Nassau County Review 19110120

              Freeport Official Paper
FRKEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAV, JAN.  20,   1911
Vol. XVI, No. 12
FREEPORT  NEvVS
A meeting of the  N'lllago   B. Trustees will be lieM this eveni
Tfio annual i iimer  of   the Club occurs next Thursday e
John 11 wher;' hi; winter.
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Hev, D. A. .Ionian has ci 'structed a crosswalk for lienolit of the traveling public on West Lena avenuo.
R. A. Cornba jr., the electrician who advertises in this paper, has re¬ ceiver! orders to equip the Nassau (/'ounty Review office with throe elec¬ tric motors, one to run our typesetting machine and the others for job presses.
I'reeport  Council,   .Ir. (). U. A. .VL, wiil   hold its next class initiation   En- day evening,  February 3.    Tho annual ladies' night will be held  somo time in D.   D.   G.   M.    Winter  changed the   February, _-
date for installing tho officers of Free-
Amy Fenderson, infant,   died   Mon-       Monday evening the officers of Prog- y ; interment at Grcenlield Cemetery,   ressive Council. No. 00, D. of L., were
installed liy Deputy State Councilor Miss Flurence Merritt of Port VV;ish iiigtor;. A number of \isitoia were fircseiit. Following are tho officers: t'oui.ciior. .Miss Liia Raynor; associate councilor, .Minnie Wi,letta; V. C, Ida Van Every; asso.,—v^-sj-., Arravilla Ritchie; rec. uc.. .Mary Crevoiserat; asst. sec, Phebe 'J ryoii; I'm. sec, F]in- mie Mount ; treas., Henrietta Goidon ; guide, l.ei.iia HiHnor; I.(J,, Flora Goiilen ; (i. G., Annie Abbott; trustee. Alice Toombs. Tho Council will ini¬ tiate several members on their ne.xt ineeiing.  I'ebruaiy 0.
Mr. B.'dell arriva
aid  Mr.-
street   ;
it's a 1
Bl rgeii C. Raynor of "'   entertaining a new
The Freoport Bank and the First National Bank at tlieir directors'meot- ihga, re-6lettod all their officers.    /
The saw mill of tho  l-'reeport & .Mil- 111 Construction Co. had    another nar-
Local Topics
Geiting out of my local territory, I cai.not but wonder what moving pic¬ ture shows, "sacred concerts" and "foniiiis" on Sunday afternoon.* have to do with tariff re\isiun.
.And again.
Ijei-e IS what   the    Nas-^au   FJvcnt ef rii-ral Park says of one <.l its    pn.ri.in¬ eiit residents, who is alsi. the pr or of the paper meiilioncii:
Can you iiaino an abler, worthier, or more capable man for Village Presi¬ dent than Hon. .John Lewis Childs'.' -Mr. Childs is the one man in the vil¬ lage loibiy liest Iitted for the office and thu peii|ilo know it and wiil so register tlioir opinion iie.\t March.
News of the Churches      Dr. Carman Health Officer
The service of iia.,ling an.l s.mg. en¬ titled "The Stniy of a Pink i;o=r>''.was. very successfully reiidereil in the M. E. Churcii Friday night, to a larce and iiitertstcd audience. The service was under the direction of .Mr. I. H. Mere¬ dith of New York, who has tioen lead¬ ing the sinking for the past week, at net- tlie evangelistic services being held in the church. Miss I'lorence .Stiles read the story with a great deal of feeling. The stoiy wa-^ of tlie conversion of a young girl in the slums of New 'i'eik. It being so lieaiitifully rendered by the thoir and .Mr. .Meredith i.tid so feeling¬ ly by Miss Stiles, will leave a lasting ini[nssion on those who hoard it.
Notvvitiistanding the fact that Dr. Edwin t'arman was removed as Health Officer of Freoiort |.y State Health Ciiinmis^iioiier Porter, cif .Alluiny, some time ago, after an alleged hearing on chaigiB made against hun by Dr. T, Horace Evans, also of this place. Dr. Carman continues in such po>ition and the State Health autlmiilies at Albany address him as sucli.
Following the reiiuival uf Dr. Ciu- niaii, tlie \ illage Buard of Health ap- fiointed Dr. C. A. Newtofi as tempor¬ ary Iiealth miicer, imt when seen by a Brooklyn Times roiiortor, Dr. .Newton stated that he had never accepted the position, and no\er "'ill with thc ex¬ ception that should the village be witli-
port Lodge, I. O. O. F., and performed th(; ceremony laat Monday evening in¬ stead of waiting till Jan. iJ.'i, aa planned.
