Nassau County Review 19070712

              VOL. XII
FREEPORT,   N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY  12, 1907
NO. 36
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FREEPORT NEWS
Wagner'.s Edison   .show   will   re-ap¬ pear at Opera Hall next Monday even- j itiS- I
Me.ssr.s. Uaniel Morrison and Ernest I S. Randall have been enjoying a brief | automobile triji to Eastern Long Island, i with tht.'ir famliies. I
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Miss VViiliur of Fayetteville, former-1 ly a Jiopular teacher in our school,   but j now engaged in New Jersey, sjient the Fourth and over Sunday with  .Mr.   and! Mrs. W. H. O.sterhout. j
Fritiay and Saturday of this week , the annual fair of Alpha Coi'ncil, \ Daughter.s of America, will be held in | the lot opjiosite the Post (Ifflce. A | large vhriety of ;''i uicle,-; wili lu' oni .sale.
Mrs. Alonzo Fo.ster and Master Har-1 ry Foster of Bergen I'lace hsive gone ; to Jtiplin, Mo., on a visit to Mrs. Fos-! ter's parents. They will also visit rel- j ative.s in Chicago, Detroit ami Niaga- ' ra F'alls, rc'turniiig about Sijil.  1.
A tlaiice and I'ri'e clainiiake will be; held ill Uhoile's l'l. LonktiuL Hotel ' Saturday, clambaktf bc'giniiing at (i, o'clock, and tiancing at .s. Boats! leave every half hour aftm 7:.'J0; re-' turning will connect with trolleys for' ail jioint.s between Valley Stream and Hemjisleail.
Bee-iiining .luly 1 i!ie price of stahiji-i eil envelopes ami ¦.vrajiiiers jumjied 4 ' cents pev l.OOO. On the .same ilay new . .stamji.s were issued on sueh jiajier in , denoniiiialitins of 1, 2,  1  and   o   cent.s. '
The I cent slaniji is green, witli a | likeness of Ileiijaniin Franklin. Thei 4 cent is lilack with Ihe same likeess. ' The 2 antl .") cent wrajijiers wiil carry j likeiie.ss of Washington ami wil! he red ' ar.d blue, resjieetively. '
.-Vctiiig oil atlvice from Long Island City Tuesday, Constable I'ettit took j into custody liobert Stanley Morse, a i young man who was working an ad-1 verti.siiig scheme using the name of ' the First National Bank, with wdiich | he claimetl he had iiiaile arraii,tcemeiits ; to issue a iiainjihlet containing hints ; on banking ami atlverti.seineiits of lo-j cal business men. .Morse, the Long! Islaml City Jiolice staled, was wanted j for "bcaliii.g" hi.s board bill in jilaces 1 where he hail stojiped. .An otlicer from i Long Islaml ('ity came to Freejiort and ! gol Morse, who luid jiartially conuilet-j ed his ailverlisiiig jirojecl when taken ] into  cusltiily.     Times. ;
Wliat. is lielievetl to have lieeii U' well-laid plan to rescue an inijiortanl: Iirisoner from Ihe Nassau County ,lail! was discovered Saturtlay iiioniiiig byl Wanleii John Dunbar. |
While Wanleii Dunbar wa.s walking! along the lier on the groiiiui flour he, noliceil a jiii't'O of jiajier Hying thr<iugh j the ilir. Ltiokiiig up he saw that il; came from the cell oecupieti by Von ! Fehrig tif Freejiort, in jail on ;i charge ! of burglary. |
He watchetl the Might of the jiiece I of Jiaper and when it fell to the ground I he noticed a colored man by the name | of Leonard ("hapjiell, who has been serving a three montlus' term for va¬ grancy, pick it UJI.
Chujijiell took the jiaper lo a window anil iiasseil it outside. Suspecting that there was a jilot of some kind on fool the warden hurried outside and noticed a . man by the name of Cohn Kelly running away. Kelly hail just finished a term for vagrancy.
When he saw the warden he started over the fields. He was threatened with death if he did not stoji, and final¬ ly when he stojiped running the warden soon caught uji to him. Dunbar ijues- tioned him about the mysterious piece of Jiaper which he had receivil, and at first he denied it. I'he warden search¬ ed him, but nothing could be found in his possession.
The warden then decided to take the man back to the jail, where Kelly con¬ fessed he had received the paper. He told the warden that he had tor.i it up in his flight. The two men started back towards tho jail and the pieces of paper were found. Picking them up, the warden jiut the pieces together and found these words written on it:
"Get back saw and six tiles."
