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EDITORUL COLUINS
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OBeial paper ot tbe Villase of 7r«9ort.
PRIDAY, UAT 28, 1915.
Published Prldays by
The Naasan Post Corporation.
Jamee E. Stilee, Prealdent and
Treaaurer; Esmond Stiles, Secretary.
Address, Preeport, New York.
Bntered as Second-claae matter AprU S, 1914, at tt^e Post Offlee at Preeport. New York, under tbe act of Mareh 3, 1879.
aH communications should 5e addressed to
The Nassan Pott Corporation,
Main Offlce, 22 S. Orove Street,
FRBBPORT. Telephone 61.
Branch Offlce, 309 Park Street.
(Between Jamaica and Myrtle Aves.)
Richmond HUI, L. I.
Tel. 317 Richmond Hill.
DESERYES AN APOLOGY.
What a frailty, lack of balance, and extremely poor Judgment men in po- lltieal life often display! In the opln- ioa et leading men in a position to kaow t^be facts the attack of John Ly*a and Edwin 0. Wright upon Su¬ pervisor H. R. Smith at the flrst pub¬ lic aeetlns of the Charter Commission last Saturday morning, was absolute¬ ly nnwarranted, unfounded, Ill-advis¬ ed and most injudicious. In the name at decency and Justice we condemn it strenuously. Both ought to have kaown better.
¦lAFORD WITHOUT DIAMOND.
The Seaford baseball team is with- emt a diamond within its own con- •aes. Such a condition is unusual and somewhat embarrassing. This ioeal team certainly merits support, ¦aerits a diamond on which to play. Is there not one puolic-spirited citi- sea in this vlllage that wlll loan the team a portion of land for at least tiiree summer months? We believe there Is.
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The Nassau Poat advocatet the erecticn of a Munidpal Bnilding and Andiioricm.
It advoeates ardently the purchase o. motor tractors for all fire aplharatns.
It nrges the installation of an electric alarm system and the eentralizalion ot fire apparatns.
It advooatet the immediate appropiiation of |5,000 to be expended for publicity iu tecuring the establishment of manufactnring industries for Freeport
THE BAY VIEW TENNIS CLUB
SEWERS FOR FREEPORT?
We oall direct attention to the aotlce of the Board of Health in thle iaaas of The Nassau Post. It merits careful and thoughtful conaideration. Ia our next issue we shall discuss freely the subject in the news col¬ umns and editorially presenting fully both sides of the question.
IN THE CHURCHES.
Catholic.
A branch of the Ladles' Catholic Benevolent Association has been in¬ stituted in connect46n with the par¬ iah of Our Holy Redeemer, of which Rev. John L. O'Toole Is pastor. This branch bids fair to becoming one of the largest on Long Island. The in¬ stitution ceremonies were held in the Crystal Lake Hotel and wiil be re¬ corded as one of the events of Free- port. Enthusiasm seemed to be writ ten all over the facee of the forty- two members enrolled on this occa¬ sion. The work of organizing this branch wae done by Miss Elizabeth J. Shea, presideut of Branch 1017, located in Brooklyn. Father O'Toole In his remarks praised the work of •the Ladles' Catholic Benevolent Asso¬ ciation, and encouraged bis people to become members and expressed the hope that in the very near future every eligible Catholic woman in his parish would be enrolled in the ranks of Branch "1336." There were flve aupreme offlcers present and ad¬ dresses were made by Mrs. H. E. Cos- telloe, supreme treasurer; Misses Burns and Early, supreme trustees, and Mrs. McGrath and Mrs. McDon- ougb, supreme auditors from Scran¬ ton, Pa.
The offlcers of the branch are: Spiritual adviser, Ror. Fr. O'Toole; past president, Mrs. Flora Halpin; president, Mrs. Sarah Anglim; flrst Tice-president, Miss Anna Fitzgerald; second vice-president, Miss Mary Kelly; recorder. Miss Marie Mc¬ Carthy; assistant recorder. Miss Mary Kerley; financial secretary, Miss Ger¬ trude Burr; treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Donaghy; marshal, Mrs. Mary Kier¬ nan; guard. Miss Mary Meany; trus¬ tees. Miss Mary Pierre; Mrs. Rachel Burr, Mra. Harriet Plunkett, Miss Marlon Marlow, Mrs. Margaret A. Gately.
