New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
WHITE PLAINS.
ECHOES OF THE TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

BEGINNING WORK ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
The annual spring election, which was held on
Tuesday last. attended with a. mucn PuD'
interest as if the result had been OF National I'M
portance. on account of the nomination OF Jahrs
l.. Shute for Excise Commissioner by the "oo'
Government Club, the interest In the 'oh''S' W
came paramount to every other '"ous"' ~
public mind The uncertainty which existed
among the liquor last year r'"''Ne 10 '''
granting of licenses and the deadlock IN me hOdrd
of Excise. which ended i'll no HcVhSeS "''"S
granted and the indictment OF many "o'o' "'"'
sulrrcd the advocates of the hqlof-faG" 10 "c"N'
opposition TO Mr.. Shute heitrlch bfOhm the OPP
no.ip, candidate was the leader around whom the
liberal license men rallied; the Democratic voters
,,, ~ town were summoned home by telegraph.
and the Democratic ticket was proportionatelN
benefited thereby Mr. Bromm was elected by ~
majority The breach which WAS made in the
Republican town caucus on account of the can
didacv OF T. Stanley Nedham and John Thomp-
son Tor collector found expression at the polls
Nedham represented the office holding element in
the party. while Thompson was the nominee OF
tricts he was scratched as was Tax collector J0hn
Oezine. who active in securing his nomination.
Mr. Oezlne ran for Inspector OF Election. Both men
We're defeated Abram Haviland me Republican
candidate for Commissioner Of Highway. was
elected however. oy fifteen majority. a. was
George T. Capron, the REPUBLICAN, nominee FOR
Justice of the Peace. The Republicans also elected
Adoph Oberly game constable; Jonn 4. SnedeNer;
overseer of the poor and George w. See ana
William j. Stanfeid constabes
In Lafayette Han. on Wednesday evening
we'll patronizsd entertainment was given under the
Order United American Mechanics The programme
included recitaons vocal S S9. od 6a mo- Won T dn9
George Moeanor Miss Ada Reeves. William Robin
Mss Nav Wf Rad Hs1 F"@ fsSts. H19dr
Charss T. 'aTBon'er HSs Nnf
an MI mr. and Miss Norihrup 'fhe orchestral ac,
compartment was given by MIS- > 'afreid anH
u McAIlster violin. and G. r Foster, c,arionei
The Entertaining Committee comprised George n.
s sFSmn and az j. GaF Williams D. L. summertime "
Represen tatives Of The Zew-York. Emsford ana
pear before the Board OF Trus;ees on Moaday even,
o oT tho he p me Of faGa One OF the cd
lions OF the franchise is that the corporation shall
on either side OF Its tracks. The company repre-
senatves now contend they are teady to proceed
question of paving before making hnai contract
The work OF improving and extending sidewalks
has begun in ali sections OF the village 1t has
been observed that realty always Increases in
such improvements are perfected
the n eantata M Joseph "0 in St JOINS Hall On the
evening OF April II Increases az the date ap-
Ing the local artists in their respective paris IS
enthusiastic over the progress OF tne amateur
on Monday next will be mportan; one As The
clerk will probably present to ihe 6oarI .rr,hri
Albany. Provisions will also be made for the lay
Ing Of sewer mains in Grani-st. TO the Ne"-iork
Post Road. .
County CLERK John NJ. Diguey AMI Edward 4.
Phelps have completed their new homes Mr.: h!e-
news house is on the old MamarOneck road ana
overlooks Long Island Sound and the interior for
miles around Mr. Phelps's house u In Br0ai"AN,
the choice residence spot in the village In Green
ridge Park r. 4. Waite and Harvey Hustled hay"
costly and attractive cottages near,y completed.
while in Hamilton-ave. + 7. Hopkins Is improving
the appearance Of that neighbOrhood by the cree
ton of a ha ndsome house
The elect ion chief and assistant CHIEF engineers
Of The Ere Department Will take place on TUESDAY
next The engine companies have nominated ~
Chief Engineer John T. Rehi. for the Oiic" OF chier
petition 10 widen Rallroadav@ VIII be sJO-
mitted 10 the BoaTl % TruStess on Monday night:
II has received the signature ot large number OF
property owners.
Among the pleasant informal s)clabes held duT.
ing the week may be- mentioned that az tn" ladies'
Aid Society in the lecture room OF the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday evening
on the same evening the symphony orchestra
circle held an enjoyable sOcab!" at the nome OK
Elijah Miller. In upper Broadway A. bOth gain
erines there delightful assenblage.
During the prevalence OF the high wind on Thurs
day afternoon the framework % a large house de-
signed for a conservatory of music by MIS-. car
penter. who has spent a number OF years IN PARIS.
blown TO the ground. The building vas IN
White Plains PAX.
Invitations have been issued for the Wedding OF
Thaddeus Tompkns and Miss Ella Cummings. which
will take place in the First BAPTIST Church on
MaInaroneck-ave, az $50 p. m, on Wednesday next