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Big Time at Freeport Thursday with the Firemen
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER, NASSAU  COUNTY
Vol 3, Number 11
Every Friday
FREEPORT AND BELLMORE. N. Y./ FRIDAY. OCT. 7,   1910
18 pafea
$1.00 Yearly, Single Copy 5 Cents
Merrick
Court Opening Delayed
Octobers Term in Nassau Coooty I       is Postponed One Week by I Justice Scudder
The opening of the October   term of the Supreme Court in J>lassau   County,
Freeport
Services at the Church of the Re- deenrver Sundty, the twentieth after Trinity, at 7:30 and 11 a. ni. and 8 p. m. Celebration of the Holy Commun¬ ion at the early service. Morning prayer af^d sermon at the second serv¬ ice. The Sunday School meets in the Parish House at 10 a. m. An examin¬ ation will be held upon the work of the ' order of H last quarter upon the life of Chriat. pj.egj(jjng The   Woman's Auxiliary   meets in the - iqi^^j.  jq
Parish   House on Thursdays at 2 :.3C(p'pe„jj„g- the summer in Europe  w m.    Any woman ,n Me^ick is  invited  ,;    f     ,^.    He  sent word to County | ^^ f-'dvery  few   houses,   although ! of feed and a good day's sport to'all.
Clerk   Cheshire that he found It would i ,   •'        ... j      *    ? 	
Sbe  impossible  to reach  New York in I r"^ P^^P'? "'^'"^''^',"^. ""'^.^^*f"^. i-   In  the  Bellmore  M.   E.   Church at
Single   copies of the Messenger  can i     Single copies of the  Messenger can
be secured at Greenblatt's  news store i be had at William  Wolfe's drug store
on Railroad avenue. j and from Anderson Bloomer, news deal-
^,.. .'^'^"y  .   ^     ^,     ,    er, at 5 cents per copy. tf
Capt.   Elijah D. Taft of   St.   Cloud, ! ^ ^Ll_
Florida, has been visiting his son, An-:    Advance Hook, Ladder & Engine Co. drew E. Taft, Raynor street,   for  the ; ^id not attend the tournament at Free- on Thursday.    This is the first  tourna
Bellmore Three Killed in Auto¬
mobile Race
Score More Injured as Result of tbe Vanderbilt Cup Race
With   three   meo^  dead   and  manyC
"'Z ""*""¦'"= ^"""''"  \°'"'""   V.V.M...J,, , ^g^ J i on mursaay.    inis is tne nrst tourna- i wounded, the Vanderbilt Cup race  ran
scheduled for Monday, is postponed by . •^ g.^^^  ,^/       Brooklyn last Novem-1 "?«"* the company has missed, much to ; jta grewsome course Saturday morning
—-      "on.  Townsend Scudder,   the *• > ; the regret of the members. —
Justice,   unti    Monday, Oc»:     .      ,. ^^   /-.i     j      u- u   u     i. j
Justic;  Scudder  has been ! "'^ ^^ ^,^- C'^"^'^^.ch   he  had  pur-
... I chased, he has   had   some   i
'     ' experiences.    When he   arrived   there j Wednesday
  with   Harry   Grant, who   drove a 120
Don't forget the outing to High   Hill' horse power  Alco, a winner by 25 sec- some   interesting j Beach given by   R. T. Willmarth  next | ends over Joe Dawson, who was second
Wantagh
John F. Maeterson has gone to Hart¬ ford, Conn., on a business trip.
Edwin H. Payne is putting in eement sidewalkrat Bunker Place in front of rescidences of John Box. John Seaman an Charlotte Gamer.
Charles Freeport.
Wellwood    has   moved    to
to join this society.
Dr.'Northridge and family  returned to Brooklyn on Monday.