Methodist
The monthly business meeting and social of the Epworth League was held on Wednesday at 8 p. m., at the home of the president, Dr.'G. A. H. Smith, 7 Wallace street.
The monthly buainess meeting of the Women's Foreign Mlslonary So¬ ciety is being held In the chapel at 3 p. 'm. today. Miss Emma Nourse, from Old Umtall, Africa, will address the meeting.
The Sunday scbiMl has arranged to hold a special memorial service next Sunday at 3 p. m. The D. B. P. Mott Post. G, A. R., with the Woman's Re¬ lief Corps, will be guests of honor, and the other Sunday schools of the Tillage have been Invited. Misa Har¬ riet B. Smith, daughter of Rev. Dr. Smith, of Brooklya. will deliver an address on "The Living Lincoln." All are welcome. i
Next Sunday moJWPS. May 80, the day being onr Natl<Kl Memorial Day tbe pastor ot the I^byterlan ebureh. Rev. J, Sidney Qould, wlll preach on "Too Right to Fight." In
Correspondent and Editor i
Clyde Wallace. I
Last year, due to the fact, that the' organization was in its infancy, thej governors of the Bayview "Tennis: Club decided against team matches with representatives of neighboring town clubs. This year it is the in¬ tention e| the board to arrange a' schedule of matches with the Rock-1 vilie Centre, Lynbrook, Jamaica, Wantagh, and Baldwin teams. They have instructed the captain of the local team, Mr. Edward Miller, Jr., to that effect, and h6 is now arrang¬ ing a series of contests with the above-named towns.
The sextet now selected to repre¬ sent Freeport comprises: No. 1 Clyde Wallace, No. 2 John Longworth, No. 3 Merrit Cutler. No. 4 Jarvis Root, No. 5 Edward Miller, Jr., and No. 6 Frank Frazier. Any member of the club, however, is privileged to chal¬ lenge No. 6, and If successful against him, secures the sixth position, fii a like manner, a member of the teatn is' always at liberty to challenge tbe man ranking immediately ahead of him. In this way the six men repre¬ senting the club wlll constitute the strongest team available. The double combinations will be selected later, as Messrs. Miller and Longworth form the only team as yet decided upon.
The club bas a wealth of material and a strong well-balanced aggrega¬ tion is assured. A berth on the team will, cf course, be a much-coveted
honor. For this reason, the six se¬ lected to date, will undoubtedly be beselged with challenges, all of which wlll exercise a stimulating influence on the local club tenia. When the best material is properly lined up, the Freeport team should flnlah the eea son with a highly creditable percent age of victories.
Admisnon.
That if you visit the Japanese Gar¬ den, Merrick road and Main street, often you will be able tb keep ac¬ count of the number of different dan¬ ces performed by Roee and Arthur Boylan. They have a wonderful re- pertoir; count them, count Rose Boy- lan's gowns.
For the opening, Mey 28th, 29tb and 31st, see the fox trot and the aeroplane waltz; June 1st, 2nd and Srd, Pavlowa gavotte, tranawlse polka; June 4th. 5tb and 6th, dance of the rose and acrobatic waltz.
Many pictures, new to Freeport, included every evening. Marvel at this treat to Freeport—marvel at the admission price, 10 cents to all.— Adv.
Flies and mosquitoes are not only a nuisance, but are real dangers to health. Are you using every endeavor to aid in their extermination. Read editorial, page 4.
the evening the sermon wiil be "Jesus Unsparing Condemnation of Shame." The hour of the evening worship Is 7.4.'>. Appropriate and well rendered special music enriches thtj worship at "Both services.
Baptist.
The usual services will be held next Sunday. In tbe morning the pastor wlll preach upon the subject "Never- the-less." In the evening, he wlll preach a sermon in harmony with Memorial Day. The subject will be "Unknown Heroes on Life's Battle¬ fleld." A very cordial invitation Is extended to all.
The social of the Nearer and Far¬ ther Lights held last Wednesday evening at the home of the Misses Guests on Rose street, was largely attended. A splendid program was rendered, and refreshments were served.
A group missionary meeting, to be composed of the women of the Bap¬ tist churches in the central section of the Island wil be held in the Bap¬ tist church on June 10. Mrs. Mont¬ gomery of Brooklyn and Miss Cuddy, a returned missionary from China, wlll deliver addresses.
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