About Long Islanders in the Bklyn Eagle

Long Islanders in 1896
In the Bklyn Eagle - 
2 January 1896
                      About Long Islanders

Miss Adelaide TERRY of Southampton is visiting her parents, Mr. & Mrs. T.K. 
TERRY of Terryville.

Miss Mary C. BATEMAN of Kansas City, MO, mother of Justice C. H. BATEMAN of 
Shelter Island, died Thursday.

Albert P. CORWIN of Greenport is spending the winter in this city as the 
guest of his son, Captain Addison CORWIN of the police force.

Dr. & Mrs. DIEKMAN of this city are visiting Greenport, their native home.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert FESSENDEN of Barrington, RI are the guests of Mr. & Mrs. 
J.H. GRIFFITH of East Rockaway.

Miss Lillian ROSEMON of this city is visiting  relatives in Bayshore.

Gardener LOCKWOOD of New York is spending a few days hunting in the vicinty 
of Bayshore.

George T. BROWN & family have moved from Sea Cliff to this city. Mrs. BROWN 
is the daughter of ex alderman William H. KAY.

Miss Julia K. CHELLBORG,BA professor of mathematics in the Normal College, 
New York City is visiting relatives at Sea Cliff.

Mr. & Mrs. S. TITUS & family, Glen Cove were guests of Miss Belle JACKSON of 
Jamaica yesterday.

Mr. William H. BOWNE & family of School St, Glen Cove are spending a week at 
Newburgh.

Comodore Theodore W. SHERIDAN , Samuel STENSON, C.S. DUNNING and several 
other members of Sea Cliff Yacht Club spent New Years Day in that village.

Nathan OSBORNE of Water Mill, who is atending the Michigaqn mining School at 
Houghton, Mich. has taken such a high standardin all his studies for the year 
that he has been excused from examinations.

Richard FITZGIBBONS, D.J. SINGER of New York City and Herbert CHILDS of Bklyn 
are at the Apancuck Point house, Westhampton for a few days duck shooting.

Misses Annie & Mamie HAVENS of Bridgehampton are spending the holidays in the 
city.

Dr. & Mrs. Willam H. ROGERS of Moriches are visiting Bridgehampton, the 
doctor's former home.

Mrs. Mary HEMPSTEAD of Evanstton, Ill. is visiting Bridgehampton at the home 
of her daughter, Mrs. Rev. Arthur NEWMAN.

Frank ROSE of Glastonburg, Conn. is visiting his parents at Rose Hill, Water 
Mill.

Otis G. PIKE of Riverhead, William H. PIKE of Mattituck, Louis O. PIKE of 
Jamaica & Gilson PENNY of Cutchogue will start soon for a trip to Bermuda.
Letters of Administration of the estate of the late Justice Thomas F. BISGOOD 
of Sag Harbor have been granted by the Surrogate of Suffolk Cty to Alice M. 
BISGOOD, widow, and Everet A. CARPENTER, friend.

The summer place of LOMBARD & AYRES at Water Mill, has been bought  by Mrs. 
Mary Tilcomb ? of this city.

Two Irish setters belonging to  Mr. Russell GRACE of Great Neck, got out of 
their kennels yesterday and killed 224 valuable fowls.

The College Point board of village trustees organized yesterday by electing 
F.G. PAULY, president.

3 January 1896
                About Long Islanders

Nathaniel SMITH of Jersey City & Frank SMITH of New York City 
are spending a week at Sag Harbor, 
as guests of their sister, Mrs. Charles B. BECK.

Miss Virginia TOOKER of Attleboro, MA is visiting at her former 
home in Sag Harbor.

Mrs. H. T. CORWI of this city is visiting Sag Harbor, 
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. Emmett YOUNGS.

Herbert La Mont of this city is visiting Sag Harbor, 
where his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Charles La Mont, have a summer place.

Charles L. RAYNOR & John N. ROGERS have returned to Westhampton 
from a 2 weeks shooting trip to Nagg's Head, North Carolina.

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore F. JACKSON of New York and 
Mrs. W.M. L. DISKE & family of Bklyn spent New Year's Day in Westhampton.

A daughter of John TYLER of Eastport is sick with scarlet fever.

