Nassau County Review 19160324

              Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 24  1916
Vol. XX, No. 12
Freeport
Ih the Fraternal Orders!
Rooseyelt
Fwport amid yicMMty.
SinKl« copies of the Review  for sate alGraenbiatt'sand Braithwaite's, R%'|p
¦Mid    Avenue-.      Michnoff's,    Naatj \^     ..  .u . ¦ . .
Coarty   Review,   DaSilva's   and   (3   >    At  tbe  next   regular   meeting   of twU'b.   Main   Street;   DaSilva's.West, Masaapequa Lodge No. 822. Free   and
—  .        ,    .. . t_ .        ¦ .    .,        _«1     Frank S. Siwkekcr. Jr.. our authorizwl   rf;jre- ,
Doaci la th«^ Mcr«< frataniml arsamalioM at I ,e„„ti»i.. is in  thl« vill*4re »ver> Tuesday, and
. will be pl«aa^ to rei^ive 8p«cia] itrmfl. or mak« , ' •ppointmenti for callinK for tame.
Herrick Road.
HIGHWATER TIDE TABLE
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man ara for Handr  Hook,     Deduct   3Z midnt^.! fnr Heoipitaad Bar)
Accepted Masons (RockviMe Centre) Monday evening, April 3, the second degree will be conferred on five csndi- dates.
'   Captain and Mrs. H. Albin of Henry :
I Street, left   laat   week   for   Virginia,!
where they will spend several  weeka. ;
I     Harry Rowe and family are now oc-' ' cupying Mr. ^lien's  house  on   Henry;
I j Street.   '
I     About 85 members  of   the   Masonic ¦ 	
j fraternity attend»;(l the annual dinner! Lduis Paterick of New York has' j of the Fellow-Craft Clob or Maasape-1 rented one of Charles Behr's stores on . i qua Lodge of Kockville Centre at Long Nasaau Road and will shortly open m I Beach, Saturday evening. | ladies' tailoring shop.
!     About 200 gathered in Jhe Elks Club |     Mrs. Charles K   Hamaker. who   has ' ! House   Wednesday evening to witness I been confined to her home   durmg   the,
  ; the billiard mutch at    250   pointa   be  j P"t two  weeks,   is  now   able   to   be |
.„. Keynor has opened a ladies' furn- j tween Edward Csrdner and Ferdmsn.l { »bout again.       ^
ishingB emijuriom in the south store in i Poggenburg. both of whom are   form-;     ^iss Helen Losee ot East Hampton, the Americsn Theatre building. | ef'^ •""«»«"'' champions of the  Ur.itei    ^ j^^^^^   resident   of   Koosevelt.   has i
-   - ' btates.    The new profesaional billiard ; jeturnj.(, („ her Tiome,   after   apending '
Capt. G. R. Fennema is  having   hia ; table of the Club had been  erected   in : several weeks with her sister. '
launch overhauled and a new motor in-i the'center of the lodge room, andseala] 	
stalled by A. Emeigh at Bellmore.        1 w^re arranged ao   ihat   all   spectat<.iH|     ^jag    M^y   Sullivan,    formerly    of
  |had a good view   of   ihe  game,    'i'he, Colonial AvenuA,   spent   the   weekend
Charlea Jagga, for many years in | game waa finished in 28 innint^a, the the shoe business on Main Street, will I score 250 to 239. Following the game retire from busineas and cloae his | refreshments were served and dancing gtore. [followed.     The   committee   in   charge
—  Iwere: BilliurdH—L'O Fiahel, Clarence
The Freeport High School   Baseball | A.    Edwards,    Charlea   A.    .Sigmond.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary uf Rusaell Hose Co. held a St. Patrick's tea at the hoae hoUHe last   Saturday   evening
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team   will give a benefit   performance j Entertainment—Koland M. I.amb, John ! attended.     Che tables and walls   were at   the Crystal   Theatre,   Wedneaday, . B   Cartwright. Ernest S. Randall. [prettily decorated   for   the   occasion.