AI'.iiiG. Smitli is erecting a small and store ami residence on his property on tbe boulevard, corner Grove Street, to be occupied as soon as (it.ished. be¬ ing already rented.
. If 1 mav not seem loo pre-iiniptuius,
row escaiio from hre Tuofday   niornmg   i ^||, venture to suggest to tlie Milage
Board of Trustees, who will shortly  be
.Many of those in attendance brought   "u' " Health   Officer, he   would   funi
The local Red Cross organization reports^ the sale of .'5929 stan-jis this season ajjainst 19(i9 last year. Of those sold this year Kiefer's .sold 2470 and Smith & liedell were second   with
(;7(i.
A large   number   of   members    am'
The Brooklyn Eagle published re¬ cently the foiiowing article about Mrs. Eliza Ashdown, mother of Henry and F'rank Ashdown ;f this village:
The eightieth birthday of Mrs. Eliza Ashdown waa well remembered by her many friends hero (Hempstead) on Sunday last, "Eighty years young" waa the manner in which the Rev. W. H. Burgwin e.\tonded his congratula¬ tions to .Mrs. Ashdown, after services on Sunday morning.
For about s'.xty years Mrs. Ashdown has attoniled the Methodist ('hurch and
has beeen an earneat and regular mem-: ^'^rrington and Mrs. Carrington. ber.
Born in England, Mrs. A'shdown came to Uniondale in 1H')'> as a young mat¬ ron, with her husliand, the late .lohn Ashdown, who died about six years ago at the age of 92 years. The mother of ffve children, Mrs. Emily Newman, Ed¬ ward Ashdown an.l  Alfred Ashdown of
about 7 o'clock. 1 he alarm was sound- ¦2d for'call .'11 and tho Iiremen found a barn in the rear of the mill and about 20 feet away, burning fiercely. About an hour's work was necessary, the blaze heing under such headway that nothing could be done with the barn, i'.nd the mill was protected from the sparks till the danger was over.
It is not Known what caused the lire but it lias been a sort of sleeping j/lace for people looking for a cheap lodging house,   and it is thought it was   proba-
frionda of the Episcopal   Church of tho   idy sot atire from a match   dropped by
Transfiguration attended the recepti Wednesday evening at tho home of John D. Gunning in honor of and to in¬ troduce the new rocior, Rev. A. W. E.
The evening was very pleasantly passed.
one of these visitors. It was all ablaze when the alarm was sent in and the liiemen made a good showing in pro¬ tecting tho adjoining buildings.
preparing the budget for next year's taxes, the advisaliiiity of fixing tho fund for lire department purposes ade¬ iiuate for the growing needs of the village. I have been a visiter at the Board meetings for years, and in v r yet have I seen an appropriation for this fund made large enuf to carry thru tlie year witliout skimping. The department needs at least '..'I u feet i.f new hose, another hook and ladder truck and anothor hoso carriage. More Coulil be used to advantage—this much is a necessity.
Of  course  we  need   a  decent    fire
cither a pink rose or ' pink carnation, and twenty-five dozen of carnations and several do/en of roses were thus colk'Cteii. After the services, anyone in the audience who know of a person, aged, sick or for some reason not pres¬ ent at the meeting, and to whom a present i.I' . ne of the flowers wnuld be appreciated, hour she took ono of thein and gave it to the person as a remem¬ brance from the church. Hundrei thein were distributed thus < tliose absentees needint: comfort.
gate a huuse or take caro of a contag¬ ious disease if paid tho same as if he attended any similar c:ise of his own.,
"For instance," he said, "if they had an extensive fumigation they would have to jiay me .$10 to do it, and no such price as the salary of the Health (Itiicor would bring i*ne. It is simply the same as any other doctor in the village would tio. " ¦•ds iif- V\hen queried on the subject, .lolin ,i,,i,\j/~i>r^unning. President of the village, stated   that Dr.  Newton is the   Health
Oliicer at   iirosent, but J. W. Fitzsim- Noxt   Sunday   at   the  M. E. Church   nmns   and Dr. Carman, as Well   as Dr. the pastor, W. A. Richaul, will preach   Newton,   as shown l.y   his   statement, at 10:311 a. m. on "Tho Two Calls." at   think others.
