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e~)~ TWENTVrFIVE YEARS ,A(IO[! ,; :
The Tilden and Kendrioks Olub was ~
addressed by J. Wiokham ease in dough.:
:old'~alL
Tho Oounty Fair was the hes~ ~ver
hpld,
G ~ahn's now house was hs~ approach.
T~qENTY- ~IV~ YEARS A~Ol~r ~awkins
~, ~L Diakinaon was employed tel
teach I~he Locust Grove sohool, ] .
~he, winter term of the Bay Vmw]Soomty was
school: was to open on Nov 6~h with Or- ]oaob, Henry
~ ' ~ Y H~ Ook,
~be~totlOwia~ were ~be o~oe~e eleo~ J
e~ ~o be o~
A, R. 'Vail; W. A,, Mrs, A, IL Yail;
S., Mfrs. Julia L, 0onklin; A, R,
J, Bookley; F. ~., Berj, L, Prince;
Troas,,'P. ~, Cantormon; Ohap,, O,
Weeks; Assr, Oon,, Ettie Tuthill; I. B,,
Lucy 8iiugle~; O, ~., ~ras~us Griffith.
Oarpe~ator8 wore engaged tn making
extensiw~ Mtorations in W, O. Albert-
sea's store, An addition of ton fee~ was
ma~o to tho roar nad the whole building
w~ ma~e ~wo stories in height, The
hO~'qt_ .~tory ~as partitioned off into
dwelling apnrtmen~ for Mr. and Mrs.
Albertson,
The first snow of the season I~ll
Sunday morning, Tho first frost was
seen on ~he preoedlng Tu~day,
day was pleasant and warm, but iu the
nigh~ tho wind changed, and rain began
to fall[ ~hioh soon tamed to hail and
about 4 & ~ Sunday to snow, which
oontiuue~ to hll until mid forenoon,
when it had attained an inch ir depth,
Icicles iormod during the day,
Item I. I ~ayos epoke before the
[.~ayos.~nd Wheeler Olub a~ Peoonio
~ H-alri~-'~a afternoon and Mr. ~aye~a~d
Gel. ~. B, ~horpo gave addressee In
Universalist ohmoh iu the evening.
Tho ~opublioaas of the First
gressio~al District nominated John
~King for Oongressman, and tho Demo.
orate ncminated James W. Oovort,
The ~spublioans of Suffolk
nominated the following ticket:
bet of kssambly, Mos~ ~. Smith,Bmigh-
town, ~heriff, George W. Oooper,
tituok;Ooun~y Olork, Orville B. Aoker.
ly, ~ixerhead; Huperintendent of Poor,
8tephou ~, Williams, Amityville;
~too of Beasions~ Henry H, Preston,
Shel~r IMand,
subdued tile
dldiugs were
uninjured,
31ab was ad-
[ N. Y, Oily,
} drawn from
at Oounty
E. Overlon,
otter, David
r, Vlotor H,
Club
by Charles
given by
F, Tathill
~ee repro:ted
sad it was
d by tax to
tho ensuing
elated Road
triote of Lhe
¥oungs;
tg; 4, Osmn'n
, Albert Ah
n; 8, J,H.
10, Geo. O,
19 Ezra L,
~so; 14, Wm,
Herren; lO,
~bas Garvey;
B. Tathil,
91. F. fi.s-
Terry; 28,
Wells; 25,
· W, Ilobin.
secrets made
Member of
~f lk~,~ ttituok I
;~heriff, Wa, II. Monfort, of Huntington;
· lOounty Olerk, Wm. H ]Kctohem, of
Riverhead; Supt. o! Poor, Woodhu
~kidmore, o[ Babylon; Justice of Sas.
Ideas John B. Huntting, of 8mi~htown,
'WENTY - FIV2 .YEARS .A(]O~
Albcrlsou Cese, Ecq., addressed tho
'ilden and Hondrioks Olub of Green'
port,
Houthold and Peoonio wets well rep-
resented at tho Oouuiy 8uuday
Oonveution at Bag Harbor,
Eugene HMiook, of ~or~hvi{Io, aud
Francis Brill, of Matiituok, ad,reseed
tho Tilden and Heudrioks Club at~outh-
old Hall
Wm. R. Clover returned home, hear-
ty and robust, after a four weeks' stay at
St, Mark's Hospital, ~. ~. Oily,
~ The Prinoipa Gl Sou~hold Academy
~offered a form's tuition free to the pupil
{o~ District ~o. 5, who maintained
~ ina the year ti{e best claudius in deport.
{ meat and scholarship. These who had
~ been out t ~d to tho above during the
pas~ three years were Jennie Halmon,
0atria Kern and J~sie Boiaseau,
~ra. Mary Tillinghast's house was
fi~st approaohtug completion,
O. ~, Hommol purchased the
trot~iug holB% White Oloud, Prauk
said he Gould trot somew{mro between
~:99 and 8:97
William ~, Whilakor was engaged to
suppy the pulpit of tho Brtdgehnmptou
presbyterian church ~or six mouths,'
~ His o~diuation was to take place at the
~ meeting of the P,esbytery in ~ovembor,
~ k Tilden and ~eudtioka hauser was
{uuturled au~ was attached to trees on
~he premises et Israel Peek an~ David
lA, Jeuniugs, It was painted by J. H,
0ochres,
tho Republicans held a mass ma~t ug
iu the vicinity et the
church. Morgan ~orgau8, of Out-
{ ohogue was chairman of tho meetiug,
{ Addresses were made by Gen. Btuart ~
Woodford and John A King, nominee
Bouthold, Ook ~8, at
souage, by ~ev. ~, ~ ~iler, David W,
t Wobb, of Oreeuport, and Miss Cora
. daughter of Mr, and Mrs, B T,
; t et Peoouio.
