New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
IN THE HAMPTONS.

IN THE HAMPTONS.
Captain Luther D. Burnett of soltha np.on. has
told the champion fish story OF the season. \ mon.
ster eel embryo sea-serpent was the central fg.
in the tale. The captain assured every Body Tat
he discovered the eel while running his eel Tots in
Mecox Bay Monday evening He says the fish
was fully fifteen feet long and big around as
nall keg The captain admitted 10 his neighbors
that he was scared when the fish emitted a kissing
noise. and. thinking discretion the better par, OF
vaor. he deserted his eel pots and repaired his
home Captain Burnctts neis'hbors at Water Nil
were much amused at the story
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Hart. of Passalc. y. j.
guests of Mrs c. o. Hedges, OF Brigehamp-
ton
Oscar l.. Howell, has sold to Mary b. Caldwell
lot the north side of Ox-Pasture Road Sou,hamp-
ton. for 1904.
Miss Julia Reinart. Of Brooklyn will spend the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Julian K.els,er OF SOUTH
ampton
Nh. and Mrs. w. o. Williamson OF Southampton
have returned TO their home after peasant stay At
Southod.
Robert W. Wood, of Southampton. is spending the
fal, at ST. Jamess.
Mr.. and Mrs John Drum. of Southampton. are yis-
iting Cutchogue.
The question of dividing SOUTHAMPTON town
occupying good deal of attention az the present
time. The idea originated from the hamle, Of
Brooklyn. whose population is largely made up Of
colored people. many OF whom have become bur
west end Of the town 70 PfoROs Which S
brookyn within It's limits. Ii is said that there IS
ton east and Ws Of % Sn that
southampton from Sag II irbor the canal. would
exists '''>
Horace Foster and Miss Grace Bishop. daughter q
MIS- Mrs T. "a bishop we're married on THURSDAY after
noon IN southampton. the Rev. X. y Campbe. oftcl-
ating the marriage was quiet afar. only The I'M
mediate members and friends OF the family being
Of the village. win spend a week on their wedding
tour Among those present were Mrs J. Il. Bishop,
sister OF the groom; Miss Edith Oakley. OF Anna
sanseti Miss Clara Strong, OF sasaponack; Miss
H. Hidre,h, Mr.. and Mrs T. il Bishop. Mr' and
W Mfs sShn SsaseT Miss Jane Woosy the Misses
worth Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bishop and Mr.. and
Sag Harbor.
a., number Of young people, of Sag Harbor are to
The first annual ball OF the sag Harbor Catholic
Der 30 WI s. ''' "
There will be bowling contest among members
or the Sag Harbor Bowling Club Thanksgiving Day.
A meeting OF the Women's Guild OF the Presbyte-
ran church. OF Easthamptoa, was held on Wednes-
day afternoon at Clinton Ha.. A large collection Of
S nS sGs'e iGn e d s
Among those actively interested In the work Of the
society are Mrs. John d. Stokes. Miss Simpson.
Mrs r. NJ. Osborne, Mrs. William r.. Wheelock,
MN. Frank Cartwright and Mrs J. F. Gould.
A.. The Shrysanthemum show given for the benefit O,
the home Of Mrs Henry Francis Cook came 10 q
successful cose on Thursday
John L. Sherwood has been elected senior warden
OF Chris; Episcopal Church. OF Sag Harbor 10 mn
good - us
IT Ia expected that Bishop Littlejohn will vs!,
Snrst episcopal Church at Sag Haroor on Monday
evening. and administer the rite OF contrmat ton =