Nassau County Review 19160630

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Nassau County Review
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916
Vol. XX, No. 26
Freeport
SidkIc ropi<?» of th» Kevi»w for rair at Gr«>n- bl»tt» »n<i Brmithw»it« 1. lUilruad A%fnu»; Mich¬ noff ¦. N»«»au Couniy K»vi»w. Da.Silv»'i and (iotctz'K. Main Street; Sidney Smilh«. Wwt Merrick Ra«l.
HIGHWATEK TIDE TABLE
Tli«»e timiM ar» foThai.iiy  Hook.     Deduct a".!
News of the Churches jin the Fraternal Orders Ex-President Taft
to the Graduates
Subject   of    S.rmofu.  Scnricvs   of    th« .nd other doints in the cburcb«. .Jld church .oci.ties
Catholic, on Sunday
-The time for the   masses s   7:30. 9 and 10:30 a. m.
niDOtvn fr>
Friday June
Saturday July
Sunday
Monday
Tueaday,
Wedneeday.
Thursdhy.
Friday
Saturday,
Hnmp9t«ad bay)
I Doing, in  ih. locret fraternal organixationi  of Freeport and vicinity.
Elks.—Nine members of Freeport Lodge, B. P. O. Elks, enjoyed the fra¬ ternal visit to Bronx Lodge laat Thurs¬ day evening.
3J 1
8:10 p. m.
8:48 p. ID.
9 :24 p. in.
9:66 p. m 10:28 p. na. 10:59 p. IB. 11:86 p. Rl. 12:18 a. m.
1:06 a. m.
First Charch of Christ. Scientist.— Serfices Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, i The Patriotic Circle v»ill holdadom- Henipstead Bank Building; subject; ino and euchre at the home of Mrs. next .Sunday, July 2, "God." 'Arvilla Ritchie, East Railroad Avenue,
The Ladies' Gaild of  the   Episcopal Church wili hold a strawberry festival
this Friday evening, June 30.
Mrs. Aurelia Williams, presidenl of in the basement   of   the   church   next! the Woman's Relief Corps,    has   been
Thursday evening, July 6.
A   bhi.d   of   gypsiea   on
The regular monthly business meet- Broadway I ing and social of tbe-C. E. Society   of
attending the convention of the man's Relief Corps at Utica, N. this week.
Wo- Y.,
Tuesday   were hustled out of town   by j the Presbyterian Church will   be   heid
Captain Darenberg.
in the chapel   next   Monday   evening, July 8.
The store front of George   Raynor's —
grocery on Merrick Road baa been  re-!     Lutberan.-The     annoal    ^onday modeled giving more room in the store  School picnic will be held on   Wednes- aiid for op-to-date window displays  of  day. July 19.   in   the  woods  on   East the select line  of  gooda   Mr.   Baynor ; Seaman Avenue. ^.jii.j.jgg Services Sonday at the usual hours,
  10:30 a. m. and   7:46   p.   m.    Begin-
, ,..,,     . ning next Sunday, July 2, the   Sunday
Howard S. Walters of Miller Avenue   g^.^^^^,   ^^^ .^^^ session in the   morning is secretary and treasurer ef the Wal-, ^^ g .jg ^.^^^^.^^. Luther League   meets
ters Buboer Company, which has lo¬ cated a warehouse at Mineola, as Long Ifcland distributors of Federal tires ami Walters Red tabes.
at 7 p. m.
Baptist. —Rev. William Brecken¬ ridge, pastor, will preach at both ser¬ vices Sunday. At 11 a. m., subject. "Sirs, We Would See Jesus ;"  7 :4r) o.
Masonic—The annual outing of Massapequa Lodge No. 822, F. and A. M., waa held to Bine Point Saturday. A large number of the brethren from Preeport and vicinity were in the party.
The Helping Hand Sewing Society of Alpha Council No. 11, D. of A., will meet at the Summer bome of Sis* ter Zillah Pearsall, Point Lookoat. Tuesday, July 11. Members will meet at Ellison's dock at 9 a. m.
The D. B. P. Mott Post Woman's Relief Corps will hold ita annual beach party to High Hill Beach on Thursday. Tuesday being a legal holiday 1 "Sirs, We Would See Jesus ;" 7 :4r> o. ' July 13 ; boats will leave Patterson's (Fourth of July) the Postoffice, print- m., subject, "They Watched Him; dock, foot of Raynor Street, at 9 ing office, banks and most of the other  There."    All are invited to these ser   : o'clock; tickets 26 cents.
business places will be closed all   day. ; vices.     Visitors who are here for   thej     " 	
The Postoffice will   be   opened   in   the   Summer will meet with a cordial  wel-!     Woman's Relief Corps.—The   Buay morning, until 9:30. come at our   church.    Sunday   School' -
 — ,at9:45 8. m.     Mid-week   prayer   and
There was not a (luoram at the meet-   Biljle study   service on Thursday   at 8 ing   of   the   Freeport Bosiness   Men's   p. m.
