The basketball season officially ended, with the Harbor retaining its championship honors. It won 14 out of 19 games. Having done that much to boost Sag Harbor, the boys enthusiastically began the baseball season, pointing to the fine records made some years ago. Starting things off with the people rooting behind them, they were ready to keep Sag Harbor on the map in summer as they did in winter!

A special town meeting was being planned in Southampton town to vote upon a proposition to appropriate $200,000 for the purpose of paying half the cost of construction of a shore front boulevard from Quogue to Southampton along the Shinnecock Bay Beach. The Phipps Estate offered to pay the other half. Petitions were in circulation asking the town board to act.

A joint observation of Memorial Day was being planned by Chelberg & Battle Post of the American Legion, Edwin Rose Post of the G. A. R., and merchants of the village. This was decided during the week of April 12th at a meeting of a committee that would be enlarged as details developed. Parade and patriotic exercises would be held in the morning, and another interesting program was being devised for the afternoon.