New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
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NOTES FROM ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NOTES FROM ROCKL.AND COUNTY.
The Nyack Hospital Association IS 70 be COM
graduated upon its long expected announcement
that 1t had secured site for the proposed hospital
building. The ground is In Midand-ave. opposite
the baseball grounds, and it purchased from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company few days ago
According TO a representative OF the association
places are being rapidly prepared for the hospital
building. and as the association has last given
substantial evidence OF ia intentions the people Of
Nyack should assist in the worthy project 10 the
utmost Of their means. The doctors OF Nyack have
undertaken to assist the town in securing fully
equipped hospital, and there will undoubtedly be
cordial and generous response to their calls for
subscriptions
The preliminary operations toward instituting
new water-works system In Nyack proceeding
with results which promise to give the town
bountiful supply in the near future The test Of tho
first artes!an we'll developed a supply OF 100 gallons
minute This kept up for week without any
falling off in the volume and the engineer In charge
believes that this rate can be Continued indefinitely.
Information gathered from various real estate
men in Nyack leads to the belief that property
values likely to increase year account of
local Improvements. Ii would be well however for
owners TO take into consideration the fact that the
valuation OF property which Is In the market has
been higher than actual conditions warranted II
appears that the chief obstacle in the way OK sales
has been the high values quoted
The crusade against the violators OF the excise
law in Nyack Is in earnest. This afternoon
James McNulty, Man-st. grogshop-keeper VIII
be tried for KEEPING his place open last sunday
The Young Mems Christian Association is arrang-
Ing to hold reception next Friday for the worknS,
men OF the town. Men employed In all trades WIZ
be welcome. An interesting programme OF mus,'
VIII be carried out. and refreshments viii be served
Later In the winter the association will give SIM
iiar reception TO the clerks OF Nyack.
The following officers of the Young Peoples Chrs-
lan f-ndeaNor Society of the REFORMED tnurSn
nave been elected; President. Miss Sddie A. bau-
velt president. W. J. Hopper recording secre-
tary, Walter Gedney; corresponding secretary. lr''
ing Hopper. treasurer. Miss Etiie Kline
The teachers OF ST. Paul's Sunday school have
elected the following officers: Superintendent.
tiehfy Ernst; assistant superntendents, Georse
Nose, Mrs - A. Smith ANA Mrs. Minnie BauNen'
secretary W. A. Ferris; treasurer W. h. Colsey' u.
=, me Tappan Zee Local Union. which includes al.
me christian Endeavor societies In the lower par.
OF hockland County, viii hold mass -meetins IN
:Nyack, next Thursday evening. at either the hs'
FORMED or the Methodist Church
81 Andrews Guild gave an interesting mnstre!
performance In the Opera House last Friday niSus
Tor the benent OF church work
Charies H De Baum and Miss Lurana Purdy Were
married Al the home OF MIR. and Mrs. >. NJ Pury
on on wednesday, November z. The Rev. Franklin
bapptt performed the ceremony
Rockland Lodge. No l2S. r. and A. NJ, is ne.
GSlating for the purchase OF the old Methodis.
Snurcn property In Piermont-ave. IL the sale
made the building will undergo alterations neeee'
sary 70 make II desirable home for the fratsyav'