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

Another highway night Is on IN Huntington. The
people who live in Irving Place Nas-au-ave and
Carver Place want Carver Place extended through
t. Nassau-ave and thence TO Spring st. In order
f. % this the road must ice run through property
owned by Nathan T.. C0nk.in. and he objects t.
any such proceedings The proposed road would
open up near building lots On the property or Henry
VI Gaines and II was he who applied To ia" court
asking that commission be appointed % look INTO
Is strong / Wilson Hltch and Thomas H. Saxton.
and they propose to meet In a few days ani take
testimony In the matter. Conklin. Of course VIII
oppose Il.
ment % be given under the direction o. the vocal
and orchestral societies OF Huntington f. ne Opera
House next Tuesday evening The iirst part Of ne
programme viii consis OF solos ana ch9iu WIN
orchestral accompanment. from Ilanders Mes
siah" Part II VIII Include , .cs' TONS Tor tne
Barnby and l. int,on r5gtessor %e9rse b Nh
mnEna or s"nac,or The s"losts are the Kisses
iscstrlc, A. swcezey and r:lith ) IuTner soprano
The Misses Jean l.. Rogers Ethe. j. turner ana
Mrs C. II. White contraltos and the Key CHARLES
". Turner. bas-o -, , ,,,.,,. ~,
the Bank Of NorthpOrt Held In the bank on
Wednesday afternoon and the following Board Of
rorkroft G; Edwin barlow Edward Thompson.
William woodruff samms. Edward Pdgeon. Oliver
jenry = Mott vas reelected president and g.
Edwin Barlow reelected cashier. me fact
second year OF ia existence. without single loss
speaks wel for the institution ,.,,... ,,,,,
on "Wednesday night. Progressive euchre was played
from til 10 o'clock. The women,s prize was won
by Miss Esther Fox. the winner OF every game pu'
one The mems prize was captured by Robert %.
Bogart Miss Winnfrei Robbins ana Townsend r..
SOBER received the consolation prizes An1mk the
company present were the Rev. ana MIS-. Wrliai,
Uaiirn' Nr and Mrs. Edward pidgeon, Mr. ana
Mrs Henry Denton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thonp-
son Mir and Mrs. Mortimer j. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ Young, Mr.. and MIR. Hiram AeArrly Mr.
and Mrs John w Arthur the Misses Alice Lane.
Gertrude Prior Ada Barlow Susie SammiS May
.r Edna cole. Winnifrci Robbins. Mamie stone.
.Nessrs Robert o. Bogart. Charles j. Pigeon. Al
Frederick W. Wheeler. Herbert llartt. John pieien,
ths evenings amusement closed with dancing
The NOrihport village board was treated 10 sur
,rIs. Al It's last meeting. when William H. COilng
and John X Samms refused 10 accept appointments
ns m.mhers OF the Health Board. =.
Jesse conLln. famary known as 81 ncle jesse
IN. ola stage driver AMI mail carrier, died M ms
home I'm Huntington yesterday morning 81 paraly-
Jesse Conklin was born In 1878. and began MS
as a stage driver and mail carrier on Marcn ~ lsS'
At that time the nearest station to iinnrinio" w,
the Long Island Railroad was iicksVna', u an. y,
Uncle Jesse" was employed 10 carry the malls 20
ana from that village twice day "A disahCg 90 o'
ten miles For nuy-iwo years he drove t'hHr,
ana when the horse railroad to Huntington was
built he had "A position there. His last "Trip VIZ
made on Wednesday afternoon. and he returnel
The excitement and shock, IL Is believed caused nj
death The funeral services Of the wiie wer' 20 10
have been held yesterday afternoon. but now me
arrangements have been changed and a doupIe "a
neral viii be held In the Presbyterian Churcn this
afternoon tn, ne psSes o, e old couple
The work Of repairing the main road through
Northport. which was voted favorably upon at the
last election IL meeting opposition from tne resi-
dents along the line OF the proposed Improvement
This Improvement contempates together Win ma
cadamizlng the widening and Strengthening OF me
nd have staked out the lines which will be Followed
In the centre Of the village much more p'ooert'