Association   Tuesday evening, and the 	
meeting was adjourned to a later date. Mrs. Etta J. Carman, Brooklyn Ave- The olficers of the association for the noe, superintendent, planned special enduing   year are to be elected at this i exercises, jyith refreshriTents, for   the
Bee Sewing Circle of D. B. P. Mott Corps No. 139 will hold its next sew¬ ing at the home of Sister Sarah Chris- I tenson, Independence Avenue, next ' Thursday afternoon, July 6. the last meeting was held at the home of Sia- i ter Hattie Chester.
tirnt
A maid employed by a Summer resi dent oil I'ine Street appealed to the police for aid m obtaiiiinK her euit case Tuesday.    She claimed she want
closing season of the L. T. L. Children's   Home   at   Mineola,
at   the which
I. O. 0. F. — In Freeport Lodge No.
was held on   Wednesday of this  week, i <5t)0 Monday evening   the   first  degree
....   ; ^ag conferred on John   Moseman   and
Methodist.—Tha Knights of Metlio-1 Joseph Hirsch. disin are to hold the   last   meeting   ofl     The election of officers   took   jilace;
refused until certain other matters were cleared up. She was later al¬ lowed to remove the case.
DO YOU KNOW?
ed to leave, but the suitcase had   been   the Summer this Friday   evening   and   Harry A.  Walling was   elected   Noble
have invited the Minute Men of the! Grand and William E. Sadd, Vice Presbyterian Chorch, with their pas- Grand. Past Grand S. P. Shea was tor, to be their guests. R. H. Boggs elected representative to the Grand of Roekville Centre, a suceessful work-' Lodge, with Past Grand Frank M. er among boys and young men. ia to i Smith as alternative. That OUK sick and   wounded  are  speak to the boys. Next Monday evening,   July   3,   in-
being shipped out of Mexico every The Epworth League will have an ' stallation of officers wiJl be performed day? excursion to Point Lookout  on   Satur-. by   Diatrict   Deputy    Grand   fdaster
DO you KNOW? : day, July 15.    Boat will sail from the \ Chester L. Gardener and his start.     It
That one fair-sized battle would dock at foot of Haynor Street at 2 :80 ; is desired by the Lodge that all mem Uhe up ALL the available surgical p. m. The price of ticketa i.4 36 cents, i bera attend this installation and help diti-sings of the American Red' Holy Communion and reception of | make it a great success. Light re Cr ,8d? members will take the plsce of the us- i freshments will be served.
DON'T YOU THINK? ual sermon next Sanday  morning.    Inj 	
That it's about time we considered   the evening Dr. Curtice will speak  on AMERICA FIRST? "The Flag and True Patriotism."
MAYBE YOUR MAN |     The Campfire   Girls   held   a   supper
is going.    Join the American Red   and   entertainment   in   the   chapel   of Cross,  and DO IT NOW! , the church Saturday evening.
Application blanks   can   be   secured | --       —
at Nassau County Review office. Hymeneal
Membership $1 • year. 	
  Wedding    Bells.—Several    licenses
Civil  War Veterans Meet'f""-!?""¦*»««« *l''W'«f °^;«'"«j' "*
.the Town Hall in the   last   few   days. The ironsides Veterans  Association i purther particulars aeem unobtainable of tbe 176 Regiment, Infantry,   N. Y.   j„ j^j^ S. v., which was  mastered  into   ser-.
vice in Jainaica. L. 1..   December  22, PuWERS—SEIGMAN
1862), celebrated thi. week, the fifty.       ^j^^  Carolyn   Helen   Seigman  and third anniversary of the  Battle of La-  j^j,^^ ^^^.^ p^^^^^ ^^^^   married   last
fouche Crossfng, La., as the gueats of; Saturday. Rev. Joseph Smith,   of  tbe the women of the King Manor Associ.' ation, in the historic King Manor, Ja¬
maica.
' Church of Our Lady of Loretto, offici¬ ating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.   Cbriatian   Seigman,   of
Jr. O. U. A. M.—The Couneil room of Freeport Council No. .57, Jr. 0. U. A. M., was crowded last Friday even¬ ing at the institution of Freedom Council of South Ozone Park. Dele¬ gations were present from General Wayne, General Francis Marion, Ethan Allen, Franklin, Brooklyn and Union Councils of Brooklyn, and Lynbrook, Valley Stream, Woodmere, Rockville Centre Councils, Success Council of Hempstead and Eagle Council of Ami¬ tyville.
Accompanying State Vice Councilor Charles W. Lewry, jr., aa his staff were State Secretary Charles W. Lisle, State Treasurer Webster A. Nesbitt, Deputy National Councilor Petei R. Brown, National Conductor Henry Kleiat, National Representative
only a few of the thirty-two .urvW- ^ ^^^^^:';^r?t^^'T the I i^, ^.ili^^l.^-^ ^rS'
way  ones,   aMoring    tbeir  comrades tbat they were preaent in spirit if not i in person.
George A. Fanjoy of Fraeport was j 'One of the membert in attendance at; the re-union.
