New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
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CHURCH AND CHARITABLE WORK. socIABLEs.
ETc-pERsoNAL NEWS AND NOTES
The original Third Ward Guards visited Nyace
last Week and greeted at the station by Mayor
Myers. Alderman Barlow and Dedrich thurman.
There Were over 100 In the company. and headed
by band. they marched up to the Country Club
and then back again 10 hotel, where luncheon
served. These present among others:
Sheriff Hermann I.ehlbach. OF Essex County y. j.;
ex-Regst-r Richard Cogan OF the same county;
Aldermen Swain and Parker. of Newark: Benjamin
Bailey and Edward Tford OF the Newark Board
OF Public Works., ex-Assemblym9n A. w. jack
son. Of Newark; -x-Street Commissioner Morris. Of
Newark: Albert Gunther president OF the Excise
Board. Newark: William Cowan. secretary OF the
Republican County Committee Mayor Myers. Aid
ermsn Barlow. Diedrich Truman. Justice whyard.
all of Nyack and Justice Cooke. OF Piermont
There were speeches. OF course. and the Guard
went back Newark in the evening.
T.. r. Loomis. who for several years has made
Nyack his summer home has recently been pro-
NOTED 10 b. superintendent OF the Tioga Division
OF the Erie Railroad. and his headquarters will be
az Elmira Mr. Loomis was extremely popular
in Nysck. and his many friends there much regret
that his new duties VIII prevent him from passing
his summers in Nyack, a. heretofore.
A new church. at a OF 10000. is 10 be built
by the members OF the Reformed Church. and will
occupy the site OF the present church at Broad
stone. There Will be an illuminated clock. and
the church viii be lighted with electricity and gas.
Doc" Dennis. the catcher OF the Nyack Athletic
Club baseball team, will on November S marry Miss
Ada r. Canterbury Of New-York The wedding
Will take pace at the First Collegiate Reformed
Church. in East One-hundred nd twenty frst-st-.
New-York.
The engagement! Of Miss Carrie Merritt to William
Brush. both OF Nyack. has been announced.
There will be union Thanksgiving Day service
next Thursday in the German Presbyterian Church.
The sermon Viii be- by the Rev Dr. Leggett, OF the
Arrangements are already being made for Christ
by OF the churches. There will be a
Christmas Eve service at the Reformed Church, ana
the usual Sunday-school festivities Will take place
on y one OF the evenings between Christmas and New
The young women Of the First Presby terian
are the officers Miss Alice sherman president;
Miss Nellie Smith. y!ce-preslient Miss Sadie Grams
ton. secretary and Miss Florence Van Nostrand,
treasurer. The name OF the society Is "Nataleen
am It's GDJrG. - ene eTar a soi's 10 a
the church in it's work
There was a curiosity social in the lecture.
TTday evening It was hed BY the h Shrs'aas h.
programme included pleasing songs. one OF them
composed by the pastor. the Rev. J. 4. Davis. and
Clarence Sherwood president: Frank smith vice
president: William Johnson treasurer and George
Last sunday evening the veterans % Waldron
Pest Church r. attended the nh Me'hSdt Epis
the pastor. the Rev. X. b Lockwood The room
was t3Stefuy trimmed with ndgs, under the ulrec-
ton OF Miss Sarah r., Conkn. the organst. w r.
Mastsn sung the Star Spanged Banner as q
solo. and the congregation joined in the chorus.
Among the other songs were columbia and the
Battle Cry OF Freedom" The pastor delivered
address and remarks also made by Oliver Fl.
Scott. commander OF Waldron Post. The Woman's
Relief Corps gave the members of the post
a pleasant surprise Monday evening. They
knocked az the door of the room where the post
session and. WREN II opened. they
took in all kinds OF nice things 10 eat, and
Insisted the members Of the post doing full
justice 10 the repast. or course. they had their
own way.
The Nyack branch OF the Needework Guild Of
America held its annual meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Clarence Lexow. who
is the president Of the branch These officers and
directors elected:
President. Mrs Clarence Lexow: vice presidents,
Mrs q. VI. Hard Mrs. l.. X. Couch Mrs Mary
Partridge. Mrs. r H.. Potter: secretary. Miss Kat"
Pomeroy; directors Mrs. William B. Conrad, Mrs
r. J. Henderson. Mrs ". f. Gowdey Miss Susie
Dewitt. Mrs Philip Moeller, Mrs q. ID. Wilson.
Miss Carrie IeXow Mrs. c. T. Harvey. Miss f..
Ferris Mrs. G X. Blauvelt. Mrs. T.. II. MAYNARD.
Mrs : d. Green Miss VI. r. Linn. Mrs. William
Dewey. Mrs. j. " GeSner, Mrs. W. X. Thompson.
Mira T.. l.. Robbins. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Sherwood.
Miss Annie DeBsun. Mrs " f.. Sawyer. Mrs.
Fisher Mrs J. II. Edwards and Mrs. A. NJ. Voor-
his
NJ Schenck consulting engineer has made his
report 10 the State Board of Health the subject
Of the water supply Of Nyack. He says that the
recent trouble OF the water was caused by the
shallow pond at Congress City. He recommends
that the Water Company be advised 10 filter tho
water supplied to Nyack and South NyacA