Joseph BADER of Wilmington, Del. has recently been visiting 
relatives in Sea Cliff.

Mrs. Martha BOWEN & daughter of Sea Cliff have been 
visiting relatives in this city.

Mrs. E. WIRSCHING  of Chicago is visiting her mother, 
Mrs. M. BOWEN, at Sea Cliff.

Miss Lillian Pearsall of Sea Cliff gave an afternoon reception 
and musicale yesterday.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward E.  CRAFT of Glen Cove gave a dinner party in their new 
house at Duck Pond, last week, to the bridemaids & ushers at their recent marriage.

Thomas TOWNS of Bayshore has been appointed a deputy sheriff.

Mrs. Samuel B. JAYNE of Bayshore has gone to New Orleans 
to visit her daughter, Mrs. C.H. LUZENBURG.

Mrs. J.W. Latham of Woodsburgh has been spending some time with 
Mrs. L. BROWER of Bay Shore.

Miss Lizzie  MOORE of Riverhead is visiting Miss Hetty  JEFFREY of Bayshore.

Miss Edna GOLDING of Bayshore gave a tea party to a number of 
her little friends. Among those present were Miss Ethel WOODMAN, 
Miss Helen STELLENWERF,Master Kenneth STELLENWERF, 
Master Dick RAVEN, Master Henry RAVEN, Master Roy BREWSTER, 
Miss Julia GOLDING, Master Howell GOLDING, Master Frank PIKE.

Mrs. Henry Watrous BIGELOW of Woodside, who has been sorjourning 
in the Delaware Valley & at Addison, NY, during Christmastide, 
has returned home.

Judge Wilmot M. SMITH of Patchogue will hold court tomorrow. 
He will sit at Riverhead. Next Monday, he will be at Long Island City.

William H. TOPPING of Bridgehampton, a machinist, has made an 
assignment to Charles A. PIERSON.

Everett A. CARPENTER has received the appoinment of 
appraiser of the estate of the late John W. MASURY of 
Center Moriches, who left property valued at $8,000,000.

Peter HAYES, a member of Meridian Lodge #601, died yesterday at 
his home in Islip. He was a war veteran and belonged to the 
William Gurney Post #538, G.A.R.

Lawrence CASSEL of Great Neck & Miss Agnes McMAHAN of New York 
were married Sunday night at 5 o'clock at St. Aloysius' Church, 
Great Neck, by the Rev. Edward SMITH. 
The best man was Mr. J.J. HOEY & the maid of honor, 
Miss LAWRENCE of New York.

Joseph H. RANDALL & Miss Adella SMITH, daughter of 
Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel SMITH of East Patchogue, 
were married at the bride's home on New Year's Day by Rev. 
A.E. COLTON. There were about 80 guests present and many costly 
presents were received by the bride. 
Mr. & Mrs. RANDALL will reside at Oyster Bay.

The marriage of S. CLifton TOWNSEND of Baltimore to 
Clara Griffiths MURRAY took place last night in 
St. George's Church, Flushing, the ceremony being 
performed by Dr. Carpenter SMITH, assisted by the Rev. H.D. WALLER. Miss 
Edythe TOWNSEND of Baltimore, a sister of the groom was maid 
of honor and William S. TOWNSEND of New York acted as best man. 
The bride comes from an old revolutionary family.

The Rev. W.S. BALLOU, pastor of First Universalist Church of 
Huntington was married to Miss Lela C. MERRILL at Hop Bottom, PA. 
last Tuesday. He and his bride arrived at the parsonage 
to find that the women of the parish invaded the house and 
put everything in readiness for the homecoming. To the other 
surprises was a well filled purse from the congregation.

William FAIRMAN of Bklyn & Mrs. Ann C. HARDENBROOK, 
daughter of Justice HENDRICKSON of Jamaica, 
were married last night at the residence of Mrs. 
William BARKER, 1028 Bedford Ave., Bklyn.

5 May 1896
  Long Islanders

Mrs. John SPRINGSTEAD of Sea Cliff has returned to her home from 
Weschester, whither she was called by the sudden death of brother.

Justice HOWSER of Sayville is spending a week at Riverhead.

Mrs. Isaac WINTERS has returned to her home at Riverhead from a 
visit to Westhampton.

