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T. BENSON SMITH, P. M.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
4G. F. DuBois, our new superintend¬ ent, reached Freeport New Year's Day and has been staying with Principal Jennings. On Monday moming he addressed the High School students, aaying, among other things, tiktt his one motive is to do what was for the good of the schools.
The following program was given ' in Assembly Tueaday moming:
"A Christmas Preaent for a Lady," hy Hilda Bailey.
"A Christmaa Subatitute," by Helen Fox.
'Theodore Roosevelt's Last Words," by Irene Holland.
Tribute to Roosevelt, by Mr. Jen¬ nings.
•> In commemoration of Colonel Theo¬ dore Roosevelt, work waa auapended Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock and thepassed over tho cot¬ tage at the front to Mr. Asch and his iarp'lf. Then the cozy little three .m cottage half-way back was tumed over to Capt. Jacob Golder of South Main Street, Freeport, and his wife, who spend the next three months there with relatives from Queens.
Mr. Hunt took up residence in the sub-cottage at the back^
We found later over on Benton Street that Mrs. Smith and her daugh¬ ter. Miss Bessie Smith, also Freeport¬ ers, are building up the same sort of a renting proposition. Our small cot¬ tage ia now rented. The Smitha are living in a delightful small bungalow recently built, while a fine building site ia reserved for the bigger cottage at the front.
But these two enterprising families are not all the