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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-04-05
la w renee.

Two tckers; Republican and Free Silver. Republic
elected everything except supervisor and high
way commissioner
Justice supreme Court, Moore lGi; Nc Grath, AZ;
Taylor, %; Walker, 2u.
school Commissioner OLcary. l?4: Dorgon, -
super visor A L Harnes, liS; Francis Branch free
silver 1876
Clerk. John Potter iGj; l. L Knowles, Ill.
Treasurer, PhO Calv.
Justice full telm) Charles T. Robinson.
Justice Vacancy Lyman Dane.
Commissioner Richard Cook, free silvcr)
Inspector Albert Haskins.
Bl Review Albert Simmons.
Constablcs Chns Coyk, Benson NJ Bidwell. Thos J
sweet Tho, Chase
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The smallest tree i'm Great Britain
grows on the summit of Ben Lomond. 1t
is the dwarf willow, which is mature
when it attains the height of inches.
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south Haven.

Very light vote Republican aud Peoples tickets
Republican elcctng everything 10y large maiorites.
TAYLOR 81 Walker ~
school Commissioner OLcaTy Isl Dorgon Go
supervisor ! II johnson 81 " II IIurlbut s.
Jerk j Malone 81 ; DyCkman ~
Treasurer MNron Powers
Justice of the Peace Chas Delemere
Highway Commissioner II ! Dodge
school Inspector Vic ID Cleveland
Board Review Cornelius Wcstguc
1, ustaIIp 4 " Earle.
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BnIlrOr.

Two tickets--republican and populist. Entire
republican ticket elected.
Justice supreme couTt-Moore 224 McGrath n,
Taylor 6S Walker 10.
School commissioner o Leary 225, Dorgan TO-
Supervisor-John Mutchler Isl, Polk A. Wood
IS2.
Clerk-Alfred l. b. Sheldon asa, Martin d.
Kingston AZ.
Treasurer-George T. Adams
Iustice-Edwin Ruthruif.
Commissioner - James NJ. Jackson.
lnspector-Frank G. Penoyar.
BID Review-Polk A. Wood.
Constables-Ja James Gilbert, John s. Grlls
Elijah Jones' Levi l.. Cook.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank all those who
assisted us during the illness of Mr.
Nelson and for the sympathy extended
to us in our bereavement.
Mrs. NELSON AND FAMILY.
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Tuesday.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
z:oo-Devotonal Exercises.
2:3o-Organization, Appointment OF Committees.
&c.
5:oo-How TO Make the Most of the District League
Meetings, ..... Mrs. II. l.. Potter, Hartford.
3;3o-Spritual Interests Of the League How Best
Promoted. Mrs E..E. Alliger Cassopolis
+:oo-League Socials, their Object, Character and
Frequency. Miss Isabel O'Hara, Benton
Harbor.
EVENING SESSION.
7:oo-Song Service. William Tamin Dowagiac
7:3o-Address of Welcome, Miss Neva Sexton.
Paw Paw.
Response, ...... Jas. Bailey, Benton Harbor.
S.oo-Music
Fraternal Greetings from other Young PEG
pies Societies.
S:3o-Reception, Misunderstanding &c
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AlIilena.

Two tickets republican and free silver Entire
republican ticket elected.
Justice supreme court-Moore 81, McGrath 81
Taylor {.
School 'Leary SO, Dorgan So
Supervisor-Rufus M.Wait o. Warren +. French
s..
Clerk-Walter J. Tracy IS Samuel J. York Or.
Treasurcr-Sias Breed.
lustce-William Downing.
ommissioner-Water f. Lemon.
lnspector-Lyman O. Waite.
sd. Review Mark l., Stoughton.
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BloOningdale.

Two tickets-repubican and peoples silver
Entire republican ticket elected.
Justice supreme couTt-MooTe 40, McGrath 20
Taylor 80, Walker II.
School commissioner-O'Le ary 1873, Dorgan a.
Supervisor-David II. Smith sIo, Nathaniel w
Lewis ia
Clerk-Chas. II. Miller 2o4, Chester III. Merri.
field ia.
TTeasurer-Duvis Button.
Iustice-Cavn II. Myers.
lnspector-Frank w. Hubbard
Sd. Redundancy III. Howard.
Commissoner-ETastus Cone.
Constables-J ames Gartey, Gillespie Ferguson,
EraStus Cone, Frank A. Smith.
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Geneva.