Kelly said he did not kiiow what the wording meant, but the warden im¬ mediately came to the conclusion that an attempt was to be made to get Von Fehri}? out of jail. Extra precaution was inimemately taken to prevent an outbreak.
Kelly was not detainetl by the au¬ thorities. At the jail it waa said that durin(!r hie oonfmement Kelly swept the third tier and in thia way it is believed he became aoquAinted with Von Feh¬ rig,—Times. ^
I Thomas Johnston has had an electric i fan installed in his pharmacy, alao a | gas cigar lighter. j
Boats to hire for sailing and   fishing
parties.     Launches   Nettie   Belle   and
; Prospect;    W. H. Patteison. '
The Ladies' Night fif tlu' Boanl of Tratle beld iu Fraternity Hall Wetlnes- day evening was a very jileasant event, . the regular business session being fol- ' lowetl bya+,'iKiil entertainment aii'l re-• freshments. '
The summer sessions of Heflley j School, Kverson Street and DeKalb! Avenue, in Commercial, Regents, anil | Civil Engineering subjects, are now! open. If you want thorough jirepara- ' tion in any of these branches, go to Heflley. Catalogues ami other infor- i mation iijioii rei|uesl.   It. |
Choral Society
At the lasl met ling of the Freepyi -1 Choral Sociely. held in the Presliyter-i ian Church, oJli'Jor.s for the .seasun uf j :'Jil7-lh08 were electetl as Jolhiws : }
Presitletit. Esmond Stiles; first  vi"e-; Jiresident, (ieorge T. Vanivijier; second vice-jiresiilent,     Wilbur    litiyiior;   re- ciirtling .secretary, .'\lbin   N.   .fohiistni; financial secretary,   Oliver  .1.   Teejile;' treasurer, Alvin G. .Smith; musical di-: rector.   Prof.     Alf'retl    Palamountain; librarian, W. .Robert Humphrey; jiian- isl.s   -Miss   Hallie   R.   Wallact"',    .Mrs. Ilia li. Powell ami Mr.,. Ceorge T. Van Riper.
Tho society has been very suceessful during ils first season. Three of the finest ami most exjiensive concerts ev¬ er given ill this village were remlered; all bills have been jiaid, and the .sea¬ .son emled with a liahinee in the trea.-- ury.
The next refi^^arsal of the .^tniety . will take jilace mi Sejit. L'4.
Village Tru.stees
All the members of the Board were Jiresent al this meeting .exc'jjit Trus- l'i5e Signioml.
The ajijilicacioiis of 1''. .Miller, South Lena Ave. ; Mrs. .M. Kiernan, Rose St., and C. A. Jeii.soii, Webertiehls Ave., f'or electric light seivice were grtmled, as were the apjilicalions of (J. R. Lea, .Merrick Road; Ceorge P. Conklin, Ocean Avenue, and Wallace Post, Wallace Street, for water .ser¬ vice.
A few wi'eks ago. the Boartl of Trus¬ tees, at the retiuest of the Fire Council and Fire Uejiartmeiil, rei|uesletl   E. P. Trayer to file his resignation as one of ; tho   Fire Wardens,   the  retpiest   being made   by    the    h'ire   Council    on   the grouml that .Mr. Trayer was not an ac¬ tive   lireniaii, ami   Iheret'ore   couUi not fulfil   his  duties,   as he wouhl  not   be ; pcriiitted   withii:   the   lire   lines   at a' file,   am!   in   accnnlaiu-e  with this re- tpiest   by   the   P.o;'-il of   V'illage Ttas- tees, .Mr. Trayer, at tho iiieetiiur of the board   helti    b'riday    i.i.ght,   retpiested that   lie be granteil a heaiing ujion the ' subject, ami   the   hearing   was accord¬ ingly   set   down   I'or    I'rit!;iy evening, ,!uly Llth, al i's o'cloc.;.
The recomniendation of Chief Waller B. Cozzens th.it a sjiecial village elec¬ tion be belli for the jiurjiose of submit¬ ting a projiosition that the ofiicials be granted jiermission to sell the old fire engine and a mimlKU" of old hose wag-^ ons, was placed on file for future con¬ sideration.
