New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
OYSTER BAY.

The decision Of the state Board OF Railroad Com
missoners In the Of the petition for the re-
moval OF the Glen Cove Railroad station from Its
present site to half mile further north Is
awaited with much interest. The friends OF the
| present site conidon, that the commissioners
VIII settle the matter BY suggesting some improve
mens. which Will make it satisfactory to all par
| ties
| Mr.. Mershon bookkeeper Of Sheriff Doht's office.
VITO has residence at Sea Cliff, enjoys the as
friction Of being the PROPRIETOR OF the on.y fruit
| bearing orange tree on Long Island The tree is
an heirloom and is kept indoors during the winter
| This seasons product Is one OF the largest ever
| grown upon IT.
The poles Of the prospective long-distanee tele-
phone line extension. from Glen Cove to hunting.
ton and Northport. have been set by the New YORK
and NewJerssy Company as far az Goid II spT PINE
Ilnrbor. The work j. progressing rapiny III otiTr
directions ana the equipment, IT. Is promiseu. WI,
be ,t class IN every rGipSet a pisces where
business will warrant it,
begin to arrive at their country seats IN anu
around Glen Cove Among the first to arrive th n5
! Frank l.. Babbott ana his family VINO win occupy
their cottages At Dorsons park r. c. Duryea a ar
Philip Abbott at Red springs Mrs. Charles l. Per,
klns and her family at Pembroke Henry A Gsnni'
at the North Country Colony, and Leonard jacob
The highway commissioners have begun work on
This road was one OF the most attractive drives in
or ,5a 9TG"s s6o SfH be dsrbei was formed By
parable roads with ROW Of nontson r walnut rInf tr sSe
sumner months on accom-. Of = shade w r,.s,
| Walter Powell. FREDERICK Millets. ST. W ris t
] committee appointed by the Glen Cove mass meet
Plan Ban q ha r9ad ca mpIGSsmsnt tor
/ h. held at he Town Han OYSTER Bay. Nay u u
The committee divides the highways in the town
into three classes The main roads are those OYER
! which IN. products taken 10 market. In this
/ class are the North Turnpike. from East Norw,ch
liberty polc 10 North Hemps,ad ro"n nr; Sor'f rho
/ highway leading from farmingdale TO BethpaSe
/ Turnpike. and thence 20 fiemr-tead town line Inc
J .lv So -
/ commercial roads. AMI those which connect the
the highway from oyster Bay 70 Hicksville and
. thence on to Farmlng'lae. the highway from Glen
WAY from, oyster Bay TO Glen Cove. Under the
! third classification all other roads are put The
committee advocates three distinct grades OF roau-
building FOR these three classes OF roads. varying
| In depth and width OF macadaTi according 20 me
amour, Of travel and heavy hauling done over each
IIEMPSTEAD
The closing reception OF Ranklns dancing school,
! at Freoport on Monday evening was delightful
! affair Among those present Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. story Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Braman. MISS
| Mabel Rraman Mr. and Mrs q. H. Story. Mr.. and
Mrs O. r. Bergen. Miss Mildred Bergen, Mr.. and
Mr Horace So Nj v ana r M5S sg 'd forencc
| Jones Mrs l.. Is. cowles, MSS - J.; swift An
ssm s,G%n cha ,. Ws M.s Jennie KHAN Mr
AMI Mrs q. T. smith. Mrs kn,e Pem Miss Grace ss
i~iie smith Miss Adle Grazing, Miss Sadie South
ard, MISC Edith smith. Mrs - oarm mI. r. u,,i r.
Weeks Mrs. Mayb-rry. Mss Nellie foxeindu MIS-
r H. smith. Mrs Washburn. Mrs. l.ongett, Miss
MAY smith and Mrs De Lount
Tho Busy Bee society OF the Methodist Episcopal
chnrch ut Roslyn has organized with the follow
| ing Officers President Mrs. George Bede, vice
| hbbie Be,lcIl. treasurer. Mrs. William n West
| The society meets semi monthly
TN. Young Mems CUM o! trinity Church gave
/ an entertainment II Bryanrs Han Roslyn
/ Wednesday evening There vas recitation by
Miss Grace \ Enrlc OF oyster Bay. vocal solos BY
/ solos los Miss Hlda Ward. % tosiyn; piano solos
by Miss May H. Hooper Of Eoslyn, and the farce,
Lend Nj Five Shhng'" The anir was sue
| cess In every way 1870
| t,,ni.rf., quarters and half dollars are being
freely circulated a. Far ROckawAy. Justice OK the
rcnt- George " smith has Suspicious parties under
| surveillance. aud 10 s understood that he II In
/ Communication Win the Secret Service Department
There i. IN Italian colony AT lnwO0d. near here. AMI
tho authorities have their eyes on some on It's mem
hers. ,,.., ~,
4 reception In honor Of the eleventh birthday OF
/ Il,.s E,ia Sieub.r was he'd Thursday evening AZ
her home in FrecpoTt The evening was passed
Abb!c Robinson. Allie Robins. Louie Gdthehi. Eta
! Southland Hattie DcveniOrf William Eoel, Roy
smith Ernest Ebel, Richard Dorion ana William
| Sieuber. .,
| What promises to be an ENJOYABLE entertainment
Will be- given Wednesday evening in ths FIRST
/ Congrr;a tional church. AZ Rosyn. the anair nav
ing been arranged under the auspices or the Dorca5
| society connected with that church. The pro-
! gramIne VIII consist Of rocitatons ny MISS ONE
Peck and T. Martin, selections by the sea GIN Male
| Quartet and by Mcssrs. j. Martin ana A. W
! Brown. and instrumental duets and SOLOS ~ inc
| Misses Mariana and sara D)ncourt The enter
! tainment viii conclude with an allegory, RESCUE