners." Al a meeting al the h..ii,e nue. .Mr. Fann.'r was .-e.relarV of the of Trea.-^un'r .lames Dean lasl Tluiiv- Atlantic, i,-nir and Pacilic Co'mjianv, tlay evening Ibe club tlag was adojited. the .-..ncM n '.vhich is .lic'tring Randall consisting of a blue tield, with a while e,',nal, and r, wliich In.; .-011 is interest- diamond, ami letters in rcfl, S. S. Y. (.,1. He \va^ a nativ.' ..f Suoth Caro- C. The (.'lull h:is a niembership of .-,0, Una, an.l the nnnains vs ere taken tti with more cinstanlly apjilying. The Allemlal.-, in that State, for interment, ollicers for the tirst year an.: Coin- ,,n the h.-iif j.a-1 eif..hi train Monday modore, C. li. Southard .if Baldwin; evening vil'.' ..iMin:..d..i'.'.    William     P.   Miller;
le.tr   I.:   :ii..ii..r.',   Rhhanl   P.     Ilarll; .binies L. lir.rwn
ireasiiier, Jan,. - 1 lean ; .secretary, Hei:-       .].,„„., |_   1;,,,,,.,,, tor  manv   vears   a
ry   L.   .Max.-..;:;     linancial    .secretary, resideut ..f Il.'in|.,-U'a<l. ;imi a naiive of
Clarence   E.   J.-iies;   all   ot   hreejuirl; \-i,-jrj|,i„, ,1,, ,| .,t tj„.  |'i.-i,l,.,H...   ,if   his
measurer, F. C. .Southanl  ol    Baldwin. .jauKlit.'r,   Mv.-:.   Cbarl.'S     W.     Bi'.lell,
'Ihe   dues   are   .sl;',   jier year, the   lirsl Thurstlnv liighl. of aii(.|.leNv.     He  was
y.;ir    .hiys    iiu'lmlinK   the     initiation. ,;.,   ^.^,,,,.-^   ,,,¦   .,^.^,   ,^,„|   ,,   "sni-vived by
¦I lie :^p..l .-e!,.<lefl f.ir the club house   is ^^,.„ ,^,„,^, .,,,,| ,„_,, ,i;mi_,.j,,,,,..
t'l lie an ideal one for autos,   boat   ra.- 	
iiitr   ami   sw iniminL''.   and ;i j.ni-jjeroiis outlook is aliea.l of the .'lub.
BALDWIN
.School iNotes
The  l.;idie.<'   Ai.l    S...'ie!;,-    mel    with .Mrs.  II..ward  v\'..i'liiian on   Wedne'-day The girls ..!' llie High   S.'h.u.l   have   '-d'tev: uu,.. -eiilt'il it with a large l''ri'.'p'.rf, ban-
.Mr.    '.: .1   .Mr.-.   Bruchhauser   .'iiter- tain.ii a number ol' their fri_e!j<J,r.....iit   a
.•"Tl'"!'.!'..' Ttiesdav eVenil,'^.
• b.l' .Miiler has niov..! hi : i.honogi'ajih
.i I i.'y'le biL'-i;.. : s   into   luVix'.ov.u   kK-
' lilino's st..n- on Gi;i; .1 .\\-. nue.
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uf
Th.
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Ibinil.l
Y., lia< b.
Southanl; the i.;i.-:l V
'level,inii
¦n   the  ei.
t hi- bon
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..-1   ..!¦   Wilt
:.-.   ¦   liill.'n'
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Hazel Ya.-gc'r hus returned Lo school after .•¦ever;il flays ali.-en.-.'.   I'nu-.'.l   b;-,
sicKllesS.
Miss Maynanl of SjnincMield, Ab. a i'.iiisi;i of Miss Hastii,:'-. is a c 0,'' .Mi-- Susan Mi lier.
