New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
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The members Of the Meadow Club viii cornpete o.
Julv 81 for the Ruggles Cup. presented by the a'e
r-nos y Rue9es II Is now held by Charles r
Henderson tr who will not be able to retain II cs
account of being disabled in bicycle accident
The aagoole CT the bathing houses which
have lately been erected on Southampton Bead
was struck by lightning on Thursday morning Inc
pole and beams upon which IT rested were com
petely demolished It is thought the pole saved tns
building from serious damage.
Among those who enjoyed the social gayetits CT
the week al Mecox Inn Wa.e- Mills were II. n
ILttlened ard James r. Steers and their families
Mr. and Mrs Durbrow, Miss Sarah B. Sturgis, xr.
and Mrs william Furst. Mortimer OBrien Mrs J.
Woke Mrs. Walton Greene and Mr.. Greene. Mss
H c. Blake Mr. and Mrs. S. Mcconnell, Mrs Charles
schenck and the Misses Schenck. Mr.. F. ". Ken
yor Mrs Smith and her son. OF Water Mills: Mr.
and Mrs F. NJ Snow Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Neergard. Miss G. X. Beecher and
8 Gardner. Of Brfdgehampton.
The annual fair given by the ladies of the Presby-
terrain Church OF Bridgehanpton was he'd on Thurs
day. An interesting feature, besides the usual dis
pay, collection OF articles Il ancient treasure
gathered from the homes Of BridgehamIfon people.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Rose. Of Northampton.
Mass. are spending the summer at their cottage u
Water Mills
The Christian Endeavor Society Of Westharnptoo
Susan F Meeker: vice-president. Miss Ethel Tuste:
s.oretaryi Miss Kate Stevens treasurer. Miss
The annual election OF the Riverhead Fire De-
psifi P Tfsused Lac as A5er;
Terry e9mmssi9neT FOR three years ,a. ana a
For the asi week the wreck Q, coal barge , hs:
barges struck the bar and only one succeeded in
getting free Il was intended az frs, to abandon
bought by George b. Douglass & Brothers. Of New
York who represent steel manufacturers Of Scot
land The wrecking company has been at work on
the barge for some TINE. - .r,.
took place On Monday afternoon He died at his
home after lingering Illness
villages took part in the Missionary Congress he'd
Mrs. J. r Bell; Of Greenport. and Mrs George 3.
winter at Riverhead has been arranged by the
Lecture Association as follows: Jessie Couthoul
De Note. peceniber i: Robert J. Burdetie jan
g.,yi jgss <! Singers January 4 6sS:ss
IS Prg:e.sor winchester: March 2; ,he KeIlOss
ard bssebal! grounds in souths ngten The ground,
ssvs pseH aed % n and wi"
On saturday July IS an in in,eTrss,ing fye-m!s
george Worm snd Hebr sSanr Of soosp
ton The former won the race. Among other
J Miller with William Bennett second George
Evens won the mile and-ons- half race. and William
Father Gueren, Of the sag Harbor parish. win to-
morrow pass his charge OF the Southampton Roman
Catholic Church OF the Sacred Hear, OF Jesus and
Mary to the OF the Rev. Father Kirby formerly
OF Brooklyn This church for several years has been
included In the Sag HarbOr rish. but now becomes
parish by itseI Father Gueren has had charge of the
services OF this church for six years. and has been
successful IN all his efrors.-snd beloved by all his
thnt resident priest s needed II Is OF the most
prosperous churches the east end. We sincerely
hone Father Kirby will be successful In Al. his ef.
forts FOR the welfare Of his people.
The people Of Centre Moriches who have long ten
the need OF a schOolhouse have voted 20 40.
proprate money for that purpose. A new SITE VIII oe
chosen sor the building. The cmount appropffateo
Tb. new oier AZ Montauk Is nearing comp!eftons
General Manager Reynolds with other Long islano
ofpc,,Is has visited Montauk 10 inspect the work.
c,rsIonis.s was also considered
A ~ ke and now er sale was held al west nampton
Cor rhs benefs OF the free library Among the prom.
49, norLcrs were Miss Bertha Rogers. MISS sophie
Stevens Miss Mamie kommer and fSditn Grlnn
THE Officers Of the association are. President Jonn
y Raynor; secretary and treasurer Miss Mabel *.
q, exen.. librarian Miss Helen Jessup.
Nr and Mrs Charles yardelier. OF Washington.
a re occupying Mrs c. W. Burtons cottage at Posts
Crossing Southampton.
Miss Clara Best has arrived al Watermill for tho
summer j. l.. Clark and his family. OF New-York,
are also spending the summer there
Al Memorial Hall on Friday morning. Miss Ragna
Boyesen. sister OF the late Professor Hjalmar n.
delivered lecture upon Norway and tho
Norwegians The proceeds OF the lecture will be
added TO the book fnnd Af the Rogers Memorial Lib
rary.