April 5; tickets, 10 centa. 1 -.     	
"    ' ' !     The Patriotic Circle   was   scheiJuled
The quarterly report of the Freeport i ^g ,^^^1 ^jj^ Mra. Carl Anton, at   her National Hapk, pjbliahed in thia iaaue. | home on Lakeview Avenue,   Kockviile
Centre, Thuraday evening of this week.
EK.NKST Pri'.sidfn'.-Kli It.
S. RANDALI. I
ViHiiLM'   of   Krfcport
FKANKi.lN  I;K1<1:I.
•The Old VViir ll<,i>f
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shows the excellent increase in re¬ sources of about $:<7,000 aince last re¬ port I
Miss Grace H. Carman of Brooklyn Aveaue won the prize speaking con¬ test of the 6th, Tth and Sth Grades at the Seaman Avenae School Tuesday afternoon.
Henry P. Libby, real estate and in¬ surance, is a new advertiser in the Nasaau Connty Review this week Mr. Libby has located his Freeport office in the Firsl National Bank baild¬ ing. where he is prepared to attend to all businesB in tne real estate and in¬ sarance line as before.   '
Progres-iive Council No. 66, S. and D. ot L., entertained their friends after their meeting on Tuesday even ing, March 21, about 5.5 being preaent to enjoy the ganies Dominoa, euchre and pinochle were played, and refresh¬ ments served.
Freeport Lo(ige No. 600, L O. 0. F., conferred the third degree upon seven canuidatea last Monday evening; atter which refreshments were served. Next Monday evening the regular meeting will be held bat no special work is planned for thia meeting.
The firat regular meeting of the new ;     ^he officers of Cassiopeia   Chapter, Village Board of Trustees will be held | Order Eaatern Star, were   entertained
next Monday evening, at 7 o'clock. Tbis ia the statutory meeting, provid ed by law.
The full Board of Trustees now con •lata of:
Erneat S. Randall, President Silaa A. Williams Henry L. Maxson Jobn Mahnken, new Franklin Bedell, re-elected
Miss Blanche Rhodes wo« the prize of $5 from the Elks Club, through the printing committee, for discovering tbe greateat nuniber of miaapelled worda in the soavenir program isaued by the Elks in connection with its big minstrel ahow. The prize was offered to induce reading the program. Misa Rhodes, who is deputy village clerk, discovered four errors in the program. She probably attained her   proficiency
jat luncheon by Mrj. E. S. Randall   on
Monday, March 20,    at   her   home   on
North   Long   Beach   Avenue.    Thoae
{ present were: Mrs. Ella Ronalds, Mrg.
J Emma   Stark,    Mrs.    Helen   Sproule,
1 Mrs. Lucy Van  Deusen,   Mrs.   Emma
j Watson, all   of   Lynbrook;   Mrs.    Ida
I Patterson,   of   Brooklyn;   Mrs.   Susie
Van Nostrand and Miss Helen   Millet,
of Baldwin; Mrs. Alida Forbell,   Mrs.
Jennie t-etry,   Mrs. Elizsbeth Merritt,
Mra.   Mary   Connor,   Mra.   Ida   Wild,
Mrs.    Malinda   Darling,    Mra.    Lillie
Ketcham, of   Rockville   Centre;   Mrs.
Sadie Garrison. East Rockaway;   Mra.
Elsie Sylvia, Flushing, and Mrs. Elvin
Edwarda, Freeport.
The annual country dance given by Progressive Conncil No. 66, Sona and Daughters of Liberty, in Brooklyn Hall laat Friday evening   was   a   very
from a course in   the   Nassau   County   pleasing afTair and a good   crowd   was
there to enjoy it. The committee in charge were: Mrs. John J. Dunbar, chairlady ; Mra. Elaie Johna, Mrs. Le¬ ona Raynor, Mrs.   Annie   Willis   and
Review aeveral years ago.
