New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
OTHER IVESTCHESTER TOWNS
PEEKSKTI.T..

TT, cr.scan, Far and Cryptic Lodge No. 49, J.
y ~ = after a successful run OF fourteen days
came to a close on Tuesday evening i'chet ~
70, drew the sco in gold. and Joseph odeli.
rromlnent odd Fellow and Mason, was the holder
n <, drew the second prize bedroom SUIT IL
hsI heen taken by Frank Mcgee. commercial
traveller who dropped into the 'ar one evening
Va 2l7 drew the range. Ii was mel" ny ME '-'
n,ord Peacock The contest for the trumpet TOT 'he
os, nopular fire company foreman resulted J"
charles Underwood, foreman OF Washington Ell
,,,e companv No 2 winning with lO5o votes III
80, - I 100 There was also a contest TOT set
- 1o,oinoes The value OF the prize was not great
I'M, q tremendous lot Of enthusias" was a'o''
and the best men In the Town were ai'e' "
I, was only cent vote. +. DoheilE' "ea''"s
suburban resident and domino heh'' ''p'
49, r,zo with 1897 votes. His nearest competitor
'"e u.u,n II yildev prominent New-York
',-,ca man who received $50. There were over
,h,r,,, councillors Among the handsome anu var
uab,e prizes won the chance DOORS Oh 'o"uas
and Tuesday night We're: SILVER "a.r' SCI
!, briggs: silver tea set, SIX pieces 'no''" ~,
,,. fu act of decorated china Mrs' jesse N''"''
son: music box, MIS- d. r'"'"'
suit Mrs John Scale
,-,.isor lanes H. Haght. OF this Vliase' mas
also been chief Engineer of the feekSh'' r"e De
.r, for several years. ON Monday night he
as renomlnated for the office by the COMPANY ~ 81
which he is a member Nasni tnss he vas indorsed
Y
pam; Ina, Hook and Ladder Company, NO. !.
"a, LII practically insure his re-eltcuoh, even
h,,b Tho oiher three companies commune Oh az,
o,ber man which IL improbable Inc ee0"o' VI"
be held in December. 49,, ...o. oa,a
THO nf,h anniversary Of their wedIlhs was wa, ri
hra"ed hy Mir and Mrs. Allen h. Lent az ,neri
p. T., Serond-st on Monday evening n Ieatue
nom no ~ occa SION was the presence OF seven grant
Varsn,s ~ Mir and Mrs. Lents chllufrh run VI
ihese were also great-grandparen's
t,v,,a,lous have been issued for the annual re,
,o,.tnn ~ Paid Eagle Haymakers Associatioi' At
viiI he held in Cryptic Hall wednesday ''''s
November p. Thanksgiving eve -
The annual election OF Courtlandt Long, w. %"
= md 4 NJ has been called FOR lh'rsus' e'e"
ing. December IL. - 90.
No, in many years has the bass hshnS p.en ~
,ioG I'm the Hudson River at this point .Nol 1 cr
are the FISH large but they run III Ia So ,ho
lest fishing ground r. of the dIaWpi ~, u ~
-. VI Central and Hudson RIVER Kilroau'
On Thursday evening next Dlstric. Deputy "raH n
Ntag,er Geftv OF the Ninth Ma sonic Dstrlct' WI
- his official visit to Courtlandt Lodge, no
u lie will be accompanied by john stewart s,anu
master Of the State OF Newly orN mas ~" LIZ
many vei-s since a grand mast y mas NIS.v" ',''
Lodge and the occasion VIII lie a Hr"'o'"p'' o'''
George McNutt. a former Peekskih boy, hut lor
some wears manager OF the GreeliNlDi.h pIa I"N
at Nsvhurg married Miss Anna Manshrid' 0i
Tooksli on Sunday evening last. the f'eV Ahsely
osfrander OF ST. Pauls MethOdlsl EPisVoPi
church performing the ceremony.
The Euterpe Society held its first morning mus,cai
O, Niss Anderson's .,onserN at"rv ~ music on 2!t
Irlay mornlng last. Among the SINGERS was -h!ss
Cacjle Hrani Of the Covent Garden Royal Itai'hh
COMPANY now singing in Days Fhcatrf' New
York The second musical VII be ne" tnis '"o'"