New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

WEl1@kNoWN WOMEN WHO AIDED THE INCEI'M
FAIR THE DECEMBER GRAND JrRx
NEWS NOTES

NEWS NOTES
The social incident OF the week was the I.yceum
fair. held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at
the Auditorium. in Mamaroneck- TO add 10
its eNchequer, many welknown women interested
themselves in making the Fair II success including
Mrs. Howard T. Mont gomery Mrs. William Pop
ham Plat. Mrs James H. Moran Miss Winnie
Campbell. the Misses Long. Mrs. H. r. Long Mrs
Samuel Coles the Misses Coles Mrs David Crom-
we'll Mrs. T. Stanley Nedham. Miss Fannie Crom-
we'll Miss Fae. Mrs. Cornelius Bennett. Miss
Amelia Armbrusier. Mrs. Frank q Schirmer. Miss
Annie Schirmer. Mrs Frederick Ketcham Mrs
John Rosch Mrs. David Nerplanck. Mrs Harvey
Hustled, Miss Hustled Mrs Charles L. Sherwood
and Mrs. ID. Morgan Underh The prize trumpet
for the most popular fire organization I'm town WAS
won by Union Hook and Ladder Company
The December term OF the Circuit Court and
Court o. oyer and Termin-r will convene at the
courthouse on Monday Judge Dyknan Will pre-
side. The Grand jury summoned TO appear is COM
posed OF number OF well-knoWn men in the
county as follows: William r. chambers. John l.
storms and James r. Bushnell. Of Cortlandt. How
ard Nichols Charles j Gould A. Edward Bliss and
William Prngl. OF Greenburg; George Seischer.
Charles Fiers. Samuel Crawford and seymour
Nancy % Mount Vernon: George w. Herbert and
Walter Leonard. OF Mamaroneck: Ira Nodine 10
seph NJ clark. Clarence Brown. William ". Weed
and T. Milton Purdy OF Mount Pleasant. obadiah
Brooks and Abram Washburn. o: Ossinng Will
lam C. HUI and Darwin DIXON or l-e~isporo'
81. and George W. Alderman. o. East Che
OF Yonkers: George r. Fowler. % Yorktown; An
gust Cowen. OF West Chester. and Jesse II. Purdl.
OF Harrison
Armand r. Stainach. VINO has been reappoini 81
Interpreter the W-stchester County courts. la :
held that position for quarter OF a century. lie
: known far and wide Count Stanach and II
Justly entitled the title being connected 10y
blood with OF the ancient houses % the Aus
tran nobility. The Count IL seNenty-lwO years old
AMI has been resident OF this county since lN'
4 new and costly organ il about 10 be put in
Grace Episcopal Church
The State Board OF Health has sustained the
White Plains authorities in the treatment 81 TIE
sewage at the disposal works
The second Of a series OF lectures WhCh VIII De-
given In Lafayette Hail this winter by Professor
Charles Sprague smith OF columbia college VIII
be given Monday evening next. the. subject being
In the Footsteps Of the Norsemen
The regular monthly meeting ~ the Board 81
Trustees will De held on Monday evening
Football club 81 New-Iork viii contest with Inc
White Plains team. The Madisors. OF Harlem. do
feated the local team this week by scor- 81 ]" 10
The members and friends of the B"thel Edpiisi
church will have grand rally A. The cAurch 20
morrow evening An effort Will be- made 10 CLEAR
of the 500 mortgage on The building
Margaret She-han, who was brfOr" ~" biihi
Jury charged with numbering her brother. Wa
discharged from custody yesterday 10y Juig"
Mills on The motion OF her lawyer. Frank LIrk.n.
The motion was not opposed by the District T.
torney. The Grand Jury found no bill against the
prisoner. taking the ground that her brother ma!
threatened take her life Their vote was IMAM -
nous and when IL announced tney All shooK
the young womsn's hand warmly.