"Bob"   promises   plenty ' in a Harmon car.    Joseph Aitken, in a |     On Friday night   tl»e  Christian   En-
*•        t       ...L           "r"^" /'!?"' ¦'"'"¦'" I He arranged accommodations in a hotel I ,n.Qn   n,^,.^  ,«;ii i^o a av^<:./,;al   o^vrr,^,-, time  for   the   opening of the court as |    , , . „_.^,,   _,„., „tu„«„   ...««,, I ^"¦•'"  there  will be a special   sermon
Reports from the German Hosi^al in iP^^-^f^t-   , t    .•
'^ - - _ 7_    i„ hia letter Justice
the  steamer in which he had   engaged j ,        , ,
    will not arrive   until October '
Scudder  said
with   eleven   others   were!
for   Children.    At 2:30 p.m.   Sunday
leep on cots in the parlor of , s^.j,„^,   ^ .q^ ^.^,„^,^^ Epworth League ; Brooklyn   where   Mrs  Charles   Stout   '¦    "> n-s letier uub.ic«   ocuuuer «am  J!'^ place, owing to insufficient  fac.I1-j7.30  p^^   ^  fine.service  of  music,
was  operated upon on Friday last   are   thlt^^«„didjmt wan^t^to^^^^^^^ ' ^^^ night he and   the  others  ^ere\%ZZ'''i L'fnTvZvV\he^l^^^^^ "««* year's   building will take place  on  Columbus
¦^ *^ ^     • victory, when he captured the cup in a ; Day.    It  is  hoped   that a good atten-
National,   was  third,   one minute and  deavor  Society  will hold a meeting in ' six seconds behind Dawson. the church; the topic will be "Forward
I The winner's time for the 278.08 j steps in Our Society;" leader. Jack ' miles of the race was 4 hoiirs, 1.5 min- , Bo.x. After the meeting the regular , utes   and 58 seconds, an average of 65 | business meeting will be held.
1-5 miles an hour, and this  establishes | 	
' a new  American  record.   Grant's ex-
The  dedication   of  the  new   school
r^ Jirin<r «« .J h. V,n.r7pH  nnn^Tn    summoned and the attorneys to any in- '     ^"^  Tk   Vu TT h ^ School.    It is rally day for the  pupils
fHnithTLTnZ.,nf?^^^^^^^ directed   that they be , «^"^i«."^^''^ the alarm   of   fire,   and : ^^ .j^^ gunday School  and the  fathers
ering the seriousness of the operation..    ,.,-., . ,.   * ^u ' grabbing a few things handy went out .„¦ ^„. ¦„,„„„„ „„„jj„,i„ •„,.„,
Mr«  St/,nt was nnrlpr Pther from elev-! advised of the postponement of the op-; ^„ ..     « ,   , ,. ^  ^^,  ^J^uA Anr^r,! ^"^ mothers are cordially invted.
Mrs. Stout was under ether from elev¬ en until two.
ening of court.
In the Sloane Hospital in New York
: car of the same make.
DP-."   7,—"",",'., "' ,' "  V-V J —1 ana motners are coraiaiiy mvteo. rru j t^i n    •,
'     on the roof of the  porch and slid down ;  ^ The  previous record was   64.3 miles
': a pole to the ground.    He lost   consid-1     The Ladies'Guild of the St. Matthias ! per hour, made by  George  Robertson
erable money, a gold watch, which was '] Church, Smithville South, will hold an i >n 1908.
It dance will be there.
Ercr go elepbant-ibootiDg wltb
Mr. George Boadhurst and family have removed from the Annex to Sape¬ qua Inn and have taken residence in Brooklyn.
Mr. Stossel and family, who have been occupying Miss Etta Miller's house on Miller place, moved to Brook¬ lyn this week.
• A teachers' meeting of the Merrick Sunday School is called for tonight in the Parish House at 7:30 to consider the work of the new quarter.
Miss Anna Palmgren   began with   a  jewelry  firm   in Brooklyn Monday of this week.
Hempstead
, , ^    ., J „       \     cTcr go eiepBam-inooiiDg wiio   a   pop-gnn---
a second son was born to Mr. and Mrs.   „ ".dTtrii.e" r»l estate with a pUc.rd? Richard P. Kent on  Sunday   morning. The boy came into the world seven and three-fourths pounda of preciousness.