Do Your Mite
mg members, who are 'cattered all ^^^ ^, „^ ^^^ j,„ j^j,„ T. Powers over the coontry, ware able to attend, ^, p^eport. The bride wore a white bat there were lettera from  the  fara- j ^,^j,, traveling gown and carried lilies-
i of-the-valely. The maid of honor was her aister. Miss Gertrude Grace Seig¬ man, who aleo wore white and carried : a bouquet of sweet peai. Tbe best I man waa Robert Miller, of Freeport. I A new bome for Mr. and Mrs. Powera : is' being erected on Southside Avenue thia village. Mr. Powers gave bis Application blanka for membership j b»chelor supper laat week at Preeport, in  the American   Red CroM  Society I •«<!«'•• Seigman was tendered a mis-
(dnes $1) can be obUined at the   Nas-1 """n*"""-hower by many fnends   at ^^^ ^^^ ,^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^   j^„.
aau County Review office. her Villa Coart home recent y. ; ^ Councilor in  the  second  de-
  Mr. and Mr.  Power,  left nn a bon-, Twenty.five candidatea from the
Cannot Sell Noise f^^^^^^ ^S::S I^^Tott'^^^^^^^
Captain  of  Police  Darenberg   ha. I re.ide  in  FreepoJt,   wbere  they  „. : °»«'~'" """'P'^***^ ""^•"'•'•^*''* *'"*« notiOed  all   .toreke«pera    that   it  is '¦ erecting a house on Southside Avenue. I   *K'««'-
againat the  State  law  to  aell  blank :   |     Thi. meeting wa.   also  the  second
cartridge*.    Youngatera bave been ua-!   Slimmer Ferry Schedule  ! nomination nigbt the only new one be-
I     Tbe Great  South    Bay   Ferry  co. ' j."*'"i'^ ""'"^'-T"""""' *»»*  »' i open. it. new .cbedule today (June 30) i "*^* °^ *'"'" ' to be in effect  the
Richard Ketcham   and State Sentinel, Harry Burroughs.
In the absence of State Cou.ncilor Kelder the work of inatituling the new Councilor waa placed in the hands of National Representative Tuniaon, a recent Past State Councilor. The in¬ itiatory work of tbe evening was per> formed by the degree tearria of Free- port Council, asai.ted by Paat Coun¬ cilor Purdy of Brooklyn Council, who delivered the Vice Councilor', lecture and Pa.t Councilor Ketcham of Gen¬ eral Francis Marion Council of Brook¬
ing these cn the atreeta for .evreal day. and it waa found neceaaary to abate tbe nuiaanee.
Smith A Bcdall tell about a aaaaon* 1
•bie akin tonic In tbeir adv. tbii week. |
A4vartlaamaat. 1
.eason.    The trolley car. of the Free- j
port Railroad Co. leave   the  Freeporti"""""^'     ..
Railroad Station at Grove Street every  y"*'-^**'"'*^"®'
I half boar and connect with  tbe  Great
Watcb tbe colamna of tbi. paper for | S'Oth Bay Ferry Co.   boat,  for  High
foture announcement, and  detail,  of  ««''B«ch.    Nas.au-By-tbe  Sea^   Sea
tbe largeat pleaaar* event ever ataged ; Edge. Point Lookoot and Long Beach
cn Long laland. ' ^be Great South Bay Ferry Co.'. fleet
ELKS FAIR AND CARNIVAL.      ! «* *•»•<.• *¦ th« finest on the .outh .ide.
PATCHOGUE. N   Y ; cunai.tmg of the  Salem,   Sea   Witch.
Aug. 12th to 19th. in'jlaiiw j Sea Gull and Sea> Edge.
  -        The   .ail te High   Hill   Beach  con-
.umea aboat an hour, and tbe  Mil  to
Buy good coal at Froeport Coal Co.. Tel. 189.
tbe  right  price. 19 S. Main  St.:
Adverttaetnent.
J. M. HewIetVa f««i .tore will cloae at 1 e'eloek Satorday for Joiy. Auguat •nd 6ept«mb«Mr.
ain.    Tbe  election of offi-
«™.Trw''«'r^Kli<*"w>'"'«held   tbi.  coming  Friday
remainier  of  the ,        „„     ,,,, _¦          .v
evening, June 30.    Following are  the
for   office  for   the  coming Frank   S.   Snedeker, jr.; vice councilor.   Orton Smith;   re¬ cording Mcretary,    Wiliiam Bdwarda; financial ncretary. John W. Soathard; treaaurer, Oscar W. Valentine; aaaiat¬ ant recording aecretary, Grever Smith; conductor. Jame. Gowd; wanien, Ralph < Golden; inaide Mntinei,   George Hoff- I man; out.ide .entinel,   Clinton   Wall- ! ing; chaplain. Martin Stree.man. Hor¬ ace Tibbul; truatee for three year., C.
, Long Beach about the .ame 7m^Dt of ^"^J^^"^^'^JJ'^t'Ty't^ ??°? i time It i. but a half-hour', aa.l to ''*V*t\'^'^*^^'Z "* ^^^^ , ' JNaMau and Point L«,koot from Free-1JJ^^-^ c" =^7^—iJi'-^
I ^   j bert R. Johnaon.   Jame. W. Cheahire.
\/^r.t.A  n.<«ii>«. T^..^..^...,      John J   Dunbar. W. B. Coxsena, F. S.
Yacht  Racing Tuesday     , snedeker. .r.   and John W. Fawcett. '     Tbere will be the u.ual yacbt racing -, altematea. W. R. Poat.   O. W. Valen-
Big   Speaker  at Fv_H. S.   Commence¬ ment Exercises.
