New-York tribune., 1896-09-05
At THE EASTERN END.

AT the election held in SOUTHAMPTON village IN
Tuesday. September /. Albert j. Post was elected
president OF the Board Of Trustees: John w
Howell and George F. Wines. trustees: James F.
roster treasurer, and William y. Seelye collector
The Union School OF Southampton will omen on
September 2 The following are the teachers en-
gagged for the year: Principal. F. A. Johnson;
hrst assistant Harriet L. Fordham: second assist
ant. Helen NJ. Wilcox. grammar teachers Harriet
A. Mallory and Wilheimina L. Abeling: assi..ant
intermediate Jennie A. Jerome; primary and Greek,
blanche Bnaa,t e; Page; assistant primary Nina NJ.
added TO the course OF study.
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@ Asn Hssys GsSyse
department ard seven primary teachers
house built upon the site Of his old one which Mas
BURIED r s1bay 20 ne fTog4d sTris w H9t long % ago
at the Meadow Club to-day
The Ladies' Seaside Bicycle Club gave a leap
E The h q'STs svs, Are Ms ArcS
Jones secretary, and Miss Violet Crocker i treas.
urer
1t is not expected that the nremen of southamp.
ton will attend the tournament at sayviiie on
The opening OF the new hed Of the SOUTHAMPTON
Athletic Club was held last Saturday. The track
was in good condition. There were six bicycle
prize, and Herbert Skinner the second. George
Worth carried of Two more first prizes and Eben
others H. Skinner and Clarence LinnelI secured
, one second prize each baseball game between a
IIerbor resulted IN the defeat OF the latter. the
The Long Island Presbytery meets at BrookAeld
on Tuesday. september Is. and the new Presby-
on that day Delegate viii be eIected to atsnd
the next meeting OF the Synod OF New-York. to
Gs, 6e held IN the First Church OF Brooklyr. on
Erie Howell. of Southampton. entertained hin
Saturday afternoon. Some Of those present wsre
Ruth I Enoch; Eunice Raynor. Hattie iIalsey. Leon
1n1R Ha1c
Many Of the sumner visitor. are leaving West
hampton and Sag Harbor. hurried away by the
The Shelter Island Yacht Club closed the pres
Deerns HarSor to Jam" sport cn Fr,Ss sne om
q. returning on Saturday.
The Montsuk Tribe OF Indians seek to retain their
land. They have formed organization to protect
their rights, and have raised fund for that
s Ts sss nSo4 %Ssuss x wss s IN
ance OF 200. The committee on tribal reports vas
Eugene A. Johnson Washington; secretary; Aaron
Cuffec. treasurer; Dr; "; =. Johnson. New;York;
KoRsn ssshSs ts tsl Shs ao weeks va: held q
last s"sa saturday i' Nearly $500 received Tn:
sSsh ass id e. charge 9s 'ss. q
THse Msr The Mr.. Gsns
Mrs and Miss coles young ladies Of the choir
anS the ass sss
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COY Miss Rose Boyce received the frst a gold.
headed umbrella: Joseph Turner received the sec
third. whip. Miss Mamie Corrigan received .
diamond pin, given & to the rair by Mrs. Law;
S being vUsS most 1Ou
chant in southampton. Saturday evening was de-
voted to dancing.
Several young people from Water Mills attended
a ball in Atlantic Hall. Bridgehampton. on Tues
day evening Among others present were Miss
Nellie Halsey. Miss Emma Burns, Miss Thorpe.
Miss Evelyn Osborne. Augustus Halsey, Will Os-
borne. Abram Halsey and Nathan Osborne