New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
NYACK.
TIME FOR REPUBLICANS TO sELDcT
CANDIDATES.

NYAcK ALMOST sNowBoUND-LocM NOTES AN"
ITEMS OF INTEREST
II is high time for the Republicans OF NyacH ~
be looking about for suitable candidates ior ths
town offices to be chosen at the annual eiecuoh OF
Orangetown next month The oiilces 10 DE $3.50. .
are a collector an overseer OF the poor a Jus'cs
-, .ha ,eaca and several minor officers. There are
rumber of good men in the Republican party
who would fill the positions for the best interest,""
of the town and the Democrats are aiie"os
putting forward their candidates. the fepupieams
would better stir about The result OF ias' Id"
elections shows that the Democrats have iost the'r
control in Orangetown, and everything shou' W
done 70 make their disodgement permanent
The arctic weather 'yhch has swept over tne
country has not neglected Nyack' WHICH, io' ''o
last few days. has been clothed IN one oi 'aN
Frost's fanciest dresses. IL has Deeh MANY "'"'e'
since Nyacl has had such plethora OF snow ana
ice and the oldest inhabitants marx down 'hs
present spell OF weather as record-preaher
with the exception of a few days. there has been
sloghing and skating since New-fears Day. anu
the river which seldom freezes over at 'ne
Tappan Zee, has this year presented a SOLD mass
OF Ice from shore TO shore
An order has been issued by Judge Brown, Oh
Newburg for summons in suit for divorce
brought by William II. Bannister, jr.. against his
wife Helen H. Bannster. Mrs. Bannister, VINO mas
been the subject Of considerable notoriety IN inc
last wear recently eloped with a caDdrlNer Oh
Tarrvtown Mr.. Bannster has been brought into
trouble more than or account OF mis- wile
"gayety." but he has the goodwill OF the town.
nevertheless and will not receive permanent injury
from his troubles.
Tn. following members Of the Nyack branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association VIII atteho
the State convention Of the association at syria
cuse on February q f. c. Brownell, James u
Gregory. DR. Charles II. Smith. Victor Alderman.
w : Green William Falger. ID. w. Cranston, I.
T. Odell, jr., and Henry Doersch, )r
Three wel-known and respected citizens OF Nyack
have died in the last two weeks. On FEBRUARY
ex-Judge Seth y. Cole died He was one OF ROCK
lands most honored and respected men, ana ne
had much TO do with the prosperity and welfare
Of the town on Sunday Isaac 5. Lydecker. who
had lived in Rockand County all his life, and who
was a member Of the Nyack Council OF the AmerI-
can Legion Of Honor. died. and on Wednesday Rod
ert Iatimer another cd and influential ciuzen'
pa ssed away.
The Nyack Rowing Associations trustees have de-
clded to make the organization boom more IMAM
usual in the spring and summer The trustees held
. meeting recently and discussed plans for enter
talnments which will add greatly TO the enjoymens
OF the members.
Tomorrow the pastors of the Nyaek churches
Will devote their sermons 10 the subject OF eios,h ing
request OF the Woman's Christian Iemperdhn ais
inion on February - mass-meeting VIII DC neiA
in on az the churches TO discuss the same subject
The Rockland County Historical SOCIETY VIII have
its annual meeting and dinner on FRIDAY reoru-
airy % $1,000, .oo.,rar n, IN.
Nvork Young Mems Christian Association AZ,
A yellow and white luncheon was gwen py MISS
NJahsl Duryea at her home in South Nyack on
Wednesday OF last week. Those VINO were present.
were Miss Hard. Miss Brown, Miss Margaret WOO" ss
nutt Miss Mc(irath. Miss Mary Woodruff, MISS
Rartholf and Miss Woodruff ,.
Racing in Broadway Is berominy nuIsa t.
Tbsre IL an ordnance against H. Why not enforce
II? ~ po,,o,,,r raI,nsr
nh, ltd several weeks ago. has been committed 10
The State Hospital for the Insane at P9ugnkeepsie:
Wrs Palmer illness is the result OF grief over her
5mshand's death She is we'll known In Nyack