PAGE FOUR THE WATCHMAN (Of Ute Sa»rU« T m ? Thursday, May 20, 1937 ,

GREENPORT James Templeton of Baltimore

spent the weekend at his summer home on Front Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glover re-turned to their home in New Lon-don, Conn., a f ter visiting relatives.

Mrs. Lillian Gagen of Flushing, L. L, spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. A. A. Straussner on Upper Mlain Street .

Mrs. Catharine Cassidy has retur-ned to her home having visited her daughter, Mrs. John Murray, in Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cliffoi'd of Richmond Hill were weekend guests of Mrs. Estelle Clifford on Front Street.

Mrs. Sadie Hulse remains vrey ill a t the Eastern Long Island Hos-

pital. The Rod Group of the Dorcas Soc-

iety were pleasantly entertained on Friday afternoon )by Mrs. Lillian Webb.

MfemWefrs of the JoMy Roamefs Club met on Wednesday afternoon. May 18 at the home of Mrs. Agnes Verity on 6th Street.

Emelio DePetris and Francis De-,Petris of Bridgehampton spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schiavoni.

On Thursday night, May 13, the Sunrise Bowling Alley Team motor-

^ed to Centre Moriches and bowled _ on the Centre Moriches alleys. The new manager of the Sunrise Team, Zuze Gesman, did excellent work with his team and they did his proud.

The scores: Centre Moriches

Hallock 168 181 200

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sen and family of Manhassett, L. I., spent the weekend at the Townsend Manor Inn.

Mrs. Joseph L. Townsend will at-tend the spring convention of the F. W. C. on Friday in New York City.

Mrs. Marshall Tullock and Mrs. Joseph Townsend motored to South-ampton on Tuesday afternoon and attended a meeting of the D. A. R.

At a special meet ing of the Board of Fire Wardens held in the Village Hall on Monday night, with eighteen present it was voted to reinstate Max Katz in the Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company. It was also voted to donate a silver cup as a prize to the tournament of the North Fork V. F. A. which will be held in Riv-erhead on June 12th.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matelene of New York City are guests of Mirs. Roy Taplin and Miss Maude Cook.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stocker of Flushing, L. I. spent the weekend with friends.

Joseph Turner was a guest of hia daughter, Mrs. John Delaney of New Suffolk.

Mrs. Arthur Turbush of Riverhead visited at the home of Mrs. William Quinn.

Mrs. Otis Terry of Jamesport spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ar-thur Richard. ^̂

A special meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held in the office of Mayor Young on Monday night to discuss the problem of lic-ensing the peddlers that come into the village. No definite decision was arrived at and another meeting will be held at an early date. Supervisor S. W. Horton, Carl Moore and Wil-liam Jaeger wore present at the meeting, representing the Green-port Chamber of Commerce.

The card party sponsored by the Auxiliary of the Burton Potter Post was well attended. Those with high scores included, Mrs. Carrie Gagen, Mrs. Milton Beaston, Mrs. R. J. Tap-pert, Mrs. John Delaney, Mrs. Flora Mason of INew Suffolk, Mrs. Charles Wells, Mrs. Edith Fischer. The host-ess was Mrs. Rose Quinn.

The Mt. Pleasant House at Orient has undergone a pleasing change and is now an up to the minute hotel un-der the management of that popu-lar, well known, second to none Wil-liam H. Charlton, formerly with the Henry Pesrkins at Riverhead. The "Gay Nineties" ball and buffet sup-per will start the social season on Tuesday and promises to be a grand success. Have you made your reservations?

JAMESPORT Mrs. William Fleischman and Mrs.

D. H. Tuthill were luncheon guests of Mrs. C. H. Terry in Baiting Hol-low one day last week.

The baseball game between East Quogue and Jamesport on home grounds B'riday afternoon, resulted in the score 3-0, in favor of James-port.

A special service is being planned for the ordination of the pastor, Rev. Walter E. Crook, on Sunday, May 23 at 11 A. M. Rev. Arthur

Wakeman will preach his sermon title will be "God's Hall of Fame."

W. W. Conklin was on the sick list this week.

Ruth Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson, entertain-ed a number of her friends at a par-ty last Friday afternoon in celebra-tion of her birthday. Ruth received many nice gifts , and the guests en-joyed every minute of the party.

SO. JAMESPORT

NOTICE OF SALE COUNTY COURT

SUFFOLK COUNTY J. MITCHELL RAYNOR, ^

P l a i n t i ^ vs.

JAMES J. LAHEY, et al, Defendant.

At a recent meeting of the Boat-man's Association the fol lowing of -ficers were elected; Gilson Griffin, President; Edward Downs, secretary and Ted Sherry, treasurer.

Miss Bertha Trages, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Trages was a-warded a bronze medal and a five dollar cash award in a Constitution Essay Contest sponsored by the New York Times, and held at the River-head High School, where Miss Trag-es is a member of this year's grad-uation class. Congratulations!