A spectacular maak ball is announced to be given by a committee of   twenty at Sigmond Opera House on   Lined in's Birthday,   Monday   evoning,   Feb.   l.'l, with   music   by   an   orchestra    of    20 . pieces.     No   person   will be allowed to Hempstead, and Ilenry and Frank Ash-  ,).,„p^. without a mask   until   after   the down   ol   Freeport,    she is the   Inppy   g^and march.  Tickets are now on sale.
twenty-three  graiiil- ity    great-grandchiid-
grandmotlicr of children and two ren.
For over a half century Mr. and .Mrs. Ash'lown li\ed in Uniondale, the latter coming to Hempsteail on thi' death of her hu.-liiind.
Aa the evangeli.-^tic leader of the Hemp.-tead W. C. T. I'., Airs. Ash¬ down ii^ greatly interested in the cause ot temperance, and it is inspiring to I'ston to her prayers for the cause.
Mrs. Ashdown is still acfive, despite her advanced age. in church work. She is much beloveO and received about forty post cards with greetings for many happy birllulays to como. Flow¬ ers, and avviiiidoiful birthday cake with "HO" on the top, wore some of tho gifts. "Tho happiest birthday of my life" said Mrs. Ashdown.
In her girlhood she livod in Wil¬ liamsburg and remembers South Sev¬ enth stroet when an apple orchard grow to the water's edge. No atreet cars ran there, not even a stage. Grand street w>is simply a wide country lane, with a few cottages on it.
For Saturday Only Butter Peanut Brittle lOc Ih. It. DaSilva's
W. P. W. Haff, the largest Coal dealer on Long Island. The cReapest place to buy coal. Exclusive dealer in some of the best grades of coal,    c It.
Special sale. Tabard Inn member¬ ahip for 2.')C. Regular price L.'iO. Good all over U, S. aiul Canada. Thom¬ as Johnston Drug Company, Pharma¬ cists, 23 West Merrick Road, F'i^eport, N. Y.
Fire Council
At tbe monthly ineeting of tho Co.in- cil Wednesday evening, a request was received from Wide Awake Engine Co. that tbey be supplied with a hose wag¬ on to be placed in their headquarters on Church stroet.
Ihe following resolution was unani¬ mously adopted by the meeting: Re¬ solved, That the Chief be instructed to appear beforo the Village Board at O. F., were installed by I). D. G. M. their next regular meeting and reijuest of the health officer immediately and Winter and staff Monday  evening. a bond issue of at least    .$6,000 for tho   to know to whom t; apply.     I presume
Officers installed:    N. G., James W.   departniont funds for the coming yoar,   there   is    some   goxl   reason   for   the Cheshire; V.   G,,   Stephen    W.Hunt;   to incluile throe now hose wagons, at a   delay but cannot    imagine  what it can
7:30 p. III., the subject will be "The alarm system too, but there are at the j ,,j,^ ^^^^,^,, j,,^, service will be ev- present some evidently insurmountable objections to this being secured this year -the other appropriations, for hose, etc., the Board can make with or without a vote of the taxpayers.
angeliatic   and Mr, Meredith special chorus will sing.
This   has been the best Evangelistic   service   at
week of the the   M.    E.
To a Biiioklyn Times reporter over tbe telephone, Dr. Carman admitted that he IS acting as Health Officer, that he is sending health roperts, as usual, to the Health Dep'irtmont at Albany, that they are ajipaienlly accepted, and',that he   receivea   pay as    Health   Oilicer of
The officers of Fri'Oport l.mlge, I. O.
I cannot see what objection the "Powera that be" has to taking the pub¬ lic into their confidence in the matter of the appointment of a health officer. Dr. Carman is tho only man for tho office and his re-appointmoiit should not requiie any particular secrecy; tho residents   are   entitled to tho   services
Church.    Largo and growing congrega- the village.     He said while   tbere was
tions have attended   each   night.    The no formal re-appointment tho matter is
mcetingL,   have   about   them an atmos- well   understood   and    tbat he is going
]iherc of cheer and freedom that is very ahead and doing his duty and not   wor-
attraclive.  Tlie young people's nieeting rying aliout the future,
iilled the auditorium Sunday  afternoon When asked what he know about the
rec.   sec.   Miles S. Rhodes; fin.   sec,
: Archer   B.    Wallace;  treasurer,   .St P.
