New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
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Ing Bridgehampton as the guest Of Miss Inn.
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Miss Nellie Hull has returned to her bom. -.
Bridgehampton after two months visit 10 Men
Miss Mabel A. Halsey has returned 70 Rr,d..
hampton. after four months visit to Chicago
The Sag Harbor Savings Bank has elected ofBc.,.
as follows President. Henry p. Hedges: first VIA
James H. Plerson: secretary and treasurer csns
2n david p Vail assistant treasurer Edgar
mittee, joan j. Harrison James H. Person H, Han,
yey T. Hedges; Finance Committee, David p Var va,
Charles Charlie y Brown George B. Brown. II. T. Heds.,ss
Captain Joseph Penny. of Good Ground. ha. "a
turned from his hunting trip in the neighborhocd
or Norfolk Va, bringing home a quantity az .v,Y2
swan. geese and ducks. " WIG
Wauhope Lynn and family are spending a tev
Is having a number of improvements made s shogg:s
the grounds among them an observatory a'ou'
J1hn H. Yopngs Frederick White, Robert F,,,.
have removed to Amagansett to engage in coS.
fishing. =" co.,
The Ice on Silver Lake westhamp,on. /. 81,
intended to commence filling his icehouse bnt wi
delayed by Tuesdays snowstorm. ' va
Shinnecock Bay IS completely frozen over and =.
THURSDAY A. 4. Bellows and c. Il. Lane hauled ~
pounds OF Goldfish they had caught on Wednesdsy
from the beach to the mainland on the Ice Lee.
inches thick. Yesterday morning the snow ~ v s.x
about six inches deep. and It was showing hard :,
known here in years. with a depth on a Level -
ABOUT eight inches. The roads alive with
parties In sleghs enjoying the first sleghlne a, ~ Ky
Shelter Island looks from Greenport ill., s
great snowbank rising from the dark waters -
OYSTER BAY.
Miss Amy Gould Of Oyster Bay, has the dsuno.
ton Of having set the type for and printed her ON,
wedding invitations. and they VIII bear the scru,,,
OF experts Miss Gould is about to be married afts,
Bay Pilot Inc oyster
The Queens County Tax Sale Arrears Comm.
sion sent to the County Treasurer last week about
five hundred perfected certificates from the town a.
oyster Bay. If these certificates are not redeemSS
within one year the properly VIII be sold.
BAYSHORE.
The recent cold snap filled the souls Of the .cs
dealers at Bayshore with delight Ice Is being cut
East Lake, which averages about eight lnches
In thickness The dealers began 10 fill their houses
Saturday. and believe they will have the largest
crop cut in years.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Committee on Ways and Means for the proposed
new clubhouse al Bayshore: Josiah Robbins Arthur
Rid!ng,on. Or. Edwin S. Moore. Harry ". Brewster
Dr. William A. Nulce and Leander G. Hartman.
A petition signed by over hundred Of the most
lay presented to President Austin corbin asking
chants from Soliciting trade on the station grounds,
The summer residents nave frequently complained
OF this ar an nEw T as saw to IN. s
the company will be unable to stop the practice.
GLEN COVE AND SEA CLIFF
The business Of the milkdealers OF Glen Cove and
It's vicinity has fallen off perceptibly during the
last week owing to the tuberculosis scare. The
dairymen also complain OF slow business.
Seawanhaka Council No 1862. Royal Arcanum. Of
Glen Cove gave the second OF a series Of dances
in its reception rooms on Thursday evening. MUSE
was furnished by Professor George Dsab. OF New.
York and at midnight supper served. Dancing
was continued until a late hour, and the enter.
tainment throughout successful affair.
At the annual election OF the Sea Clir Methodist
Episcopal Sunday-school the following were elected
Egbert Rinehart. superintendent; Mrs. r. Rnehar,
assistant superintendent; :. +. Ransom, secretary;
" r. Koop Librarian. Miss Lille Chellborg. treat
ursr; Miss Lille Pearsall. orgdnist; Mrs. c.
Woods treasurer OF Foreign Missionary Society;
Miss Ada Martin, treasurer OF Home Missionary
Society.
The services at ST. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Sea CN Sunday Will be conducted By
the Rev. George c. Groves, Of Calvary Caurch
New-York.
The election OF Henry p. Combes 10 be chief Of
the Sea Cliff Fire Department was ratified by the
Village Board at It's meeting on Thursday evening
The Paumonak Club. Of Glen Cove. has moved
into its quarters. the Weeks Building.
The Glen Cove Reading Circle met at the home
OF the Misses Warrington. There was ful, attend
ance and the meeting one OF the most inter-
esting or the season.
The Rev Walter H. B. Allen who Is expecting
soon to leave Sea Cliff, rendered farewell
reception at the home OF W. L. Hind on wednesday
evening.