(Special to Nassau County  Review)
Our ex-President entered tbe Ameri¬ can Theatre shortly before 10 o'clock, accompanied by C. Dwight Baker and David Sutherland, jr., of the Board of Education, with . Supervisur Hiram R. Smith and former Congressman W. W. Cocks. As he started down the aisle Miss Spier gave the signal and the High School Orchestra struck up "America" and the crowd rose to their feet even before they realized the pres¬ ence of the guest wbo was honoring them by his presence.
He was escorted to the platform and introduced by ^Trustee Baker, and talked for about 5 minutes, impressing his audience by his earnestness, en¬ thusiasm and energy.
Tbe Review representative was not prepared for the task of reporting this part ot the program but we are able to publish some excerpt, from his speech :
"I want to appeal to you to enforce the discipline of life early in the life of our youth. I don't think we are sufficiently careful in tbe training of our children. The teachers in the schorls have a harder time than they ought to have because of lack of firm¬ ness on the part of the parents before the children come into the hands of the teachers.
For a very large percentage of our people the high school is the basis of the education in the university of life; it is in the high school that the strength of the nation exists, and it must be maintained if our people are to go on and achieve victory as in the past.
Boys and girls, when you are study¬ ing you are not conferring a favor on someone else. You are studying to help yourself. You ought to know that you owe on obligation to yourself. • • * When you go out into life take with you the understanding that you ought to be thankful to God that you had sueh an opportunity to get an education, and then when you think of that tremendous debt you owe to your parents and to your country, you will understand what real patriotism is— and will swell with gratitude for being able to live in this free country.
God bless you, and may you go on, and realize the deDt you owe to your fathers and your mothers and to your country."
Busy Times for Scholars
CROWDS ON MOONLIGHT SAILS A large number of students and graduates of the Freeport High School and their friends enjoyed two moon¬ light sails Friday evening, about twen¬ ty-five being on the excursion of the Training Class, and close to forty on the sail of the graduating or Class of 191G, Freeport High School The boats left Patterson's dock at about half past eight and the Seniors proceeded to Point Lookout, and the Training Class boat to Nassau-By-the-Sea. Miss Marian Patterson, Hylda Fraleigh and Harold Gnller had charge of the Senior sail, aided by Joel Pitcher, and for the Training Class Miss Marie Mahnken was chairman of the committee in cbarge. Their chaperons was Miss Bertha M. Rowe, who was also the guest of honor, and the 1916 sail's cbaperonea were Miss Colburn and Mi.s Moulton. Box lunches were en¬ joyed at tbe beach by all wbo attende-:*. the sails. The partiea returned to Freeport about two o'clock, and every¬ one thoroughly enjoyed the trips.
PLANS OF GRADUATES Mis. Marguerite Livingston, saluta¬ torian of the Class of 1916, expects to enter Smitb College at Northampton, Ma.*., in tbe Autumn; M i.s lo'a Lowe, the valedictorian, has chosen to enter the Freeport Training Class; Miss Vera Dean plans to attend Albany Nor¬ mal School; Mi.s Miriam Smith, Ran¬ dolph-Macon, of Virginia; MisBes El¬ eanor Wiggin*. Marianne Jone. and Hylda Fraleigh, Pratt Institute. Brook¬ lyn; Sidney Gould, Phillipo Academy, Andover, Mass.; Arthur Bender, Cor¬ nell University, Ithaca, N. Y.; Mia. Mary Garner, Barnard College of Co¬ lumbia Univer.ity; Mi.. Marie Mabn¬ ken i. already a member of the Train¬ ing Clasa here; Warren Millard hope, to become a student at Bowdoin or Williams; Miss Mildred Cole. Smith College: Mi.s Antenia Finger, Train¬ ing Class.
SERMON TO GRADUATES The annual aermon to the gradoat* ing claaa waa delivered Sunday even¬ ing in the Methodiat Church hy Rev. A. C. Karkaa of tbe Latberan Charch. Tbe church wa. completely filled, and all preaent li.tened attentively and with interest to tbe able diaooarae of tbe apeaker of tbe evening. He aaid in part that everyone aboald bear in mind tbe need of education aa a tran. mitter of culture tbrough teacher*. *cbool. and profe.sor*. the numerou* advantagaa of education, tbe limita¬ tion* of education, tbe neceaaity fur repleni.bing unceaaingly tbe atore of knowledge and troe edocation. that the aim of edacation shoold nat be for worldly .ucce... bat for Cbri.tian ideal.. Mra. Ocarge T. VanRiper played the proceaaional for tbe gradu- atee; Rev. J. Sidney Gould. Preabyter¬ ian min.ter, made tbe opening prayer; Rev. R. Heber Scott read tb<« leeaon of tbe evening; Rev. Karkau gave bi. addre..:   Rev. S. O. Curtice   made   a
Merrick
Bellmore
Roosevelt
Thiscolumn is edited by Rev. W H and all items should be aent to him t' sertion under this headinK.
Frank Roberts •nd vicinity. ¦ Al wiil receive the i . oflice.
