New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
NOTES FROM THE HAMPTONS.

The Southampton Athletic Club has elected the
following officers President. Frank A. Johnso1
first vice-presdent. Albert Rogers second vice.
president Edward f. Hammond recording secre-
tary. Beverly DAILY; financial secretary. Alvah
Ellsworth: treasurer, William F. Hasey. The
Board Of Managers is composed OF j. c. Caldwell
Charles Bush William Fordham, Charles JeggsP
and +. H. Johnson.
The newly elected officers OF the Wading River
Sunday-school are follows: y. L. Wood
hull superintendent; T. Z. Woodruff assistant
superintendent; Miss Clara woodruff. secretary;
Mrs F. T. Emmons. treasurer, and Miss Alice
Baldwin. librarian.
Tie camp-meeting held in the week at James,
port was attended with the usual interest The
sermons on Tuesday, July Is. were delivered BY
the Rev D. McMullen. the Rev ". ". 7 Duncan
and rte Rev. w. A. Layton The sermon On
Wednesday by the Rev. F. B. Stockdale. was fol-
lowed BY revival symposium OF four addresses.
The Rev j. II. Bell delivered the evening dis
were delivered by the Rev Dr. w. H. Lawrence
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address. which was followed In the evening by
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closing day followed by grand jubilee" and
The steam Yacht Empress owned b. Q. r
Thorne was damaged n ira eosion u wsh ,,Sen
10 Greenp porH'f for a@T repairs " ,,
Or W S. Laton and Or. J; NJ Lewis q Mime
SS2 ha ~e0 Jus rss@rsed bicycle trip
through Ireland x6d ans M Sesh Spending som.
time in Europe. has returned TO Southampton to
f' The Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix conducted Episcopal
services At the Union Chapel, West Hampton. last
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Mattituck VII hold
an open-air, festival on the church grounds on
The Ladies Improvement Sc s9Cie X Of Inosus
he'd bazaar AZ me anoeue rr,u up 5 On
ment OF the sidewalks
Or Kate Woodruff and Miss Hannah woodruff
hoy Z Wadtrg River
ten years Of missionary missionary york in Chine Chin ,u, ~
IN Rver fss this evening This club i. veil known
TO the eastern villages Of the island and has enter;
s sppssr n on Monday evening ia
The latest arrivals at the Post House, sou,hamp-
ton are Lov: l. Surs M orr N.. IL Geeo.ss
Miss Mary A COCKS Cornwall on Hudson; Mr and
E Ingram: Mr. end Mrs. r. T Sloan. Mise Sloan.
Kansas City
yiiIe performanc. 70 take place AZ ne Meadow Club
this evening The entertainment Is given cy ANA
S Hsnserson. e Howlsn eS " Humphrey. V.
G Oakman, Robert Olyphant ard B A Sands will
Al the annual meetns OF the stockholders OF the
Southampton Water Works Compony the following
n Wales Edgar Haph John SE KsreS En-
ward II Foster Frederick n Betts II. 4. Ford
ham A. l.. Morton. John b. Cauldwell, Henry @.
Trevor At former meeting of the directors OF the
company the following officers unanimously.
reelected: J. W Klbreth. president; A. l.. Merton.
vice president, j. II. Psrson. secretary and treas
urer
The Life-saving Station officials OF Southam pton
go on duty at IL clock Friday night. August 81
BITS OF NEWS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.
Mrs Arthur H. Goldsmith. OF Floral Park. 10
spending few weeks with her parents at WASH
ington. D. c.
senator and Mrs John Lewis Childs and their
two children Norma and Lionel OF Floral Park.
are staying for the summer at sehroon Lake In
the Adirondack. $500. :, -, ,-...
Free School at Great Neck takes place on
Wednesday. August 5. Two trustees are 10 be
elected in place Of J. c Baker. term expired. and
DR. J. 3. Wildwood. resigned Mr.. Baker will prob
ably be reelected.
The Rev William F. Whitaker. OF Albany, IL
spending a few weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b Whitaker. at Southold
Professor o. Wofert. OF Hicksvtlle. has gone TO
Germany. where he will spend his vacation.
At the annual meeting Of the Jamaica Savings
Bank. recently held at Jamaica. John n Sutphin
was elected nrst vice president. George l. Peck
trustee.