New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
I'm AND Arn11mn Uhe @reater Men, qnrk.

% the Norwegian Hospital. which has renaIs aSl
Excellent service in emsfg ncy cases IL
Utrecht. ..., End route
- bud the waiting at Thirty seyentn.sr has has
Ffh-ave For long Iime q" with Hi rats and
min and passengers wouli prefer 70 l, Nc sweep
tack OF pneumonia by being exp rs,Ser than occupy
such shelter 49,, +, p.vthe-
girls club has been Organzssd IN b aftsr
bourne which Will hold meetings on IN, stewart
rooms The officers President carrie ,,,oriie
treasurer Viva Beavers: secrita nc gya@ by the
dub during the winter ,.,o rood
There is prob billy Of the Nassau Eee ,1sa r en
extandlng it's line down Ff:n-ave to Bay hloss an
FORT Hamilton. nov that work on the bridge acr'T'
sixty-ifth-st. has been renewed
The Gravesend Hook and Ladder Company az ~
ast regular meeting appointed committHpe ~ dis
is fire apparatus ana 20, eau pm neparmsnt
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Bull recently cntertaihca ,he
members Of the Christian Endeavor Society OF me
EdTewood Reformed church. Blythebourne som som
~ tbe guests were: Cora Brakeman, Ote l'agrave
Wsv BAILEY. Grace Mitchell Florence Bailey'
Msg Van Hennik Nettie Graham; Henrietta FTy
feoree H. Allen Ida Grosvenor Harry Bailey r.
Dederlck Nelson Bogert and others.
Ford Post G. A. r. Of Ganarsls WIN IN H Fan
Hall The affair is regarded as one OF nc cneI
social affairs OF the season in that loc1y' S 1np
he committee OF arrangements are preparing 'He'i
plans accordingly ~,
Liberty Hook and Ladder Company Bath BeaGn
p Bateman vice president; John G. Rhodes. fore.
man: John F. Berry. first assistant iUrtr Iohn
Thomas W. HdrIlS, dTri' ,roac
n Ashton secretary; Thomas j. OConnei, u r
rer: trustees Robert ". Larason. Louis \; lay
or John T. Hayes, NJ. Stern and D. Mlduie, s
When the city officials assume full charge Oh nIe
matters in this end OF the municipality i,
,nents will have been completed Tor disDahiinb
I'M .ihertv' which has earned high reputation
for faithful intelligent and effective service blus
for the property OF the company VIII sWel the
funds to $1,000 which will be divided among 'He
dftv-fve members In good standing.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday harvest nome
viii be given by the members OF he RidIey NJ
mortal Church, of ParkVille. Tne i-adles Az o.
niety' of which Mrs. John Cumiskie Is president;
Viii have charge of the fair. The Committee OF
Arrangements Includes Miss j. sewers Mrs -
Many Mrs A. NJ. Gilman, Mrs. J Edgertoh; MI, MI
r Moser Miss Julia Cumskie. Miss carrie Mosei'
and the president ,
A golf club with links at Fort Hamilton Is Dehs
organized among the fashionable people oi i'ioVGtN
lvn Timothy l.. Woodruff Is taking an active III
terest in the clubs success.
The New-ytrecht Building and Loan Assoclati on
rho Oldest and most successful institution oi ,he
Kind i'm the town. H. having It's bylaws ana i iuI'a
revised and moderniZed by speclai cQnllnlt'er'
headed by Thomas a. Kusin, OF Say Taih army
pensorhurst The up-to-date regulations VIII Ne
presented for the consideration OF the asSoc'a'o"
Monday night -.,o.
This evening a meeting Of tine Naval ApprehurueV'
Room on Seventh-st. for the purpose OF orsaz. s
for the winter suitable hall mas been seVu'e' '''
drilling.
The Gravesend Taxpayers ASSOCIATION neiu D. i.'
monthly meeting In Soe,ler's Hall Sheepsheau Pa
an Wednesday evening. Justice William j. blauulns
occuned the chair and about thirty neihpeiS W.
o,essnt Assessor Head explained the tax rate
Pisb fig1ire whicr is lower than the town pa /
last year The question OF pubic lgh''ns "'' ''''
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