New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
PORT JEFFERSON AND SETAUkET.

t,or,.,h,no noirts 10 A season OF unusual activity
for Port Jefferson this summer one OF the S's"S
is the good business being done by the large iuper
firms and the steam planning mill OF the Lopez
Rrothers number of new houses are TO De puii'
IN or near the village Several Of these are TO De
AZ Brick Kiln, which is rapidly becoming one Oh
the most attractive parts OF the village. hu"iper
OF houses also are to be built near Port 'e"e,'oi
the timber and mterH FOR BELIEF wh tha n ihs
Side is going realize boom Is rapidly gaining
ground. ,.,,...
ha Dr opened branch office in Port Jefferson. where
his practice has largely increased. t pndoi1 in
Office is in the house Of Mrs. Eliza RANDALL III
Main-st.
Since the steam yacht Maspeth has oeen nere , ons
has her one on the most attractive
S she is owl owned by e. Meyer.
sale Of drugs patent medicines or medicines Ca any
kind in grocery stores w'hS 9ino license Daring &
Strong Of NO 80 wallst New,York TO see II taey
s sSS ne NOT a ssi MS sTons to a.
stain rG% Sc ss made until people who
heo, accustomed TO get certain medicines al inc
grocery compelled now TO 80 nave 10 'ae arss
stock OF these goods on their hands
Ellis H. Davis the prop5eor O of 5se Of p
Bates for about 5000
NJ. clinton Miller. the tax collector Of Brook an
made mis- as' ,sspsyers had an opportunity
Of paying up AFTER ms an no, raid their taxes
SEA CLIFF GLEN COVE AND OYSTER BAL
The regular meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Go, Clin Library which was to have been heid on
Friday afternoon last. has been postponed. Inc &c
ton was taken a remark OF respect ana syhpa''y
20 Miss Rohman one of the members whose s's'ee
died few days before.
on Thursday evening the Library Lyceum OF uieh
Cove held It's regular meeting IN the assembly room
=, ,h. soc,e,v. a very novel programme was ar
ranged which was thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
ent The music was by Long Island composers ana
the poems read also by Long Islanders.
Miss Gertrude J. Morey, sister OF j. A. Morey. OF
oyster Bay, married at the hYme OF me SueF
~ "Wednesday evening 70 Samuel b. Dougnerty' o..
10 So Heyward-st Brooklyn only few OF me
most Intimate friends and relatives were preSeIiii
Wasbbmrn rector of Christ Church Miss Blanch
Morey sister OF the bride was briaesna'' ana r''
The Ladies' Ala Society o, the Methodist Episcopal
Church oyster Bay. is working !ndusrlorsy toward
securing funds with which to lquidate the debt yet
eral hundred dollars have been raised On Ihrs!ts
purpose OF securing funds for the payment OF back
rent on the parsonage. A violent shower IN me
Sssn e Mr ad Mr nny w sGS T@s flied Win
a merry party: An entertainment consisting or
box ana BASKET feature was introduced
sold at auction brought good prices. and the Ill
assorted pairs provided much amusement. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Velsor; MI ana
Rev and Mrs. w +. Estes. Mr.. and Mrs NJ f..
Baylcs. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Matuson' Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs James Titus, Mrs. L. II. Van Sise. Mrs James
Thompson. Mrs Samuel Valentine. Mrs Waidron'
Mrs Marvin. Mrs. Mrs. f. c.. Doty, Mrs Henry
Matson. Mrs. A. b. Cheshire. Mrs. G. c. Painter.
and Miss Frazer. New-York the Misses Edith VAL
entine, Josie and Annie Cheshire, Mamie Vesor.
Martha and Laura Van Sise. Nora Pepper. Kate
Lewis May Sreater, Ida May Hendrlckson. the
Messrs Alfred Velsor Henry Summers, George VAL
entine. Calvin George and Frederick Vesor. Israel
Van Sse. William Ma;thewson. John Robinson and
Captain Nance.