THE MA88AV POST, FREEPORT, B. Y., WBJBAY, ATESL 30, 1910.
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it LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS FROM ADJOINING TOWNS
BELLMORE
Jesse A. Vooris has opened a paint¬ ing and decorating establishment on .Bedford avenue.
Captain Samuel Seam, of the Bell¬ more baseball club, has sent out a call for candidates for positions on tbe team. The members of the club are anxious to inject some new blood and enthusiasm into the team.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Benjamin and daughter are occupying the cottage of D. C. Webb on Maple avenue. Mr.
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Examinations free of charge by a very competent optician.
Eyeglasses repaired and new lenses furnished at very moderate prices.
Webli is proprietor of the Broadway Central Hotel, New York City.
Mits Mari Wolf is rebuilding and reconstructing her bungalow on Lit¬ tle Neck road which was destroyed by flre during the wlater. When com¬ pleted It will be one of the show places of the village: it is most ar¬ tistically designed.
Capt. Arthur Horn has returned to the village to overhaul and trim up the "Moses Hunt" for the coming fishing and boating season. The "Moses Hunt" is probably one of the hest known and popular of the craft that plys between Bellmore and Hl:Th Hill Beach during the summer.
August Umhauer, probably one of the most expert of machinery in¬ spectors and de'signers, has left for a two weeks.' trip to Sudbury. Ontario, Canada, In the employ of the Hecker- Jones Company, to make an Inspec¬ tion of milling machinery. Mr. Um¬ hauer is a trusted employee, having b^en with the firm for 19 years.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haynes, of New York City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes A. Stiles, over the week¬ end. Mr. Haynes is advertising mana¬ ger of the Surety Coupon Company
under the personal direction of Mrs. Oeorge Baldwin. A more detailed announcement will be made in these columns next week.
The prevelance of the "pink eye" In the Bellmore schools has forced Doctor Skau to send many of the pu¬ pils home for a short time. Miss Clara Peterson, of Freport, is sub¬ stituting at the present time.
The committee in charge of the collection of funds for the purchase of the chemical engine report tnat they lack but a small amount of the agreed price. The engine which the committee proposes to buy was pre¬ sented to the village of North Roslyn by Clarence Mackay. It Is In flrst¬ class condition and wlll be a much- needed addition to the present ap¬ paratas.
W. C-. Don Chaster has left for a business trip through the We.'ftern States. He will spend some little time at La Crosse, Wis.
The new Bellmore Theatre will open In about two weeks under the management of Richards & Schwab. Hpeoia! leatures are beinj? jilanntd trr the opening night.
A beneflt performance wiil be given at the Firemen's Hail in the near future by the members of the choir of the St. Barnabas Church,
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A new home is being erected by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood, on Clar¬ endon avenue.
CEDARHURST
Miss Elsie Ware, who had been a guest of Mrs. C. Herbert Williams, of Central avenue, lias returned to Chesterfield. N. H.
Mrs. L. M. Raislg, of Central ave nue, is back from Bliiepoint, L. I.
Mrs. Solomon, Brandt, of McManus lane, Is entertaining Mrs. H. Green- tree, of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thomiwon, of Central avenue, are staying witii friends in Brooklyn.
ture of approximately 1300,000, in building an extension of Hicksville road, at Massapequa, over the bay to the ocean side of Jones Beach. The town owns about three thousand acres of land comprising Jones Beach and the coet of the boulevard is to be paid for by selling a portion of this land.
This boulevard will grive direct ac¬ cess to the ocean and it is proposed to establish a flfty acre park along the ocean front, with a boulevard 200 fee wide along the shore at the ocean and Great South Bay. Jones shore Beach is a strip of land about one-half mile wide dividing the bay and the ocean.
As the Hicksville road intersects the Merrick road at Massapequa, the new boulevard will give motorists easy and direct access to the ocean at this point. The roadway will be formed by pumping up sand from the bay and will follow the line of tne islands In the hay from the mainland to the ocean as far as possihie.
The next point east from Massape¬ qua at whlcll the ocean may -be reached direct Is West Hampton Beach, seventy-six miles out.
The trolley line will, be extended to the beaeh over this roadway, which will connect with the trolley system on Long Island, as well as the Long Island Railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Oerhard, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Talbot. Mr. and Mrs. Wil¬ liam Bramwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hy¬ man, and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Franko.
The regular monthly meeting of the board of trustees was held at the village oflSce last Monday evening.
The village board has adopted an ordinance making it a misdemeanor for any bathing pavilion to he main¬ tained at the oeach. unless a life¬ guard is actually at his oars in a boat or catamaran, as long as anyone is in the water at the bathing grounds.
