New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
poW\ THE ISLAND.
NOTES GATHERED rErwEEH nEooNLYN AND
MONTArK

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Bernard Kelly. conductor on the ow! 'r''" n"'e
,,ns.oad had his hand crushed at Garden 'ny
on Tuesday afternoon while taking dow" 'hc 're's"
,, ..,, .,l fingers were amputated by DIT &
g. J. Finn. ,.,. NO.. i'm,
An ~. diuatherla sufferers at Amityvle are I'M
,rov,uc and a further spread OF the u'Se'S' = Nv
r,obab,e In the houses where the maia"S eNS'N
s,r,ct quarantine is maintained ana '"He"S' ON
,ais and MUSICIANS have united in efforts 10 stamp
on, the disease. , ,,, f,o,o
Al the annual election OF officers for the tie" 'o'e
,sh,,eran sunday-school. held on Sunday even
IN, IN. following were elected: superintendent
william g. Robinson: assistant superintendent -
,a,es 9 cooley: secretary William A. NJ Streeter'
treasurer Charles -. Tobey; librarian ""'''"
u,tton: organst. Miss Kitty Tobey
A. and Mrs Abner Chichester. OF West hiUs' GEL
ohr,ted the twenty NTH anniversary OF their mar
-, an uond,v evening. The Chichester man
,,n ia In that part Of Long Island where the poet
walt Whitman spent his boyhood days f'oieSS"'
lanes Hopkins and his orchestra lu'h'S"'u w
,,ueic and Miss Josie Chichester iooKen "'''' Wv
r.freshment tables. Among those present "ele vi
and Mrs Jesse oakley Mr.. and Mrs q ~ n''''
A. and Mrs y : Graves. Mr.. and Mrs hIas
.,.h A. and Mrs George B. Korbman. Mr. and
urs Iohn Wood Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jones MI
and Nrs loci Gardiner Mr.. and MIS-. Ahurew
smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. 'ohA'n' MI on"
Nrs G. w Terry. Mr. and Mrs fhiio rae III
and AIRS Charles Wood. Mr. ana MIS-. /. IN '".
AIR and Mrs G. p. Rogers. MI anu M's' -, %
Valentine. Mrs. Arthur Ireland Mt. anu 'i's W.
mo, oakley. Mr.. ard Mrs Ira ketchum. Mr. ana
No., n + Baylls Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. Arthur T.
r,,,r f. & Hunce Daniel Wood. Clinton Smh
,,l,. 4 Conklln William Jarvis Mrs Seacor MIS-
r.,pie Graves Miss Klttie Ferguson and MISS oauie
Oakley. ...,or ~ tho Methodist
rniscon,I church at Port Jefferson surprlseu M
Congregation on sunday by announcing nts en-
,inn nj leaving Port Jefferson atter dhot,e -
non W Wr price has been an earnest worker. ana
his narIshoners will try 10 Induce MN 70 rec''''
,bc matter and remain with them. , ,,,,.
The quarantine was raised from several fanles
q, Oyster Ray on Monday, and the public scnooi,
which has been closed for the aso reopcned The
Board OF Health has given pei i ,ha hnrchas
different lodges TO hold meetings p @,a for ore worshp
silas A. Williams. prosperous farmer 81 ga o ia
westbury is looking for man an. ,h fnr re nab h,ch
ne saws the man took with him Man anu money
disappeared somewhat MYSTERIOUS, o or isGt
night while Mr. Williams and ms wile Mere Vas,
was left In charge OF the house. a warrant mas
"ef" II Hahn. A. q. Heitz and Adam l.. Dausch
~ ,bs Young Mems Mutual Improvement society
Of HieksSs ss naHs Eugene F. vasheron
rega rd to having the society incorpoia,esu 'on
mittee has also been appo,'ssa 10 a soon
as rbe are the new officers Of the Green
pS percy. Vice president Robert w Hawkins; seere-
tary Mrs. G. stiles; ,reasure, sdor Mss carrie
ST. 81" John Roosa: reporter, Miss Eliza J. Ward
There upward Of 1879 die men srs nTne
~ and any kind OF employment Al Patchogut
River and It's adjacent shores there are q, ns 10
,ps oyster industry these boats represent at least
Dp Idle men In the village. There are about go more
boat, pa,s che vaf Se
iously awaiting the brsaknE IN Of ShA lnA An ih1