New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
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AT THE EASTERN END.
This Is the closing week OF the Union School Of
Southampton. The Rev F. B. Stockdale will preach
the baccaaureate sermon in the Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening On Monday class day will be
observed in the school building In the evening the
Alumni Association Of which Arthur Daily is presi-
dent will hold a reunion and dinner at the Irving
House on Tuesday evening the commencement
exercises will be given in Agawam Hall The SUD-
jecs OF tho essays are as. follows The t, Eew
Woman" Florence Enoch; New Demands IN Eau
cation" Edith A. Drake; Child study" sarah II;
hSnne vaus u. Of 5enan Ansnss r Hasey:
"Hero.sm." Ettie g. Hedges; Influence o, Lnven-
9ns on m Sy7aMn yln Men Edmynd Mnny s. THnghas In
huence OF Education on CharaGte1: Maaa r. ana
ming. The motto Of the class Is Aul"aer's' anu
the class color IS light blue
4 womans Bicycle club has been organized In
Southampton. with Mrs. Gilbert White. president;
Miss jeanette Halsey secretary; Mrs. j. NJ Her
rick. treasurer.
The summer residents who have taken possession
Of their cottages in Southampton Mrs. D. ".
Turnure Henry Barnes. Arthur Peabody John r.
Pupke Mrs Walter G. Oatman. Or. II. H. Curtis.
b Aymar Sands William A. Putnam. De Lancey
Nlcoli Judge Russell Edward Bell Charles Miller
Freierick Retts stephen Peabody. John Terry, jr.,
james Breese, Mrs. j. r. Soley, with their iamiiieA
Dr. Chester, Of Milwaukee. is occupying MS COT
tage on the dunes.
The sh,nnecock golf links are ready for the
sons operations A game has been played IN
the Philadelphia Country Club. in which the Shin-
nccocks were beaten. Among those who are de-
voted 10 the game are Lieutenant A W. Morton
and John Kilbreth
The local Bible Society OF Southampton held its
annual meeting in the Methodist Church on Sun
day evening June H. The following officers were
elected: President. Livingston Bowden; vce-pres-
dent. Edward Hunting; secretary. H. F. Herrick;
treasurer josiah Foster. The treasurer reported
having sold s3 worth OF Bibles Twice tne ~ha,noer ~
sold last year DR.. Campbell delivered an address,
al thA
Methodist Church Monday evening After the ser
mon ouartery conference was held Open-air con-
cers are feature Of SOUTHAMPTON every saturday
evening. They are given by the Southampton bana'
and the expense is met by voluntary CONTRIBUTORS
June q is the twentieth anniversary OF the found'
irG OF the Royal Arcarum Order and Will be OBJ
served by the local odges
sylvanus Crowen. old resident Of Sag Harbor.
VINO has long been identified with its interests diea
last week in his eighty-httn year
The following cottasers are on Westhampton
Beach: The Rev Morgan Dix William b. Clark 7.
F. Jackson and Loasdae Boardman
peier named David Adams. who vas passing
over shinnecock Hills last week. refused TO give
bicycle rider snare OF the road. and a a c9islon
occurred. the wheel being entrey demo!snedi , tns
peiler was arrested and held Tor tra oeiofe 'uS'''
Griffin. az Quogue
Miss Jessie Millard, daughter OF Mrs. Milar1
and favorte with Rverhead young people aiea
from the effects Of an operation ior appehd'e''s
last week.
cub called the Roanoke cycle Club +. c. Lane 70
president. and George II. Perkins. secretary.
At the convention OF the Long Island Chautauqua-
a; Point o Woods next month. week. beginning
with July 90 Will be given to women. and II Is ex-
pected ITO bring together during that week repre-
sentative women in various departments or WORK.
one day will be devoted TO missionary workers. ana
there viii be in which de;egates fr9m Long
invited to take part. A native Armenian Mss , ns-
ing
representatives of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union present during the week
A club OF forty young ladies OF Riverhead Will sivs
on Wednesday evening presentation Of Tennyysons
princess" and on the next evening "A VISION OK
Fair Women" from the same author
Tho town trustees OF Easthampton held special
meeting on Thursday evening for the consideration
OF the question OF reopenng the old highway across
Georgia. Pond. 1t was voted that tre clerk OF tne
Board James NJ. Strong, confer with Edward NJ
Ackery and Thomas Young. OF Huntington. con-
cerning the validity OF a certain deed 10 the road
which the town holds Several years ago company
OF cltizens pur hased the right OF way for the said
rosi was built across the pond and supplied
with a bridge The road was popular as Il was ne
and was used by the stage line running from East
hampton to Brdgshampton Later the gar,ss from
pond and. wishing to shut the public out from their
ao%n snt ine IN aSor o having the road
open which. II the trustees persist in. VIII probaoy
Gns GcaTeca has his house built directly on the old
highway.
Bicycle riding Is TO be prohibited on the sidewalka
OF Riverhead village. The Town Board held spe-
cal meeting Thursday afternoon and instructed tho
Commissioner OF Highways to enforce the law rea-
tive to cycle riding the walks of Main ST.. be-
tween Osborn-ave. and Union-st., and on Roanoke
ave and tirin-ave.. south OF the railroad; also on
the sidewalks OF Jamesport The Board also recom-
mendod the Commissioner of Highways 10 regulate
the lawful speed OF horses and vehicles through tho
main streets Of the village 10 six miles an hour.
Severe accidents OF late by bicycle riding on Side
wllk and frDm reel driving
to take action.
The Southold Epworth League Reading Circle held
a social Thursday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs William c. Anderson. in Maln-st BY In
vltation the Epworth League Reading Circle OF
Greenport was present The programme was as fol-
lfws Address OF welcome. the Rev. d. w. Howell;
lnginr, male quartet Of Greenport. consisting Of
William Mills. Joshua Webb. Frederick Strickland.
George Barker: debate. Ought the Church to En-
gage IN Philanthropic as Well as Devotional Work
In the Sums?' Affirmative, Clarence II. @. bly,:
negative, Miss Edsall OF Greenport; reading Miss
>Rertha Corwin OF Greenport: singing by the male
quartet The book under discussion was Ny
Brother and L.
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