Dr.   and Mr.   William   Rhame   are,) leaving on the 15th of this   month   for California to visit until about the first of December at the home of their elder son.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter on Merrick pvenue was made happy on Monday morning by the ar¬ rival of a little girl. Mother and child are doing nicely.
The monthly meeting ot the Men's Club will be held in the Parish House on Tuesday evening at 8:30. A full attendance is requested. It is desired to settle the matter of a basketball team for the coming season at this meeting.
later found badly damaged, but which i apron and cake sale in the church on is kept by him as a souvenir, a type- \ the afternoon an evening of Columbus writer   which he had  purchased   just j Day, October 12th.
prior to  leaving Brooklyn,   and  some 1 	
clothing. I     Mrs. Brittell of Brooklyn, is  spend-
  His trunk full of clothes was not de-1 ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
The  annual  Charity  Ball in aid   of; gtroyed, however, as it had been moved  Gustav Bopp, on Bellmore avenue.
the Nassau Hospital will be given Fri-   to a temporary  building  which he had ;   .	
day evening, October 21, at the Mineola 1 erected on his own property. j     Mrs. Coan. of Bellmore avenue,  for-
Fair Grounds. |     Following   the fire he had  his  own ' merly of New York City, has returned
house   erected   and   at the age of 92 ! to the city.    Mrs. Coan left the viJlage
The   property^f William   Rogeis of  .j^.orked  on the building  nearly   every ; on   account  of   illness.    She finds the
' "'"' - - - day, until it was completed. | climate on Long Island too  strong   for
The   captain   will   start back next 1 her.
week some time as he says that he can- j
not leave his garden without attention 1     Antonio  Palermo  has  secured    the
The Wheatley Hills Sweepstakes, run over 15 laps or 189.60 miles of the course,   was  won by No. 46, F. A. L.,
Mr.   Hoppen  is  having an addition built on his house on Wantagh avenue.
in
At the morning service last  Sunday tbe  Memorial  Church  the  pastor
driven   by J. F. Galnow  in 3 hours, 15   presented  certificates to twelve pupils minutes and   6 4-5 seconds.    No.   41. ; of the Sunday School for perfect atten-
F. A. LiT^rn       - '
second.
the east side of Catherine, street, con sisting of two building plots, has been sold to Joseph Hall.
iven by W. H. Pearce, was j dance at Sunday School and church in July. The following received certifi¬ cates: Emma Buckner, Julia Gloak, Frank Link, Warren Leedford, Gladys Cuman, Margaret Braithwaite; El¬ wood Van Sise, Grace Link, Lucey Seaman, Anna Cheshire, Alan Ches¬ hire and Margaret Green.
County Treasurer Lewis
will Pay Money Stolen
by his Employees
Cards  have  been   issue by Mr.   and Mrs. Edward Nicoll Townsend, of Gar-
The Ladies' Society meets with Mrs. County Treasurer   Charles F. Lewis ' Frank Place on Wednesday  afternoon.
den City, announcing  the  marriage of i ja^ge variety of vegetables in it.
for anv longer time     His garden   plot I post on   as   interpreter  for a  murder     /-""'-J' ^^'=<>»"'«'    ^'«"«» ^- ^«wi»   r ranK r.ace o^^
ior any longer ume     nisgaraen  pioi  j^ K p,„„  ,^ i of Nassau County, oflficially notified the j Meetings  will   be held weekly in an
was   prepared  by himself and has a j case at Inwood with Jilvin W. Edwards , p^^. ^. c:_,^^^,,f__     ,  -r,^  ^„*„,„„  I  : •„„.:°_ „* *u w„:>„/fk»c„
of Freeport as counsel.
Townsend, to Edward Boarnman Mc- Kellar, at the Cathedral of the Incarn¬ ation, Garden City, on Wednesday af¬ ternoon, October 19, at 3 o'clock.
