New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13

Among them were Miss lulu Raynor. Miss May
Bllows. Mss Maud Tanning, Mrs Williams, MISS MSS
Gertrude Hallock. Miss Minta Halock, Ernest ~.
wards Seth Raynor. Augustus Hildreth ana Ma
than Sayre.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyery OF Long Island held It's ah
nual meeting in Moriches on June 10 ana IL ""
Wednesday afternoon there was speech OF we'co"s
and response and a half hour Of prayer and praise
In the evening there was an address on foreis"
Missions On Thursday devotional exercises reao.
ing Of of last meeting reports OF omcers anu
of auxiliary societies occupied part OF the INV
Miss Sara J. Adams, OF Grcenport. read paper o"
systematic and Proportionate Giving In INC
afternoon a paper The Relation OF Praye v 70
Success IN M.s wRs
address to the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
aWrence of Northampton In the evening Miss
Jones delivered an address on home MISSIONS
The bicycle club of westhampton held a lawn
day day u" -,
4 fine new hotel has been erected in Jamesport
On the site OF the Miamogue. which was purheo
last winter public reception will be heid IN '"s
hotel on July g.
The Hedges House and The Pines in Amaganssn
are in active operation.
AT the annual meeting Of the Long Island Histo.'
cal Society the following directors for suno.k
county were elected Temple Prime Joseph i Mml,m0
III Nico iie"'' ~ ''@''
The Mecox Inn at Water MIL opeheu It's s
,as, Wednesday, under manage ment, tnat OK
Norr,,, formerly of the Arlington Hotel.
| prooklvn and Surf Hotel, Fire Island. Many per-
go, drove over from Southampton Good Grounu;,
shinnecock Hills and Sag Har3or "A ar :o,,a gsrs
1 vi,S Mr Merritt is associated Thomas Shes;
| business manager OF the bnnP'e '"'"'0
| the management or thls Ho'ei
Me- Grace Moore Culver, daughter of Mr. ana
urs George Culver OF the Heights Southampton.
wos married TO Edward Egsleston on inursa.y
! o,ternoon The ceremony was performed III ',o
Methodist Episcopal Church, the rev al o"~ ~.
| stockdale officiating The bridesmaid MaS
r,,yIa n sou,res. of Good Grounds John Eggies.on'
~ - ,ho bridegroom was best man. Inc
.-s ,,os nrettily trimmed for the event ana the
oudienceroom was crowded with invited guTsls ,us
The bride attred IN ne is eeremony the happy
vne left on the afternoon westbound express a %
on the Long Island RaIrSad ,b lor w i"q make Their
| home In NewLondon conn
The marriage of Miss Sophia Frances Rogers sev
| ond daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs DaVid rose's, -
| Tbeonhel,s Anthony Brouwer Jrp OF .se" o
| c,,, was celebrated on Thursday at IL ocioeA
| 49,, q, tho home Of the brides parents FINE ''i.~'
| wos.hamn,on The ceremony was performed oy INC
| D., u r Miller IT, OF the Methodist Eplscopa
| church The bride was dressed IN ha'u'0.'
| ,ravelItnr gown OF brown silk. There was no ~
| PENDANTS The wedding breakfast was sef'eu '.'.
| ,ta,oIy after the ceremony The young couple
1anar
| % .h-ougb New-York and Connecticut, ana on
| their return will reside at the brdegrooms SUM
mer home at Easthampton Miss rogers io
number Of years has taught in the p9Dne senoo
Easthampton and is popular Mr. Brouwer - S,s
invontor and artist OF considerable note ana ac'is
in church matters. Mr. Brouwers iatner "a mn "a
| nronwer sr is a summer resident OF WestIlanp,
| ,or only the immediate relatives Were p,eSS,asr'
eu whom we're Mr. and Mrs. John Culver Mr;
| mh Mrs David Rogers, the Misses May anu Daioxx
| Rogers Thomas y. Rogers. EcKioru W. H0ss'' w
| r Brouwer sr.. OF New-York City'
,,~,,o,'s onanttties Of fish are being caught oy
,ha round fishermen at Montauk and Gardner 5 ISIS
and They consist OF greenheads. sea pass ana enc
ami, One OF the companies. owning seven pounds
| 49,, mai, sh,nned over 100 boxes containing fish 10
The New-York and Boston markets The company
has six Of IT'S pounds full, and the leaders hass
| hem taken from the stakes and the trap proper
| c,o.A, ,hus making a. car in which the nsh may
be kept until shipped market at ths nn on
~ ne company Tons and tons of iiTn are NV w s,s
hand awaiting shipment to market ana unes ,h ie Sts
s,nrrrs break I'D the ears thus ALLOWING ,le i.sn
,here i enough fish on hard 70 supply tne
Tew-York market for two months NeHnet o.' ~
has there been such large quahtl'y VI 10" ~ ~>
places named awaiting Shipment