IS wur rei.rewntative 'n Wellmi order? and news lefl with h ime carefiii bitenlion  as at c
r raTik .-.. Snekeker. Jr.. our authoriied rgpi^ sentative. is in this vilUk-e every Tuesday, aa will tie plea^ieil to rect-ive special items, or t appointments for calling for same.
Services at the Church of   the   Re¬ deemer Sunday, the Second After Trin-
Regular services at the .M. E. Church
ity, at 7.30 and 11 o'.clock A.   M.   and every S'lnday morning at 10:30; even-
8   o'clock   P.   M.      Celebration of the ing at 7 :30 ; Sunday School in the   af-
Holy Communion at the early   service ternoon at 2:30; preaching by the pas-
and Litany, Holy Communion, and ser- tor. Rev* B. F. Ray. mon   at  the   11 o'eloek serviee.    The, to these services.
Church     School     continues   fo   meet 	
throughout  July   ?ach   Sanday in   the *^^n Wednesday afternoon, July 5. at
Parish House at 10 a. m.    There   will 3 o'clock, a cooking utensil demonatra-
De no further meeting of the Woman's t'O"   will   be   held   in   the    .Methodist
Auxiliary   until October.      A.cordial Church.    The   proceeds   are    for   the
Sinirle coi>ies of the Nassau Courtv sale at Mrs. .'^. Nathan's Store, Kasiu
invitation is extended to all to attend the services of this cbureb and to be¬ come identified with its community interests.
benefit of the   church, will be served.
John A. Behr and John D. Coineliai
.Ml are Welcome   are attending the aessicn^^of, the   Sa preme Court as jurors.
Mrs. George Davison tif Brooklyn, has been visiting her parenta. Mr. and! Mrs. Wiiliam Danlop of.,Debevoia«>; Avenue.
Refreshments
Bellmore Board of Trade   wij ,,._.._ ... ,    .      in Firemen's Hall this Friday evening.
Mias Petrina Barns will spend the , ^ f^^^ .ttendance is requested as mat- next two months m New Jersey and t„, „f j^^.n^e to the Board and Pennsylvania enjoying a well earned ; j^e village at large are to be discussed rest from a year s school  teaching.       ^ ^^j ^^j^^ opo„
The Camp Groand Sunday School j^ minstrel sbow by local talent, for will omit its session this bunday owing ^^^ ^^^^^f^^ ^f ^^^^ Bellmore Yacht to   the   use   of the hall by the firemen   ^lub, will be given in Firemen's   Hall
Mrs. E. J. Burd and family of Daba^. The regular monthly meetirg of the   voise Avenue have moved in the apart be held
ments ot Whitehouse Bros., Na.aaa Road, over the At antic & Pacific ter atore
C. E. Rowe   and   familylTof   Henry Street have moved lo Brooklyn.
and sporting eventa at ibe Saatb Shore I tine. F. S. Snedeker. jr., and Jobn W.
 ,-.- t Yacht Club on Fourth of July.    The   Southard.
Try m, apeciai   box of cut  flower*. | program ha* not, yet  heen announced. I     ^^^ Council attended divine «irvicc. 76c for the  weekend.    C. R.  Ankera. , ..^.^^   v^—,,   a^^       i •» t.^ Baptiat Cburch Sunday evening,
floriat, RockTille  fceotre, L. I.:  tele-!        FourtCCn  YcarS  AgO        L,,„„ r,,   wj„i,„ Breckenridge, pai- pbcne connection;  delivery^anywbere. > (item, of intereat from the Review filea ! tor, preached a apeciai aermon.
foarteen yeara ago this week >
  Charle* Fowler,   a  former  member  abort prayer. Rev.   Karkaa.   tbe • con- Marriage of Miaa Grace Power* and of Freeport Coaneil bat now   affiliated  cloding prayer.    Tbe evening  collec- ~               Mia* Grace   Mollin-  with Lynbrook Coaneil, wa*  in.talled  tion waa for tbe purcbaae of booka for
~    tbe  Freeport   Public   Library. JUNIORS AT PLAY Several member, of tbe Junior Claaa eaucht Arthur Conisor, a Senior, after
"Are yon going to plant aomeabrub- bery and tree* thi. Spring?   Firat-cia**  P""**  Dunbar
gooda at right pricea   ean be obtained \atax wa* brid*.maid and WalterNicb-   a* chaplain at tbe   in.tallation of offi at Jobn J. Randall'* Noraerie*. Ocean ' o^» ''••» "n*"- cers last Monday evening.    Pajt Coun-
and  Lena  Avenoea,     Freeport, L.   I.       Work on tbe  new  achool  house   i* j cilor  C.   Wesley Golden   of  Freeport CaU and look tbe atock ofer and make j pjrogreaaing rapidly. ; Council. Depaty SUte Councilor  over
your own selection*." |     Rev. L. De Shield* planning  to  or-{ Lynbrook Council, acted a.   in.talling
Advarti««-n>»Dt    ganita an A. U. E. Church. officer.
in conducting their annual fair on   the 1st. 8rd., and 4th.
