New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
PATCHOGrE AND BABYLON.

The Patchogue Steam Ferry Company has elected
the following officers: President, f. T. Moore;
rotary Howard s Conkl.n; treasurer. y. o.
Smezey directors f. Eugene Hawkins. Henry Gil
lette and John Rae Smith The company will
buill a steamboat pier next season at Cherry
Grove. the South Beach, where the steamer
Mosquito Will make regular landings.
There are ar presc.t three library schemes under
way in Patckogua-the Patchogue village library
FOR the benefit OF which course OF lectures FOR
the winter begun few evenings ago: the
rnion School library, for which the school pupils
Will give two benefit entertainments and the pro-
posed library for the young mems rooms.
Presden; Jesse c. Mills of the Patchogue Elec-
the people Of Blue Pont and Beliport to put in
sSt n sh on in e the oss ase resi-
Episcopal Chapel. in George-st. Babylon. Miss
sem yeteTan Of the civil Var. was married to
John Bum, young shinnecock Indian. The cere-
in the presence Of large number Of persons; in
Guiding many prominent res dents OF the, The village
The bride was elegantly attred in light-colored
gown. A reception followed the ceremony at the
home OF he p Ss o 81 S wSnb was
let to him by his mother.
PORT JEFFERSON. sETAUKET AND MIDDLE
ISLAND
There was noteworthy absence OF turkeys in
the farmyards in and around Port jefferson
Thursday This the more apparent in view
OF the great number Of the fowl that OBJ
served before Thanksgiving Day. IL has been esti-
mated that the turkey crop This year in this
neighborhood unusually large. and while farm
have suffered heavy losses In potatoes. they
have somewhat covered" themselves on turkeys.
The day was generally observed on Thursday.
Little business done and the usual union
service held In the Presbyterian Church, the
Rev DR.. J. V. Saunders. the pastor Of the Meth
odist Church preaching. In the evening the men,
bers OF the Epworth League gave a Japanese we'd
ding in the auditorium Of the Methodist Church.
The entertainment consisted of regular Japanese
wedding ceremony. which performed in native
costumes. After the ceremony refreshments
served.
Great efforts being made by the public orited
citizens Of Port Jefferson 70 make the entertain
ment 10 be given on Tuesday next for the benefit
success The entire proceeds OF the entertainment
Will be turned over to the treasury OF this society
Be Mrs FTsa BariS She viii ass!stsd by b!liy
Kobbn M Miss Be ohn. Davis Mrs Greene and Miss
amateur comedians in Port, while Miss Davis's
Greene and Miss Moger also are favoraby known as
ss,ngers The entertainment VIII be given in Athena
Hall. The Port jefferson Band will furnish music
Al recent meeting OF the trustees OF the town
OF Brookhaven 1t was decided that the charges
for small lots OF oyster land for laying down p1r-
This acton OF the trustees has resulted from
regard to the oyster lands. Fixing the rental Of
small lots at 81 so is far more satisfactory
those TO whom lots were granted John Brewer
twelve acres; Edith Fowler. four acres and F. NJ
SkiimOre.
Malaga smith, Ekanah s. Robinson and Ed
mund F. Hawkins have been appointed BY Samuel
Dare president of the Brookhaven Board Of Trms-
tees. a committee TO consult with the heirs of
Egbert T. Smith on the question OF purchasing a
part OK the property on Great South Bay.
Union Thanksgiving services were held IN Sc
Epseopa on chur"h RRs sy the Methods
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. officiating
Much feeling has been expressed against the man
ayers or the Liberty rubber factory In not obeerv-
ing Thanksgiving Day to the extent OF closing the
FACTORY on thursday Seiauket Is popula ted mostly
by DESCENDANTS OF New England Pur!tans and their
IDEAS OF sunday observances. and especially OF
TThanksglving Day are OF the strctest character
70 nave a factory employing several hundred
hands running full blast right under their noses
sense Of propriety " ''e'
Judge Randall. OF Middle Island, Is preparing for
ZIP down south lie is Interested in real estate
In Florida and nnds his health improved by spend
Ing the cold months In the South '
OYSTER BAY AND BAYPORT
burglars entered the house OF ex-Assemblvm.r
William j. Young In Oyster Bay on Thanksgiviny
night They effected an entrance through the Gel
lar ana entered the kitchen. thence into the dining
her int f,.