'Shea; warden, D, Frank Seaman; con¬ ductor, C. Wesley Golden; chaplain, Wiliiani   S.   Merrill;  R. S. S.,   Jamea
• Hanse; L. S. S., Eugene W. Hellend; R. S. N. G., Franklin Bedell; L. S. N. G.. Robert Muiray; L. S. V. G., Henry Vollmer; Inside Guardian, Kay¬ nor   R. ¦ .Smith;     Outside     Guardian,
; Charle.-s H. Russell.
The   second decree will   prubably be
: conferred upon candit'ates at tho nioet-
j ing next Monday night.
^
Chester A. Fulton haa nearly com¬ pleted his four room chapel on W'est Merrick Road, and it was used for the first time last Thursday. FVont- ing or, Merrick Road is the reception parlor,' fitted in mission style and oquipniont, the side walN being iiaii- elled and set off with scarlet burhifi. Tho ceiling ia a pretty stucco, with ex¬ posed beam effect. In the rear of the parlor is a chapel, with seating capa¬ city for 75 to 100 people. Its walls and ceiling are panelled, and tinted in sky blue. Beyond this ia a prepara¬ tion or working apartment, and in tho rear of all an up-to-date   morgue, with
concrete lloor.    All ihe windowa except   incidental expenses fronting on the Morrick Koad are paned with Floiiii'itine glass.    The building ia heated   by hot water, and   illuminate by electricity.
cost of not over i^GOU each, a new hook and laddoi truck at a cost of not over .$2r)00, I OIK) foot of new hose, now drop harness, otc.,«^i d insist on a delinite answer at once. If the Board shall re¬ fuse to allow same, a committee of three be ajipointod to draft suitable pe- titian or pt'itions for same, to be jire¬ sented to tho taxpayers, tlommittee to prepare a suitable statement of ac¬ tual condition'* of tbe dt'iiartment to bo prosontad to tlie taxpayers, also that the Board be roquesteil to dis|)ose of such old apparatus as may bo deemed unsuited to the requirements of the de¬ partment; committQo, Wiliiani F. Cor¬ nell, B. J. Loonam and Howard E. Pearsall.
Aftei a thorough discussion, the fol¬ lowing was adopted by the meeting as an estimate of department expenses for tho coming year, and which amount Ihe Trustees were requested to niace in the budget for the coming year:
bo.
and many decided tor Christ. The .Sijiiilay evening meeting also was crowded and was mfist impressive. The moot ings will close with a men's mooting Sunday, at 3:30 p. m. in Sig- never mond's Opera liouse, the evangelistic He said service Sunday evening in the churcli and a great closing juliilee Monday o\- ening.    All welcome.
case, Mr. Fitzsimmons. President of tho local Health Bi.ard. said that ho knew that Dr. (barman was acting as Health Ollicor, and that thoy would find a iiioro    conscientious   one.
The woman's prayer   nieeting
church aro very cordially invited t tfiul.
Just for fun, 1 wanted to see if m contemporary at Rockville (.'enti would correct a wrong statoinont   in
decent manner when caught positively,   Presbyterian Church Will bo held ii and so when they   publisht   that   false   chapel   next   Wednesday,   January article aliout tuxes being higher,   etc,   at throe o'clock.     All    women    of as I told you two weeks   ago,   I   wrote thetn what I co'isidered a   gentlemanly letter calling thoir attention to tbo   in¬ justice lif tbe article.
They jiublisbt the letter and say thoy regret the article "crept" into their column, and then go on to say that thev assume Mr, Supervisor Cox "either wrote or dictated the letter signed by Mr.  Pearsall."
They    can    assume   whatever   they
"Tho Stale Commissioner at Albany who removed Dr. Cainmn ajiparoiitly still recognizes him as the Health Offi¬ cer in tho village, as only the other day Dr. Carman received a letter from lho Commissioner, referring to some casis here, addressed to Dr. Edwin Carman, Health Doctor of Freeport. ..' Mr. i'ilzsimmons does not believe t'liere   will be any more   trouble in the
  matter,   and   thinks   that Dr. Curm'an
The ladies of the Baptist Church will   will continue to act   as Health   Physi- Id a bread and cake sale at the home   cian nf Freetiort -   limes.     ."'
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f Ihi till
the
of Mrs. J. H. Walling, 87 Sinith street, Satiu'dJiy, January 2, at 12:30.