President-Elect
Randall Gratified
Cards were in order and favors were ' won by Mrs. Charlea Epple, Mra. Al i bert Pearaall and Mra. John McAvoy. 1 At the close of the gamea a light, luncheon waa served to all, following j which the ladiea were initiated inlo ; the mysteriea of the pool table under i the able leaderahip of First Aasistant; Foreman Claude Brotheridge. '
Among the recent viaitors noted in { this village are the fol'owing: At the [ home of Mr. and Mra. A. Earle, a aon, j born Friday, March 17. Mra. Earle waa formerly M$|b Ethel Leaee, daugh- ' ter of Mr. and Mrs John Losee. On I Monday, March 20, a son waa born to Mr. and Mra. Theodore Mulch. Mra. ' Mulch is known to many of our reai ; dents as Antoinette Edwardii, daughter , cf Mr. and Mra. Charles Edwarda.
The program at the Royal Theatre was varied a bit last week when Man ager Behr announced that he would run special feniare pictures on Tues¬ day and Sunday nights, and Wednea day and Saturday ni«hts there world be two acts of first-claas vaudeville interspersed with regalar film pic¬ tures. Laat Wednesday's attraction in the vaudeville line was Bob Dale, mu¬ sician, whose act was very pleaaing to the audience. Tomorrow (Saturday) night the ninth episode of "Neal of the Navy" will be preaented, featur¬ ing Miss Lillian Lorraine and William Courtleigh. There will also be a spe¬ cial aelection of photo plays and two big star acts ot vaudeville.
Word has been received frnm Mr. and Mrs. Tabb oi Brookside 'wenue that they had left Hoc Spring's, Ark., and arrived at St. Petersburg. Fla., last Saturday. Mr. Tabb is slightly improved in health. They will spend the month of Apr*l in Fla., returning to Roosevelt about the firat of May.
Randall Elected Freeport President
Mahnken and Bedell Trustees
Expresses Appreciation to Voters ih Special Interview to   Re
Miaa Mary Crevoiaerat.
At the last meeting ot Maasapequa Lodge No. 822, Free and Accepted Masona, at Rockville   Centre,   A'thur
      _         D. Noawortby ot thia village  received
"^^A-^ J n    _• i hia Entered Apprentice   degree.    The
view Editor and Promises an j .^^.^^^^ ^^^ remarkable   in that  the Efficient    and    Economical
Administration.
1 wiah to moat heartily thank the votera of Freeport for tbe confidence expreaaed in me aa abown by the reault of the ballots eaat today, which have elected me to be the Preaident of our Village of Freeport for the coming year. I wish alao to thank those of my frienda who have worked so hard and faithfully tu bring about tbis result. Worda cannot expreaa my most heartfelt appreciation.
The campaign baa been con¬ ducted along the moat gen¬ tlemanly and honorable lines •nd for which no apolegiea need by made.
For myaelf I pledge to thA taxpayera and reaidenta of Freeport tbe moat efficient •nd economical •aninistration of tbe affairs of tbe village that lie* in my power. I shall strive to produce tbe beat re¬ sults •t the leaat poaaible coat and withoat fear or fav¬ or,
~ Try my ipccUl box of cat flowera. 78c for the weekend. C. R. Ankera, foriat. Koekvill«C«atre, L. I.; tele¬ phone connaetion; delivery anywhere.
communication waa attended by Ar¬ thar Nosworthy, father, and Joaeph B. Nosworthy, grandfather of the can¬ didate The father ia a member of Maaaapequa Lodge and thn grandfather of Piatt Lodge of Brooklyn.
Following the initiation, the Nos- worthya, three generationa, enter¬ tained a number of tbeir friends at dinner at the Blka Clab House.
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Regular servicea will be held as Js- ual at St. Paul's Epiacopal Mission on Sunday with Sunday School at 2:45 p. m., and evening aervice in charge of the lay reader, Leighton Nugent, at 7:45 p. m.
The Junior Guild will meet this Fri¬ day at the home uf the directress, Mrs. M. J. Place. Naaaau Road. The young ladies are planning to hold an enter tainment after Easter, but have not decided yet as to what kind it will be.