The republicans had things all their own way in
this town no opposition ticket being placed in the
field. +. Lindsey an opposition candidate for
commissioner, received IS votes slips.
Justice supreme court-Moore IFS, McGrath IS,
Taylor 10, Walker s.
School commissioner-O'L eary IL, Dorgan 20
Supervisory arnum II. Dlley 1872.
Clerk--M. LATE Decker I7S.
Treasurer-Gcorge Chambers.
ommissioner-Edmund +. Bates
Justice full terml-Nobe S. Taylor
4" lvacancyl-Silas NJ Trowbridge.
Inspector-Ralph Watson.
3D. Review-Wm. c. Latter.
Constables-lsaac w. Saunders, Roy Clark, Asa
u. Pease, Frank Hodge.
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yaversy.

Two tickcrs Republican and Bimetalic Entire re-
publican ticket elected.
Justice Supreme Court Moore 10 Nc GWth ~
Ttvior 20 Walker l.
school Commissioner O'Leary l2l Dorgan -
Supervisor = I StrcatOr llb " W Scott 81
Clerk John Millimau III No opposition
Treasurer ID + Rich
Justice Of the Peace W II Adirance
Highway Commissioner Phineas Cole
Board Of Review w Butteriicld
school Inspector Dayton
Constable II i Mcfariin
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Wednesday,.
MORNING SESSION.

S:3o-Devotional Exercises
9:oo-What the League has Right TO Expect from
the Pastor, Miss Mae Wilson, Buchanan
9;5o-What the Pastor has Right TO Expect from
the League, Rev Thomas, Cassopolis
Io:oo-League Work in Rural Charges. ....... Miss
Gertrude Wood, Pokagon.
Io:3o-Reports from State Convention and Local
Chapters.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I:3o-Devotional Exercises
The Ideal Literary Meeting -. Miss Bertha
z:oo--Junior League Work, F. NJ Dewey, Decatur,
2;5o-Systematic Giving in the League, &C.. Russell
3:oo--What can the League do for Young Converts?
L. l.. Thomas C0loma.
3:3o-Question Drawer
4:oo-Miscellaneous Business.
EVENING SESSION.
7:oo--Song Service.
7:5o-Address, Elvin Swarthout, Grand Rapids
Mr.. Bailey of Benton Harbor had
charge of the singing and proved him
self an excellent conductor. Rev III
l.. Potter of Hartford, first vice presi-
dent, presided at all the sessions.
Rev. l. l.. Thomas of Coloma and
Watervliet was chosen IA district presi-
dent for the ensuing year.
All the papers on the program were
of an excellent and instructive eharac-
ter and, not having space to review all
of them fully, we are unwilling To do
injustice by commenting on any to- the
exclusion of the others.
The evening programs were of II
special character. Tuesday evening
the address of welcome 10y Miss Neva
Sexton and the response by James
Bailey of Benton Harbor were especi-
ally felititous These were followed
by fraternal greetings from other young
peoples societies of this village, ID.
Anderson Jr. representing the Baptist,
A. Clark Seward the Presbyterian and
q. w. Rowland the Disciple society.
These geeetings were of "A wide-awake
and appropriate character and paved
the way for a hearty reception and
handshaking, which closed the service
The closing serviceof the convention
on Wednesday evening was, perhaps,
the best OF all. Rev. ElNin Swartout of
Grand Rapids delivered an address on
the character of literature that Epworth
leaguer> should read. The whole spirit
OF the talk tended to create in the
minds of the hearers Il desire for IA
purer and better class OF reading mat
ter and the pleasant manner of the
speaker, together with the good com
mon sense OF his remarks left Il pleasant
memory of the convention in the minds
of his hearers.
The convention was by common con
sent admitted to be the best ever held
in the district. A resolution was pass
ed thanking Paw Paw for the hospitable
entertainment of the visitors, and the
local league desires to thank the other
young people of the village and all who
assisted in this entertainment aud who
otherwise contributed to the success OF
the convention.
Among those present from away were
Presiding Elder Carlisle, Presiding
Elder Levi Master of the Kalamazoo
district, Rev. Elvin Swarthout of Grand
Rapids, Rev. Prentiss T.. Whitman OF
Albion, who presented an excellent re.
port Of the state convention of the
| league.
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Porter.

