New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
GLEN COVE.

large marty from Glen Cove went on Thur
dav.s excursion to Glen Island one OF the Starin
boats ran from Roslyn Glen Cove. Hemps'eaa
Harbor and Sea CHI direct to the island ana cA'
| ried a large crowd - .
Postmaster James II. Cocks IS popular man III
Glen Cove and his friends are glad the Goverh'
man, annreciates his services TO the extent or IN
creasing his salary from $1,000 10 si,'OO per year
The acknowledgements question at Glen Cove Is
evidently not yet settled. Extensive grants "er"
made to Mrs l.. r. Ladew, Charles A. Dana "'o
North County Colony Company and the Messrs'
Duryea in spite of the strong opposition made "
the residents II IS understood that the Town
Board will appeal the Supreme Court against
the decision of the Land Commissioners Tnss
Boards attorneys sanguine OF "A reversal OF
the decision which is looked on by the townspeop'e
a. The steam yacht Columbia. n. Y. Y. G.; owned
by J. Harvey Ladcw. arrived at Glen Cove last
SatnrGay d ane t M T The Columbia is one
of the fastest steam yachts afoat ,.. %,
meetings to be held mere by Captain Johns. Of tho
Volunteers. The captain who Is located at at 1e
religious work at Glen Cove. and is endeavor1ns
to secure hall; with view to beginning opera
Glen Cove has one of the finest schoolhouses OF
facilities for Instruction It has suffered severely,
however I'm the winter from the inadequacy OF the
c eSSers eS' It has been recently de-
cided to do away altogether with the present sys-
tenn and furnish the building throughout with
steam heat.
AT THE EASTERN END.
The social season at Westhampton is now at IT.
full tide of gaycy all the large houses being prnc-
tcally filled with guests and the various entertain
ments which always observed at the seasons
height being here. Among the various pur-
suits which find liberal patronage out OF doors are
bicycling yachting and bathing. Buefshing also
has large number of followers. many credtahle
catches being made off the Great South beach.
The series regattas held here each summer by
the Westhampton Country Club. and which prove
such en- attractive card Of the summer programme
will begin to-day. when the clubs yachting meet
will engage in number OF interesting races snouo
Mr. and Mrs William $. Hoyt are in the NH
house, on Shinnecock HIS -. >,o. vo.. .r. in
II. RI. shradcr's cottage. in Little Plains ROAD
+ 6. Congdon. OF Chicago. is in j. Lawrence
McKeever's cottage Southampton. .o.,.x. -,
F rsa9 Neck e ane southampton to which extensive
additions have been made. -.....o -oo,,. 49,.
Cottage and Mrs Rowland PEI az Henry sayrss.
NH The commtee s OF the SOUTHAMPTON Village Im-
acr %aS OF and from John Founn adjoining the
rased. The railroad company has promised 70
building which viii cost not less than 40 N1
will be a railroad station in Southampton be-
M Mrs "' + Fl. Moreau one OF Southamptons sum.
mer residents. is III at her home. Of hemorrhage OF
A dance is held at the Meadow Club. southamp-
ton every Friday evening
Mecox Inn Water Mills. on the evening OF July II.
The ladies' OF the Methodist Aid Society In South
the improved Edison Bettni pattern Thursday
evening. July .. in their church Songs cornet and
and passages from Scripture flowed from II. solo.
which sung by Miss Biscoe. of Southampton,
the church led in 1886 at a conference in Connecti-
and Miss Fannie Hunting recited selection from
Scott. which were repeated by the monograph. 70
the great delight OF the audience.
own cottage in Water Mills .'1-
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Best have returned from q
Water Mills
Several OF the cottage residents OF SOUTHAMPTON
have given a OF money to the Rogers Me-
mortal Library to be invested in current literature
library their meeting In October 500 The read
ingroom attached to the library is a pleasant and
attractive room. Astounding in modern reading OF
Mr. and Mrs C.. Albert Stevens we're in South
ampton during golf tournament week
Miss Eleanor Keller occupies George Fordhams
Among those present at Professor Quests lecture
on THURSDAY evening at the ar. village were Mrs
Eleanor Keller. Miss leila Mliheau. the Mise:
Puptee. Mrs; Edgar and her daughters. Misses
Al a baseball game, between, Bridsehampton and
Southampton, mines last week the former were
IN .Ss
Luyton. f. b. Stockdale, j. n. Bell, George II:
Adams and j. Ii. Hand. Tharsday viii be devoted
renee the Rev. II. II. Munson and the Rev. Dr.
+. c. Iglehart will be the speaker
AT a semi-annual meeting OF the sag HarboP
Savings Bank dividend at the rate OF per cent
per annum was declared for the last six months
Mrs Carrie Rhodes. wife OF Sidney Rhodes. Z
native OF Southampton. died at her home In Brook.
Ign last Friday
The city residents at Mrs Benedict's, In Water
MIL are Mrs. and Miss Van Ness. DR.. Eimonston
and Miss Maria Montfort
Mrs.: Omar Ccrwin. daughter OF the late Lewis
Bowden. for many years teacher In the Academy
In Southampton. died last Friday In Sag Harbor
She leaves two brothers. Livingston and Leonard.
sister OF the late Professor H. H. Boyeson
Miss Ragna Boyeson. will deliver an Illustrated
lecture In Memorial Hall next Friday morning ON
Norway. -