The Woman's Guild met yeaterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stew¬ art, Charles Street and Whitehouse Avenue, Mrs. Lockwood, acting presi¬ dent during the absence of Mra. Tubb, would be pleaaed to meet any ladiea of the pariah who are interested in the work of this society. •
The Altar Guild will meet thia com- jing Monday at the home of Mra.   Mun- Firemen Are   Appreciative  roe,    directress,     Hempstead-Babylon
llurnprke.     Several members   of   thia pariah have become   members   of   tbe
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I Editor Review:—
I We are very grateful to the taxpay- j era of Freeport, for voting us the new i houae for Hoae 3, and the tractor for I Engine 1, at the Village Election on I Taesday, as we were confident they ' would when the need was made known. I We shall endeavor to bliild ior the 1 future when the new bouse ia erected, : and to secure a tractor for tbe ateamer I that will fulfill the high standard of efficiency demanded of our fire appa¬ ratua, so that no taxpayer will regret appropria-
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! having  granted  us  theae ' tiona.
Bender'* Heat Market qootes pricea IB thia weok'a adv.
'   Advartlaemaat.
A great deal of credit for our aac- ceaa is due the editors and represents tivea of the Nasaaa Coanty Review, Naaaau Post, South Side Obaerver. Brooklyn Timea and Brooklyn £agle, •II of wbom whole-heartedly aup orfied as in placing the faet* before tfae voters.
Very aincerely yoars.
Howard E. Pearaall.
Cbief. Bdsrard Riee,
Captain Ekigine 1. A. L. Clark.
Captai" Hoae 3, Freepoft Fire Dept
Altar Guild Asaociation of New York. Thia afl[iliation entitlea the AltarGuild to send a delegation tb the monthly meetings ot tbe Asaociation which are held in the Parish House of St. TliomaH Churcb, New York. This will be one of the important topics of the meeting on Monday. It is hoped that by hav¬ ing tbia repreaentation tbe local mia¬ aion may derive some benefit.        ^>!^^l
Baaineaa in Fire Department
Tbe Booaevelt Fire Department  oy
William F. Pearaall,   cbief,   haa   aub
mitted tbe following conciae report of
its work for ita firat year, as followa:
Rooaevelt, N. Y.. Marcb 1. 1916. To the Town Board of the Town of Hempatead, N. Y.:— Tbe Rooaevelt Fire Department of Rooaevelt, Town of Hempatead, Naa aaa Coanty, N. Y., hereby makea a re¬ port of i(8 receipta and expendiiures under and by virtue of a written con¬ tract made and exiating between it «nd the said Town for fire protection at Rooaevelt, aforesaid, as followa:
Receipts March   1,   1915,    amount   on
band $0000.00
April 1. 1916, on or aboat re- cieved from Hi ram R. Smith, aa Superviaor of the Town of Hcmpstead under aforeaaid contract (1000.00
Merrick
Thi««>!umn Ismlitnd by R*v. Vi. H. l.iH*bnuidt tnd all items nhould be sent to liitn tn insun^ in- •ertion undor this besidinit.
, Services at the Church of thf Re¬ deemer Sundsy, tbe third in Lent, at 11 A M. and 8 o'clock P, .M. Morn¬ ing Prayir and .-ermon. Evening Pruyer and sermon. ''he Church School meets in the Parish House each Sunday at 10 A. M. Tht Camp GroL'nd Sunday School meeta weekly at 3 P. .M. in the fire hall of Company No, 2 on Camp ^ve.    Thf Woman's   Auxi'i
Belimore
Vnink Kuliprts is our ^^»ppp•entali^ .¦ m IWlIn and vicinity.    All orders and nrwF ieft with »-iM receive thr same careful atti^iiion office.
Regular services a', the M. F, I'har every Sunday morning at 10:30; even ing at 7:30; Sunday    Srhool in the ternoon. at 2:80 ; preaching hy th-, pa tor, Rev. B. F. Ray.    All nre welcoii to the«e serviees.
