New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

gregational church. and among those who are ac-
tive In the church are: John y. Potter, Jesse {.
Mills. WlmOi NJ Smith, l;0ocii :. F'.e'ie"n IN"
Frank Hammond
=, paurs Protestant Episcopl, Chuf'h has
large membership The Rev James /. DgSl's h.
tho rector ami these arc some Of the prominent
members: Edward Edwards. Milton W.sGns' f'''f'
W. Conhn, James WIirat ana l.. C. FdriAins.
The Rev Richard Hill of Brooklyn has been
engaged bv the rartlst CONGREGATION - Pafc1ogne
Tor the summer months There j. also q pr' ty 10
man catholic Church in the villasc. OF when inc
l>ov Father q. &. tu'in has charge
\ well-organzcd fire depart mont ,oGe'hei MltH lne
Holly system ~ watcr-~ork' Tcingc' tn1 .'y ~"
chef Of me ir@ department hi principal a. iis iani
being t. l. Chichester. f.. Nu.anl. Charles S'h'
4 pretty soldier. monument which atanas in
front os he public school * p"rr"iGa! reminder
to the rising generation o. tho patriotism OF Ne
men Of Iatchosne who gave up thcr n.y. ~ w.
days of the Rebellion can b. seen In me office OF
Arlington u. Caiman II IS the iraineI Soim.nis,
sion Of George F. Carman rs Internal k"ycnue
Collector OF TIE First Collection District OF Sew.
York 1t IS dated August %. 1852 ana signed hy
Abraham Lincoln and Salmon T. chase
CITY ADVANTAGES. TOO.
Its proximity to the sea end It's rural beauty
do not deprive the little town OF i;s ciiy-likc al
fractions and city comforts. Electric leht Is in
general use and the theatre offers facilities for
entertainments rarely seen In small places Inc
Iycenm Company built the theatre in lSf some
Of the best citizens arc stockholders In the cor
porat,on Here the PatchogUc club meets. which
is presided by Dir. W. \. Reeve and which
Is in nourlshng condition. The main street leads
direct to the water front which. during the sum
MGR months Is n most delightful spot. great num-
bcrs OF business men from New-lork ana nom
brooklyn coming daily TO ga vSor ana strength
for their next days encounter with the heat. so
great Is the travel a.ons this street that thirty
public conveyanccs were licensed by the village
last season and all well rairorzel. The
bathing here is good the boating safe ana the bluc-
fishing better than at any other place, according
to the statement OF the trus,wor'hy ei'z's, irrS
can be initiated into the mysteries OF nautical terins
and phrases Among the builders OF small boats
AT this point Gilbert NJ. smith De Wit Honk-
lin Martenus Smith. 5. {. Wicks ana W. H. H.
There are number Of hotels in the place. of
which several are open all the year for the accom-
hn,es are Roe's Hotel and the ocean Avenue
Hotel, Sanford White. proprieor; clifton h9use
G. Losee proprietor and The Rahlau q. r Reilly.
proprietor.
BICYCLING IN GREAT VOGUE.
The good roads all around the place make wheel
ing a popular pas,imc. not only for the residents
but for wheelmen from Brooklyn, who can be seen
in the village in great numbers on any pleasant
dav the trip PatchoGue and back having be-
come one OF the most popular Of the century runs.
The Headquarters of the Carman's River club Is
at PatchoGue This club was organized for the
enforcement OF the game laws OF the state. Tor
the preserving and propagation OF game ana FISH
and for the purchasing and leasing of lands ana
waters for shooting, fishing and hunting. The
incorporators are \. IL. Carman. Alfred Nacsian,
Henry C. Wilson, Peter Il. Ackor and Joseph L.
Knapp
IL the scheme in which the people are now deeply
Interested and which the Rev. A T.. Colon is doing
much further. is carried ont. the village WEI
soon have large educational institution. ABIDE
a. .. Inn 4 a col L.
which Is TO be conducted on the lines OF pncr,in'
Resides being co-ciucational II Is t. be pl'rt"-
tory school a, %ci N a" "hnrse Of r Rrhnr
N. Terry chairman, John \ i"li'' 'hi'', ~
Just,s Roe. Nelson Mclirde J. T. syesc', 'he Roy.
A. T. Cotton Charles ". SWiih. NNm'i " NnNiN,
and Frank T. OVrr,on, John \ Potter b. '''l"-
tary
FOR TROLLEY LINE re- rui'r JEFFERSON.
While tint. movement, claims the attention of
some there are others who are equally h''''''''
In tho ,rorv movement which. n carried ont.
win conncc: por, jefferson with Pa'chogu'. m"
line wouli run over old Bald I'M which g. known
for it's fine views. and from which the ocean can
no seen The promoters Of the trolley movement
are Oranye r. flaming. OF Eivcrhcad. and John
Roe Smith and J. Il. swczey. Of ratchogue
There are two papers published In the lito
Town James A. Garfield is the Editor ana pro-
prctor of THE Advance" which has been es,ab-
lished about twenty-five years. and has a large
circulation J.. H. Green IL the Editor Of 'The
Argus"
Among the bay residences OF the most con
sncuous because of it's fine situation as well as
for its architecture. Is that OF Mrs. Kat" Gilbert
E. r DurLees home also attracts attention
Among those who have summer homes here are
John BOYLE Henry Wilson John SilsDy Mrs james
Brown +. W Caruthers. J. NJ. Dale. J. II. Van
Der Verg. G. A Meyer. c. T. Reilly, *. !. Gil
bert, C. T. Howell Dr. A. W. Lozier. r. II. H.
Steel Henry Snyder and J. X. skinner. Henry
Allen Penny has bought house and fourteen acres
of land iron 4. W. Lozer.
No one can come this part Of Long Island
without being impressed with the fine ROADS ana
their good condition. The drive - BoNpOri Is
most delightful one \ number Of retired cap
tains live in this charming little spot "a quaint