New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
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The recent additions to the summer colony -
Southampton are H. p. To.er George c. coobe
George Robbins. John Strong William Allen Butler
jr, Charles Bottomy. John Lawrence. DR. p
wyGk9 C %a;l9n g PGsilshTaRs Hem AGan
derson. NJ f. Rye A J. qDierSr-dgeip Georss :!
Susan Lord and their iai'l.leS
Frederick Jackson and p F. Collin. with their
families. are shinnecock HIS
Nehemiah Cook. Of Brooklyn, is occupying his
cottage in Hill-st
The southampton Social Club will hold It's annual
bail in Agawam Hall on July 5
Among the c!,y residents who spin through SOUTH
ampton streets bicycles are Mr. ana MIS-. henry
Trevor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bel, Dr ana Mrs.
Chester Mr. ard Mrs Metealf Thomas Mrs cohin'
Mrs Miller. Mrs. Nurdock. Mrs Il II BoIye vsns
kitre{n. Mr. NJ t<ennedy Mss Barnes M.ss
Anna Peabody. William Hoyt and MI 'duld"e'|
Nrs Chambers. wife o. Dr. P Chambers. Is III
with typhoid pneumonia
There are over one hundred families OCCUPYING
summer cottages IN southampton
new house is being erected on the site o. john
Voodburn's which burned last March
Professor Ovest Of Lexington-ave. Newly rK, "
organizing a German class in southampton. ara hAs
slSScesGsi in obtaining about twenty-five Pupils
..Ric,-clers Rest" Is to b found AT Eiward
Goodale's n Water NILS. where v'neeimen ana
w-heewomen can ind rest and refreshmen' "'''e On
their journey 70 Bridgenamp'0h'
Irving c. Stump. Of New-York. IS occupying one O
Mr. Balls cottages at Water Mils.
= p Cauchois. Of New-York. Is in Miss Z. Bur.
nett's cottage IN Water N.ils and + A. Cauchofs
in his own cottage near Mecox Inn.
Among the arrivals at Mecox Inn Water Mills. are
lanes A. Steers and family, Frederick NJ LA'u-ne.d'
Julian 3 SLOPES H9ra'o breTsr Sforge I'd ex
lock \. T. Lamb and family Dr. u o'1"''''' "" "a
n, strict-Attorney RicSWay
DR. Talmage is in his cottage in Easihampton Tor
a few weeks.
tn. we.thampton Country Cub Will have ball
this evening.
Tho main street in Centre Morches is to os
-, commission consisting OF J. II Person
IL Hunt and @. Clarence Topping nave oee Ia ap-
,rai-.ng the property and have given the Vlurioh'
III, s,coa..f,u candidates for the two State
schoIarships for Suffolk County in Cornell Cofese
az. Miss VIVA l. Raynor. Of Huntington ana
william j. Cunningham. Of Sag Haroor
The N,amogue House. Jamesport had its opening
r,u last evening Rlverhesd band was IN at
tendance.
Hugh Mclaughlin OF Brooklyn. Is 10 be al tns
psconio House. Jamesport. for the summer
The Franklinvlle Academy is 70 be opened again
a,1 a teacher engaged for the winter
Or Theodore L. Cuyler. OF Brookiyh' VIII NC u
ouogue for the summer
in Southampton Tuesday evening Among those
nrescnt were Lulu and Lizzie Raynor. Albert
Rogers and Beverly DAILY.
Frederick Grifing. of Blue HILL Neb.. is visiting
his parents Counsellor ard Mrs. Griiiirg, at River
head its a'e''''
The Misses Nlcent and Estelle Foster, OF River.
head are visiting friends at Quogue.
Miss Mabel Quarry, OF Southhold. has gone 70
visit her aunt at Montauk.
j. J. Dunlop. pastor. the regular quarterly COM
mun.on service Will be held tomorrow morning.
The subject for the evening VIII be, "A Lesson
From a Church Spire."
During July and August the Rev. Or. II. W. Bat
tershaw Of Albany y. Y, will have charge Of the
services Of Southampton's Episcopal Church. St.
Andrew SON the Dunes. DR.. Battershaw, who is
rector OF 81. Peters Church. Albany conducted
services in Southampton last season ana IS greatly
beloved by the Sourhamptonites
DR. j. y. Taft, paste. Of the Congregational
Church. Orient. Will preach an anniversary sermon
tomorrow It being the close OF the first year OF his
the communion. In the evening there VIII be
union service held in the Metn9dist Church. a!
which the pastor. the Rev David McMullen. and
DR.. Taft will speak on Patriotism
southampton's new lighthouses are nearing COM
pie ,ion. and will next week be thrown open The
public These lighthouses are both attractive in APP
pearance and particularly complete IN detail. Under
s1oping Gothic roofs. 80 complete bathAouses
adJoned separated into little grolgs OK ten by very
comfortable board walks. Each compartment Is
light and airy. furnished wiki seats. shelves ard
clothes hooks, making a most satisfactory little
DIRE ssng-roOm TWO large rooms AZ each end are
ftted WITH shower baths The Office is a quaint,
attractive room, with its arched ceiling ana d.a-
mond-shaped windows Everything = well APP
pointed here and convenien, for conducting the big
business carried on. Above the Office. overlooking
the ocean. is del .ghtful. parlor. furnished WITH
comfortable The lighthouses are the properly
OF Miss Howell OF SAG Harbor
y most remarkable auction sale of hay took place
az Southampton Thursday. An entire crop Of
forty was bid In at the rid cu.ousiy low figure
% 30 cents. II was said By farmers who at
tended the sale that II hi ~ that price.
\ prolific crop OF huckleberres is being picked by
the southampton small boy TIE hills back OF the
village are covered by the fruitful bushes. which
are proving a gold NINE 10 the INDUSTRIOUS youth