' Miss Evelyn, daughter nf Mr. Mrs. A. G. Nock, ol I'tteport, Jease I,, aoa of Mr.   h;id   Mrs.   Henr
ary meets weekly in the Parish House \ q Smith ol thia village, were married^ at 2.30 P. M. to aew for Miasions and i g^ j^e home of thu bride'., parents, on local needs; tea at 4 o'clock. The G. rhuraday of last week. Immediately F. b. meeta on Fridays, The Boy „ft„ 5^,^ ^g^g^p^j, j^p happv couple Scouts meet on Tuesdays at 7,30 P. ' dep«fted on a honeymoon trip to the M. Cooking School sessions are held Catakilla. Thev returned t>n TueaJav on   Saturdaya   at 9.30 A. .M.     Special . ^^^^ g^e n-m re.<i.linK in Freeport.  Mr.
cottage   on Avenue   in
V...   .j-....u»j=   => .,.1.^      v.,.^,^.... , gp,^ ^J^, p„^^, recoiling in rt
Lenten aerviee  during   the   aeaaon   "t   j,,„j,(, t.xptct;< to build   a 1.20 each   Fri.lay of a halt hour's   da-   his property on St. Marks
riition. (1 to a hurch .'."rk.
A cordial invitatiiin i." extend tl) hliend the -^lervices of thi.'" &n(l   unite   in   its   community
F. G. Hill i?   the Dodge car.
"¦wncr   ot    K   new
I, W. Kirch ha.a purchased the cars ¦f Henry J, McCord recently advi-r- ' i-^ed for sale,
Mr, ami .Mrs, George Wood aro in Syracuse, N. Y. wli^rr Mrs, Woods' niotht-r died on Tuesday.
the Spring and to ti nl . this village his permanent resiiiiii. . Jesse is one ' of the popular young ii^en of our vil¬ lage and is employed by the Long Isl¬ and   Railrpad at l.ynhrr.ok.
Jobn J. GanglefT, who has heen orit- : ieally ill at hia home on Bedfori Ave¬ nue, of pneumonia, is improving slow-
ly-
William Billings and family have returned to thrjr home here after paas¬ ing the Winter in Brooklyn,
Chas, Kupfer of ihisi Village, aatud- f^nt at Washington and Lee   I'niversi-
Willihin   H.   .^milli waa taken   aud¬ denly ill while entering the local   post ,,       ^ ...     ,,        office on Saturday of    last   wt^ek.     He
ty, Lexington, Vs.. has mH.le the Var-, ^^^ r^n.oved to hia   home on Bellmore Bity Debating   Team and is asaociated •¦ y^^^.^y^   ^,,^^.,6 he has aince heen   con¬ fined.
ii> many other Campus artivitiea; lit¬ erary, music, Y. M. C. A,, publica tioi.s.     Good for Charles 1
John Macy, who hi.s ;beeti   sulleriiig „.,       .,, 7   T^ , r     ¦ s.    .     I from   pneumonia   for   the   past   four
The village   la   indebted   to   Martin, ^.^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ,.„^   recovered   as   to  be Wright and H. H. Cammann's men for j ^j^,^. ^^ ^^ ^^.^^ once more, paths plowed during recent storma and j
many have expreaaed their apprecia | ^J^^J ^,(.^1 [jHsehall team are wonder- tion. The matter of regular care foi-' jj^^ ^|^^,j, (,,^.,^, ^^jn i,^ ^ble to start lowing snow storma is one for the ^ p^^j.^^^.,, vVitli the firat game sched- Civic League to take up, as doubtleaa- i yj^^j ^^ly ,-,y^ week;, away, they begin ly they will, and though the   needa   ofj ,,, j-^,^| (^^^ „ppj „f   „ome   exerciae   to
' the pn^i-nl .season are probably |)aat in this ine, make provision for suc¬ ceeding   winters.    Big   bodies   move
, Biov>l>, liut Wu iiave only praiae fur the Merrick Civic Leagoe IncorporBted.