The rcjiort of treasurer John E. (lolding showed the i'ollowing balances in the various fumls: C.eneral fund, $140..^4; street fund, .$711.ti^; water fund, $;5,87;l..')a: light fund, $1,''J00.27; Board of Health funti, $1)0.58; interest fund, $2,(ISO. 17; tax arrears fund, $665.15; fire department fund. $65.;U; street light fund, $251.84; light ex¬ tension fund. $;}tl6.60; water extension fund, $10.01; water sinking fund, $.'!,- 075.07; street sign fund. $i)6.21.
The board approved the bond of Tax Collector E. A. Dorlon, in the sum of $3,000, with Theodore Bedell ami F'letcher C. Willis as sureties.
Permission was granted Frank H. Stevens to lay a granit nd sidewalk at Grand nnl Columbus Avenues, and to R. W. Hiirtt, on Ocean Avenue.
The treasurer was ordered to temjio- rarily transfer $500 from the water t > the street light fund.
A number of requests having beeu made ujxiii the Street Commissioner and other village emjiloyees for the loan of village jiroperty, the board, by a re.solution, decided that hereafter no property of tbe village shall be loaned to any private individual.
After the auditing of a number of bills and other routine business, the Board adjourned until Friday evening. July 19, at8 o'clock.
Prudie  Ritchie  is back  at  her old j place at Kiefer's Art Store. j
BELLMORE
_,,        . : , ¦     W. Sikes and family  are  occupying
There is one sure, quick way to  get  ^^eir cottage here.
malaria out of your .system.     Chas.   P.        .
Smith tells about it in  his ad   in   this       Mr. Stiles of Brookl^ is visitnig his i.s.sue.     It. brother in this place.
ViUage Taxes will be tiue ne.xt Mon- ".
dav al  the   village   clerk's   office,   ac- Frank .Maples and family are now oc-
cortliiig to the notice   of  the   lax   col- '^iJPy'ng their cottage here, lector; see adv   for   particulars.    This
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Mrs. Bernard VanHorn and son have returned from High Hill Besch.
John Barton  is   sjiending   the   Sum¬ mer with his .-lister, Mrs.   Keenan.
Luke Hedges has   completed   a   new liouse and barn on Bi.-imark Road.
I), (rale of Seaf.iril is now occujiyitig the hou.se of L. Half, with his   family.
J. IMurphy is making exler.sive al¬ terations ami imjirovements to his jiri iperty.
tax must be paid next week or  an   ex¬ tra Jiercentage will be added.
Some of the boys of the Baptist Sun¬ day School are to hold an ice cream festival at the residence of Mrs. F. 0. ' Cunninghani, corner Lena and Ocean Avenues, on Saturday, July 1:2. Ice cream, cake, candy and lemonade will be on sale from 2 to 8 p. m. The profit from this festival is to be the coiitriliution of the boys toward the purcha.-e of the new lot which this Church is rai.-iiig money fnr.
Base-Ball 	
Tlie   Frceiioit.   Fiehl   Club   tlefeated       Win. Vogt and family have rented   a tht.'   Flora!   Park   Base Ball team in   a   cottage on Jeiasalem  Avein;e   for   the clo.-e game on Saturday at Floral  Park   .-uninier. by the .-5core of 2 lo 1. 	
'OConnell   jiitchetl   his usual   steady       Mrs.   Wm.   Van    Seht's    >i,-ier    of game   for    Freeiiort.    uHowiiig    only   t!fnok!yn is sjiemiiiig the Summer with f'our   llils.     Doran.   tho    Poly.     Preji.   -Mrs. VanSeht. catcher, caught a nice irame and show- —  •  -
etl UJI Well at the bat.     The scur.': Miss   Freda   Woltman   is    sjiending
Flora! Park    0 o  u ii o o oul       1     several   weeks   at    ih-.'    resitlence    of l'"ret jiori        -I   1   n o ii o u o (i      2    .Clias. Seaman.
Batteries: Floral Park, ,I.   Uiiistadl, M _  .   . _„ ...
.M. Kay and Aller.    Freep.irt.   O'Con-       /.. Merriu of Hemjisleal has been in nell antl Doran.
Tlie Field Chib will tra\.'l to Iiock¬ ville Centre next Satunlay ami jilay the first of a series of games v.jth the home team.
Adding   another to their lomr list of  '^'^ t'^^' "'•' 1'='"' 'i'^"]'^'-'^}- victories,      Freejiort     defeated      the Kviickerbocker   .\. C. of Xew   ^'ork on Satunlay afternoon liy the seni-,. of ,*< to 2, at Athlelie Park.