Republican aud Free silver tickets. Republican 5
elected entire ticket
Justice Supreme Court Moore 10 McGnth "a
TAYLOR IL Walker
school Commissioners O'Lcary iOG DOrsan %
Sspeiysor John Marshall lj2 Elijah Warner 35
Clerk Jas McLain 49, No opposition
Treasurer Chas W Harper
Justice VIM Farnan
Highway Commissioner Andrew Hall
Board Of Review James Nash
school Inspector John IIayne
ton,tablcs Chas Lytr, Peter Baker, James Male
seymour Winters
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Two tickets Republican aud Free Silver Republic
can. elected their entire ticket
Justice Supreme Court Moore 1C7 Mcieath 81
TAYLOR ~ Walker Is
School Commissioner GLeary l6] Dorgon 81
supervisor John & Mcfellin rs Chauncey Wise
o.
clerk G \ Wilkinson 2l6 Fred Norte 102
Treasurer G VI kiugsly
Highway Commissioner Baker
school Inspector VIM Bachelder
Board of Review u Il Wheeler
Justice of the Peace Jacob Weslor
Constahles Chas Brundagc. Melvin Eye, Allen W
O'pell, sylvester Sweet
Library Trustees, Leander Simmons, Frank Baker
Keeter.
Republican and Peoples tickets Alpheus Flay
arty was elected clerk the peoples ticket balance
all republican
Justice supreme Court Moore 103. Nc Grath Is
TAYLOR ~. Walker
school Commissioner O'Leaty %, Dorgan Fl
supervisor A DaDneffe Us, . Miles ~
clerk j Il Merritt 81, A Flaharty 1Oi
Treasurer \ q DunCombe
Justice OF the Peace John kehrer
Highway Commissioner Henry Shepard
brain CommissIoDers J Roosevelt no opposition
Board of Review John McAlpinc
Constables Jerus Slaytou, George klctt, James
Lee Frank Linsemayer
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Hamilton.


Peoulcs Marty aud Republican tickets Entire peoples
ticket elected except school inspector
Justice of the Supreme Court Moore G5 Nc Grath
Is TAYLOR 40, Walker
school Commissioner OLesry 81, Dorgan "a
supervisor Charles w Bycrs 49, A W Hayden ~
clerk l. Cady 81, q W Wait III
Treasurer Morland
Justice of the Peace Martin Conway
Highway Commissioner Milo Barton
school inspector Miss Emma Peters (rcp)
Board Of Review Alex Comley .
Constabes G. G ROwlee, Mutton Osborn, @ Manley
John A BrOadhurt
Hartford.
Three tickets in the field, Republican, POpulis Free
Silver and Democratic Free Silver
The republican ticket elected entire
Justice Supreme Court Moore 1874, McGrath 1876,
TAYLOR ll3, Walker 10
school Commissioner O'Leary 1896, VIM II Dorgan
80
13a oliver High AZ
clerk Sweet 2l9, Frank Dean ~. $ p
Straub %
Treasurer Henry l. Gleason
Justice Of the Peace Jesse Thomas
Highway Commissioner G = tiOatc
BOARD Of Review & A Spau,ding
school Inspector Ada T Grove
Constables J II Stocum, ; J Thomas, W i Galbrcth,
Charles Ford
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
IRVINGTON.

Charles Galloway has completed the school cen
sus and has found that l.020 persons OF school
age This s an increase over last year Of round
hundred
.r-nce" Thomas Affair celebrated his nlnetieh
birthday on Tuesday lie Is justly proud OF being
the Oldest man In Irvngton.
broadway. MaIn-st and Depot Square are
sprinkled and the work paid FOR out OF the village
treasury. Much complaint IL heard. however. be
cause the side streets not sprnkled The prop
erty-o the side streets pay their share Of
the taxes. and there is no reason why these streets
should not be sprinkled the same the others.
On inquiry. 1t Is found that no resolution has
been passed by the Board OF Village Trustees to
have signs crossing sidewalks removed. The resou-
tion recently passed by the village fathers forbds
any signs In the future being placed as to cross
the sidewalks. Signs already up may remain up.
The merry bachelors OF the village propose 10
have tub race on the Hudson River water front
snina tims AJAX month- This viii La . worth
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY

