New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
ISLIP AND BAY SHORE.


The following have been elected wardens and
ves,rymen OF ST. Marks Church. Islip: Senior
warden. Il. Johnson junior warden, III. Duncan
Wood; vcstrymen. John H. VAIL II. H. HOLSTER,
George b. Howell. George Hanford. II. r. DuVa.
Henry b. Hyde. c. ID. lngersoll. II. b. Hollins;
delegates TO diocesan convention. Bradish Johnson
H. H. Hollister. II. b. Hollins Emanuel parish.
Great River: william Nicoll, senior warden; Smith
Rhodes. junior warden: w. Bayard Cutting John
T Duryea, ]. Ives Plumb. Joseph II. Monfor'.
vestrymen Samuel Gilmore. clerk.
concert was given Thursday evening IN the
Bay Shore Methodist Episcopal Church. by the
Harrington Concert Company. Miss Augusta Bige-
low SOPRANO. Miss Harriet Randolph contralto
and W. J. Harrington basso. A singing class was
organized, which will hold Its first meeting this
evening. and will probably give concert next
week.
r. G Remsen. who mas lived all III the M winter ro, IN
tage in Ocean-ave., this summer. has offered TO
ss nss rscory OF St.
Church This will be about 1900. The rectory was
i pespn IN be- Completed by the latter part Of
Most a the money which had already been taken
in for the rectory fund was raised by the woman"
Guild
John T. Ryan. OF Brooklyn. is spending few
days In Bay Shore.
Alphonza Smith. Of Brooklyn. is visiting Bay
Mrs. rreelove B. Clock. OF Bay Shore, Is visiting
in Brooklyn.
The Rev. Samuel Moran rector OF Christ Churcn,
West Islip. Is sick.
John c. Kelly OF Brooklyn. has rented for the
summer season the house owned by Theodore Coe,
OF Maple-ave.. Bay Shore.
Thomas Il. Adams. tr, OF Eghth-ave, will spend
the summer In West fslip. instead Of Bay Shore as
he has done for many years He will have the house
formerly owned by the late EDWARD M Cameron
near the bay.
The house Of william II. Bishop, in Park-ave..
Bay Shore. has been rented for the summer To
Brooklyn people
Mrs. Hattie v. De Nyse. Of New-York. is in Bay
Shore looking after her summer home property.
PORT JEFFERSON AND sETAUKET.
The recent spell OF hot weat er has caused consid
cradle activity about the ho Is and summer board
Ing In Port Jefferson. This lovely place Is
de.eryedly popular. and Is a regular for
New-York and Brooklyn families The prospect
OF jumping from winter into summer has added
to the prevailing idea that the coming summer
will be one Of the hottest record. and the sum-
mer boarding house keeper Is looking forward to
a golden harvest. Housekeepers all the village
are opening up and cleaning out the spare rooms,
for a number OF people have come down from the
city already.
eminent for the Improvement Of Port Jefferson
Harbor will add greatly to the value Of this place
as shipping centre Last year large sum
that there now are seventeen feet OF water at low
tide. Within the bar there are twenty-five or thirty
Of water Is almost entirely land locked II is one OF
the safest and at the same time one OF the most
attractive harbors on the coast.
On the evening Of April % special services under
Union OF Suffolk County will be held in the
Baptist Church. ADDRESSED viii be made by Mrs.
Union" "''A ana "s'"00' IN tho
In sstaukst farming IL in full swing. Pioushins