Graduation exercises of the local school were held in the local fire hall on Friday evening last before a large audience. The hall was attractievly decorated with crepe paper, flags and flowers-never looking prettier. Prin- eipal Schermerhorn presided and pre¬ sented the diplomas to the 'graduating class in an excelent apeech. Rev. WM. H. Littebrandt was   the   invited
Mr. and .Mra. Tellier^of Pleasant Avenue have left for a [two month'* sojourn at Far Rockaway.
on Saturday evening. July 29.     Danc¬ ing will follow the program. —	
Mr. and Mra.   Charleaj Morgan  and The   Long   Island Realty   Company ' family of Union Place have fmoved to will shortly commence   the erection of   their new home on Lillian Avenue   re five additional   heuaes on its property,   cently porcbaaed from Dr. William H. north of the depot.   Tbe first five built : Runcie.
by this company, and now  nearly ished, iiuvc an ueen soul.
fin-
?.!i!ci! E Browne of Charles Street and Miss Edith Terpening of Pougfa- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McConlogue of keepsie were quietly married on Wed* Freejiort and Mr. and Mrs.Christopher nesday, June 21. Miss Grace Browne, Schwicker, jr.. of Long Island City ' sister of the groom, acted as maid of speaker of the evening and laid stress ^gj^. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. honor and William Terpening, brother upon the exercises as a "Commence- c.uy Sinith of Oak Street. On Sunday ; of the bride, wa. bpst man. The cou- ment" and not an ending and urged Guy, jr., and Olive, children of Mr. pie will reside on Woods Avfnue after the class to seek the "wagea ot   going   ^,,,1 ^j^g   Smith, and Muriel,  daughter ¦ a short honeymoon trip.
on."    He stres-sed the value of educa-   of   ^r.   and   Mr-.    McConlojiue. were 	
tion in itself for the educated what christened by Kev. William H. Litte- The old-fashioned dance held Tuea- ever his walk in life, for the commun-! brandt, rector of the Chureh of the day evening. .lune 27, under [the aus¬ pices of the Ladiea' Altar Society of the Catholic C!liureh at the Koosevelt Fire Hall, wsh well attended and a ntrit sum was reulizcd fur the treasury of fhe Sor'iely. .Music for dancing was furn'shetl by Mule's orchistra.
ity in which the educated lived, andas Rgfj^gf^gf „f Merrick.
a   duty   owed to   our   counttry   whose 	
affBirs were the people's business   and The ladies of the ('ircle    Society   of
could only be settled  properly,   in   all the Presbyterian  Church   will   hold   a
reiiaon. by educated people.    The Fac- cake   and apron    sale   on   the    church
ulty of the school deserve great praise grounds on K»'lltn'jre Avenue Saturday
fer   the   brightness   and   finish of the afterntjun. July 8.    The  patronage   of
eveninu's   program.     From the teach- the residents of the village is solicited.
ing standpoint, the loss of Mr.   Sener-        „ 	
merhorn who severs his relations with Kain again prevented the baseball the school this year is a great com game last Suailay un the local dianumd. munity loss. The program following Next Sunday the Aragon Club is sched- was well rendered and eaeh in his turn uled to cross bats with Belliiinre. was very properly and heartily ap- Next Tuesday, July -I, the hoys have plauded. All the eraduates wtre the a double-header to play with the New- recipients of beautiful bouni-ieta from field A. A. There ia nn old score to admiring friends and relatives. be settled with this team und some Program—"March Romaine," Miss- tall doings are promised in this double ("< Hibbard and Church ;   prayer, Kev  .event.
Mr. and Mrs. HurrcDghs of Brook¬ lyn have moved to Koosevelt, occupy¬ ing a house on Stevens Street.
Edward Becker, jr., of Nassau|Road, who has been very ill at the home of llis parents, is nuw  recovering nicely,
Mrs. L. Lossee of Colonial Avenue, has returned to her home after a visit at East Hamilton.
W. H. Littebrandt; salutatory. E. Clifford A iendieck ; oration. "Interna¬ tional Peace," George T. Fleetwood; sung, "The Fireflies, "Allen-Sheppard, twelve boys; oration. "America for Americans," A. Frfd Hrlacher, jr.; class prophecy, Kate Sendler; vocal solo, "Life's Garden," Carrie Jacobs Bond, Maud Gunzenhauser; class will.
MissEdnh Schneidei of East Willis¬ ton i* visiting at the home of Mr. and Mi#. Joh:i A. Bru,h cf Oal. Stre.;.
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Sadie B. Grover; piano   duet,   "Faust
Waltz,"   Gounod,   Miss   Hibbard   and : The follow ing program was presented :
Misa   Charcb:   preaentation   of diplo-
maa. Principal Schermerhorn,   address
to   class.   Rev.   W.   H.    Littebrandt ;
song, "Spring and Summer   Fairies,"
H. A. Donald, fourteen girls; benedic
tion. Rev. W. H. Littebrandt.
