New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
BAY SHORE AND sAYvILLE.


usual number Of houses and other buildings have
either lust been erected will be before spring. or
are now being built. Among them are the new
rectory in Man-st.; houses for John Scherck. In
Maple-ave. Captain John r. Howell, In Bay Shore
ave-; John NJ. Howell. In Ocean-ave.; John w. Thur
ber in Frrs.-ave Seymour Thurber, In Brook-
St. Charles Thurber. in Canal-st; George
w. Crumbs, in Park-ave. Hugh B. Brown.
In Park-ave addition to ]. Robbins q Sons store.
In Main-st; lie Grange V. Cartwrights store, In
Main-st; c. Fl. Coveirs house, In Clinton-ave.; Eu-
s xresnnm " Hail properly renodeed for roadhogs
Bay Shore has a six year-old musical prodigy; She
b vfG IN sy SHORE sr wh her only
about year. Together they are musical trio ths
these instruments She plays BY note On wedns:.
aa ner M AUSPICES a Of the Social Aid Society Of the
Congregational Church. she played five pieces About
sa dy EHoBe OF Bay Shore met on Thursday
evening for its usual jScation at sme ,b nome OF
bers Of the club were present ncudnss n Mr. ANA
Mrs A Mrr Ro5n and Mrs and Mrs Ha
Brewster, Captain and Mrs John r. Howell. Mr..
and Mrs Ephsdi snede2 srs M ana an
Mr. and Mrs. william Jones; Mr.. and Mrs selaa
CLOCK Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M nS Mrs Mr c ana
Birdsall
A final meeting OF the organization Of Young
night in Good Templars Hall, sayyilie A. A. Albin
Ssd as KShad b Pd Of % :pSss
at length the advantages OF the association
W. s. Raynor. owner Of Raynor's Hall has con.
tributed the use OF his hall for one year free OF
rent.
CENTRE MORICHES.
pleasant company OF young people from East
and Centre Moriches surprised the Misses Eva and
Susan Foster Thursday evening at their home.
Captain Norman Terry one OF the officers OF the
Defender in her race with Ealkyrie III last sum-
played for the dancers. Among those present were
Misses Louise Benjamin. Lulu, DeIis and Beatrice
s paps, aoSsj me
%SrfS! na Ess awf Eowsnd Ss
silvey and Johr Penney. of Centre Morches.
SEA CLIFF AND GLEN COVE.
ST. Luke's Church Of Sea Clifr. has extended call
to the Rev George C, Groves, OF Calvary Church.
New-York City: Mr.. Groves has accepted the call
and % take e on 'n married He has
preached several times at st. Luke's and the con-
,Sa his eomns TO xs.s n%
benefit the parish.
Mrs. O. W. Parker and her children, Of Sea Gin:
who have been visiting IN New-York City for three
weeks. have returned home.
Mrs. T. W. Bowcock, OF Sea Gin. is sojournns in
New-York City.
The Misses Graham. OF Sea Cliff. entertained the
Rev. George NJ. Davenport. OF New-York City.
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Cocks OF Glen Cove gave a
card party at their home in Town Path Wednes-
day evening. During the evening large lamp was
upset and but for the united efforts OF the guests
the result would have been disastrous As II was.
carpet. curtains and furniture were badly damaged
before the flames were cxtinguished.
The Hampstead Harbor Yacht Club Of Glen Cove,
has elected the following officers for the season OF
1896: John s Appsby, commodore: f. r. Ladew:
,commodore; William Burlingcocks purser:
William l.. Hicks fleet captain: members OF tho
governing board, j: y: Coles: Tappan Ward Dick;
and s. r. Hewlett.