New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
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low. The new houses are models Of taste s3d CO.
venience. and . successful season V expected
There are sixteen unoccupied summer cottages "
Southampton -,
In the bicycle parade at Southampton on -sns
Fourth Of July Miss Hssa Linneii received the nrss
prize for the finest appearance. and Alberta Posi-
the second Albert Rogers carried on ty Sp,p mrss
prizes In the jumping games ana Heroest Iohn ~
Kiibrets. Lieutenant A. W. Morton and Thomas O.
Caldwell
The monthly conservation meeting Of the Youne
PEOPLES Society Of Christian Endeavor was held
last Sunday evening Aiyah Ellsworth le:aer' 'ns
subject was What We Owe our country
Henry Fordham has finished his census In me
school dstrct of Southampton and reports 80 chit
dren Of school age.
About twelve young women. belonging 10 e'us
OF working girls in New-York are occupying Charles
Harlow's cottage, IN Em-st.. Southampton. Throusn
Miss Barney, Of New-York and other iaoaes M
terested this house was secured. ana me youns
women have few weeks to enjoy the ocean breeze
and healthgt giving Air OF the country a; .ne -
the club viii take their places.
The Rev Father Kirby. Of st. Stephens. BROOKLYN.
is appointed to take charge Of the Roman Cathohs
Church in Southampton. and Is expected to % par
manently located there
Samuel s. Birds.ey. Of Utica N. r.. has rsntes
Daniel Halsey's cottage. on Toiisome Lane. South
ampton
Edward W. Humphreys Ia occupying his cottAo9
In Man-st.. Southampton.
Mrs. Augusta French is settled in her cottage -
Hhl-st.
The new arrivals in Southampton are james =
Townsend, DR.. Markoe. c. X. Henderson, II. Il
Livingston. Mrs. ". A. W. Stewart. d. N. MOT
rison r. NJ Thompson Mrs Asp:nwa and Family
Miss Whitney Stanton Whitney, Walter Trtmoe.
& B:oo s3KsSni j jr. H. 'nA'"eA anu ''"''''
The wife OF Dr. p. Chambers Of southamptoA
who has been seriously ILL., is slowly recovering
The Misses wray are at their cottage In y:s6
Neck Lane Southampton.
Professor Quest will deliver lecture st the ~
studio Southampton, on July 9. on The German En-
pire and Its Institutions"
The officers OF the new bicycle club In South
ampton are: President Mrs. Gilbert White; VICE
president Mrs Hugh Hasty secrstaIXz Mis 'e In:
colors are orange and black
The Club of Hearts" enjoyed a social evening -
the home OF Miss Jennie Burnett OF Southampton.
on Tuesday evening. Among those present wesv
the Misses Edith and Annie Drake Miss Maoei
Street Miss Lulu Raynor, Miss J. Green. MISS Sedse
Bennett, Miss Bessie Cray Miss LIZZIE ksynor.
Benedict Edward Howell William Fordnam. Albert
Edwards Edward ''''
TIE "Other Club enjoyed picnic at Ross Grove
ON "Wednesday afternoon. Some OF those VINO at
tended were Mrs. Nelson Seelye. Mrs. John Nugeot
Mrs Stephen Goodae. Mrs Henry Hfdreth, MIA
EdwaTd sseys Tr' Exs, b Mrs Ee mr' H
Mrs Gilbert White. Miss NJ. keeer. Miss Jearee"
Ha.sey.
John Ttcomb OF Brooklyn. is occupying the Lon
bard and Ayres spacious cottage in Water MiiA
The new chapel at Water Mills is nearing compile
ton When finished It will supply long felt want.
as there has been public pace there In which to
hold re gious services. except IN the school
which was too small II Is In central location ana
will be ornament as well as convenience "
Water NILS.
There has been SIS subscribed to put the bicycle
path IN Br.dgehampton in good order.
George NJ Manrick. of st. Louis. has rented
Summer cottage in Easthampton.
The lOooth meeting OF the Riverhead Suffolk Lodss
of l. O. 0. F. will take pace on July 18TH and WIN
be duly celebrated. Menbrs from lodges from many
surrounding villages VIII attend.
Mrs Mary Seymour Howell. well known in South
ampton Will lecture before the Long Island Chat
augua Association on Women and Temperance"
on Juy 20 This Is the third season for the assocae
ton.
The Rev Or. Stone, the Rev. DR.. Buhends. Mayor
Wurster, and Ex-Mayor Schroeder. OF Brooklyn. efs
at Shilter Island.
Two hundred children came by cars to Greenpore
on their way to the Childrens Home in East Marion
last Friday They stay two weeks and return to the
city. when as many more come to the same pace.
The aimy worm f.aS appeared III Southampton oho
Br!dgehampton, and Is making haste to destroy new
grass and the oat crop.
A dividend Of per cent has been declared by tho
Southampton Water Works Company. payable
August l.
The Village Improvement Society has distributes
prizes to the owners OF places in Southampton VINO
have made the most improvement in them Tor the
past twelve months. The first prize, go. was gwen
to Henry Sayre Main-st, the second SIS. to LIVING
ton Bowden. corner Bowdoin-sq ard Windmi..,I lane,
third prize 10 Frederick Thompson Elm-st. Peter
Howell and George and Catharine Moore were hghlv
for the Improvement which their place
shows
Mr. and Mrs. F. Carl Halett. Of Riverhead. enter.
tanned the oyster Club with a trip down the bay on
the steamer Nellie "Wednesday afternoon. shore
dinner OF the features OF the OCCASION The
party included Sheriff and Mrs. John u. OBnen.
Town Clerk and Mrs. John Bagshaw. Mr. and Mn.
Fred 5. Hi, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ha.lett. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John H. Perkins. Jr.. Dir. and Mrs. Gilbert b.
iriffilng Mr. and Mrs Benjamin T. Davis. MIA
sarah b. Ni.lard and Miss Miss Annie Bates
Mrs Richard Esterbrook. OF New-York, Is at hss
beautiful place. Tremedden in Brdgehampton. foT
the summer, and Will remain TIL late In the faiL
Mrs Esterbrook has her daughter, Mrs. Colin -
Carter, OF West Seyentieth-st., with her, whie LII.
Carter her son-in-law is in Europe