New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
AT THE EASTERN END.

The new Methodist Episcopal clergyman At ecutk
ampton the Rev. Mr. Stockbridge. filled hb pusk
for the first time on Sunday last MI Moore ~
former pastor. is not stationed In New-York CIV,
as reported, but is assigned to the Central ChuFa
Brooklyn.
Abram Halsey OF Southampton. accompan'd
a friend DR.. Reeve. OF Patchogue, sails from NJ
York to-day for Genoa. They expect to txess
cycle tour through European countries to Eaeas4
whence they will return remaining abroad hrsQ
the summer months
Henry Fordham has rented his cottage nv
lantc-ave Southampton. 10 parties from BrooOss
Miss Bessie Rogers, eldest daughter OF Captains
Mrs J. r. Rogers, was married 10 Monroe H. usse
in Southampton Tuesday. the Rev. Dr. Camp'.
performing the ceremony. The orides gown W.
changeable blue poplin ana wn'e pt ar ssser ~
May Rogers was maid OF honor. The bridal cougs
received many valuable presents A Az e HS M
ried couple started on the O'clock train expectM
to visit Washington before their return. A"Sas
ihoss present sent wsre OapIr rs Frank Hssey M II
Mrs. David Bennett, DR.. ana MIS- mares nI ~s.
Mr.; and Mrs William Corw.tS; DR.; and mrs anS W. ~
Charles Cha ' Jaeger Mr. and Mrs. Edgar HdretS q
and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs oss si Haven H.,sey
f FS,,s Mrs aTs ad M HS" HassS 81 IN
Hasey; Mrs. James Hdreth Mrs rs. A. K0sel How. FL
in.ns,re Haisey Miss Gertrude Hallock. ~
Hattie Post Miss julia Foster. Miss Nellie hi ~:
Abram Halsey James II. Pierson captain -
White, Theodore Halsey and Augustus hi'dretA
TIE annual and 252d supper OF the Greenpori ~
erary Society was held at the home OF County ssS
soc ETY. are as follows President. F. B. Corey ~
president. Eliza J. Ward treasurer i aas TsSs;
s seeIsy editor j. willard Preston Literary Con-
mlttee Mary +. Beaman, Lulu NJ Weoo h9 Ws.,, "a
Hawkins; Entertanment GommiTRe ssv ., Mn NV
Preston. Miss Bertha H. SorWn MISS "a s' = ~
nlngs. Louis T. Wells. r. W. Hawkins ana I" -
Clark. ~us..s
A pretty wedding took place at Greenpon ccvu
day morning at o clock when Miss MAI S~n "a
was married to John J. Burns. OF G rsss|Ses sa
Father Riley oiiiciatins Miss Mary ' c SsIss
OF Rverhead. was bridesmaid ana 1 ~." brids vsi
s srsd IN s"e travelling costume Of cloth ~. ~
the bridesmaid in similar attire AHs !, the hone
m ". brse er sn %
couple will make their home In Greenpo.s@s rccer
Sheriff and Mrs. John T. OBrien sss one Of lie
chief social affairs OF the season: Inc "a LHonr
was decorated in honor OF the occasion nv Ss cos
was danced and then a supper was I setd IT,
guests included Mr.. and Mrs William ~ EXvsn
and Mrs willard B. Payls Mr ana TS,S "a
Mrs J. Frederick HaIlett Mr.. and Mrs. !0 snd M
shaw, MI and Mrs Frederick r.. 8 Rhan; ; + psut
Mr. and Mrs: John Bagshaw; Mr. ana Nm In ssrsh
H. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. CARL HaNett "' rlorencs
Mard Miss Edith Wells. Miss Mabel w SaTs. d. d.
Anna Bates. Wallace Wells, Dr. Samuel ,, p'G PikA
Addison Raynor. Edwin d: Fshe O ,a,, w1ilHm
Deputy Sheriff Otto Gottwald ana CaP'""
II. RaHord. -, a. dis.
The authorities OF Sag Harbor are tryinns ssptist
cover who 1t that attempted TO purn discovered
Church on Thursday night. iire w. . from two
in the church and the flames were comhs when the1
places They had just begun 10 sp reaS in and ~
were discovered An alarm was turneu , ar 6remsl
quick respons, on the part OF the voun'e, sdshou
saved the church. The flames were pu. ~ made 70!
the firebugs but they were not found ~ a. AVA
they had Just left the church. and were hoI 81
when the flames were first seen; Lne wSy any %
thorities are at loss TO understand why ~
should try to burn down the building. ,s n
The last Board OF Trustees Of the sse,uthsmp
dams who are on their reservation ne s, serm vl
ton in the Shinnecock Hills. fnished tns the
a balance In the treasury. This Is somesssors ~
never occurred before. and their succe s The ol
manded that the money be given 10 M. ~, rhis cause
Board OF Trustees refused to DO SO, anu NJ the ~
the new Board to threaten the MANU. ,Sa new Boa!
70 SECURE the money from the old Board may hat
trouble 1t is said that the old trusse e. ~ and the
they had balance they are enm."s" ~
Bert" Bertseil and Herbert Hall. Two SSvs xshin
of Sag Harbor, made a novel eaten w VIII -
from the steamboat wharf yesteraSy III 81, 6ie ~
boys had line out ana one ,, T taut but svt
ar,. ".s When he could not pull the object t0 -
water The boys thought they mao RE object q
monster and summoned a ss' 10 the surface. "a
then It was found that the D0y ,ned condition. e.
cycle II was in an almost r9Ine1 Srcro WliIiam
was dentsd Is the rSe se who the
WAS evidently frightened and threw y OVER s boy
II would not be found In his possess,nc nn.ht IL VI
now have the bicycle oG rsd as the water has ma
pay them to have II repaired - INV 81
IL extremely rusty.