Progressive  Council,   No.  63, D. of      ^r.   Sprague of Bellmore avenue is L., will receive their State  Councilor, * ^^out  to   install   an up-to-date  steam Mary L. Horton,   of New   York,   with ; heating plant in his home, her staff of officers on Monday evening, 1
October 17.    The entertainment   com-1     At the Bellmore avenue Presbyterian ' ^.       ^   Ronelvea
Church Sunday evening there  will  be  "^"^ "'* ^^peiyea.
Board of Supervisors of the defalca- ticipation of the annual fair of the So- tions by two of his former employees, j ciety to be held late in November, and asked that an auditor be employed i Mrs. Treadwell Smith at the meeting to go over the books in his office.    The ! last week  presented  to the Society a
The  engagement  of   Miss   Frances  mittee is preparing   for this  event, as
ine engagement ot iviiss rrances mittee is preparing Ior tnis event, as v^Jiuii-.i ^ui.uaj, ^.^.....g w.cic «... "'^ pmnlovpps in mv offiro hnvp iir>fnwfiil Beirne. daughter of Mrs. Ann Beirne, one of their own members. Mrs. Effie I preaching at 7:45 by Rev. L. M. Jones ; ^taken certain monevs belonelnf t^t of Grove street, to Thomas  Streeter,   Dunbar,   has tbs honor  of being State ' of New  York  City,   who has  recent-i [^/^^.^^^^^^^^^ belonging tc
of Garden City, has been announced.     ; Association   Treasurer,    having    been \ 'y been procured by the members of the '     ^ith a view to asc«
letter is as follows:
GENTLEMEN—I   regret to  inform
you  that J. Frank   Baukney  and Wil-
two of the  former
handsome crochette quilt made by her¬ self.
elected   at the last session   which was   church.     There  will   also be   Sunday held at Lake George in September, School in the afternoon at 2:30.    Your
attendance  at the evening servibe and  ''"f«' y"""" ^°^"^ *« fPP°i"* f" ^"'*'^°''' present
¦ who   will   examine   the   books   in  my
Schluter's ^ also Sunday School will be welcomed. i The Ladies' Aid Society of the church ; held a very successful social at the home of Mrs. Mack on Bellmore ave¬ nue this week, which netted a neat sum toward the running expenses of the church.
office  to   the  end   that I can repay to the county any sum which said auditor reports said employees have so taken. Yours respectfully,
CHARLES F. LEWIS. In   a personal   interview   with   the
It is announced with much regret by the rector that Mr. F " --ck S. Set¬ tle, who has been t efficient or¬ ganist and choirmasu .. the Church of the Redeemer for the last four or five years, has resigned. Recent changes in Mr. Settle'p business makes it imperative that he be away more or less on Sundays. The very fitting se¬ lection of hymns and music appropri¬ ate to the particular day noticeable in this church and remarked upon fre¬ quently has been entirely due to Mr. Settle's nice judgment. He will be greatly missed.
ascertaining the ex act  amount   taken, I respectfully   re
The annual supper under the auspices   ' ' "  "        """ ' " --.-¦-  -¦ -
^f  the Guild of Christ's   First Presby- i 	
terian Church, will beheld in the Pres-!     The   woodwork   in H. C. byterian Church House, Thursday even-' grocery  caught fire about 5:30   Satur- ing,   October   27,   from 6 to 8 o'clock,   day afternoon.  Chief Van Riper, Fore- Tickets, fifty cents. j man Pearsali of Truck  No. 1, and sev-
  : eral   other members were in the   truck
The  dance  of  the   J. 0. U. A. M.,   ^o"se   at   the time and  running  down which was to be held on   Friday  even- I with   the two   chemical   extinguishers ing, September  30, is postponed until-  q^'ckly put out the blaze, without any service ' Friday,   October 14, on   account of the   a'arm being sounded.