('mtia H. Bowne'a name will be pro ! poi-ed for leader of the Democrata in ' this district. Thinga are looking up , for the Democrats   when    nmn of Mr.
Bowne'a type can he aecored   for   thia
leadership.
Supervisor Smith
remove the kinks ot the Winter. What's the mailer with startinx a snowball tight, boya'.' This ought to serve the purpose.
Miss Marie Munkenbuck, who in¬ jured one of her legs in a fall from tha
' achool house sloop aboul six weeks ago, ia again able to lie ahout, although ahe hae nol   recovered   sufliciently   to
; attend achool.
' Capttiiii Charles Baldwin is having hia yacht remodeled and a new   entjine
a Candidate! installed at Emelgh's ship yards.
TO THE PUBLIC Owing to extenaive alterations about i {
to ba made in tbe Arcade BoildinK and | TOWH TaXCS Due I
4esiring larger quarters, I bave decid 1 j^.^jpt h. Foater. Receiver of Town 1 •d to occupy tbe atore in t^e William ] Tmbs, is now collecting tbe taxea at 1 G. Miller Block. No. 84 Soulh Gro e 11^, Town Hall, Hempatead. The tax '. Street, April «rd. My new atore will j ^^ ^e paid without extra percentage , ba decorated and arranged to QUIt   tbe  „„^ a-.ji 4 !_     .
nrtiairementa  of   a   firatclass   mosic | IT *'__';     Jotal amo-int received
•tore.    Pianoa. plaiyer pian sandtalk-      "Leap Year" ia Ibe legendary   timei Expenditures
ing machinea will be, oHered  the  pur- j ^hen women are   privileged to "Bsk"  By Roosevelt Hoae Company No   1
ebaaing public at tempting pricea  and 1 for what they want.    It eppliea to the   jjj 5
«MJ tarms. _ aearcb for poailiona aa well aa of hoi-< April 28, Naaaaa Light &Gna
I banda.
I). FRANK SEAMAN lie-elected Tax i'-.,lector
S. DIMON SMITH Re-elecliHl \'illagc Treasurer
$1000.00
H. J. Raymore.
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AdvarttoMBeoi
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Buy goi,() cos. l-l uie righ: price If any mercbant ia to earn a fair Freepore Co.' ' ''¦ '-. Mmn .'>t. ;, prnfjt from yuar trade, ss some mer Tel. 3:f-| i chant wilt —wheth r a horne  merchlnt
or a meii order concern- -is it   not    in
your interest to have that   profit   stay
here ai bome, where it willbe utilized
^""''-  ' a cough   syrap   in loeal activitiea, and   wbere some of
which they ar •   recomm-ndir^g  highly I it will be sure to find its way back   to
in Iheir ii.KertT..en)'nt this week. you? '
, A.1v,rtjB-in-at   | Ai^rartla-mm-
Ailvertlacment.
Pliins lu Succeed Editor   Slile.^' as Dis-
.  irict Committeeman,
,      Hirani IJ. Smith,    Supervisor of the
i Town of Ilenipsttad, hus sent out cards
announcing himself as a candidate   tor
District    Comniitteenian of the   Tenth
Election    Dist/ict,     This    position   is
now held liy Janiec E. Stilea, who waa
elec ed by the Superviscr's   assistance
laal year
John !'. I'lirtwright Is also a candi¬ date for the oflice, 'Which carries with Jt mimbership in the Republican County liotnmitiee.
1310 Votes Cast
A real snowstorm on   Election   Da.v morning and aloppy walking in the af ternoon didn't keep our citizens   away from the polls   for   Village   Election, votes being eaat at the rate of 250   an I hour during the buaiest times,   from 2 to 3 and from 6 to 8 o'clock. j     When President Lamb declared   the' I polls closed at   8   o'clock    ballot   No. 1310 had juat been paaaed   out.       The laat ten votera: j 1310 Frank S. Johnaon
18U9 Albert E. Allen
1308 W. R. Nygren
1307 Edward Mertz
1806 Willlam Miller
1305 William W, Buach
1804 R. A. Miller
r^oa Charles F. Young
1302 E. C. Smitli
1301 Emil Schmidt The polls were opened by Presidenl Lamb promptly al 2 o'clock. Trustees Beedll, Randall, Maxson and Williama, '. Village Clerk .S. P. Shea. H. E. Rid¬ er. H. A. Walling. H. E. Pearsall and Walter B. Cozzens assisting.