Bellmnre for several tiays jiast. looking iver his projjerty
.Mr. ai ;ire now
.Mr.-.   Cliijani   of   Brooklyn ujiying   their   new   i-ollae-e
A large sign ol" liie Belimore Villa .Site Development Company ajipears on the side of Clarence Harse's barn.
Diaiiiuntl Piek-ups
Iluiiler, a Rockville Centre  man,    i.- holtling down third iti line style.
The ei.teriainmeiil and recejition of the new Catholic Church wi!! be held at Kirn's Honiesteat! loltage tliis .Sat¬ urday evening.    •
be safely said t'l be the future ilefen.l- er of ( nltiinbia mi t Ik' dian.mid.
HEMPSTEAD
At the election of   ollicers of  Heniji- .slei-tl   Lotige, 111. L I). O.   F,.   Thurs-
"Lost my position!"
Look at his face!
Wallace now jilays second base for Next Satunlay afteni'ion al the lo'cal the F. C. and is holtlirg down the bag grounds, Bellmore, will jilay the Am- well. ityville   team,   wliich   they   liave jire-
viir.islv tiefeatetl. If   Tookur   liutl   In   Jilay   in llie iiehl very often, we'ed all   have   the   blues.        The   Ejnvorth   League   oi   ihe   East Can't hear him shout at alll Meadow ("nurcli hehl its annual   excur-
  sion   to   High   Hill Beach Wedne.sdav.
O'Connell. the Fleld Club lUteher, is   ,„,.j^^ leaving I'l'-ni Bellmore Dock.
a crackajack and no mistake.     He iiia>- 	
Tlu- Deniocratic (Jrgaiiiztitun ui ilie 2ml tlistrict will hohl an outing lo High Hill Pea.-ii Wednesday, July 24. All an.' wi'lciiiii" mill ;i good titne is jirniii- ised.
Howard .Merriti tins resignetl his |,i;- silion as htick tiriver willi Ciias. Ru.-- tlay evening last, H. Burt Titus was .sell, ami intends goitig tn Xew Jertey elected Xoble (irand; William MeCar- to work mi a farm o',vni,'d liy his Imilli- thy, vice-grand; William Slotrel, sec- I'r-in-law. ri'tary.     Installation of iiHicer.-; will lie,
hehl .July 11, thi' D. D. <L .M., Fred. Chas. Buck has bouglil llu; jiniperty, W. Smith of Sea-siiie Lotige. altenil- including iiolel, of .-V. Frisch, in Smith¬ ing. 'I he representative to the Graml ville South, the consideration saiit to Lotige is Alvah Degrall'; jinixy, Cieorge have been .•?70imi. Mr. Buck took jios- Hague. session Wednestiay night.
Four Snapshots and a
"WANTED TO RENT—From tbe Ist of Sept., a six room hoase uear Review Offioe, Freoport. Address F. R,, care of BeTiew Offloe. <
Counselor Hume, secretary of and acting as the representative of the South Shore Traction Company, ap¬ peared before the Village Board of Trustees last Tuesday evening. Trustee William Richenstein jiresiding in the ab.sence of the Village President, George W. Smith, and after giving a resume of the history of the traction company, asked for the extension of their franchise, which has expired, re¬ questing six months wherein lo file their bond; one year wherein to begin active construction, and two years wherein to complete the construction of their trolley system. Counselor Hume statetl that within the jiast few months the company ha* filed bomis amounting to over .>.52.iioo; that it was ju-uctically a jiart of the Cross Lslar.tl Trolley Company, ami that it now lia.! ample t'jijntal to proceed with its un¬ dertaking, hut t -.vipg to some liitter le- g:al complicntion.s, it would require thf.t time before the company wouhl bo ia Jiosition lo jirojierly jiroceeti with its work. The matter was takon umler eon.sderatioii. tt> await action at a nieetii'ir of the entire Board.