81, Peters Church. OF New Brighton. had a prf-
vatc excursion on the ferryboat Cast.eton on
Wednesday. to West Point.
The sloop Kangaroo. viceCommodore Cook OF
the staten Island Yacht Club is cruising along the
Sound
An open-air concert will be given at Sailors snug
iIarbor this evening for the inmates OF the ihsu
tuition which the public Is Invited
At a meeting OF the southheld Town Board held
AZ Clifton on Tuesday evening. the Board appoint
ed George j. Greenfield and W. W. MacFarland 10
assist in the sui, brought against the town 10 re-
cover s3290 900 said 10 be ue on the ola drai'ase
bonds which have been figuring in the ,,o courts ior
several years ana wnich are s'u ~ Nv ''
worthless
The positive assurance given by the ,ro,sv mona rns
snasass ana sn cr running by August beer
!. delus.on. and the present outlook indicates thai
SG aSx Sa Ths T SoI Company % nas been enoned
laying tracks in Jay-s 81 Georse; ,nd 10y ar ~e IN
tune, ion from Judge Dyckman al White flains.
The residents along the water front al Stapie,on @
the village sewer which has an Quiet into the Bay
a; WatSr-st The sewer is in the midst Of thiekiy
g.Sater opu,a'ra mark and i; was wrecked during
storm several years ago since whcn ' -ner.h sms ~
The residents will protest the Board OF Health to
compel the Trustees to take some action towarA
having the nuisance abated.
Road stapleton. one OF the oldest landmarks T.,
Richmond County. is DelnS uemOitsucI W man
room for a modern structure In the ruins on Tues
day one OF the workmen found British coin o.
l7i, lying under OF the beams. The valuable
coin was disposed OF for pint OF beer
The annual school elections In Richmond Count.
will take place on August 6. II is expected that
there will be some livery times In several districts
where the A. T.. A. forces have been making prep
arations for bitter contests.
The Richmond County Board Of Supervisors hss
appointed a committee 10 act with the legislative
Committee OF the Board In preparing charter TO
be submitted to the people the next election 10:
their approval rejection. The plan is to create
cty out of the county. There now nve towns In
the county. and there four villages within the
towns
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
s,yv1,tr IsrIp AND BAY SHORE.

The residents OF SayVi.,r were much surprised a
fv, davs ago when 1t b. came known that me house
and premisrs OF Mr.. Thomas Gould had been
searched by Constable Ina Wilson. with view
of recovering certain llG.,hoid goods which had
h., talep from the home OF Mrs john Canburn.
,.her, Nrs Gould was recently employed. Inc lat-
Tor has always borne good reputation. anI lew
uersons believe that She cruih throw any nsht OH
the missing articles ,.. -. ,ao, o,nor.o l
actjng kseper OF the Lore I'm Life Saving Station
in the absence OF Keeper Baker VINO Is spenainS
his vacation at Lyon Mountain l., H.. -
The Sayve STEAMBOAT Company mas IN IT'S ser
vice vessel OF the Mississippi sern-wheei type that
IS propelled by gasoline; II Is called tne mur'osity
and is owned by Captain Charles Mott. The Gun
The regular boat il UNDERGOING repairs at New-York.
proressor J. O. f.. STall OF Bay shore has orsai
,zsd a dancing class. which Includes among Other
pupils Miss Bella FoX Mss Nettle seharier Miss
Woorehead. Miss Ethel Bramaw. Misn Grace Rey-
nnlds Miss Ella Phillips Miss Helen phillips. Miss
II,ne C1utert Miss Edna Martin. Mss Mary Conk-
lin Arthur Moorehead. Frederick Fisher, Robert
The Highway Commissioners OF the town Of ls'ip
ora nj loggerheads with Austin corbin or the Long
Island Railroad Company. who owns a country seat.
which il partly In the town OF Babylon and partly
IN The town OF Islip. The trouble started week
or ar so ago. when MIR. Corb!n told his foreman TO
close "A road which runs through his property anu
to have a pair Of iron gates. erected at the east,
ern entrance hts grounds. When Captain Samuei
H. Gibson the gates erected he sent word 10
MIR Corbin 10 remove them. and directed Roadmas.
once placed In order Higbee started TO perform the
work but was prevented from 1oing SO by Mr.
Corbin's employees He has been Informed by coun-
trsspass IL he again enters the grounds or inter
feres with the gates The road has been used by
the public for nearly q century. and the Highway
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
OTHER JVESTCHES1ER 1OW vs.
PEEKSKILL.

