New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
PORT JEFFERSON AND sETAUKET.


Much interest is being aroused in the christm..
cantata and great convention OF al iia'io"'
which IL TO be held in Athena Hall on Chris'Hias
Eve The entertainment is TO be given by the youns
people Of the Presbyterian Sunday-schooi' ass's.u
hv several we'll known musicians. Athena Han WI"
he decorated as Santa Claus Hall and deiesates
from various nations will be present, together WIN
picaninnies and Aries. DR. r. C. Jones VIII take 'e
character Of Santa Claus and Frederick nan wiz
impersonate Uncle Sam. while the other charac.ets
of the cantata will be taken as follows; Little Nicn
oias. George Brewster; Mrs; Santa Claus. Grace -
Spoor railroad porter, w T. Wheeler sergeaht17a.
arms b paytSs Seesates from Various ma
tons: William Robbins. Bertha Patt Nette Davis
der West Ma Warner George Hutchinson Irene
Mover Bertha West, II. L. Davis and John Ganga'
Christmas and New Year weeks T;ns me re BrdSe
port running on Monday and Friday.
The Kings Daughters Of the Met STc pm JAM
uary 10. They will be assisted by the silver Lake
Quartet ,
Fl. N Randall have left Port Jefferson for the win
and will live in Brooklyn
Subscriptions TO the course Of lectures and enter
anments being ed up The lists VIII VIZ Se0h ss
closed so that those who desire 70 b eS months
the lowest possible price should step UP IL 'ne
concert by the Jessie Couthon Concert Company.
will be given the evening OF December 81
The second annual social dance" given by the
Young Mems Social Club Of setauket vii be held on on
Christmas Eve in Good Tempars Hall Inc nrs,
dance was a memOTdDP sucCcsS dIu $500"
promises 10 equal It in every way ThS Gomm nIes
of Arrangements consists OF W. H. HAM, H. l. JONES
and j. H Hudson.
There seems TO be concerted effort the part OF
some of the villagers Of setauket 70 Dust Ellis r.
Davis for number of years has conducted hotel
at Locust and Water ayes, Setauket, and mas Al
hotel occupies of the best business sites in the
merchsnts want him to get out There Is not much
danger of his gratifying them. however
AT THE EASTERN END OF THE ISLAND.
Nathaniel W Foster Of Riverhead, president Of
the suffolk County Historical Society, reports the
| affairs of the society to be In fourishng con-
| dtion. Several gifts from Mrs. Mary L. Woodhall
Of Fairport, Va. j. +. Hanshaw. of Smithtown
| Branch; Mrs Thomas E. Cromwell. of Yonkers;
| William Wallace Tooker OF Sag Harbor: James
Reeves. of East Palmyra ~ Y. and others, were
accepted and filed in the rooms Of the association
1 in Rverhead.
Seymour Corwin has decided TO erect a
hotel South Jamesport TO take the place OF the
| The new structure will be built on the site OF the
order that the hotel will be completed next season.
/ The hotel will front on the Bay, and will be about
1850 feet in length and 80 feet deep IL will be three
stories high and will accommodate $50 guests
Miss Hattie Valance, who was employed as
in a Wh s 9 shs was dis
! charged because she attended the meetings OF the
young men to its meetings that the hotel suffered.
and she was discharged out OF revenge on the
tending ' the meetings had nothing 10 do with her
/ discharge
Austin Corbin is the latest millionaire to get the
sallboat hobby He has just had constructed two
| tine saboats. built and shipped TO Fort Pond, for
! his next summer on the Bay
Mrs. Charles Griffng. of Riverhead is spending
"Yuetde' with friends in Southampton.
! Miss Martha Goldsmith. Of Mattituck. and Frank
wednesday at the Mattituck Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hodges has closed her handsome sum
mer home in Easthampton ana resarned TO SSs.
| will go Florida and California for the winter
| District Deputy-Grand Master George c. Raynor
of Suffolk. district OF the State OF New-York, !. o.
Q. F., will visit the various edges in the district
NOrthport Lodge No, S2s. Of Northpor, January !.
aryS sayyilIe Lodge No S22 Of sayyille: January
TO- Port JEFFERSON Lodge 10 81, Of Port Jefferson;
! January H. Breslau Lodge No. "a, OF Lindenhurst:
shoqe anaa rre sSna Lodge 30 SIS o
! Amityve; January Il. Sampawams Lodge, No lo4
q Babylon; January 20 southOld Lodge No SO q
i7s Of Greenport; January "a, Brookhayen Lodge
| 90 OF Sag Harbor.
An important suit brought against W. C. Jessup
under the waters Of the Great South Bay nea!
SIDE the costs Of the action Jessup says he viii ap-
ps Ts suit th s S Ras sasf Tnn
of Jessups place at Westhampton Beach 1t is $50
the owner $1,000 and is the only bridge across
the Great South Bay The Town Trustees. when
understood be used for the public. but
they soon found that 1t was for his private use.
and is pending against Jessup In the
United States Circuit Court. brought by Aaron p.
Whitehead to have the structure cleared away as
an obstruction TO navigation.
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