.-Vcting   Presii'enl    Richei'stein    re- ! jioi ,ed. that in accortlance with a num-! ber of requests, tho   boartl ha.^ j-rejiar-1 ed a{i|ilicalioii blanks to   be , jiresented when   fully   tilie'J   in,   those    sections I where   ju-njierly   o^.viiers  ajijiiy for the { laying of sidewalks along  any   section 1 or slr^'et, eniirely at   liie   cost   of   the abutting   jirojierty   o-.vners,   and    that ,-uch   blank   jielilimis   wii!   be   on   tde' with Uie Village Clerk. ]
The clerk was tlirected t'> notify the j engineer l.i make a survey of Lenox , Road, aivl l't establish a grade amii •urb   line   ahnig   that tiion.ughfare.      i
Tiie .Street ("tiinmissic/iier was direcl- j eil to repair the gutter at \"il!age and ] idnc-iln aveTiues, so il,al ihe surface i water may bo imj ,rly ilrained of!". !
The conijilainl .)f Charles H. Rogers i in reference lo tlie jirojier liirhtingof! Madison Avenue was referred to the j Light Committee with jKiwer. !
The tijiiilication of Charles R. An-j kers i"iir the extension uf the water 1 mains on Rouse velt Place w'as referred ] to the Water (.'ommittee with jiower. j In Jicciirilanee witli a rC'iuest frnm tlie j SnuUi Sitje Beally Company, tlie clerk j wtis iliieeteil to have a jirotile ami graile I map of Lakeview Avenue to the Ocean- sitie koai.l matie. ami to issue a jiermit ' for the tcratling ot the same, whieh is ] to be ilone at the exjiense of the .'•^outh I Side Really Comjiany. but untier the i suiier-cisj.);; i,f tlu- ."Afreet Commission- | er. 1
Till' i-lerl; wa-- ii!r'.".'ie 1 to cornmuni- I cale with the Boarilnf .^ujiervisor.s. re- | <j«e-sti+«jf t+it^if Htfr«n-t:<i.Tn ftH* ihf-hty—^ ing of a number of t-rosswalks across' th.' Southern I-Joulev;"-,!. at various! ji'iinls in Rockville Centre, saitl walks ; to ll.* laitl at the exjiense of the villatre j t.f Iiockville Centre. '
Permissimi was granted tu 'luthilli aild Pitney to use the street sjirifklipg | tar ami village -.vater, to sjn^inkle l)ie ! streets in the village llnnugh tl.e re-i- j ileiilia! sections.
In reply to a request   for water suji-' jily in Florence Park, the clerk was di-j rected to commu'iicate   with the ajjjili- [ cant,   .stating  that   as   Florence   I'urk was not within the limits of the incor¬ jiorated  village  of   Rockville   Centre, nothing   could   be   i!one   in the mutter until   the   cumjiany   owning   Florence Park made   formal apjilication   for the same;   laid  ils own   water mains,   and effected some means whereby   the   vil- ' lage would be assureil of  the  jiaynient for the use uf said water.
En'rineer Lott was instructeil to es¬ tablish two street lights on Forrest Avenue, one light on each side of the railroail tracks.
The Street Oimmissioner was direct¬ ed to clean out the jiipe across Village Avenue, at Wright's Pend.
The report of Bergen T. Raynor.Vil¬ lage Trea.sr er, showed the following balances i'n the various funds: Gen¬ era! fund, $1,222.23; street fund, $1,- 124.92; fire fund, $.^>10.72; light im¬ provement fund, $14.lit; light fuml, $1,980.84; special fire fund. $7on.l7; water extension fund, $969.16; street imjirovement fund, $4>*.86; Park Ave¬ nue fund, $234*.OS; Maple Avenue fund, $724.20;'w^ter fund, $."),636.74 ; cross¬ walk fund, $724.08; .special water fund, $2,0<io.
Village  Collector  Sidney   .S.  Smith ' rejxirted that   he had   collected to date I of  the   taxes   for  the fi.scal year, $7,- 305.15. i     The police  officers were  directed to enforce the ordinance in   referenfe   to the riding of  bicycles  on  the   village sidewalks,   and  to  arrest all violators of this ordinance.    They were also  di¬ rected to see that the law in reference to hotels and saloons should be  enforc¬ ed.
The clerk waa directed to ommuni-
cate with President Ralph Peters of the Long Island Railroad, in reference to the proper lighting of the station and walks along the station at Rock ville Centre, and to notify them that if the company did not properly reme¬ dy this matter, proper action would be taken.
Trustee William Richensteen was apointed acting Village President dur¬ ing the temjioraiy absence of President .Smith.