' death of one of its members. Carl Storck, Mr.   Schluter's brother-
in-law,   who  works   in the   store, was Clinton W. Ludlom of Main   street, ' badly  burned on his face and hands in assistant  secretary   of   the   Franklin   attempting to extinguish the blaze. Trust  Company, is with   the company ! '
of bankers at the annual convention of: Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kolisch and the American Bankers' Association at daughters, Miriam and Rose had a Los Angeles, Cal. celebration of the 12th anniversary of
the   parents'   marriage,   October 2, at The annual supper under auspices of i the   home of Mrs.   Kolisch'   parents, 7.77"    T~ I
the Guild of the Presbyterian   Church, ; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller. i     Rally Day will be observed in the lo-: ^jt^ Supervisors Christ  and   Painter.
will be held in the Presbyterian Church '   | cal Methodist Church on Sunday  next. \ ^Qfo^Q the arrival of the men from the
House, Thursday evening, October2 7.  ;     The  body  of Edward Bly, who was | At ten-thirty, the pastor, Rev.   James ] gtgte Comptroller's  office, the Super-
  ' drowned on Wednesday, September 26, ! Cox, will preach  to  the  children.    A j ^ig^^^   ;„  response to the request of
At the regular   meeting of Pride of was found about a mile west of Nassau-1 two-thirty, the regular session of Sun-  Co^nty Treasurer Lewis for immediate Hempstead Council, Daughters of Lib-; by-the-Sfea Monday by one of the life j day School.    At seven-thirty the mem- > action    adopted  the following resolu-
Arthur Smith has taken a position in the city.
The Gun Club will hold a clay pigeon shoot on Saturday afternoon. It is hoped  there  will  be  a good  number
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt passed through our town on Tuesday afternoon on his way to Freepprt to ad¬ dress the firemen there.
The butineia you didn't do   lait week—bot
Supervisors, County Treasurer Lewis ongbt fo bave had—correipondi pretty cloicly made it known that he had already [»« ••«* advertijiog you didn't do las) week, but notified the State  Comptroller of  the o"*"" «» •¦«'• '•''"«•
: morning
! mobile's greatest  enemy ! eral times been   struck   by ! this time he met his death.
Baldwin
them,   but'
"Freckles," the pet coach-dog of C. '¦ H. Russell was killed by an automobile ^ , , ,    .. , ,    , on   the  Merrick   Road  last    Saturday  defalcation, and had  requested that an "Freckles"   was the   auto-   immediate investigation of the accounts 1 and had sev-  ?^ ^^^ °f ?« ^e made     He said he had j been  advised that the chief of  the ac-1 countants  in  the  Comotroller's office                             , would reach Mineola  during the after-
»*    r> iu..~,„= ,.* R«n,v,«_^ A.,„    i„    noon.    Shortly  before 3 o'clock Willis
Mr. Polhemus of isellmore Ave., has  T^r>i*iiiu      u-* ^.^
A *   i.i,„ „.•«•„ K. Rockefeller, the  chief  accountant,
moved to the city. -tu *_        ¦ »    » u j ^u   /->      i -       	
with two assistants, reached the County |
Court Honse,   and  held  a conference j    E.   Terry Southard and family have
I moved  into  their new home on Grand
School was closed all day Thursday to allow the children a chance to attend the parade and tournament at Free- port.
avenue below Thomas avenue.
The annual meeting of Merrick Hook and Ladder Co. No 1., was held in the Fire House on Tuesday evening. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Foreman, W. C. Mep¬ ham ; aasistlmt foreman, John Verity; chief engineer, Edw. W. Miller;secre¬ tary, F. L. Walker; financial secretary Henry Offerman; treasurer, D. V. W. Lawson; trustees, J. W. Birch, Reed Midmer, J. F. Edwards. The treasurer reported on hand October 4th, $446.34. 'A committee consisting of J. W. Birch, Reed Midmer and Ernest Mille4. was appointed to arrange for an entertainment in October.
erty, Wednesday evening several candi- '¦ savers connected with the Point Look- ( bers of the Sunday School will  render] tj^„. dates were initiated into the order.        ; out station,   and  was brought to Ful-1 an appropriate Rally Day  service   en- ton's  morgue and from  there  to the j titled, "The Life Heroic."