Jacob J. GOLDSTEIN of New York City is visiting Riverhead as 
the guest of D. SANDMAN.

Dr. & Mrs. H.H. YOUNG have returned to their home in Jamesport 
from Marietta, GA, where they spent the winter.

Joseph LOWERY of Sag Harbor has moved to Northport.

Daniel REENE of this city has moved with his family to Riverhead 
where they will make their home in the future.

The Rev T.H. GRIFFITH of this city has been atttending the annual
meeting of the Suffolk Cty Association of  Congregational Chuches.
held at Jamesport this week.

Charles BROWN of Riverhead has sailed from New York to Central 
America as steward of the schooner "Montana". He will be away about
6 months.

Captain & Mrs. John PETERSON of South Jamesport are to reside 
at Rose's Grove, near Southampton for the coming summer.

Mr. & Mrs. A.H. DeFRIEST of Atlantic City are visiting Bating 
Hollow as guests of Mr. DeFRIEST's parents.

Miss Lillie CORWIN of Westhampton is visiting Center Moriches as 
the guest of Mr. John FORDHAM.

Miss Sophia ROGERS, teacher in the Easthampton union school, 
spent several days with her parents , Mr & Mrs. David ROGERS.

Miss Lottie DICKERSON of Calverton is visiting Wading River as 
the guest of her cousin Miss Marie WARNER.

The engagement is announced of Miss Maude Beatrice COOPER of 
this city to A. Gardiner COOPER, also of this city, and for a 
number of years a resident of Sag Harbor. The marriage will 
take place early in June.

Mrs. Charles W. PAYNE of Sag Harbor is visiting Lakewod, 
NJ as the guest of Mrs. William H. GLEASON.

W.W. SAULT of Sag Harbor has moved to Rockville Center.

Mr. & Mrs. William DANIELS of Amagansett are visiting Lynne, Conn.

Mrs. William MILLER is visiting Wolaston Heights, Mass.

Mrs. James M. BROWN has returned to Amagansett from Mystic, Conn.
where she spent the winter.

Frank CORINTH & Albert ROGERS of Southampton made a run to 
this city and return last week on their bicycles.

Mr. & Mrs. Mortimer GUERIN of this city are visiting Mrs. GUERIN's
parents,
 
Mr. & Mrs. George KIERNAN, at Sag Harbor.

Mr. & Mrs. Monroe H. GREEN have returned to their home at 
Southampton, from a wedding tour through the state.

Mrs. Edwin S. WHEELER of Boston is the guest of her 
sister -in -law, Mrs. William LOWEN, at Southampton.

Mrs. W.R. BURLING & Mrs. G. H. BURLING of Southampton are 
visiting this city.

Mrs. Henry D. BREWSTER of Bay Shore has been spending a few days 
with relatives in this city.

Miss Alice Dodge WATERBURY and Miss Florence Maguerite PROVOST 
of Stamford , Conn. are visiting with Mrs. John E. GOLDING at Freeport.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. MEIGS of New Haven, Conn are to spend 
the summer at Greenport as the guests of Mrs. E.L. GOLDSMITH.

Mrs. L.E. HAMMOND of Smith's Point is visiting Greenport.

F.C. BEEBE of Greenport has been in Washington this week on business.

Captain Isaac REEVE has returned to his home in Greenport from 
a visit in California.

E.K. THORNTON of Greenport will spend the summer near Norfolk, 
VA, where he has bought the Ocean View house.

John B. REEVE of Greenport has returned from a few days visit 
in Washington.

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel DIMON of Greenport have moved to this city.

George BUTLER of Greenport has secured a position as fireman on
the Long Island Railroad.

Ernest C. DALZELL, who has just graduated from the Annapolis Naval
Academy is visiting Sag Harbor as the guest of his uncle, 
Allan C. DALZELL. Mr. DALZELL is now a midshipman on the U.S. 
cruiser "New York".

Miss Mary KEARNS died at her home in Sag Harbor on Wednesday, 
at the age of 31 years. Remains were taken to Calvary cemetery 
for internment.

6 May 1896
About Long Islanders

Assemblyman Morton CROMWELL has returned to Glen Cove, where he expects to spend the summer.

