New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
AT THE EASTERN END.

Frank c. Smith. o, Northport, who was arrestA
on the charge OF swndng the Edward Thompesa
Publishing Company. who employed him as an e@'
tor Is in more trouble. He Is awaiting the action
OF the Grand Jury in Albany and Is accused OF Tor
gerry II Is alleged that he gave fraudulent cheehs
to william McCo,ter. and the latter iden'ned hin
yesterday.
Miss He,,le Fish OF Bay Shore is visiting It the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Fischer at Easthanp'
Miss Esther Terrill. OF Bellport, IA spending
week with Miss May Williams. al Eastnampon
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Coving. Of Westhampton. an
spending a few weeks at her brothers house. q
Providence.
Mrs. W. J. Connolly. Of Easthamptoa 10 Il ne
home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Williams " SsS
Miss Fannie Smith is spending week With Mo
Sadie Farnan.
f. r. Halsey OF Brldgehampton. 10 removing
with his family 10 southampton.
Several Of Southamptons summer ressaeno nave
been in tho village in the last week. pre- anN mef
cottages for the coming season. or ,ot n nS
som Mr.. Atterbury. E. II Moreau. General SwaynA
Mr. Oakman's cottage on Aiiantic-ave. is undergo
ing extensive alterations. .
4 new cottage is being erected on sninnee'@
HIS. ~ a..
Or. Sterling will occupy his cottage in Hilst ~'
last OF the month.
peter Donne. OF Southampton whose eye was ID.
jured severely by a nal hitting u last wees ss IN.
Urinary. New-York He has had the injured CIV
taken out
The goods OF Edward Millers bakery VINO ~
h,sn in business in Maln-s;. for aoOI; year! nav
been seized TO satisfy his creditors ana VIII DC '0s
al auction ,,. a.
Al the Teathers institute Fannie hunting. g
Sauthar,ptOn. received the highest Prize, 4 wv
medal. on Tuesday evening. for excellence LII CIV
cutiOn. 49,.
General Barber and his family occupied MS c ~
tage the Claverack House, for the summer On u"
oath inst
J. B. Caldwell will open his cottage Tor the "a
son the last OF this week
The Ladies' AID Society Of the Presoy'enn.,a
church OF Southampton have DISCONTINUED ~. ~.
meetings for the season. During the winter tney
have sent 4 box OF clothing 10 missionary ~ I.
Kansas. besides dong other ~or H. so' - n Post.
Southampton The officers are Mrs n II; ~, M NJ
president Mrs II. Foriham vice-pres''e"'' A''
NJ L. Hallock secretary and treasurer
Vera L'Hommedieu. daughter OF UT ana NJ
George l'IIOmmeiieu, OF WesthaWp1On, saso.
birthday party Thursday afternoon A"i p,son
young people present we're Misses fiso a,,r ala
Ethel Corwn Cora McAvoy, Lille Grinins; ras sS
I'Hommedieu LORNA McAvoy, Hildegard ue'~~.
and Master Leon McAvoy ...,on
The Teachers Institute. which has been ~ eiased
In Clinton Hall, Southampton, TINS wees Vii Who
yesterday morning by Commissioner Tnaschers' AS
conducted the weeks exercises ne asnn,al meet
sociation OF the First District he'd rs annu asr nv
Ing on Thursday evening II called 10 0'I seven
Principal F. A. johnson. OF souhamn1ppw,ng officers
new members were received. The foho" w N,,ent:
were elected: President {. f. ksr psrS.aa. sec.
vice president. George A. Brown OF nv y, W,ttituck
,etary and treasurer. NJ Nice ttadaHock were pres
fudge Reid and Professor T W. hallooA r~see Red
ent and each made a stirring aa u "a conductW
Professor Hallock Or. James Milne anu srhsrS
A. c. McLachan were elected honorary