The engagement has been announced ; bome of his parents at 44 Stagg street,, of Miss Frances Be>rne. daughter of, gy^^jjiynfo^-funeral services; burial i The Epworth League will resume Mrs. Apn Beirne of Grove , street, to | ^^^j^g ^g,j ^^ the Lutheran cemetery j their monthly socials on Wednesday Thomas Streeter of Garden City. | Wednesday.    Bly, who was *27 years 1 evening, October the 12th, when a  so-
Walter R  Jones is spending his va-1 ^^' ^** out fishing with his brother in j cial  will be held at the   home of J. E. cation at Mwsehead Lake, Maine. \ * 8«»a» boa*-    Th« re"* o^ «»e party  Harrison St Mark's Ave.    Those who
  lin  other boats went feshore on account  attended   the socials given by this so-       ^^	
of the heavy sea, but these two young j ciety last year, will   remember   some j the State^ Comptroller's office wiUbe men  threw  their anchor  to try their j very  pleasant   evenings.    The young j ^gpt busy  for more  than a month, as
No Grand Prize Race
Resolved, That this Board act in con¬ junction with the Comptroller of the State of New York in the matter of the selection of auditors to examine the accounts of the said County Treas¬ urer, and report to this Board at the earliest possible date the exact amount of the shortages, as aforesaid.
It is expected that the experts from
There will be no more killing and : luck near the wreck of the Rhoda, i people are planning to make the ones j ck)unty Treasurer Lewis has requested maiming of innocent persons on the i where they were upset by a heavy i held this yefur even more enjoyable. ] ^ thorough examination, and that country roads of Long Island by speed  wave.    Edward  was drowned, but his | Remember the date and place. 'All are j means an  examination  of more  than
Smithville South
opinion and called oif the grand  prize race scheduled to be run over the Van-   ' derbik Cup course on Saturday, Octob¬ er 15.    The last Vanderbilt Cup race, Fred Wood has purchased a Hudsoj^ j witW its  red record of four   dead and touring automobile.                                  i many  injured,   was run on   Saturday
enthusiasts  contesting for metal cups 1 brother managed to reach the shore ex-! welcome.
and money, for William K. Vanderbilt, ] hausted. '   - 	
jr., president of the Motor Cups Hold-,   j    One of the most interesting games of
ing Company, threw up his hands Wed-! «. >      n*      Iir     1 . i a^® 5*^°^ '^^ ^\^^^ °" l*^"} a^I'^ 'Pi
nefday Snder the  influence of public ! Firemeu's   Big Weefc   at | ^.l^i-tnTS^re^'fro^^^
and Roosevelt by   the score of 11 to 9.
one hundred tax rolls, reds of pages each.
books of bund-
Guests of Col. Roosevelt
Freeport
MONDAY About 8 o'clock the local fire
From a baseball standpoint the game i,, "^f Nassau County delegates to the could hardly be called a good one as I Saratoga convention who in response both sides made several baderrors, but' *« Colonel Theodore Roosevelt s invita-
Both companies of the Fire Depart¬ ment attended the parade and tourna¬ ment at Freeport yesterday in connec¬ tion with the convention of the S. N. Y. V. F. Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Reardon have moved to their winter home in Brooklyn.
Mies Elizabeth Jones, 31 years of age, daughter of Mrs. Anna Jones, died laat Saturday at the Belmont Hos- pital after a long illness. Funeral ser¬ vices were held Wednesday from her late home on Grand Ave.; interment in Greenfield Cemetery.
Mrs. Robert Hutcheson, nho has been spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. H. R. Hutcheson, has re- turned'to her home in Califoi-nia.
