New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
WHITE PLAINS.
,,rsTORL- INTEREST ATTACHING TO A
TRANSFER or REAL ESTATE.
--,, ..r,vITy IN CHURCH woRK-IOCAL IN
pRDvEMENTS PI.ANNED-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL. NOTES.

SOCIAL. NOTES
transfer CT real estate of unusual interest has
IAN made this week in the purchase Of a lot by
Mrs Esther Pulen. widow of Samuel Il. Puiien
,bo .or a number OF years was at the head OF the
Whit, Plains Gas ard Electric Works The prop
ertv was purchased from a Mr.. Floy. Of Elizabeth
y and IL the east side of Broadway farK'
d,ining the handsome property of William Reyn-
olds Brown Mrs Pullen has for years been an
ard nj Methodist and was member OF that chuiCi'
ing before the present Memorial Methodist Epsco-
r,l Church was erected. on the walls OF the mana
some memorial edihce inscribed the names OF
number of the who century ago laid 'hs
foundation on which the Methodsts of to-day have
built the church wherein they worship; ana II way
upon the spot JUS; purchased within the wa4's OF II
onestory and attic house of the Colonial type mat
,h,s. men preached and prayed. II was upon that
spot near by the then Kings Highway. that John
Falccner d sturdy Revolutionary solder; Abraham
Miller and the Hatfelds and NredenbuiGhs LED IN
class meetings, closely following the days that urea
mons souls" These historical associa tons, wen
known to Mrs Pulien. made her desire to own the
property. The price paid was sloVN she VIII Keep
il for residential purposes
on Wednesday evening last the par.shcnerS OF
the Rev Mr. Krayger. pastor of the Bethel Baptist
Church. had a masquerade sociable al the parsonage
in Fisher-ave Musical and literary exercises FOL
loved the unmaskng of the guests
The bids for the erection of the addition TO the
nlbllc school ia District No. were opened or
Wednesday night. The lowest bidder was Edward
O'Rourke Of the firm of ORourke Brothers. OF this
place who offered DO the work for '25e"
The women of the Presbyterian Church, in Broad
way will give a musical and literary concert III
the Auditorium on the evening of October 81
Amateur florists among the women OF the Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church announce
chrysant hemum show III Lafayette Han on 'h'
evenings OF October 81 and November J. The moral
oNerings on exhibition Will be sold and the pro-
,ceds devoted TO the missionary cause OF 'ne
charge and she Will be- assisted by Mrs lanes .
Snodekcr Mrs John Birch and Miss Onderdonk'
Fy-I'nited states District Attorney Zero was
entertaining his brother, J. Newton f1ero TINS
Mrs Douglass Murray of Brookfeld-s, the so,
prano of Grace Episcopal church CHOIR
eyenins A'l2hs rred ketcham. Mrs Cornelius
local Local contractors viii be asked to bid FOR the
construction Of an extended sewer main down
Namaroneck-ave and Banksst. The boar9 OF
1T n,s6 forward the work before winter sets in
The Union Hook and Ladder U9mpany on w" Tue e
ssE aeT H. The %hi's BRASS Band win , aS
ANIMAL hremen's parade during the afternoon moor
Charles = Pauldng the Town Clerk c OF " ,he
i rlSrlS bows w viii head the party; ,s.,
Tax Il H tho Of the
s as taxes Tor school district No
Richard Van Tassers hs p PhraT Davis Pre-
sif Elder Osborne George II. Mead. william
Shampnos and Charles Ackerman' hau saa W ugi
on Long Island Sound this week Inc parry VIII
return home to-day . -, vr.h;,o blaine
haine over $40 600 per annum. at a recent meeting
Of ,he board Of Trustees the COMMITTEE on o'reei
Ygt,.b,irg VAS directed 10 confer with the gas ana
eiectric companies 10 ascertain II more taVorapIs
terms could not be entered into. II Is understQ2o
The company IL ready to listen 10 any redSonao'e
raouest The hOara will submit. . . o. ,..
The festval fnnounced TO be held in -. Jon rs $
OrfyS
vonnr women OF the Church Of s.. John the Evan
celist has been postponed until october 81, h,,,,a
Tho advertised partition sale N valuaDie niiIu-
Ing lots owed by the heirs Of Myndert NJ Fisher
in tho heart OF the village OF WHITE Ians nds rs
ci,ed more than usual interest among specu 'oT ;
in real estate The property fronts on many OF me
leading streets of village. ana mas Deen VIII
held from purchasers through the laws delay 1o'
fifteen years. ,, =. o,,eo NOR
The village clerk has been ordered 10 re1use per
,ni,s for sever connections in the Lake-st seC'l"n
Of me town until the Sewer COMMITTEE announces
the completion Of tho mains across the DICK ana