In the first hour 260 votea were ?ast, four of them being women, namely:
Marie L  Campbell
Katie Miller
Lilla M. Humphrey
J. M. Wiggins In the firat fifteen   minutes 75 votes were cast and 260 in the firat hoor, the ; firsl ten voting being;
Cfidman Frederick
William G. Smith
George B. Geller ,
Leo Fiahel i
A. B. Wallace \
K. E. Donaghy ',
George Miller
C. A. Edward*
Rusaell Randall
H»nry Verity
Vote Compared
With Other Years
1916 Lamb 607
Johnaon 578
For Truatee. William* received 525, Maxaon 458, Frank M. Smitb 435. 1914 Larob 654 !
Cox 611 i
1913
Ccx 579 I
Stevens 3'JS
Elliaon 212
In tbis year   Rohert   Welden   made 1
tbe th-r record figures nf 660 for Tru*  !
' Captain Arthur Horn has had quite an addition eonatructed to his liouae boat, llope you'll have use for hoth the hiiii»e bout and addition --iiiiic dny, captain.
Josi^ph VVanzer had a nurrow e.'-cape ftom drowning on Mondiiy of this week, Mr, Wander had been ffliiig on the ice. when it suddenly gave way beneatli liim, ami oifi.ie he ciuld reach the hiinU III' iToke tliioii,''i several tin>'S, in fact Joe Was obliged to exert all llis skill ol an oM-time Imyman to elTect !i landii.,:;.
Hymeneal
11, MillREY -HART Mrs,   H,   V.   Humiilirey   announces the engagement of her daughter,    Mil¬ dred Paulina, to Franklyn Palmer Hart of New York City.
I PEARSALL    KAYNOK
The tiftieUi annivfrsary of the we J- ... ding of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Kaynor WHS celebrattd last Friday evening, at the home of their snn and dau.-htcr, Mr. and Mrs, .M. rvin Kaynor, 63 Church Street.
During the evening manj relatives and friends called to wish the couple inany happy returns, Mr. and Mrs. Kaynor have always reaided in thi* village, and have alv.ays ;)een actively ide'itified in the work of the Methodist Epiacopal Church. Mr. Raynor is a carpenter by occupation.
Mr, and Mrs. Raynor'a three aon* and Iheir families were present al the celehrauci). The aona are: Wilbur Raynor, vice president of the S(>ath Side Obaerver, of Rockville Centre; Elmer E. Kaynor, village policeman, and Mervin M. Rxynor, connected witb th" electrical department of the New Vork Telepbone Company.
SIMON MILLER Ethel, daughter uf Mr*. Beaaie Sim¬ on, ot 116 Weat 114th Street, New York City, and Abram E. Miller, jew¬ eler, ot Main Sireet. Freepori, wer» married bunday, Marcb 19, at noon, by Rabbi Max Freid, of Temple Ater- eth laiael, al the home of the bride.
Mr. and Mra. Miller went on a abort trip to Atlantic City, and are now atopping witb Mr. and Ur*. Friedman, South Main Street.
To Enlarge Drug Store
Fred'k H. Plump bs*   signed a long term contract with   William G. Miller for the   drug store   now  occupied   by him on Railroad   Avi-nu".    Tha  *tor* 1* to be enlarged to take in the preaent Arc* e. about doubling the   apace   for displ*y, *nd giving more tban   doabi« the room for the soda   and   ice  creafl) busine**, wbicb   ba*   grown   to  a   r*> ! markable   extent.      The    remodeling ^^ work will begin   a*  *oon  a*  weattMtf j conditiona albw, and will be pothed M j repidly a* poi*ible.
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