A groat meeting for men only will be held in Sigmond's Opera House Sun¬ day   afternoon at   3:30   o'clock.     Mr.
1000 feet hose
Repairs to buildings
Supplies
Horse Hire
Janitors
Repairs to apparatus
Interest and Bond
.$1250.00 400.0(1 260.00 (iOO.OO 200.00 200.00 700.00 400.00
lilease, naturally, but I must tako the Grant C. Tullar of New York will entire blame for that article. Super- spoak and .Mr. .Meredith and a male visor Cox has shown hia ability to take chorus will lead the singing. Mr. Tul- care of his own affairs without tho Ob- lar has had a wide and successful ox- servers' assistance, pretty well, thank perienco with such servicea and speaks you. As I said I am considerably in- to men witli unique power. His sub- terestod III local tax questions and was ject will bo "DcluEions." All men aorry to see auch a misleading article will lie welcome, publisht and 80 ealled   thoir   attention
to it. As they made the correction, even if it was in ill grace, I am satis¬ fied.
And while on the  subject I have fig-
"The Dangers of Sleep" will bo  th Sunday morning sermon theme of Rov Charlos Herbert Scholey   at   the   First Presbtyerian Church
These Prices for January Only 5c White Desert  Dishes, 3c 5c P'lexible Pancake Turner.**, 3c 8c White Dinner Plates, .Sc 10c Decorated Cereal Dishes, 7c 10c F'rench Soup Dishes, 7c    ¦ 10c Long Tin Bread Pans, 7c 10c White Soup Plates, 7c 10c Chopping Bowls, 7c 15c Knife and Fork Boxes, 8c 15c Japanese Tea Pots, 10c 15c Sponges, 10c lOc White Cups and Saucers, 7Jc 15c Decorated Platters, 10c l^c Sleeve Boards, lOc 26c Snap Rat Traps. 14c 26c White Mixing Bowls, 18c 36c Cake Boxes, 19: 42c Parlor Brooms, 29c
$4,000,110 Ex-Chief  Cozzens was   appointed  a committee   of  one   to secure   suitable service outfit for the department chap¬ lain. Rev. Chas. Herbert Scholey.
ured this out closely and find the taxes   the evening ,sei»non will be "Is Religlo
are   18 per cent   lower in incorporated   a Delusion'.'"
villages and 14 per cont lower in other 	
Fourteen Vears Ago   -*
' (Items of interest from tlie Review  file : fourteen years ago this week i
Fred Greaves elected   a  member  of I Freeport l,odge of Odd Fellows.
Public installation of-'officers   in   Jr, I O. U. A. M. announced. j     G. Bennett Smith accepts a  position ¦ to manage the office of the   Lyndhurst : Bicycle Company at Newark, N. J. !     Surprise birthday reception tendered i Miss Carrie Miller. j     Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Kerr of Hemp- I stead assist in entertainment of W. F. j M. S. at Presbyterian Church.
Eugene   Mitthauer  of  Brooklyn    is visiting his sister, Mrs. Riley  Raynor.   .     ,.   . , ,, .    ,
j (Of course   Mr.   Mitthauer  moved   to   '" ^^is issue giving full particulars.
Tax Department
News of Interest for the Property Owners of the Town
Tax Department. Schod Taxes. Freeport—D   Frank Dikeman, Com¬ mercial Street.
Town Taxes. Joseph T. Hall, Receiver of Taxes. Town taxes are now due.      See adv.
I Freeport later and is still a resident.)
60c Bottles L.iquid Veneer, 38c '
$1.25 Copper Bot. Wash Boilers, 88c : *• One ten bbl. Leader Tank and Force $1.75 Copper Bottom Wash   Boilers, j Pump  for  sale  cheap; answer, Chas. $1.39 I K.   Haymaker,  Wallace St., above Sea- 7 Bottles Household Ammonia, 25c    i man Ave., Freeport, L. I. tf.
6 Rolls Atlantic Toilet Paper, 25c —	
11 Medium Weight Water Tumhiers, |     Single copies of the Review for sale
25c I at Greenblatt's, Railroad   Ave.; Kief-
12 Heavy Plated Soup Spooons, S8c
Rates.
Incorporated Villages $.42
Outside roatl tax .08
Board of Healtn .01
Valentine Day Feb. 14 A special   assortment of  Valentines at DaSilva's. It
places.