Btouy ~rook, Oak 22, at tho home of
tile bride s putouts, by ~ov. Archdeacon
golden of Bt, James Episcopal church,
W lliam Bmlmou et Peoouio, aud
0arrle 0apitola, daughter ol Mr, aud
Mfs, Walter B, Bherry.
'~orth Byraouso,, ~, Y, Oct. 17, at the
hem6 of tho brido8 parents, by tho
{W, O, MoKuight, Fred B, Oorey, ~l
]~teO~pot~, aBd ~1~8 Florence Ab
]~arretL ...................
TWENTY,,- FIVI~ YEA[
The Tilden and ttondrioks Olub
addressed by J. Wlokham Ouse in South.
' old'Hall.
The Oounty Fair was tho best ever
held.
· G 'Hahn'a new hesse w~s fast approaoh.
mg oomple[lon,
A young ~on of S~lvester Hawkins
had his arm broken while play ng
"~'1:~ Local Tom~eranae Saoia~y
~dffi'os~ed by Rev, T, O, Boaoh. Henry
Hun[ting, Samuel Weeks, D, ~. H~llook,
and D, T, Gonklin,
. A atraw stack in the rear of Mrs,
Gaffga's house was discovered [o bo on
fire and before i~ ooald be subdued the
a~aok, barn and other out-buildings were
destroyed, Tho house wa~ uninjured,
The Hays, and Wheeler 01nb was ad.
'dressed by Win, H, ~ago, of N, Y, 0i~y,
The following ~arora were drawn from
~' %utbold Town ~o ~ervo a~ Oounty
Oourt: Lu~herO~x, Ohas, E Overran
Bevj E Mull, Bani ~. Pot~or, David
A. Pe~ty, Daniel Broderiok, VieWer H.
~xWofis, Jonailmu H, Boissoan, Marous
~led a fi,in bauner~ painted by
~reen. An addres~ wa~ given by
· 'At thesehoo meeting A, F, Tathlll
ated Trustee The Trustees reported
4~alanao of $168 on hand and it was
~oted to raise $650 additional by mx to
~lefray tho oxpeaae~ for the ensuing
~ o following were ap ointed
I)~.~ears in ~he aevaral distrio~s of the
~O~n[ 1, James Hoary Youngs;
~; 6, Bnel 0orwin, 0, Alber~
~%~C~u: 9, O, D, Elmer; 10, Geo.
~n,oO~ ~ Waters; 10, Ira B ~a~hill,
~ arvey W, Howell; 21, F. Aa.
'V~i~I; 2z, Joshua W. Terry;
~(a~ a~eriok; 2t, Joseph Wells; 25,
u~l~look; 26, Goo, W, nobin~
-,~12~ ~l~minations: ~embor od
Sheriff, Win, H Monfort, of Huntington;.
Uoun~y Olerk, Win, H Ketoham,
~Riverhead; Supt, of Poor, Woodhull/
~kidmore, of Babylon; Justt~ of
TWENTY- FIVE YEARS AQO
5
Albertson Case, E~q., addressed the
Tildenand Heedrioks Club of Green'
port.
Southold and Peeonio wore well rep-
resented a~ the Oounty Sunday School
Convention st Sag Harbor.
Eugene Halleck, of r/orthville, and
Franais Brill, of Mattituok, addressed
tho Tilden and Hendrioks Club atSou~h.
cia Hall
Wm. H. Glarer returned home, hear.
ty and robust, after a four weeks' stay at
St, Mark's Hospital, 51. Y. Oily,
The Principal of Southold Academy
~,ltered a term's tuition free to the pupil
of DietriotHo. 5, who maintained dur-.
ina the year tho best standing in deport.
meat and scholarship, Those who had
been entitled to thc above during the
pest three years were Jennie Salmon,
Omrie Kern and Jessie Boissnau,
l~[¢s, l~ary Tillinghast's house was
fast approaching nompletion.
G. P. Hommol purohasod the fad
trotting ho~s", White Cloud. rranl~
said he could trot somewhere between
2:99 and 8:97
William E. Whitaknr was engaged to
supply tho pulpit of tho Bridgehampton
Presbyterian ehurnh /or six months,'
Ilia ordination was to take place at the
meeting of the Presbytery in November,
A Tilden end Hendrioks banner was
unfurled and was attaohed to trees on
the premises of Israel Peek and David
A, Jenniegs, It was painted by J. ft.
'Ooolirafi, Sr.
£ho Ropublloans held a mass meetieg
in tho ¥ioinity of the Universalist
church, Morgan ~organs, of Out-
thegns, was ohairma~ of tho meeting,
i. ddresses were made by Gen. Stuart
Woodfnrd and John & King, nominee
for Oongrees,
Hilor, David W.
port, and Miss Dora
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, R. T. Metre I,
of Peoonio.
Stony Brook Oct, 22, at the home of
the bride's parents, by Rev. Arohdesoon
Holden of St, James Episcopal church,
William Salmon~ of Pooonio, and
0arrio Oapttola, daughter of Mr. and
M~'s, Walter B, Sherry.
North Syracuse, iq, ¥, Oat. 17, st the
home, of the bride's parents, by thc Rev,
O, MoKnight, Fred B, Gutsy el
and Miss Florence Abby