F. Westphalt is having improvements made to his home on Harrison Ave.
I when viewed by the spectators  it   was i tion to an informal   luncheon,   wended j^Mjas Augusta Moller, who has  been depart-   yery exciting and interesting, both sides ; their way to Sagamore Hill on Sater-  spending  the paat year with her aia-
last     That   race also   carried with it  '"®"* f""™^ ** *^® ^"^/'^^^ ^IT® ^"'^  doing quite some batting and some very i day aftero^^     had a delightful   time. ! ter,   Mrs.  J.   A.   Schmidt,   jailed last Eddie Ascoli has purchased a barber ' the honor of being the last of its kind i Church streets and   headed by  Price s  poor throwing to the bases.   The game ; After  they' had  disposed of the lunch i Wednesday on the Hamburg-American ¦   "-'^   • •„ tk. .»„fw,.r.«i:ft„ ^;=f,i„*    r„.„.,^,^»,^  Band, marched   weat on Pine street to 1 was in doubt until the last  "tc,t«, «,q«   .. . ... ... ,,...•'. .    _
L" u^:! !^?!^?°i™:.!^'f .71*',. Pur.!^!u ! Ocean  ayenue, south on Ocean avenue  retired, both sides   at
shop in Baldwin.
_,    ,      ,£ ,¦,     ^       ,.-  i public opinion carries any waight with
¦ ^^^ •*'?J '^r <=«'«P«"y ^'^ not parti-  ^^^^   promoters   of like   events.    The ^^F^^["^}^^'1"'^P1P''''.^^ *"'' ^•'"'- ! Grand Prize race may be run in Savan
dffe^'^'t*'V*'**  '^*'   mem^rs of the party   discussed ¦ line for her home in Germany.
to West Merrick Road, east on Merrick Road  to Main street, north   on  Main
naraent at Freeport this year.
Miss Hooley has returned from Troy after a week's absence when she was a witness against a railroad company.
_„i.  r>o    T?;„j;r.„ ;f;.v„»^<,=,;Ki^ *«!,„„« street to the New Boulevard and west nah, Ga.   Finding it impossible to have    , .,    „_^ o,.„i„..„,j  „ „ „i„**^	
The L. I. Realty Co. bave commenced the developing of their recently pur¬ chased acreage in this section.
the Grand Prize race here, Vanderbilt at once invijted the Savannah Automo¬ bile Club to submit a proportion to him for holding the race there on a lat¬ er date.—Press.
Ko„i .v,.,v,of „„•,,»,*  h.,,,^   k„„„ o   ™ff ' with the Colonel the time they had at having what might  have   been a   safe   „      . j*iij vt/-.
lead, only to lose it to their   opponents | Saratogaand talked over Nasaau Coun- through misplays. ' ty politics.    The Colonel showed  them
The game opened with   Rabb   in the ! the trophies of his Afriqan   trip,   and bo;c for the locals and Schneider--catch- ! intereating gifts   presented to bim by ing, and for Freeport Abrams and Rhodes i the crowned beads of Europe. John D. Gunning  made  an address of ] were the battery.   Rabb did well in the j    xhe party included: Representatives welcome and declared the Carnival offi- j first and second innings, but in the third | ^ff  yf^ Cocks   Fred C. Hicks    Charles
along the nevy Boulevard to a platform ; on   the pike where  Village   President
For your aches,, pains and  strains there's   nothing   equal to the remedy if yew want to reach the people  put j advertised   by   Smith & Bedell,   else- K In the "Meaaonser." where in this issue.
i cially open.    * I and fourth he went up in   the  air and
From that time until after 11 o'tlock  was replaced  by  Memtt     After the
fourth inning Freeport failed to  score.
things were lively along the block cov¬ ered by the various concessions from | Grove to Church streets.    Fortune tell- 1
Firat Inning. Levy went out on a f)y to Hunt;
(Continued on page 18.)
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F. Lewis, Frederick P. Morris, Freder-
>f ick P. Morris,  Frederick   E.   Willets.
Spsith  Cox,   Franklin B. ^lOrd,   Rufua
H. Smith, Robert   Seaman, G. DeWitt
A.  Titus and A. T. Steiner.
'I aaw it In the'Meeeenger"
In the M. P. Church the pastor, Rev. L. W. Gordon, will be absent on Sun¬ day, attending the 81st seaaion of the New York Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church at Inwood. The congregation having extended their pastor unanimous call to return. They expect him to fill the pulpit momin£r an evening the first Sunday after Con¬ ference.
A4««Bsto aJvalitiac it "STOIE-MAKING.
¦aw it In tha Me«Mn«erl"