The communication of James H. Fair- brother in another column, relative to motor equipment of the lire department is worth reading and considc-ing. Motor equipment has been found prac¬ tical in various departments, and haa paat its experimental stage.
WANTAGH
Miss Kathryn Bachmeyer,'daughter of Mra. U tsch of thia village, and Andrew Buckley of Elmhurst were married at Memorial Church last Sat¬ urday evening by Rev. T. S. Braith¬ waite, the pastor.
The Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daughters will hold a pancake and sausage supper and social at the home of Miss Delia F^ussell next Wednesday evening. Ice cream will also be on sale. 'The proceeds are to assist in procuring gas fixtures for the Parish House.
Christian Science services will be held in the Hempstead Bank Building, corner of Fulton and Main streest, Hempatead, at II a. m., Sunday, Jan¬ uary 22; subjoct, "Truth." A read¬ ing room will be open at the above ad¬ dress every week day afternoon from 1 :30 to '), where Christian Science lit¬ erature may be borrowed or purchased.
The choir of the Church of the Trans¬ figuration are working hard on a play entitled "Shakespeare's Water Cure," to be given at Sigmond Opera houae on the night of the 22nd of February. This promises to be a very interesting and amusing affair and all their efforts are being spent to make it a great suc¬ cess.
The following appeared in a recent issue of the Eagle, appirrently coming from Albany :
STATE   IIEALTH   DEPT.   IGNORES DR. CARMAN.
Lively intereat was shown by the State Health Dcpartnient in the Eagle's story of Friday as to who is health offi¬ cer at Freeport. If Dr. Edward Car- rnan, who was removed a while ago frmii the office of heaith officer by State Health Commissioner Porter, has been ro-inatated, tho department knows nothing of such action, which is eiiuiv- alent to aiiiiou- eing that his removal still holds good.
The department nas been advised The subject "of '^""^ *'"'"'' I'^iJ'sician of Freeport is act¬ ing teinporariiy as health officer, but is positive Dr. Carman was not mentioned by the local officials as such temporary health officer. According to the Eagle story, I'resident Fitzsimons of the Freetiort Board of Iiealth, said that Dr. Carman had lately received certain communications from the State Health Department relating to some cases in Freeport. The deiiartmeni today de¬ nied that it has had any communication with Dr. (Jarrnan since his removal from tho position of health officer. It declares that it has neither written to him nor had any correspondence from him.
Health Commissioner Porter is wait¬ ing for the local authorities to advise him as to their choice for health officer, when his name will be entered as such in the department's records.
The Young People's meeting of the Presbyterian Church will be led Sun¬ day night by the Prayer Meeting (Com¬ mitttee; subjects, "The law of pre¬ vailing prayer."
More Preeport News oo Pag^g
12 Tea Spoons, heavy plate, 19c 100 Clothes Pins, 8c 10c Towels, 8c
10c Children's Stockings, 7c .<
It DaSilva'a
BELLMORE
The  Ladies'   Aid   Society of the M.
The orange party held at the home of Mrs. G. J. Harrison last F>iday eve¬ ning was a pleasing succesa. The orange tree was prettily decorated with electric lights and a couple of hundred oranges eacb containing a prize of'ome sort. A great deal of amusement was caused when the party opened their oranges and obtained their prizes.
Oranges and home-made candy, and cake and oranges were then in great demand. There were about 100 prea¬ ent, all enjoying themselves to the  ut-
At   the   services   in the   Memorial
  I Church   next Sunday   the  pastor  will
Don't    let   your    cough  reach   the  preach   morning   and  evening.    Mrs. er's. Review office and Gobetz'.   South ' chronic stage and imperil your general  Jackson,   the  organist, is   desirous of
Main atreet, and DaSilva's, West I^er-   health. Smith & Bedell, in their ad   in   forming the boys and girls into a junior   E. Church met a the parsonage  Tburs-  most the party breaking up about  half rick Road. tf.    ! this issue, tell what to do. It.   choir to lead the  singing in the  m6m-  day afternoon. past  ten.    The   proceeds at this party
ing service and will be glad to meet all ;   | amounted to about $62 dollars for  the
who desire to rehearse on Friday night \     Frank  Galet is  now  occupying  his | benefit of tbe Church of  the  Transfig- after Christian Encieavor meeting. new building opposite the post ofike.    I aration.
Valentine Post Cards, lOc doz.        It      A Long Island woman makes  Flesh- DaSilva's  more Salve; see her adv. in this paper.