New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
TUCKAHOE AND BRONXVILLE.

Frank r. Chambers OF Bronxvl,c has purchased
a l20D-pound roller and road-sc-aper. and II the
highway between Crow Nest anl the railroad sta
ton n not in good condition II will be his fault
He is not the only taxpayer here who has become
weary Of waiting for the town 10 repair the roads.
C. Weber has moved from Laurence Park. Bronx
vile. TO Brooklyn.
The question Of the Incorporation n village OF
Bronyvllle Tuckahoe and all the nJrth"ra part Of
the town Of East Chester Is again revived
on Monday evening last most enjoyable social
affair, and one Of the largest ever held in Upper
Tuckahoe. given. the occasion being the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary Of the wedding Of Mr. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Schweitzer. who were assisted IN reccv
ing by their daughter, Miss Gussie Schweitzer. Mr.
and Mrs W Mccarthy. Of New-York city; G.
Terwillige~ and -. Leary. Of Tuckihoe. and Miss
Frances Schweitzer contributed some excellent
solos. There silver wedding gifts In great
quantity Among the guests were Mr.. Schweitzcr
and A. Becker Of Newark. y. J.; Nj and Mrs
j. Railing Miss Julie Railing. Mr. and Mrs Iialleb
and Mrs Kenoz. Of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. W
Mccarthy, Miss Josie Link, Mr.. and Mm: -. Ne
Carthy, II. Becker. G. ticker ana MISS Anif,r.qn
Mr. and Mrs. y. Gallagher ana Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
of Elmsford. \. y; Mir. and Mrs. A. Brown OF
Tarrytown; Messrs. Lee and Dreibsater, Of Dobbs
Ferry: Miss Lizzie Leary, OF Yonkers; Mr.. and
Mira NJ. Slater and George Slater of New-ltochellc;
Mrs. sarah l. Reynolds. Mir. and Mrs. John Ack-
d D MSs - HSbs san Mr Miss na f 81 inc
ger. the Misses Julie and Lena Scnweizcf, ". ~
heNnO.dS,
and Charles Reynolds. Of scarsdale J. Lattimcr
OF Bronxvllle MIR and Mrs; Nj. crowley. Mrs; v
Colnon W. A. Smith. Mrs JOY, y. a. leary. Miss
Teary and Miss 8 Lamb. OF Tuckaioe. Dancing
10 music by a DObbs Ferry orchestra was enjoyed
The REV j. Y Bates, OF the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church. Tuckahoc, has Just bought a
handsome horse and open founiaDoui c3r"Gr.
Mrs. DE Noycs Of Albany, spent Easter week at
the home OF her ia her +. DE Fratcs, Iuckahoc.
James Desbrus ana his family, OF iOhkefs PARK,
sail for Paris May J. .
Miss Emily Lohr OF Yonkers Park. returns home
from Los Angeles Cal. today 49,
T. Prin1aGc. Of 1uckaboe. from seventy Minorca
and Lcshorn hens, sold during March i.Z-' me large
eggs. which netied him S25 % during frDTuary
(twenty-eght days.. Mr.. Brundage got LIZ eggs
A new schoclhousc for School District No. 3. al
there is no 1oubt that the annual meeting VIII vote
from slOpn to $1,000 for the building.
Samuel Stevenson OF Yonker9 Park. celebrated his
n!nety-first hday a few days ago MI stevenson
Is one OF the mott active men IN the Town,
The Archbishop has appointed fadntt, 'ohh b
OHare, assistant pastor 20 rather ca'.c'' vi thc
Immaculate Conception Church, TncHahoe.
The Yonkers Common Council mas h"a,uci Inc
contract for n bridge across Tuckahoe Brook, at
the entrance os Yonkers Park. on Scars1aie ROAD.
near Tuckdhoe, TO Doueherty q Berrg"h' oi fon-
kerr they being the lowest bidders; IVA. e.,
The old stone cottage on the De VIII idrn' near
the Harlem Railroad Br0nXyile pun, apou. lorty
years ago, Is to be blown up win dynamite ana
removed by the Bronx Manor Association
An elaborate programme has been prepared by