LAWRENCE
Tlie annual school meeting of tills place, Cedarhurst and Inwood, com¬ prising the flfteenth district of tlie town of Hempstead, will be held cn Tuesday, May 4. Two trustees to succeed Andrew Weston and George B. Simons will be elected, and the budget, totaling $94,182, will be vot- fid on.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindsey. wiio had been stopping with their cousin, Mrs. Netta M. Ayers, of Lawrence avenue, have returned to St. Peters¬ burg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith, of thc Rockaway turnpike, have returned from a month's stay in the South.
WOODMERE
Miss A. Wettmore, who had heen a guest of Mrs. F. Tiiden Brown, of Broadway, has returned to Kivings- ton Manor, New York.
Ernest and Samuel Combs, of Brow¬ er avenue, are back from Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Dr. Bryan De F. Sheedy and fam¬ ily, of the Boulevard, have returned from a stay of several months In Florida.
Mrs. C. C. Higgins, of the Boule¬ vard, has.returned from Liberty, N. Y.
The nien parishioners of Trinity Episcopal church will give a recep¬ tion for the Rev. Dr. H. Percy Silver, chaplain of West Point, on Thursday evening. May 6.
JONES ROAD
The most important public im¬ provement affecting real estate and land values that has come before the taxpayers of Nassau County in many years was successfully carried at the town election held recently in Oyster Bay.
The project calls for an expendl-
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$70,000 Worth
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EAST ROCKAWAY
.Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Dlnion have moved out for the summer, having spent the winter in Brooklyn. Mrs. Denton is recovering from a serious illnese which brought the family out earlier this year tlian usual.
Georgo H. Schiffmaeher has been confined to his home 14 weeks with neuritis of the foot and leg.
The local shipyards are overcrowd¬ ed with work, preparing the various yaclits and niotor boats for launch¬ ing.
Miss Elsie Lang has gone to Con¬ necticut for the summer.
As soon as the telephone and liglit companies have finished constructing their lines over the Atlantic avenue causeway, connecting East Rockaway and Oceanside, tne county will finish surfacing the highway, which has been widened and along which ce¬ ment sidewalks have beeen con¬ structed.
This was considered one of the most dangerous highways in the county. The improvement will he welcomed especlallv by motorists.
Frederick Lewis sailed recently for a three-months tour of Italy, France and England.
The marriage of Miss Sarah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. H. Schiffmaeher, to William L. Kltchell, of Hempstead, was solemnized at the home of the bride on April 17>. They are at present enjoying a honeymoon in the Southern States.
LONG BEACH
The delightful spring weather of tlie last few days has brought a throng of pleasure seekers to the beach.
Among those who have already taken possession of their cottages are
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Corduroy Suits Fishing and
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$2.00 Derby Hats ^.. .25c
1,650 Pairs Sweet, Orr & Co. $L00 and $L25 Overfill and Khaki Pants, ^r. .69c
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His Excellency, Archbishop Bonz- ano will offlciate at the blessing of the new chapel of St. Mary of the Isla. on Park avenue, which will take place at 10 o'clock on Sunday morn¬ ing, July 4. The new building is of simple brick and stucco structure, ac- ccomraodating 600 people. During the summer months Rt. Rev. G. W. Mundelein will Iiave charge of the services.
The Vernon Castles have leased the Danse de la Mer property for a num¬ ber of years and Long Beach will have one of the flnest dancing pal¬ aces in the world. Extensive altera¬ tions now under way will be com-
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pleted by May 1 and there will be aa early opening.
The new Hotel Lafayette wlll open May 1, under the management of A. Barbary.
Mr. and Mrs. Klug announces the opening of the Brighton Hotel for the seaaon.
HEHPSTEAD
The closing meeting of tlie Hemp¬ stead Woman's Club for the season will be held on May 4.
Miss Margaret Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grant, of Front street, continues to improve after an operation for appendicitis at Nassau Hospital.
William Guptill. of Front street.
has returned from Bar Harbor, Maine* where he attended the funeral of hie mother, Mrs. Ellen OuptlU.
Walter N. De Nyse, superintendent of the M. E. Sabbath school for years, is ill at his home of typhoid fever.
The memorial services of Moees A. Baldwin Pout were held on Wednee¬ day. April 28. at headquarters. Four chairs were draped with black for the late A. Burr Parsons, Charles Noon. Joseph Firth .of Roslvn, and Thomas F. Gilbert. Jr.
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Merrick. Road RockviUe Center Lroti^ Island
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WILL BE GIVEN TO THE WINNER OF THE
DANCING CONTEST
TO BE HELD AT THIS HOTEL
Saturday Night, May 1st
These concerts are certainly enjoyable occasions and the bett people attend them.
An orchestra, whose reputation stands second to none, famishes music during the evening and for the dancing.
A menu of most excellent quality is provided, and one which, we are lure, has not been equaled in this locality for yean.
A. JENSEN, Proprietor