En ejiorl lli.L',h School !., defeated the setHjiaj tea Prep.. Satunlay mfirniii'..- wa-; '.I I';  1. ,     ( harle.^   ii.   Thoitia::   ai:.l   f;iinily of
IIro..l.i', n   liavf   taken   ('arman   S./uth-
SiV. .'ill teachers who h:ive b.'.'ii kccji-Vy,.,!'^ );,„i^^. ,„, 1..^,.^; j.|.„.,, )',„. tJ,,. Siim- inu   l...i;.-c   al   the   .Vorton   .-..Itage <in   ,,„.,..     .Mrs. James Coote,   .Mrs.   Th..m- Oc.-;.;;   ,\veiiue   aiifl   Pirn   St.. an- now   .js's   mother,   is   slaying   with her for bi.ar'lo !.'¦ at Crystal Laki'   Inn.     S.-ven   the j.re.seiit. .d' th.- it-achers are oo::- .-l:iying   then-.
—  '¦ .Mrs.    Ida   (ook,   wi!'.-   ..t    Louis   L.
The sluflents of the : .-V u\ ,',,iitrib- Cnok, died at her lu ih- .,11 Saturday ut.-(l f. V a hand.som.- -.1 j.i. . e of Mow- morning aft«-r a I'.ny ilb . ¦ . Funeral ers, for the funeral of llal-Uad .Smith. , services wcre"h.|.| ;.t l.-r lale resitlence The liand, of whidi Hal.-tead was a , ;vionday aflet :,.;oii. Rev. E. O. Tree of- nieinber, al.so sent a iiicej.iece. ticiating; inl.'rme.M in (iree-nfit-ld Cem¬
etery,       lluv hu.-b;i;ui and f.v.. children
survivf her.
Gi.'oi'.j-e Chn-;i;:.;- nresented the Hich Schfjol '.Vlth a jieniiant of the p..!;, lechnic 1;; tilute. It is a tlag The .M. L.S. '.vas eni.rtained at the wi'h blue ba'k ground an.! ihe vs..r.| h.irne of the .Misses Pettit on Tuesilay "I'olytci b; i' " in grav  iett.'r-,. ...ning.    The officers elefted   for  the
.oming yea.'- are; Presiflent, .MisK .A meeii::ir of the ,-\thi.u-' .¦\....:ia- powers; vice-j/n-sident, .Mr. Bishop; ti..ii of the S.'hool ',v;:s luifl at the elo.se ; secretary and treasurtr, .Miss Wheeler. .f school Tuesday afternoon, at which j The j-rogram was the I,ongfellow ceii- an int. re.-tii.g discussion of the new tennial, which had been j.ostjMjiied for ' oii.-tituti.n '.vas ititlulgeflin. some time.    The jirograrn corisistefi of
a character sketch,   stdections,   an   or- i i:.' ib-gcnts' examinations   will   be j j^,i„j,j   ,,aptr   uu   "Evangeline",     and i .'Id i" tlie week beginning June 17 anfl , |,,yj^i,._ :.limg June 21.    Out of   town   jnipils | .vi-!iing   lo   take  examinations shoujd <     Twenty-five men;bcrs and friends  of
'ininunicate   with Prof. Smith.
the   .M.   L.   S. gave .Miss Lillian .Mott
I a genuine birthday .surpri.si,' la.st Vu'ed- .Mr. Colby, fjne of the Inspectors in j nesday evening. A short, jirogram of llu- Drawing Dejiartment at Albany, | readings and musi.- was given, antl the .isitetl the school Tuesday. In the 1 ^,gpj^t.- tnanht^fl to the dining n»om, afternfjon Mr. Colby aflilre.ssed the I ^^.jit^^,.^. ., ,j.ii,,tv rcjiast was .-served from t.iacher.s. The drawing wf>rk of the j „ prettily fietoratci, tabb.-. A pleas- .«chool has caused favorable eommeiU'ant feature of the evenir.g was the at Albany. I presenation to the h'^x-te.ss of h   beauti-
.. '¦'        ' ¦"    '• j ful   birthday   book   f.»-f.m    her    fellf,v^'
FOR   SALE. -White   Steam    Stan-1 members.	
hope at bargain ; set medical Ijooks in first-1 lass condition ; stereopticon slides and lantern; two kfjdaks. F. O. Cun- nintrhar:, .57 Lena Ave., Freeport, L. I.
GHOCEKY CLERK WANTED At 0. W. Svenaon's, Railroad .\ve., Free¬ jKirt, L. I.