New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
pATCuOGIIE AND BELLPORT.

| ty Committee. The apportionment OF represeA'
tatives In the convention is as follows: huntington
s: Babylon 5: Smthown. 3; 1slp. 3; Brookhaven' III
| Riverhead s. southold g. Shelter Island. l. South
| ampton s; Easthampton. T. The Assembly Conveh-
| ton will also be held on September 10.
| The Patchogue Union School entered on its TWEEN
| tvafth year on Tuesday Professor Gordon also
began his fifteenth year as principal OF the schoo''
He Is assisted this year by the following teachers:
scsdsmc MF JULIA
second class Miss Ida c. han5mg, J graSe Miss
fafs M Mot, T fourth nermedafe Miss Margaret
Bolton third intermediate Miss Minnie T,h Wi Srst
second a Miss h The oher teach
err are Miss Grace stevens. Miss Minnie r BELL
M.s Ffnpces and M Miss Lucy smith
The kindergarten is in charge OF MISS ,s nv the
n,p iese on tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of
| Thanksgiving week for the benefit OF the scho0'
| library. pounor,
s the ceebration OF the wedding Of James Mereain'
OF Milton. Mass and Miss E.zaoetn IA 'ra rssdent OF
the Village which took place THURSDAY one
and MY guests Tom snd Pshosue
present The ceremony was PerfGTmssd Gy ' chureS
Charles Williams pastor OF brdssma ISaS and Miss
Nettle Mclean maid of honor ArJnur rrank
m rv Of and B0i ames was lyman DTs we're user med
aely after the wedding the guests repar mndsr the
where the Pbadpha caterer The bride and
bridegroom amid shower OF rice were driven IN IN
aarroad station where they boarded the New.Y9rk
Wedding trip rip. viii IN S Se 5nr04 Mass They
| We're the recipients OF many handsome presents
OYSTER BAY VILLAGES.
The clubhouse at Sea Cn was the scene on Mon-
dav evening of the closing hop OF the season
rho hallroom was tastefuly decorated and the en-
| ,ertainment was a success. Among those present
were Commodore and Mrs. Sheridan MT anu ""
Samuel Heuson Mr.. and Mrs Chairman, Ni's -
r Prize Mr. and Mrs Parker. MI ana Nirs. =.
Cheliborg. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Baocock. MI
and Mrs K p Speed. Mr. and Mrs {. II. speed
| Niss Weiss Miss Rothman. Mr.. aud Mrs j. l.
Renhart Miss Borthwick. Mr.. and Mrs James ~
Weir Miss Battershail, Miss Snyder Miss Perry
robn Graham IT, Mr.. and Mrs. Wander ferrihe'
Mr. and Mrs Marvin and Miss hrause'
cbauncev Combes, OF Sea Cliff. gave Rhode
leland clambake to a number OF friends on Mon
d,v Among those invited were Mrs Kirkpatrick
y, Roslvn. Miss Annie Raynor and Arthur HICKS
OF Rockville Centre; w. Stewart OF New iorh'
Cornelius Lockwood. A. w. Hind. Mr.. ana Nirs.
" N. Mathews Miss Croker and Henry r. ana
Robert C. Combes. Of Sea CliH'
The Sea CliH Loyal League is now presided over
by W. F. Martin, who was elected president ie"
davs ago c. Ransom is the name Of the new secre-
II is likely that the citizens Of Hcksyille VIII NE
protest against the name o, Ine ta william
S WaGorf Aston petition in favor Of changing
the name i sbn Is H Postoce auihorties Among the
signers of the petition are Justice Juius Posthcbd
l0hn R%doph Pzzaia ex-supervsor Joseph
| steinert and others. Congressman ficharu " NC
hnp tx do with fsvons the proposed change
Uicksville was founded in 1896 and named in honor
Of Eaf i,v HT within i tew mes V Of Hcksv
Congressman thinks a tha Weys tsken
in the matter Those in favor OF the change
Justify stating that land eS S2,
have injured the village by land SAFES anu ' ,h,
cages that would not bear investigation ana , INA.
| nothing but change o., OF name VIII '"'"Ne '''
| TO make their homes there.
| IN HEMPsTEAD TOWNSHIP.
A lawn party and informal entertainment was
| given at the home OF Oliver Dawson on i"u sue,
! evening The grounds brilliantly illuminated
| carly in the evening" ard later the moon made
| everything as light as day. The entertainment was
| under the MANAGEMENT Of Harry j. Stokum' riaho
solos we're given by Miss Carrie Rhame' recNa''ohs
| nv Thomas T. Hayden. either solos by r. George
and barytone solos by H. Geyer The brookIyhneS
| present were Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. DAWSON
| Mr and Mrs O. NJ Denton and Miss Florence
| Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baisey Mr. and Mrs
! George c. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane MI anu
Mrs c. L. Phipps. Miss Murdoch ana oro'her' MI
and Mira Lester !. Griffith. X. d. Jacques. MI ana
Mrs Hotchkiss Charles Stokes. Mr. and mrs. james
| Johnson Wallace Johnson Mr.. and Mrs Harry j.
| s,olum Dr and Mrs. Barrett and W. Huse.
| rx-Mavor william r. Grace. OF New-York. and
| p,v,bswood MYERS will not allow the Long Island
| Railroad TO connect Great Neck ana Port w ASH
ngson by TN, their road from Great Neck They
land along the proposed route and nave ALREADY s
me to 90 through their lands except
n l s"f the ne laid out wenyye years ago Mr.
1 iSs Ra ai road II the old line not used MI
Grace will have to 40 gfe s Land At the time OF
t ,hs original survey The railroad company has
sent engineers to s%ryey OF o Sr Grace.
The old Sound steamer Elm CITY. which was
originally built for the Norwich Line as passed. en-
s,vov as an excursion boat. now lies high on
the shores of Manhasset Bay AT the tm me Oh iss
paiatIai boats afoat. It has been bought by Mat Mat
thew Gregory ana w at oe FnS RocSsway and
| Wiz be used as floating restaurant
JAMAICA.
| A, . resting OF the Highway Commissioners OF
| 49,. ,o,r q, thursday afternoon the application OF
| ,he Long Island Electric Railway Company was
| g,ar,ed II gives permission to build an elevated
| ,,ock through Lberty-ave.. Ozone Park. FOR fve
hocks for the purpose OF crossing over the Rock
| wav Reach Railway tracks. The track Is to DO a
single one and built single posts. IL Is to &C.
| nnv m more than nine feet In width OF the road
uay and s 10 be OF sufficient height not 10 inter-
fore with the travel OF ntersecting streets Where
IL crosses the Rockaway Beach Railway tracks II Is
be edmnaey says ssss I've viii now 60 10 work
once and complete our trolley ine from the terminus
~, tho X lnQs County Elevated road TO jamaica and
| thence tc inwood and to Far Rocksway. II we get
~. consent OF the Trustees. Two miles OF the road
ore already built and the contractors viii now put
| on large gangs Of men and push the work TO com
| petion -,
| s,enhen : Lott OF Woodhaven a justice OF the
peace Of the town OF Jamaica. at a meeting OF tne
Town Board yesterday handed In his resignation as
| Justice II was to take effect Immediately, ana
was at once accepted. John Suydam then demandei
10 be released from his bond on the payment OF $f
The amount thus fat collected By Lott In fines Lott
| also made an assignment to Mr.. Suydam OF 800 ~.
| which he claims In due him from the town. Lott Is
| n Democrat and had over two years TO serve. His
| reasons for resignng are not known
! HUNTINGTON.
| The money has been raised for the payment OF the
last dollar OF Indebtedness on the Huntington SOL