rso p,.L.Lin Savings Bank has issued lis annual
statement dated July /. and 1t proves 'h"' ~
usual IT Is souna 10 the core. Inc a''o"m, ~ '
nos,,ors the only liability Is NS7S's 81 me assets
- e. ore -9oas THIS leaves "A surplus OF szD@" o.
The hank was chartered In 1873 urah M -
n,esdent and Hiram ID. Pugsley ana r'n"a'"
Wells first and second vice-preslheh's 'esp'O'''
Robert s. Allen Is cashier and Thomas D"a"o a.
sistant cashier.
The annual picnic OF Pcekskill Council. OF inc
Catholic Benevolent Legion. was held IN p"'P"s
Grove on Monday evening. Professor lhor"e'
orchestra furnished the music Inc P'"'' W."
success In every way.
Westchestcr Commandery. *. r. will have "s
annual excursion to Rockaway and Coney isiaha
by the steamer Sirius on Thursday next.
Assemblyman James W. Hustled and his prioe
have returned from their wedding tour, and are al
their cottage In Washington Park
The Baker Underwear Company will shut down
on next Thursday for two weeks while an account
Of stock IS taken. The Peekskill hat factory -
running full force to keep up with Its orders
The women OF P,easantside Will hold an Ice
cream festival on Thursday evening next
Professor Appleton Park Lyon has purchased Tor
$4,000 the Seabury mansion and plot OF three
acres surrounding 1t from the Seabury syndicate
The property mas over five hundred feet front on
Main-st. Horton-ave.. one OF the new streets iaid
out IN the property by the syndicate, Is swallowed
up in the purchase. ana WIZ Dc hiiue ihto 'a""'
The. Rev. Arthur I-owndes in charge Of 81. Johns
Church Grayracor, VIII take his vacation during
August During his absence ms place VIII be aKen
nv the Rev. r. Duryea. of Goshen, y. y. formerly
chaplain at st. Gabriers School. In Peekskill
The picnic Of St Peters Episcopal Sunday school.
which was TO have been held on Thursday. at Chest,
nut Grove. near Poughkeepsie was postponed untlI
next Tuesday account Of the death OF CALVIN
Frost. who was the junior warden of the parish
Sneak thieves are about Peekski iagain. On
Monday evening about o'clock 500 in bills was
taken from TIL under one OF the counters OF
xulDVR R IL.
taken from drygoods side OF the large building
when five Of the Clerks were at supper ana the
| force was short. The theft has been traced 10 a
Young twelve -yearo.d girl In town. cheek
Tor x5 taken has been returned also most OF me
money. The firm will probably not prosecute the
| youthful offender
A chapter Of the Daughters Of the Revolution bas
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
TARRYTOWS.

- ,,,,,o,. Inn and cottages gave their hrs'
,,s,,.t and dauce last TUESDAY evening" '"'
musical programme was caF'in'E 49, -,
md rhe solo,sts were Professor Craig. violin
&c, and Nine C;corgianna Wilson. bcth oi f'o""
49, ,rh. guests of the ho,e. that attended were MT.
. Mrs " u Goss Mr and Mrs. /. H. Hh''hS'
.ne Misses Nuitlng. Mr. and Mrs ''hh '""."'
Miss Coleman. Miss Moiiiit Mrs. humphir'' vi
or1 Mrs Joseph Mead. Miss 'ihcs' MI" nov y"
x.a-yort ana Sir Moiit,. Mr.. and Mrs. hank'
AMI Mrs f. C. Scwe.l. o; BROOKLYN ThoS" oi '"'
,,i,.d yucsts from Tsrryiown were Fiin'r Sne'hi''
,ho pov Mr. Fees Mr. and Mrs. y. DAVE MI
and Mrs Car; Schurz Mrs ). 7. Mo"isom'tS' VI r,
and Mrs H. J. Duffy the MiSses IuIy ~ ~ All All
M ra9am H. r.. Il E Wacn 10 rGn 6,'p snss,s Of The
h",el so gave a dance in the l.yceum ~ Iocan.ls, ,
i.ra, i, on i,,m,ncd Min bunting and American hags
and Illuminated with coiorcd Iight-
rhe seventh OF the series OF Hudson Rive from
enalc Lawn Concerts VII he given ,c-'ss a. 10,
don the country scat Of the ate y En Ens,,n"T i, m
- Archbod. William H. BuI. G. Gould hd"
t;ouI ('yrns T. Judson. Augustus kirkhan j. j.
MeGomoR Ract Et"9 sal"n hom@S S ncny vnr
and J. ~ dc r. Whitchouse w1i. be In charSe ,,. 9i
,rmmei with hags and brntirs. whie the heantl'n,
.awns viii be illuminate WIN ma man ,In,nni c9or .
Band has been engaged to furnish the music.
Two patients were received at the hospital during
c"eas Of the Hospital Sunday for the bcne, Of the
hospital. as ;ar as received are: first iriorn~' M.
(hLlrn
ington $751; Christ Church. Tarry;O"n. "I' VI, n NJ
F Zion church. Tarrytown. -
The ,ade. of the Baptist Church he'd socla,
in The par,crs the church Oh ast Thursday even
ing The entertainment prepared for IN" occasion
consisted OF vocal and instrumental, mLsic.
That much-ex pectcd game OF baseball between
the business men of Tarrytown and North larry
town came of on the Jackson Institute grounds on
Thursday afternoon and ended In victory for the
Tarrvtown men by a Of % 10 ~. II was "A
business engagement. ana was i'nsht "n' on get
there" business principles.
4 pleasant party held on the :arge piazza
yilesis Of the house. The piazza bcautifu.y
decorated with japanese lanterns and flags. Dane
ing followed To-day an old d-fashoned barn dan sc
vii! be given at the house and n Jolly time IL ex-
pec.cd.
The BARRIERS and saloon keepers Of this village are
generally observing the law which commands them
10 cose their places Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27