The members of the graduating class were: Kate Serdler. Sadie Grover, Lois E Greaves, Marie S. Mecking, Bertha  A.   Burns,   Anthony    Canini,
The mothers am, frienda of the boys of Co. H, 2nd Battalion Signal  Corps, United Boys' Brigade, responded nice¬ ly to the chnnce to help fut   the   com¬ pany by attending the strawberry fes- The graduating   exercises of Schoul   tival   last  Saturday   afternoon,     Thi. District No. 7 were   held in Firemen's   was hehl on the large lawn of Mr. and Hall on Monday evening and the build-   Mrs. John Schlegfl on Brookside Ave- ing was crowded to its capacitv by the ¦ nue.     Ice cream, cake   and   strawber- friends and    relatives of the   children,   ries were served and $11.50 was   real¬
ized and turned over to the buys. The boys enjoyed many kinds of games and sports and closed the afternoon's cele« bration by having a sham battle. Several Boy Scouta of Hrooklyn, who were camping on the Schlegel proper» participated   in
PART 1 Piano selection, Rustic Dance. Mar¬ ion   Smith:   cuckoo   song,    first   fo'ir,| grades ; exercise,   The Chickadees, be-!
ginning class; recitation. An Indignant   ty Qver the weekend. Scholar.   Henry   Wolfe;  flower  exer-j th^ gports.
cise, intermediate grades;   song,   TKe - "*""'
Mermaid, Primary Grade; dialogue,: Predtrick Peterson, Archie Smitb Two Suffragettes, Maizy Baldwin and j Charles Andrus and Louis Golder be- Ruth Hudson; exercise,   Our    Banner,   long to the Hempstead   Machine  Qun
George  T.     Fleetwood,     E.    Clifford,.,      , „.„ .   r, /-  i .        i   r     i   i      °        '      -   -—
Wiendieck. A. Fred Url.cher, jr.. """'""*:' jT^f/'^'r.,*^ Em,ly Corps, which will be attached to the Wellman W. Miller, William Seaman.   ^'"^"^ "*';«?• ^ L'«le Advice     Jessie! Tenth Infantry, New York, and expect
 :  ; I^rake ; a fairy play, given by Primary ; to leave Saturday for Camp Whitman,
An enjoyable evening at the bome of 1 ^«P'J'"i5"' 'm^u* »•""« "* .J^""'*!"'*   «» Beekman. N. Y.
Mis. Petrina A. Burns on   Wednesday . •."'^ ""; ^""''^V   !'*'« '*"«»?   7««''» ¦    ,,      , 	
evening. June 21, brought tbe series t'"";/, ^,f p°'^o Go To School, Ber- The Ladies' Aid Society of the of semi-monthly meetingsof the Hand- """^ <-«"«»'*; """^'.^u'd L«ng byne j Roosevelt Methodi.t Episcopal Church, in-hand League to a close for the sum- \'" P""*""'""*: Hubert Andrews and; Whitehouse Avenue, will hold a home- mer month.. Owing to the fact that I ^nna Luce; violin solo, Hope Told a made cake sale at the^ cburch. Satur- many of the members will spend their' ^^.'.•"""'fTale  J. H. Weimer; patri-   day afternoon, July 12.
vacation, at various resorU. the young i °t'c «l«t«on  The Star Spangled Ban- .  ---.
ladies will not aa.emble until Septem- I »*•¦• ^^^ "' ?.T?" ¦ ^'p*^" ' .?""" ^''.Vu'"^*"u'* L*"* *'*'**'°«1'" ^pis- ber, when they will again resume their i fo]?- ^""^ *>'»*'* •"»"•'«•¦ P«r«-y Oang-, copal Church this Sunday evening will charitable work and prepare for a busy ; ^°^- ¦ b«^^°^ • patriotic   nature^  The choir
winter uaot-i. under tbe direction  of  Mrs.   Charle*
nature, p. j>„ ,, under tbe  direction   of   Mrs.
  rAKi 11 Reed, will render special muiic appro-
In view of the poaeibility of war be-1 ^ong, As We Go Through Life, priate to the occasion. Mi*. Edith tween our coantrT-nd Mexico, The l";^''-''''': "'"^'«'-y'ddre... Myrtle Whitehouse will render a solo, r:^ Sargical Dre.aing. Committee of Bf'd'*''" = f"•y- C«n«l. of New York The pa.tor, Bev E. O. Tree.T;^]! which   Mrs.   D.  A. Clarkson is Chair-' ^Ute   Kathryn Galat; class Prophecy, ; deliver a patriotic aermon.
man. propose* to widen its work to aid '• 5«'f''y     Merritt;     selection    from —	
in covering the need which may ari*. She^ce.pear* (Hamlet a advice to his M... Hattie Kruger. daughter of for our own soldier*. Under the cir-; «»»> Albert Roffe, ; song A Valedic- Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kroger, and Roy cumstance*. an appeal i* made to the I t<?fy'K"^"'*''• d«'«'"''»>°''-The Dig- Taylor are to be married at tbe home who'e neighborhood to fall in and help ! "'.'iT "L ^^'bor. George Harse; class of the bride . parents, Friday. June SO. Meeting* are held regAilarfy in tha fire'J'"- ^'"y W""''": valedictory ad- Mr. Taylor's home was in Indiana, ball on Tueaday afternoons, excepting i ^'¦"''¦. ^'*L^""",t''wT'r^i'v • «*ba* j«t completed hi. term of en. next week when the meeting will be ' J**'.^"' ^' ^y«' ^\ '^•" ^'\ ^ou li.tment •" the Navy, having received on Wedneaday inatead. owing to Tue.- A" Gooa By«, Kraduate*; remark, by ; his honorabhs diacbarge from same on dav being the Fourth **'"• Gangloff.   member of tbe   Board;, April   5.    When  discharged  he   waa
i preeenUtion  of medala,   Charle. Ro.-; Mrving a. gunner', mate on tha U. S. -,     . 1     «    J J aell, .r., member of tbe Board; preaen-   S. Wyoming.
