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

The village election was held on lurs"'N' Az" ~
shifted I'm a surprising victory for the 'ltlz'nS am
naien club ticket During the year the voters nave
EXPRESSED more or less dissatisfaction at the course
of rho officials elected on the Campaign 'lup
t,cke, last wear and three months ago there was
every reason 10 believe that the parry h"d not
much OF a chance to secure any elections WIS N''''
Since that time however. marked r'''''o" .'''
set in and thinking people have begun 10 r'''"'
mot tho Ro,rd was q business one. acting entirely
for the welfare of the village To show their APP
preciation OF this state OF things. the voters re-
elected G. Sacket Chellborg the retiring member oi
the Board The Campaign clubs candidate Tor
president. d. A. Shaw, was also elected '"o"s"
the LOYAL Leagues nominee had strong o"'hlhs'
There was but one nominee for rach oil the o''''9
OF Treasurer. Collector and Police Justice Henry
G. Smith for Treasurer Benjamin Weber Tor
Collector and G. W. Cox jr., for Police Justice
DR. W. J. Burns ard f. w. Geissenhalner Tor
school trustees were elected. They were also the
Campaign Chfb's nominees. After the announce
,nent OF the vote the club members turned Out ah"
headed by the village officials whose terms had not
expired and the band. paraded through the streets
serenading at the homes OF the newly ei'''eu o'N'
on Wednesday evening the club held ratification
meeting at Central Hall There was larg" at
tendance Speeches were made by President-"lect
shaw Trustee Chellborg and School Trustee W. }.
Burns The club will hold a Rhode Island cambake
some time next week 10 further celebrate itS VIC
tory.
A special regatta for cabin catboats in the thirty
foot and twenty foot classes Is to be h"d under
the auspices Of the local yacht club, to-day. The
start will be AT noon and entries open to boats
enrolled in any recognized club The race VIII pe
over the short club courS" from sea II" ~ ~
cuion Reef ana return. irIes "rti and The race
classes where two or NOR" boats start anu wv a.,
must b. sailed in sin hours or VIII DE- h'liI'u "l'
The local cup mas " nu h ,he XsIli, are the best
known. A number OF entries OF J., n's.c'a ,, ~ r..
have been received and fine race Is expected ne
arrang.ments are in charge OF Ie Grand l.. Clark
the chairman OF the clubs R'gatta r0"lt'' zee late,
Samuel Craft was married to hartley COVE OF
Sea Cliff few days ago the Rev Mr Hrov.S V'',ta
recent death OF the brides father. The young pro-
pie will live At Genwood. .,,, l., ., .,
Luke's Church tomorrow morning and conhrin Il
class which has been prepared by the Rcy Mr.
island expected TO hold the confirmation. but. being
unable attend Endorsed the invitation 10 bishop
Satterlee Specially interesting services wlth
musical features have been arranged large at
tendance is expected.
picnic at Peacock's Point on Monday They VIII go
I'm stages -, 80 ,r., ,,, NO.,
luton to appropriate $4,000 be used for improve
ments in highways was carried; SixtyIons votes
% re c IN iYon the Yaca ab Was held
ON Wondav evening There was a large attendance
and a pleasant evening was spent. The social sea
at the club has been more than usually gay
Sea Gin Division. Sons of Temperance, post
porcd its meeting last evening to allow the Kings
Daughters to hold their entertainment IN the
chapel. -,
summer al Sea Clir has returned to her duties
school teacher at Morristown
4 branch Of the Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
cia ton was organized at Sea Cn on Saturday
evening John NJ. Worth is its president; a. r.
Young vicc-prcsidcnt: w. Schoelles, secretary and
treasurer and A. Swinson. John \. Bader and A.
F. Young the local Board OF Appraisers. while the
fourteen charter members are the local Board OF
Directors.
The Kings Daughters OF the Methodist Episcopal
church gave "A butterfly musicale at the chapel on
Friday evening An excellent programme was ar
ranged and every visitor was given a butterfly
souvenir.