New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
NYACH.
TROLLEY PEOPLE GIVE Up THEIR FIGHT-LocAL
GOSSIP AND CHAT

TROLLEY PEOPLE GIVE Up THEIR FIGHT-LocAL
GOSSIP AND CHAT.
The hospital project In Nyack promises 10 be
success II the idea of the Good Samaritan Society
Il carried out The general opinion appears 10 be
that the corporators OF the association. which was
formed TO give Nyack hospital. are DESTROYS OF
starting out with large and fully equipped hos
pital. the cost OF which will be many thousands
OF dollars while the Good Samaritan Society be-
lovcs that work should be begun In smap way.
and a hospital should be gradually built up. II
the corpora tors ready TO 20 ahead with their
ideas and II they have enough money for their
project. the Good Samaritan Society will be ready
and willing TO place the result Of its efforts In the
form OF endowment OF a bed in the hospital .
II the hospital corporators intend to wait several
years before doing anything. the Good samaritan
Society will carry out its idea Of starting nos
pltal on small scale The society would ike
statement from The projectors of the Hcspita! AS
ISOLATION OF their intentions.
The Fourth was quietly and perhaps sadly passed
few people went the country Club in The even;
ng bit most Of the people sa a az nGs ana
NE day: Many hrewSrks programmes we're post,
and tennis matches were not even attempted The
picnic in Mount Pleasant sr9ye n ga no
not given. and the 20 children at Mon, Lawn
Home did not have their celebration.
The MypGk has ser eysl
to S s ra Gw and Y s e nd
Sn S ans Ff'l by ovsyhsSl wires
granted by Nynck for tracks to the West shore
station has been perfected. on account Of tho
provision which called for work TO begin before
July l. and there liz no prospect OF q francnse
being granted for the coveted river road
The funeral of the Rev Charles seymour who
died In Nyack Saturday last was he'd In Grace
Church last Tuesday: The burial was In the sleepy
tor OF Grace Church for several years, and durins
that time he made many friends and gained the
respect OF all denominations In the town. He was
man OF high intellectual culture . S, and thsolosss lea
a learned. kind and afectlonate citizen and men,
Der.
At the annual meeting OF the Alumni Assoca-
ton of the Nyack Public school last Friday, -
A. Bauvelt. Robert X: Morse. G. d. Christie. Miss
Frances Elliott. Miss Elizabeth Remsen. cepresl-
dents; Miss Fannie Blauveit secretary. ana "; >
missioner Of Rockand County. was made an hon
orary member. and eighteen active members were
admitted
A large number OF people attended the card party
at Mrs william Alexander Smiths last night ana
I an enjoyable and pleasing time was had The WIN
ners u-the games received attractive and dainty
presents and the prizes for the BOBBY man and
woman were equally attractive. though less dainty
After the games dancing was INDUCED In until
o'clock.
The fourth annual regatta OF the Tappanxee Yacht
Club will be held this afternoon over the Nyack-
Permont course. Thirty entries have been made
Including boats from Nyack, Piermont, Grand
View Sing Sing. Tarrytown Irvinston and Yon-
kers.
A fair will be held by the women Of Grace Church
In the parish room on July and 10. II Will be
given for the benefit OF the Sunday-schooi building
fund
A dove german will be held at the Country Club
on July TO- Miss Nesbltt 10 In charge OF It.
A. bicycle tea Is bsirg planned by the countsx