Seriously injured ution of diploma., Pet«r   C. Johnwn, , 	
liy Train ' pre.ident of the Board. ;     Service,   at   St.    Paul'*  |Epi*oopal
A faat flying *pecial train .track an ' . J^'i.^^'tf»•:?.•''rA^^rrJlSlf!?"- iiJ/rrr^J^L^^ ^.k*!!!^^°''.'!V  "_ T*'
Edward' "*'• Myrtle Bsldwin, Dorothy Merritt, jwith Sunday School at 2:46 p. m.   and i George W. Harse, Mary   A.   Wan»er. , evening service at 8 p. m.,   in  cbarge Albert B. Koffey and Kathryn Galot. Uf Leighton Nugent, lay reader. Gold medal, were given tba   follow- i
automobile  containing   Mr.. Langer and ber chauffeur, at the For¬ eat Avenue eroaaing at Rockville Cen-
^i^jM^U^^imn^r^a b!Sk"w.l*h^k* i '^K P^P''* *°' ^'*'^^ attendance dur-1     The Altar Guild held its laat   meet- thought Mr*   l|«»«« » b^k JL'^t  '"K  »be  ytar:   John   Alwill.    Emilia  »"« 'or the Summer  month*,   Monday
ITso bX bJr    were put on the  tra?^ ' '^•*-"' •»-'* ^"''*'   f'""'-  »«-  •^••'*"«' '"'"•' '''' " '»« '»«'"• »' »»-»'
:ndru'S^'rti.eTc:prt;ra^'jL.lr -     ^'-H^rv"? «?'"«•    ^J'«"^'taTwoTkof''tbl. 't^otii'"""^    "^^ TU!. i. *k. .-— ».^..;„<.   .«   _ki>k  Meyer. Harvey Smith.   Harold Smith, i n"*' "ork of this   hustling and  ener-
Dr^'^li^,;  fo'^er""*Tnt*of R^ik'  «-«'-'' »"''"• *"'•«« Smith. Adolph f'^''=''fJ:»>J"  ^r"'*'TtrrT; ..,-,..,, "^     L J.   L _.    -    Jaeeer. i tion or tbe churcn organ.    Tije  Guild
ille Centre village, wa. badly hurt .ev-1       «^   following   alK.  received  »old  has been very active during   tbe  p«t eral month,   ago.    Coming   from   the j ^^^„  for bigbUt  avera^ Tn  tSr I y*"  •»<* been  reapon.ible  for mwy
reapective grade*:   let   grade.   Rath MmprovemenU, and  new  fitting*,   yot
Luce; 2nd grade.   Maixy Balwin;  ifrd  ''^ thorough ha. been their work   that
grade, Alfred HarM;  Itb grade, Ruth   the treasurer ba.  made a report of a
j Hudaon; Sth grade,  Cbarlea Andrews;  balance of $15 In tbe fund.    The girla
  i 6th grade, Marion Smith'   7th  grade    *'" b»ve   charge  of  tbe  home-made
Every day la a good  day  to  adver-' ««'•" ^- >«*»•'; S"* Cr»d«.    Haael C. i •^^V booth at the coming   lawn  fete tise for a tenant.    A   wasted  day,   if  D<^'ln«/- of the Ladie.  Guild     At tbeir reeeot
you own vacant property, is a aeIMm        The two epeeial medal* were award-; •?'»<'•'. meetmg the following were «»-
north, as in this instance and witb Dr Bulson, it i* impo*sible to see a train till almost on tbe track.
More Freeport Newt oa Pof * &
pos^d tax.    Tbe possible rental income
^,^^_ ed aa follow*: Higbeet in acbolarabip. | *'ected a* officer, for tbe coming yeart
for   that   day   reireMnts   the   exact Wai.y Baldwjr, fcighest in deportment, i S*'"* H*"**"- Prcti<ent; Elsie  Han-
amount  of  that   tax.    Tbe  property """O" 8«n"»-  l""    ^"=*   Pr«-A«l«nt;   Milla  Hana«».
owner who "cannot afford" a campaign ^-v,,.,       >-.,    ~   .   .        ,„
of advertising in the classified colamn. UfltCe ClOSed   lOr Summer "^
can far lea. afford   thi.   daily   loss  ef       The    office   of   tbe    Neighborhood i noeition of dYreiTtraae fnr th.   .^-.u-
income.    Make an investment   in  ad- Worker, on Railroad Avenae i. clo^d S^r ""***'**' '"' »be   eoeaiag,
verti.ing equal in amoant to your daily for tbe Sammer and tbe Ulepbonc eon-! 	
loes of reoUl income, and end the Ice*, neetion discontinued.
'secretary, and Kate Crandall, treaaar- At the Mm* meeting Archdeaco* ; Duffield appointed Mr*. Monroe tc tbe
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