Frank TRAVIS of Flushing has been a guest of Walter CAMPBELL of Glen Cove.

Mr. & Mrs Frank BABBOT   of Bklyn are at the PRATT Manor House, Dosoris.

The engagement of Miss Anna J. EASTMAN of Glen Cove to Mr. LEE of New York has been announced.

Mrs. Daniel L. CHESTER of Bridgehampton is visiting Chester, Conn.

Daniel TUTHILL of Northville is visiting Southampton as a guest of his son Elsworth TUTHILL.

G. Clarence TOPPING has returned to Sagaponack from a trip to Albany.
Miss Elizabeth CLARK of Hoboken, NJ is visiting her sister, 
Mrs. J. B. CHAMBERLAIN.

George E. HORTON and William D. GASTON of this city are visiting Southold as guests 
of Captain William H. HORTON.

John F. LATHAM has returned to his home at Orient from New London.

Miss Josephine S. GRAY of Long Island City has gone to Mattituck to reside with her sister, 
Mrs. William M. HUDSON.

Miss Lena HAINES has returned to her home at Bridgehampton after spending several months in 
this city.

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah C. CORNWELL of Ocean Side have returned from a visit to Washington and 
various places in Virginia.

Mrs. A. C. MILLER of this city is visiting her father, 
Jarvis SKIDMORE of Great River.

The Rev. Canon DEEMONLIN of St. Jame's Cathedral, Toronto, 
Canada occupied the pulpit in St. Mark's Church, Islip, last Sunday.

Mrs. Margaret OLIVER of Riverhead is visiting her sister, 
Mrs. John TOWN of Bayshore.

Gertie MOORE, an 8 year old girl of Bay Shore, rode 40 miles 
on her bicycle one day last week.

Mrs. John SMITH and daughter of this city have been spending some 
time with relatives in Bay Shore this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney JEWELL have been spending some time with 
Mrs. JEWELL's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Saxton of Islip.

Hammond MARION of Islip celebrated his 83rd birthday last week. 
Many of his children and grandchildren gathered at his home on 
that day.George GATES of New York has been spending some time 
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. GATES of Islip.

Dr. A. HUNTINGTON, formerly of Islip is soon to have a $10,000 
house built for himself in this city.

Justice Eugene T. GRIFFITH, has returned to his home at Islip after spending 
some time in New York.

S.W. LONGNECKER and family have removed to New York. 
They have been residents of Islip for several months past.

Jacob SAMMIS of Setauket is now in Bay Shore.

Manager Harry MINER of New York, with his wife has been visiting 
in Islip.

The Rev. R.L. BRYDGES has returned to Islip after spending a 
few days in Utica, NY.

Miss Eliza HOWELL of this city is visiting Mrs. Smith W. CLOCK 
of Bayshore.

George OAKLEY, captain of the revenue cutter, "Frank Sperry"  
is in Bay Shore.

Mr. & Mrs. Everett T. ROGERS of Bay Shore have gone to Rossville,
S.I. where Mrs. ROGERS will spend a few days visiting relatives.

D. Milton RACKETT has been appointed sexton of the Orient 
Congregational Church.

The Southold local branch of the Women's Christian Temperance 
union will meet with  Mrs. Seth L. TUTHILL this evening.

Large quantities of asparagus are being shipped from Mattituck 
to the city markets.

Nathan P. HAND of Bridgehampton has planted 48 acres of potatoes 
this spring. It took a carload of seed potatoes to plant the tract.
Over 200 dozen eggs were the product of John W. HEDGES flock of 
fowl last week at his farm in Bridgehampton.

John LYNCH of Rocky Point was placed under $200 bond yesterday by 
Justice WHEELER of Port Jefferson to appear before the grand jury 
and answer a charge of grand larceny.

Port Jefferson will soon be in telephonic communication with the 
city and other towns on the island. The poles are all set and 
yesterday the lineman finished running the wires.

The steamer Montauk of the Montauk Steamboat Company recently 
established a new record for the trip between New York City and 
Orient Point. The distance, about 110 miles, was covered in less 
than 7 hours.

Captain Benjamin HALSEY, an old resident of Bridgehampton, 
while dressing himself last week, fell heavily to the floor and 
fractured his hip.Captain Preston BURR launched his new sloop at 
Oakdale last week.

