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

The trial OF James Faheys, which was to have oeea
held in southampton on March q. has been post
poned two weeks owing to illness OF an important
witness.
A reception was given for the Rev Mr. Moore the
Methodist clergyman of Southampton, by his friends
on Monday evening He was the recipient o, 'a.'
liable gift Mr. Moore is not to be returned to South
amnton but Is assigned 10 a church In New-fork
City.
Nr and Mrs Edward White received party OF
friends on Tuesday evening. There were present
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Goodale,, Mr.. and Mrs H. a.
Fordham Mr. and Mrs. George seelye, Mr. ana Mrs
n H. post Mr.. and Mrs: o. Howell, NJ ana YRS
c; White. Mrs y Seeye Mrs. George HaNock, MrS
George Post. Miss Emma Bishop ana lheooore rA''
sey. ,,, -.
Mrs Oscar Howell invited number OF adies Q!
her acouaintance to a "euchre party. when wa
held at her home on Wednesday afternoon Aprh !,
e P1Fly at Miss 'AD's D'"' '
The funeral OF Miss Helen Jarvis daughter OF S M
riches on Tuesday. Relatives from THIS paSe AZ
tended. Miss Jarvis was we'll known IN Sou'"A''p
ton 81, - ,,,o.i,,
The annual spring election will be he'd on iuesna n
in sag Harbor At 1t the question OF goa! 9po .
under the Ranes s% VIII ,h be ,own Of sonthampton,
but the dividing line OF Easthampon cuts one emu s 81
the village il. The people aTe c IN ide Of winning
election but the saloonkeepers DO not appe, an, "a
narv the SECTION but II they lose they will no. gys
nm The saloons They say that II the town OF Sousn
annpton votes to be dry. ard the town OF
ton votes 10 have licenses the saloons wiz De
ferrej from their present places over me 1oM
iine into the town OF Easthampton. Aitnoush 'i,e
saloons will be In the village. they would no, oe III
The town II Southampton votes 10 grant Hcehvvcs
and Easthampton votes not TO grant licenses AT ',S
aection on tuesday, the saloons IN the .own Oh
E,astha mpton would move into the town Vi SVu.n
arnn,on and thus one town would nave Tue hSuor
bmsness of both towns II Is not thougnt t.ia JON
towns will vote to be dry. but II they oo 'ie
dealers will be compelled to close tneir places ="
hoth Easthampton and Southampton
The news OF proposed trolley road between S.ee III,
mort East Marion and Orient has caused srea. SUIT
aauong the residents. BY far the great majority &c
I'm favor OF the road. though a few farmers are "
nose1 10 II, The principal means OF travel a' p,es
ON, ,s hy the primitive stage. when makes a ".
once a iay IL Is understood that TWO synuc~tes
bnve already proposed TO construct troIley es, Jig
sron, Rverhead to Orient the other from r p,
mort TO Orient The latter has appeu ~ nor.
Commissioner f ". Taber. Of orient. 10 seou aS
nc-uits from the land owners along tne propose
ro,te The road will be about eight miles iohs' Anu
ne cost i estimated TO be about N5o.0~
Ricvcles are becoming more numerous every Gay
On Southampton thoroughfares The rotamas.sss
has besn busy with the scraper and soon tne rodus
u,i be I'm their usual fine condition. oicycie pam
would be OF great benefit TO southampton wheel Ineh
AMI women The majority or riders are "o"'e''
The exercise is very popular here
Nearly every eastbound passenger train orlngs
people 10 southampton looking for cottages 10 fea'
for the summer.