New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27

Tho Rev. Or James Miil1rd fniutt, pfrS4u'nl ~
the Summer Parliament at Long Beach has just
completed she programme FOR the coming season
The + ,rth II July has been selected the olenn
lav when patriotic exercises VIII be- hell a. D. m
with m oratiou on "A Great Blrihday' by Wallace
Bruce OF BROOKLYN. on July l. there Will be The
dedication OF the new auditorium. addresses an
special music on July 10. : y. Berry VIII give an
Illustrated ler'urc on the "M-Sages OF the Fi9w-
FRS" July H. H. - ANA T. lectures by MISS fIlth
4 Nrln.vre IN 'Househo,d Ecpnomi-s' They VII.
lurlu." lectures on selection aha preparing OF
foods ana household manArcnent other dates nXel
arr. July III. Winthrop Hcgeman. IN D.. VIII dc.
ana me "f.arsion Play" July l. and 22-lllustaiel
lectures On art. by Mme. Clara Ruge. jay -
~, o''', ,,,1nfa 70 Inc s,a." july 2l-Miss Bertha
Marie lnrce IN An Eyenns of Keadings \ liioe
July % The conference Will b" pres lcl over by inc
K'-y RJ6er Cameron. Of Boston. Eiit9r OF me
fcssor s.lf-r % Grocer seminary; Among others
fikins part will bee thc Rev bT a. hrooE 80 o.
,,aaii,.l tho Rev J. \. MacEiwa!n -; Boston ana
the Rev Robert ErlmAn The conier.m,e WA Mo'
INK August ll-L"cturc by General ,,e9Tge Is. Lnni
on The Stars an! S,r.l.s August il me H'''
ono ,-,,Gres. the dates ~ which are - De- an
nounee Inter arr Ihe h i Rn r Frf ama4 sNIari
lsoliruft on Napoleon BlraY trte ulIustrat~I' r.
!, INN IN ~, nor Rurcan r L. Robertson. on
..In.la" 0lius.rated): George Hawthorne smith on
ma IT, for M. pul,i.liion 81 daily plp-r during the
me-, ,o 10 cortain the programme 81 the meet
in and OF IN, band conc, r,s To- be given afternoon
ana evening OF each day during ia" season
PORT JEFFERSON AND OLD FIELD.
That me Por. jefferson Ecrtrir Light Company
hns been a successful! venture. from both an eHHh-
cerlng ard financial standpoint. - shown by tno
fact that the concern cannot meet all the 'c'1"''S
mon I, for Light Scarcely enough Hight can be
furnished to meet the requirements Of the village
itself whc sucn neghborns places az linker ere
asking I'm vain for the HIGHT. Esnn1ics nave pcch
nf
OF The pubic. and L has been iodnd tn"t al i,ast
$co NOR Is neeicl to en'arfc TIE PAM ri on{ Ia,
ne plant WIN be eniaryTi T99n h. s1py b Pi beng N
ready 10 u.s. a large number OF ishtb
There is considerable rivalry among some mon in
port jefferson for the kecpership OF the new light
house that Is being erected on Eastern Breakwairr
Although work begun on the structure Only
few weeks ago. 1t has been pushed so rapiy tA'
q ia now nearing completion and will be ready for
operation in a short time. The salary OF the new
place viii be Only $50 year. hut there are many
men who wou.1 be satisfied Win the situation iy I
,hs nav in view OF the easy and generally agreeable
time he keep has IN attending 70 his duties. Holmer
Lee seems to be In the lead for the place ana II
war and for i've ycars-lS9 to lS7i he vas the
keeper OF Old Field Lighthouse res ignns AFTER faitn
mi service 10 20 into business. Now he Is anxious
to b";''n a., ~. iIrhthomsc Board Signed by many
ntlrien Al peope Of Port Jefferson. asking for ms
appointment.
Miss Ella Howell. Of OLD Field. thrown from
her carriage last Monday. She had just started out
FOR a drive along the old Field Roai in her dog
cart with a young friend Going down the hill TO
Setaukci Lake. 1t was found thai the back part or
ths harness had been drawn too tight and the car
rage ran against the horses heels. The anima be-
Inc ininanagcab.c and running TO one side. threw
hnfh tho women down an emDankment. Mss How ii
was badly shaken up, but had no bones broken. Her
comn1nIon was nnhurt. some men stopped the
horse and thus prevented further damage.
DR. NJ L. Chambers. OF Port jefferson. Will spend
rho slmmer with his family at his place on Old Field
paint The doctor has over one hundred acres In a
hIgh state OF cultivation, ani has Juss completed
80. oufhuildngs for his servants. The house IT.
self is PATTERNED somewhat after Wasl!ngton's IA
n,ous mansion at Mount Vernon
Miss Sadie Weeks and Oliver De Wolfe were mar
rIed on Thursday In the Methodist Episcopal
church at Port jefferson The Rev Mr. Bronson
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. De Wolfe
went TO Bridge port for extensive wedding tour