Captain Smith RHODES' sloop, the Mary Ella, is at Islip being 
prepared for the summer season.

All the regular trains stop at the new depot at the TITUS Crossing,
Glen Cove now.

Wm. ZIEGLER of New York, who has rented Lindall, Mr. DURYEA's 
country seat, at the Glen Cove Landing, has also taken his yacht,
the Susie, for the season.

Miss Sybil CARTEE, a former missionary to China has taken charge
of the Bible Class at the Emmanuel Espicopal Sunday school church
at Great River, succeeding William NICOLL, a milionaire resident 
of that section, who has had charge of the class for over 20 years.

8 May 1896
About Long Islanders

Harry T. HAWKEY of Poughkeepsie is in Bay Shore for a few days.

M.I. HUNT, principal of Islip school, has moved to Willow Ave.

Miss Marion HAWKINS & Mrs. J.H. WEBSTER have returned to Islip 
from Albany.

John W. RAYNOR of New York City is visiting Southampton, his 
former home.

Miss Clara FOSTER of this city is visiting Southampton.

Mr. & Mrs. John M. ATWATER, nee BYRD, of Flushing, have returned 
from their European trip,where they had been for the last 2 months.

E.F. MacCONNELL of Philadelphia is visiting at the home of 
W.W. HULSE, Bay Shore.

Dr. & Mrs. Edwin S. MOORE of bay Shore have just returned from a 
week's vacation trip during which they visited Montreal, 
Watertown, Saratoga and other places.

Miss Sadie ZWECK of Amityville is visiting relatives in Bay Shore.

Mrs. Henry DEAN, Mrs. Martha DEAN & Mrs. John BEDFORD of Bklyn 
were the guests of Mrs. John CHARTERS of Bay Shore Wednesday.

Miss Nora PIPER, a teacher in the school of Oyster Bay, 
has been engaged by the board of education  as assistant 
principal in the Bay Shore school for next year. 
She takes the place of Miss Helen KING, who has resigned.

Frank P. PIKE and family of Bayshore are spending a few weeks 
in New York.

Josiah ROBBINS of Bay Shore has purchased of E. HURD of New York 
the sloop yacht Seneca for $850.

Miss Emma DRAKE of Islip was the guest of her brother at Sayville 
this week.

Dr. HAMILL of New Jersey visiting in Islip this week.

Phillip ALLEY of Port Jefferson has been visiting ABREW brothers 
of Islip this week.

Miss Carter is having many improvements made in her property at 
Great River.

Mrs. ABREW of Port Jefferson is spending some time in Islip 
as the guest of her brother, Forrest ABREW.

Miss Alice WATERBURY & Miss FLorence PROVOST both of Stamford ,
Conn are spending a few weeks at the residence of 
Mrs. J. E. GOLDING of Freeport.

Edward MARYLAND of Freeeport will start on Saturday on a 
pleasure trip to Washington, DC, on a bicycle. 
He will be gone 10 days.

Clinton RAYNOR of this city is spending a few days with his 
parents at Freeport.

Miss Fannie SIMPSON in company with Miss May FROST of East Norwich,
left Smithtown Branch yesterday for Conn. wherethey will engage 
in evangelical work.

Mrs. William E. CALL of Smithtown Branch has been visiting 
friends at Northport.

Michael ZUKVOSKI, a Russian farm hand has been adjudged insane 
and has been removed to the state hospital at Poughkeepsie.

Clifford DEMAREST has been appointed organist and choirmaster at
All Saints church, Great Neck.

8 May 1896
Long Island Notes/ Queens Wills - May,1896
From the Bklyn Eagle
Long Island Notes

Doxsee's canning factory at Islip is open for the season.
William B. HORNBLOWER of New York is erecting a commodious carriage house & 
stables at his summer place in Southampton.
Charles BROPHY is the first man in Southampton to obtain a license under the 
Raines law. The town voted in favor of a druggist and hotel license at the 
recent election.
John M. WOODBURN is to have a new house erected on Hill St., Southampton on 
the site of the dwelling that burned down last year.
The Southampton Electric Light Co. is extending it's wires through Elm 
streets and Little Plains Rd to Dune Rd. and thence to Meadow Club House.
A new bathing pavilion is being erected at Southampton's ocean beach.
The Southampton Bicycle Assoc. has elected Edward H. FOSTER, president ; 
Wiliam A. CORWITH, vice president and Charles A. JAGGER, secretary.
Mrs. Charles HARLOW and Mrs. Edward E. FINNING (FANNING?) of Southampton were 
called to Croton Falls on Wednesday, the home of their sister, Mrs. George 
ABRAMS, who is dangerously ill from paralysis.
                         