The annual election of the Riv-erhead Yacht Club took place at Sherry's on Friday evening, start-ing with a dinner at 6.30.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin and daughter. Carpi of Farmingdale and Mr. and Mrs. Mackay and son, of Hempstead spent the weekend at the Baldwin bungalow on Point St.

Louis Gillespie, of Flushing and Robert Volck of Woodhaven spent the weekend with heir respective par-ents.

Miss Genevieve Trages, of the Lenox Hill Hospital in N. Y, was at her home here over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jackson and j son Harry of Mattituok spent Sun-\ day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Albin.

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Downs are moving from their home to the Great Peconic Bay House this week and the hotel will soon be opened for summer g:uests.

Mrs. R. D. Carter and Miss Mild-red Carter attended the funeral of a relative in Yonkers, on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hallock and family of West Hampton Beach vis-ited Mr. and Mrs. Carol Hallock on Sunday.

Mrs. James Kane and Mrs. R. D. Carter made a trip to Port Jefferson on Monday, where Mrs. Carter had an appointment with the optomet-rist. We hope his advice and treat-ment will prove beneficial and cor-rect the trouble.

Mrs. C. B. Jones entertained sev-eral ladies at cards and tea one afternoon last week.

The home of the late Mr. Jab-lonski on First St. has been rented for the year.

Dr. and Mrs. Koumeran of Rich-mond Hill were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knetzer.

Miss Cornelia Romanski daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romanski, who will graduate from the New Paltz Normal School in June, ex-pects to assume her duties in the fall as teacher in Grade 4B in the Lindenhurst School. During her stay at Normal School, Miss Romanski has been active in various affairs. She was a member of the Band for 3 years, serving as secretary, treas-urer, and librarian; assistant man-ager of the Outing Club, member of the Country Life Club, three years and served as chairman of the Music Association for one year, later be-coming the president.

Miss Romanski has a high rating in her class studies. She graduated from the Riverhead High School in June 1934, completing her studies in tlrree years.

Pursuant to judgment of foreclo-sure and sale dated May 3, 1937, duly entered, I will sell at public auction at main entrance to Suffolfk County Court House, Riverhead, N. Y. on June 21, 1937 at 10 A. M., • Daylight Saving Time, all those lots situate At Buena Vista Southamp-ton Town, Suffolk County, N. Y. designated as Nos. 43, 44 and 47 Block D; 53 to 59 and 63 to 69 both • inclusive Block E ; 74 to 76 and 84 to 86 both inclusive Block F ; 124 to 129 inclusive Block H; 395 to 403 inclusive Block S ; 211 to 217 and 219 to 227 and 201 to « 203 all inclusive and 208 Block L on Map of Property known as Bueitfk Vista on the Beach opposite West= hampton f i led in Suffolk County Clerk's Office iNovember 21, 1917 ^ as Map No. 308.

Also all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the town of Southampton, County of Suffolk and State of N e w York, known and designated as and * 'by: Lots Nos. 379 to 394 inclusive in Block S; Lots Nos. 337 to 360A inclusive (337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, • 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 360A, 360B in Block N ; Lots Nos. ,360C to 378A inclusive (360C, 360D & 360E, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, STSA) in Block R; Lots Nos. 282 It : Q.' inclusive in Block Q; Lots Noe. 2 ' 9 to 274 inclu-sive in Block P; Yos. 320^to 333 inclusive in Block M; Lots "^m. • 242 to 245 inclusive . n.. :j51 to 254 inclusive in Block 0 ; rr. a certain map of the property o ' the party of the second part entitled "Revised Map B part of Buena Vista Property ^ of Pond Point Development Com-pany, Inc., Westhampton Beach, Town of Southampton, Suffolk Coun-ty, New York," made by Wallace H. Halsey, C. E., Southampton, Su-ffolk Co., N. Y., dated the 28th day * o f Feb. 1925 and f i led in the office of the Clerk of Suffolk County on the 26th day of June 1926, as Map No. 180.

All of the foregoing being more * particularly described in judgment above mentioned. Dated May 5, 1937.

Arthur Lundberg, R e f e r j ^ Bishop & O'Keeffe , Plaint i f fs a t t d K « neys. ^ ^

MAYOR YOUNG TREATS KIDDIES TO CIRCUS

Many little hearts were made hap-py on Monday afternoon by Mayor Ansel V. Young as f i f t y children were the Mayor's guests at the cir-cus, with Mayor Young at the head of the long line of kiddies.

Each year Mayor Young has in-vited the children to the circus and they look forward to it and each year, the line grows longer. It was hardly expected, however this year, the program would be carried out since Mr. Young had much sorrow during the past two months, having lost by death his sister and father in less than three weeks.

Young has always loved the little children and has always helped thog^ who could not help themselves, w splendid example.

Love may be blind, but marriagt is of ten an eye-opener.

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"Have you given the goldfish fresh water?"

"No ma'am, they ain't finished the Water I gave them yesterday yet." Annapolis Log.