New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
HEMPSTEAD.

Three deaths are recorded in the last week anu
all deaths of old and esteemed residents OIL
this village. william Small died on Saturday morn
ing. after a long Illness from Shortly after
NJ Smalls death came that OF Mrs. Ihomas T.
Gilbert sr.. of heart trouble and on SUNDAY tha'
Of Mrs. Thomas Hayden. who recently fell ana
broke both ankles and Of her ribs.
The Hampstead Baseball Club had played three nm
ings with the Far Rockaways last Saturday, when
rain stopped the game. The local club played the
Elites. of lIicksvile. on Labor Day. and was VIC
torious by the of 3 to 2.
The Town Board VIII meet NJ PITS Hotel Lynn
brook Tuesday. to issue oyster licenses This
will be the last meeting OF the season for that
purpose.
Miss Emma Dickerson is visiting friends In Port
Washington.
on Monday Timothy Coffee fell to the sidewalk
from building and received severe wound.
The Kings Daughters fair. to be held next
Thursday and Friday will attract hundreds OF vsi-
tors. The articles to be offered for sale were made
by IIempstead's society women
Albert II. Scabury. who is engaged In engineering
on the Erie Canal. is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II Seabury.
In the last year $'l.ooo has been expended for new
schools and for improvements to schools in the
town OF nempstead o., o.u.,oa % s,o, IN 9,
Ryd dhrch Broo fsn D j. l. Van
Onda is the organist and choirmas,eE
rogers home. Flowers Tor distribution in The
The Democratic Town Convention was held in the
Ing. Cyrl L'African. Henry A. Fawcett. Louis
De la lap o james 0 Gur T and Edward = TOWNSEND
were chosen delegates to the Assembly convention
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That We. the members Of the regular
Democratic Convention of the Town OF llempsteal.
do heartily indorse the nomination of william y
- ~. nj a t'ltclgO
Convention. and pledge ourselves TO work Tor their
The Village Trustees met on Wednesday evening
The grading OF Henry and Jackson SITS; was or
deIed me claim OF the "mpStrnd Gas i !; a
ordered paid The village collector reported $40,
52s 81 as the amount OF taxes received 10 date, and
The High School opened Tuesday. with an at
tendance of jCs pupils. Last year the attendance
was IA.
The regatta of the Hampstead Bay Yacht cluo
on Labor Day ended the clubs races Tor the sea-
son. They were witnessed by nearly i"o people.
and exciting. The sloop class was won by
ter second class catboats. by the Beulah, and
third class catboats. by the Grace -
The Hampstead Baseball 'l;b Will play me %
nc tics. OF Far Rockaway. to-day This viii b" the
last game OF the Season. .,, ,o.. ,,ro,,r,,,orr
Allston Asmus. who passed ne test preliminary
examination for cadets ship at the United states
Naval Academy Annapolis; was admitted TO me
Academy on Tuesday, having passed the oniciai
examination.
of John Maynard Nissan. OF Queens, and Miss
Lima Soaring Cloves. daughter Of b. Nalen-
tine Cloves. when was performed az 81 b"orSe ;
Church Wednesday evening. in the presence or
several hundred invited guests. The Rev. ,'reigi
ton &. Spencer. rector of the church. officiated
assisted by the Rev. Joseph Ivi". OF queens
W. X. Nissan. the bridegroom's brother. acted
his attendant. Miss Katherine Kellogg and Miss
Ethel Foster were TIE flower girls. and Miss Essi"
Chambers and Miss Helen Cloves were the brides,
maids The ushers were Charles II. Alliger. OF
New-York City; Robert Barber OF IIazleton: Penn
Lincoln r Thompson, Of Reading. Penn; Albert W
w. II. NJ Hamlet and G. Prior Pray OF Hemp
stead.
The Hampstead cycle clubs racing team has
been fitted out with suits OF the clubs colors
light and dark blue. Tomorrow the club VIII take
"A to Bay Shore.