        Long Island Obituaries
Freeport, LI. - Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, sister of Mr. Gilbert RAYNOR of this village 
died at her home in Bklyn on Tuesday. The funeral services were held in the 
Presbyterian Church, the Rev K. V. KETCHAM officiating. Deceased was in her 
67th year and a former resident of Freeport. The internment took place in 
Freeport Cemetery yesterday.
Patchogue,LI May 6 - The funeral of Baldwin GORDON was held from the M.E. 
Church yesterday, the Reverends W.H. PAINE & A.E. COLTON officiating. Mr. 
GORDON was born in Patchogue 63 years ago and was a descendant of  one of the 
oldest families in that village. For a numbers of years he was a beach 
fisherman and his habitation on the Great South Bay opposite Patchogue had 
been visited by many Brooklynites who journeyed to the beach during the 
summer season. Internment was in the old cemetery. A widow and nine children 
and several grandchildren survive him

    Surrogate's Courts Proceedings
Jamaica,LI- In the Queens County Surrogate's court the following wills were 
proved yesterday : Clara A. F. PINTO & George KAISER of Newtown. Patrick 
FOLEY & Oliver W. RYDER, Jamaica and Henry LAUER of Hempstead. The will of 
Johanna GUNTHER of Newtown was proved this morning.

12 May 1896
About Long Islanders

Mr. & Mrs F. WODRICH of Sea Cliff will spend the summer on their farm near 
Schenectady.

Mrs. Joseph CABUS and Mrs. Frank CABUS of New York visited Mrs. Norman L. 
WICKS of Bay Shore last week.

Mrs. Clayton DOXSEE of Islip has returned to her home in Islip after visiting 
for several weeks in New York.

Charles TRUAX, Joseph MEWTON, Ollie CLOCK and Charles DOXSEE of Islip rode on 
their bicycles to this city one day last week.

Harvey HIRST of Islip is taking a civil service examination in New York for 
appointment on the police force.

The Rev. W. S. C. WEBSTER of the Presbyterian Church of Islip and the Rev. 
Arthur H. ALLEN, formerly of Islip were among the number who attended the 
semi-centennial of Professor Green of Princeton.

Mr. & Mrs. James FOSTER, Joseph HARVEY, James MILLER, Forest LEEK, Miss Eva 
DOWNS and Miss May FOSTER, all of this city, rode to Bay Shore on their 
bicycles Thursday. They spent part of the day with Mrs. Everett DOWNS and 
returned home in the afternoon by train.

George CLOCK of Islip will be sailing master of a new 40 ft yacht this season 
and will start for Rhode Island in a day or two.

Captain Leander RULON and John DOXSEE of Bayshore have gone to Greenport to 
overhaul Capt. RULON's yacht, the Awa.

Captain E. C. HENDRICKSON of Bayshore has gone to Morris Heights to take 
charge of J. A. MOLLENHAUSER's new naphtha launch, Helma.

Miss Chary JAGGER of Hicksville is visiting Riverhead as the guest of Captain 
and Mrs. WINTERS.

Edward GRIFFIN of Boston is visiting his parents, Mr & Mrs. E. L. GRIFFIN at 
Riverhead.

Mrs. John MARTIN of Riverhead is visiting Washington.

William SMITH of New York is visiting friends at Smithtown Branch.

Frank LAWRENCE of Amagansett has moved to Branford ,Conn.

Miss Carrie DAWSON of Shelter Island is visiting Amagansett as the guest of 
Mrs. G. B. EDWARDS.

Miss Juliet SMITH of Amagansett is visiting Hartford , Conn.

Mr. J. KAFFREY of Shelter Island is visiting Smithtown Branch, where he 
formerly resided.