purposes of the society. etc. discussed. A
committee of four women and four ap-
pointed to draft prospectus and TO repor, plan
Of permanent organization. The society has enrolle
about a hundred of the best male and female voices
and expects 10 have more than double that num-
Der the beginning OF the season II IL planned 10
give some of the best musical selections that BE-
obtained and TO have three or more concerts during
the
The members OF the i1th Separate Company. Ma
fional Guard. will meet Monday. August ). Al
The armory. to elect second lieutenant in place of
Lieutenant Perry. who has resigned. The leading
candidates are Serceants Frank X. Curtis, Ralph
NJ. Cover and W. y Wright
The Rev Charles S. Lane. pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church. Is en- joying an outing with his family
Madison. Conn. Mr. Lane IL an enthusiastic
yachtsman and owns large catboat. which he
sails in on Long Island Sound
New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
TICK ,Ior AND nRoNXvILLE.

roseph Klrwn of Wavcrly Hili Tuckahoe. who
las, year won the Toward running match at the
iourneyrnan stonocuiiers' festival at Harlem PARK
will enter the list again this year. on July y
Twenty-Five people VII 80 from Rookiede' MIS-
: NJ Odelrs residence. ia the Iuchah"" Ho"i' 10
Iav 20 spend the day with Captain ana Mrs M''
Manns az I'VE. The Invitations inriuH" Sil' u"
cold Spr.ng Long Island. on Captain MaeManu1s $
pre,,v steam yacht Vixen AMI dinner am IN
formal dance n, the home Of ti"r host ami hostess
The party consists of guests OF Mr. H'"lson ana
friends from New-York CRY.
Iron vat,r-plpcs are 10 be- iall hy Nonk'fs }"
Tuckohoo Road anl sivar-st. Brons'Al'. rom th'
.ow-serv.ce pumping station 80 th" hronN RIVER
charles " Du,cher Of Tickanoe hae 3'en Tsn rirs
COMMITTEE. and also a member oi '"' "'S'"'S'''
County COMMITTEE" ,.ot
The Town Board Of East Chester has appon'or,l
y 'Vs Wiii,amson and i Reid Excise commi..s'9,' 81.
ers. IN place Of rs - Tnr York York CIV
r,,h.r O'IIar.. a~s!sian; At he TrcHAhoe I'M
maculaie Conception chnIch .,s pn,n snIr,h n
Nosi l-hfty ,hri-sf. N~w- OK
f,ity and caves here IN August 10 'n' ''N''' - '
nar,sh,oners and citizens gcnrfAS
tn. new Gleason Bahy nrc-'ngihr,, TOT -
i.r Engine Company. 40. !. u Iuckaho'' n., ~n.m
cost 800 has arrived In town. II '"'""' '''''''
n' rh,-sa,v the Rockville Reformed church
sunlav-school had i's annual pi'n' 80 Wv" ''''''
going over by stage .r,.,,
on sunday nest - Johns SUNDAY -S''''''
hoe adiourus iiI September J. ,
The death Of Herbert O. Terry, son 9i w w in, ,,, "
Terry. of rndeihh PARK. lu'kans-' sno"k 80 the
,nagp32sn@onl@ Although be had been u ior som" '
months lie W. "en,, in1r" ,se Grand C.nrri
s,,,inn Nrx-York civ. and a Delegation "i t%'";
from thcrs a.cneei lhS hTc,boi tPgIs Epscopa hurch
,ri he Rev y - ThompsDn. 9' iI-~s"', ~ .,', ~
Conducted the services The burial WIS '' '''''