The following bills were audited and Jiaid: Frank Pettit, $4.18; .-Angelo Fishetlo. ,-?2..-)0; Williain Relvea, $18.- t>0; Charles H. Rh.ide.s. 84.5(1; Will¬ iam Van Deusen. $:{'it.lKi; Eureka Hook and Ladder Comjiany, So9.iiU; (Jeorge I. Roberts, & Bro.. $74.30; Tuthill and IMtney. $657.36; Robert Marvin. $1.- i;5; Charles Walters, $:!3.25; D. Gold¬ stein. $16.u9. ThetnUire Bedell, $89.00; Tuthill i: Pitney. $26.00; George B. Faeriiigtmi. $ii.5ii.
The Boani then adjotn.ied until Tue.-^iav fveiling, .b.ilv I6th, at 7:30 o'clock.
."^liss Ellen P.yid Longenecker, youngest tiaughter uf .Mr. amt Mrs. Daviti'R. Longenecker, was married to .Mr. (ieorgo Campbe!! Wray. both of Rockville Centre, al the resilience hi the briiie'.s j>aiviits. Southern Buule- vanl. at high noon .Satunlay, the Rev. W. E. Scbooiihuveii. pastor <d' St. Mark's .Meth.niisi Ejiisciijia! Church, otficiatiiig.
It w:is a I'ink :ind white we.ltling, and the spacious rooms were beautiful¬ ly tlecorated. while banks of jialnis, fi-rns. evergreens, jiink roses ami jiol- led Jilants were massed abuut tb.e sjia- cious ajianniei.ls.
Prui!i|itly un tb.e strnke of twelve, the bridal jiariy niarchetl into the front jjarlor. the briele leaning ujion the arm of her father, who gave her awtiy, and by Mi.ss Harriet Wray. a .sister of the groom, as maid ui Imnor. ami tlie Miss es Florence Knight and Olive Corliett as bridesmaitls. -wliile t!ie lillie .Mis.ses Ruth I.nngenecker am! E!,-ie Skid- nuire, nietes of the bride, Wi're ribbun girls.
The groon; was atlcnded li\- his bnither, .Mr. W. Le.-lie Wray. as („>st man, ami tlicy met the bridal cortege, just as it enlereil an alcove, over which a large wetiding bell was erect¬ ed, ami umier whith the mat riage cer¬ emony '.vas jierformetl.
Fulliiwing the ceremony, ;i rei-ejition was temleretl the hajijiy young tciujile, after which the weiitliiig breakfast was servetl by'cterer W. /.. Ketcham, of Hemjisiead, anti later in the day Mr. and .Mrs. Wray lefl on an extcndetl wet'ding tidji tiirougli tlie far west, from wliit il tliey d<i i;ol anticiiiate re- ai^rniiig until the^ ftiU. at _w!l^ieh time thev win tal%e "uji their residence in Pnin:<l-,-n.
SEAFORD
.^!is^ .lennie Knvall-i'. of P.a., is visiting .Miss .\iina .M. Hugh.
Shore
.•V young carjieiite-r has arrived al the home of .Mr. and .Mrs. .-Vnscl Raynor.
.-Vn.-el Raym.r has bro!-;.' trronml for a new h<iu-e near Washingtui  .\venue.
Miss .-Vmelia Crook is visiting her aunl. .Mrs. Chas.   Sojicr.   in   Brotiklyn.
•Mrs. Selah Bahlwiii ami .Mrs. George .•\ckerley have been visiting friends in Isliji.
.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taft of Free¬ jiort sjieiit Su'ulav*with their son. Rev. S. E. Taft.
Henry Keil am! William Trube of Brooklyn sjjent the Fourth with friends in this village.
Miss Florence Baldwin of Floral Park has been sjientling .several days with frientis here.
.Mis.ses Bertha Baetr and PCarl Nae- iler of Brooklyn spent the Fourth with .Miss .Mae Condit.
.Mr.   ami   .Mrs.   Cui vis   Smith   have removed to Kichmoml Hill, where Mr. Smith   has   secured   a   position   in the ['ost Office.
The Epworth League social beld at the Pi^r.sonage last Tue.sday evennig was a very enjoyable affair. (Jrapha- jihone and instrumental selections, and games were enjoyed.
The largest crowd in the history of the l>each jiatronized High Hill Beach on July Fourth, the local passenger craft In-ing crowded to their utmost capacity. The l>each is fast {i:rowin(; and the number of Summer cqttagem combined to make this duy a most suc¬ cessful one. Willmarth, the gonial pro¬ prietor, is still at his old stand, and has been said to "still wear the old smile that wont come ofT."