Mrs. E.F. PENNEY of Center Moriches is visiting this city as the guest of her 
sister, Mrs. G.E. MILLER.

William BENJAMIN of Flanders has left for a several months yachting tour.

Miss Nellie SMITH of Stony Brook is visiting Flanders as the guest of Robert 
W. PENNEYS.

Miss May BATCHELDER has returned to her home at Sag Harbor from a visit of 
several months in this city.

Mrs. Henry FRENCH of Sag Harbor is visiting this city.

Miss Marie PARKER of Sea Cliff is visiting her grandmother at Buffalo, NY.

Dr. D. Lansing MUNSON and family of this city are at their Sea Cliff house 
for the summer.

The only child of Mr. & Mrs. A. SYREN of Sea Cliff, who has been ill with 
bronchial trouble for some weeks, died on Saturday afternoon.

On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Wellington L'HOMMEDIEU of Smithtown Branch and 
her three children were badly injured in a runaway accident.

Lewis TUTTLE  when riding a bicycle in front of the residence of Daniel 
CORWIN in Westhampton, Suday, fell from his wheel exhausted and had to be 
carried in and revived and then taken to his home at Speonk in a carriage. 

Mr. TUTTLE had been fighting fire during the day and was overcome by the 
heat. One of his hands was severely blistered.


31 May 1896
James H. DAVIDSON is visiting friends in New York & Philadelphia.

The marriage of Miss Edith J. YAYGAR of 640 10th St, Bklyn to George
L. Robinson of Patchogue is announced to take place at the home of the
bride's parents on Wednesday, June 10th.

Miss Lottie TOPPING has been visiting Port Jefferson friends this week.

W. A. MUNDELL of Bklyn has rented Mr. Jacob SHAND's residence on Rider
Ave, for the summer.

Alexander SHAND this week moved to his Brooklyn residence, 190 Kent
St.

Edgar F. HAMMOND, who resided in Chicago during the past year, has
returned to Patchogue for the summer.

Mr. & Mrs. F. SADDINGTON of Jeferson Ave. visited Mrs. SADDINGTON's
father, Mr. C.F. VROOMAN this week and today they sail for Europe.

Mrs. D.R. SMITH of Smith's Mills, S.C. are now occupying their cottage
for the summer.

Cards are out announcing the marriage of William A. KETCHAM of Islip
and Miss Anna NUGENT of Patchogue on Thursday, June 7th.

Mr. & Mrs. R.H. PARKS started today on a trip to Washington and
Maryland.

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred CRAFT of Bklyn have moved into their summer cottage.

Miss Viola PETTO returned to Bklyn yesterday, after a 5 weeks' visit
with her parents here.

Carl SANFORD of Bklyn is visiting Mr. H.K. ROE.

The cantata "The Revelers"was given at the chapel of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Wednesday and had a good attendance. There were 70 in
the cast.

The leading players were William WOOLLEY, Nora DARE, Luretta KOERNOR,
Bessie SMITH, Ernest & Georgie CHICHESTER, Mamie HUBBARD, Mildred SILSBE,
May BAILEY, RObert HOWELL, Grace HAMMOND, Paul RULAND, Lena HUBBARD and
Eloise PECKHAM. Mrs. A.W. BYRT was director and Mrs. Daniel CHICHESTER
was at the piano.

Postmaster Charles E. ROSE has resigned from the board of village trustees.
He will take his new office next week. Mr. Frank N. WOOD will be assistant
postmaster.

Theodore WITTE of Brooklyn will soon begin the erection of a cottage
at the Point O' Woods.

Captain E.T. MOORE of Patchogue has rented his cottage at the Point
O'Wood to Lawyer T. M. GIEFFING.

Mr. Donald MONROE of Massachusetts has rented the West Side Hotel on
Ocean Ave for the summer and will open about June 20.

Mr. Y. TANGE of 1130 Bedford Ave. Brooklyn, the first Japanese to settle
at Patchogue has opened a store here.

An invitation dance was held at Forrester's  hall Friday evening.
There were 30 couples present. Miss Carrie BRAY and Mr. William GODDARD
led the march.

Supper was served at Chichester's at midnight and dancing continued
until the early hours Saturday morning.



Transcriber :Marion Sinnott
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