New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
WHITE PLAINS.
WORK BEGUN on ELMSFORD TROLLEY
LINE.
ORGANIZING FOR OUTDOOR sroRTs-NEws AM

ORGANIZING FOR OUTDOOR sPoRTs-NEws AND
PERSONAL ITEMS ABOUT TOWN
The passing of trucks through the village streets
daily all bearing material for the N'"-' DIX E'''s
ford AMI WHITE pa'rs Electric Railway. Is evil
dcnce 70 the people that the promoters OF the en-
terur s.. mean business The r rails whch inc
Roari OF Trustees last week rejected nave Desh
laid in part IN iArr son. ana the r'na'nner WI -.
used outside he limits OF the village. Inc sr"ulr,
block pavement. which the compln! was dlre't1,.
to have lad between It's tracks ana Two io nr,
width outside OF It's tracks. Is being stored; p'h"b
the arrival Of the grO0vcl rails required ny '"'
Trustees - 90,
Intcrcs, n outdoor sports is rowling. Lawn trn-
mis- clubs being organized. and tn baseball isNe'
has struck tho town. Al recent gam paved Dy
there were i.p3 persons m ATTENDING.
The band stand in broadMay rarN continues IN T.
be Objectionable 10 nearby residents and us carr
removal 10 Mamaron"ck-iV".. near Khllroai-aN':
il expected as the authorities have sanctioned such
movement. The electric ra;lroal on,ia's VIII use
the ground space for railroad purposes
The various societies having picnc.. iiirs am l.s-
tlyas Ia prospective are busy periectins de'a,.s,
on Wednesday next the lni'p"nd.ni rnsne 1oi h
railroad station. number OF out town roi h
nics hav, boon invited to attend. ana several nave
nrm'. and paraar Al Port Chester as the guests
OF Mr,;o Hos Tho fair. or. rather. lawn party.
"h,r( social affair Of the season as all the eains
women in town arc interested in the unler;aklIng
da, last % redistrici ID" county into Asscmbly
Districts because u the annexation o. Vest .h IS
a a a
YORK CIV Af'er considering the matter IN" Boari
decided r. u. the present Assembly districts remain
as they are. Tho prospect OF th" TIA 'N'si MS
teri pisr.c; being Republican IN 'u'uT' ~ plE"'e'
Mis- Ada Rcevcs Miss Eva g. Moore. Mrs G u
Foster Miss Clara Tend,cton. Miss Nellie irnlIt-
ION Miss Nav Penleion. Miss ; Jenni" Town
sopd + H. Nowh'. Professor William H. 'arp"n.
Ter and & REYNOLDS took part IN recent concert
he'd IN Iafayc,ir ia, IN All u III. hospi'ai 'un
Tha White Plains public school has tnrn'sh' !
two u l's l.s teachers % ih' schools al u'lhoni
i'm, and Morris PARK. Long Island. Charles \
cening formerly principal u the White Plains
srh.,f Is now superintendent ~ the schools AT M
rltc,. namel AMI ne has engaged Miss N..!'
iiusiel and Misc ~. Capr1n. formerly In the Nhlie
Plains school - III posts In the SCHOOLS uh''r h'H
In 81 Johns IInr TITS evening a musical AMI
literary entertainment for tho henen, = the hoy
I~noc.nis' Church a. pl'aeanivill" VIII be gwen
hy urofeee!onai ialcu' from. S"w-Nork cry
rrh.hod smith an Oh resident, ~ liarfslale.
,.i.." ne ovual AMI CONDUCTED farm ior many
wear lied This week H. family ani'llt"' ,ne
Revolutionary period IN 'ho' n'ighborno, ne
isaves large number Of children. granlchiiifrn
AMI grcat-grdnlchi,frrn. , :.
Tn. thlrI anniversary = the corsfcri'ion o. -.
Iohus Church VIII b" observed today ~ fa'hci >
Tole ami Fcchnn am the congregation OF =.
4 costly and handsome nfes;ze statue Of 81
IoSn mas been pre..ntsi 20 81 Johns church by
Mrs Wathi.dc Reynal Father Toie VIII have u
placed within the chano"l a. 49,.
Tn X cklng club. composed ~ ~ m'mh"fs.
chiefly resident Of Whit Plain. VIII hold It's
annual clamh1R~ a. Rye Beach on July - ,,-
WORK has been begun on ihe new rI"' avn nc
Church 20 BE- known rs the chapel o' DIVINE 'oin
ra.-lon. Broadway.