The Newtown bee., 1890-08-22
weeks. have located near NJ. j. HAYES,

FMolOIs JuHuty iuoi
Mrs z. Riley, who has been very sick,
is little better.
~ 1t is understood that Coons e Cole of
1914 Duane street, New York, who are
represented by j. j. Cole, are to take on
ions and other produce from Southport,
having an office at the freight depot with
Harry Archer as local manager. This is
new firm.
f. III. 2. Archer is now in the Grand
Central depot, New York.
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market quotations at the freight de-
pot:
White onions, 81 to So; yellow, 81 so TO
81 70; potatoes, 81 to 81 25.
Northrop Brothers have nearly COM
pleted the Dingee cottage at Green's
Farms; plasterers are at work and the
work will be done about September L.
They have also submitted estimates on a
cottage at Mamaroneck and have other
buildings in view.
w. F. Northrop of Northrop Brothers
was at Mount Tom, Mass, last week, ac-
companied by his wife,
John w. Bunnell has been laid up W it'll
rheumatism.
Rev Sherwood Roosevelt is spending a.
few days with his aunt, Mrs M. E. Mol
temeier. He has a large parish in the
West.
DIR C. Ii. Osborn and Fred e. Northrop
will probably represent Southport at the
Wheelmen's meet at Niagara, next week.
They will leave Southport, Saturday.
Mrs w. f. Elwood gave a parlor en-
tertainment, Saturday, participated in by
number of boarders and invited guests.
Vocal and instrumental music, tableauX,
etc., were enjoyed, followed by dancing
and collation.. The program included
piano music by F. E. Northrop, singing
by Misses Meehan, music by Miss Gertie
Jelliff and Miss Louisa Nutting of Mount
Vernon, violin playing by Miss Meehan,
recitation by Miss Jelliff, tableau, ''Sleep-
ing beauty" ''See-Saw,'' 1.-THE marriage
festival and others, by the entire COM
pany. Mrs Elwood gave piano music for
dancing.
f. E. Northrop was in New York, last
week, riding both ways on his cycle.
He is enthusiastic over the excellent
roads, especially from Portchester to the
city and advises all anxious to try the
finest macadamized roads to take this
ride.
Capt A. J. Hart took out a large sail
ing party, last week, on his new boat,
Simon Banks. The party enjoyed clam
bake at Caukeen island.
w. u. Penney returned from his out
ing at Millerton, n. Y, Saturday. He
played short stop with the Millerton nine
during his absence.
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold it's annual picnic at Parlor Rock on
Wednesday, September B, going by spec
ial train.
Mrs Van Tine of Brooklyn has visited
her sister, Mrs Noltemeier.
Miss Louisa Nutting of Mount Vernon
has visited Miss Gertie Jelliffs
Rev George w. Banks, who preached
in the Congregational church, last Sun
day, is expected to officiate until the re.
turn of Rev W. HI. Holman.
The schooner George Edwin is at j
NJ. Bailey's at Port jefferson, being over
hauled and painted. She will go out OF
her first trip, September 2.
C. B. Fish and family of New York are
at Mrs W. F. Elwood's.
James Meehan of Covington, Ky.
whose family are at Mrs WE. Elwood's
spent Sunday there.
Lawyer A. d. Penney, whose hous'
has recently been sided by Northrol
Bros, is having it painted by them. !
is to be of white with green blinds.
Merchant L.F. Sherwood drives hors
bought of Liveryman Henshaw.
, Lawyer Penney has handsome ney
horse, with two-seated surrey and har
ness, from the establishment of Edwar'
Henshaw.
; Simon C.Sherwood and family started
Monday, for visit of few weeks in tn
White Mountains.
E. b. Monroe has spent the week il
? Boston.
The Simon Banks, Capt Harris ne,
boat, is to take part in the race by tn
Larchmont club, off Larchmont Point
to-day (Friday), in the oyster boat class
Charles Mccullough, the lamp lighter
now sports team in which he makes hi
daily rounds. He says that he will spen
next Winter in New Mexico, hoping t
escape the grip, from which he suffere
/ so long, last Winter.
There is a possibility that the Ramona
j. I'll. Jennings's crack yacht, may rae
the famous Rival of Bridgeport, as bot
Mr. Jennings and Commodore Burritt ar
not unwilling to try conclusions. n
formal challenge has been issued, how
+. ever. 1t is understood that there is II
lack of backing for the Ramona and thai
if stakes are arranged by the Rival, the
will be quickly covered. Friends of til
Ramona are confident that, with a thol
5 oughly trained and competent crew, tn
/ Ramona could be made to rub the Riys
: much more closely than did the Eureks
: while many do not hesitate to declaI
i their belief i'll She winning qualities {
!. the Ramona. Friends of the Rival al
i not willing to admit that the Ramon
i can beat her, but say that the race woul
g be pretty one, as the Rival would fin
a foeman worthy of her steel. The r;
mona is by many considered the closes
match for the Rival in this vicinit.
Commodore Burritt says that asmatc
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