New-York tribune., 1895-07-27
WHITE PLAINS.
,,cu AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
HAVING THEIR OUTINGS.

.,oos,,R KICKING CLUES PARADE A srC
OUTINGS PAST AND TO CoME-NorEs
CHAT AID BITS OF NEWS.
,., annual outings OF organizations have com
Inc INC; both civil and religious societies in town
'-ien.. coneratulatcl the pleasure in prospect
are ~, s. at these gatherings. On Wednesday the
o' f church Sunlay-school in Mamaroneck-av
bdp IN carryalls for Rye Beach. where ali
~, w. day of unabatod pleasure. These everyday
A' ,rcs on the beach by organizations from
e.,.s,ers county seat are usually augmented
s,rch societies from towns bordering on the
:. - ~ from TIE interior. It's daily occurrence
.d.vs 10 see gayly decorated stages. filled with
.o,~s,c,d laughing children. in charge of elders
-, pajlroai-avc on the way 10 the hooks
p'n, ~ beaches bordering the Sound from Belle
oe'" ,o,r Greenwich. to Glen Island. at New
iI...ra From Chappaqua. Pleasantville. Union
49, vensico Armonk. iiarts1aie. Scarsdaie and
-.,.boe pcnickcrs pass through this town ana
-, things interesting for the residents These
L.. "a are a feature of village life in the summer
la'' n, Thursl Law the Hooser Kicking Club. ac-
-. u.,el BY the White Pains Band. spent the
IN pve Beach where clambake was served
I'd. -. dav passcl in athletic and aquatic sports
- " having town a parade took place. In the
-, ,,ess of the preceding Saturday II was an
,.ss as circus parade" and the display was
,-,s" 70 the unntiatei. Severa. imitation ami
-, vssons in which were "kickcrs costuined as
,nsls in charge OF keepers. afforded cohs'dereo'e
,.,ss,s 70 the public. on Wednesday next mon
80 ,,j Ladder Company will have its annual
fiOOs ,.ra a. Rve. and on August "A the Hope AMI
1"ss.,aent Engine companies Will enjoy similar
outlnf
o..s hardsome grounds of Mrs. Berthei. Lake
y, IN Har,sdale on Tuesday evening last. a sue
a..su lawn party he'd for the berefi; OF the
EpSorh League
-. annual school meeting OF District No OF
,,s mans of White Plains and Harrison VIII he
hs1 q; the Town Hall on August G. at 7;so p. m
The Boarl OF Education Will ask for a greater sum
than last year for the maintenance OF IN me Ifho2
Sehmid and Harvey Hustled expire as School irus
fees and their friends VIII seek their re-elecuon'
The Republican Town Committee has called
caucus 10 be held al the Town Hall on the evening
OF August u 20 elect delegates 10 the various con-
Wntions 10 he held this fan. The caucus promises
= Hopkins who ran for County Clerk several
Years ago and almos, succeeded IN defeating the
hIars wiiI asan seek the office The friends OF
Edward p. Long. the secretary OF the AGRICULTURAL
Society are also urging him for the place
champion lawn-tennis player of White Plains. de-
ieated the crack tennis player OF Port Chester on
Tuesday last
on the New-York Elmslord and White Plains
Electric Railroad will arrive next week. accordins
Of the directors OF the road All the poles are up
and two miles OF ira * already lad in Green
burg toward Elmsford. TO the northwest OF the
village line.
The Board of Trustees has decided to Jay out
Namaroneck-ave. By establishing an esplanade
through the centre The thoroLghfare is present
10 feet in width. but has not been worked or de-
yeioped. 1t IL proposed 10 establish the SIDE
walk lines at Twelve and half feet. tho esplanade
Al twenty feet aud road beds either side at
tseatv-seven and half feet.
On Wednesday evening asst the trustees. rejected
a bids on the Mamaronec ck-ave. sewer and decided
rreadvertise for the doing Of the work the bids TO
dose on Monday evening next at O'Clock
The committee on the revision OF the village
Aarter has competed its work. and the roll will be
N public inspection in the ONCE OF the village clerk
on and after Monday next for fifteen days.
4 water circuit Of Grand-st. has been ordered by
the Board Of Trustees. and additional. fire hydrants
VIII be paced
Brother Griswold of Bayonbe. y. j.. conducte l
Union GOSPEL Mission meetings in the rooms OF the
wOnens Christian Temperance Union Sunday last.
Last evening Elizabeth G.. Cnderhill of New
Jersey addressed the Womens Christian Temper
nee Union in tbs Lake Street Chapel
Nessrs Charles II. Banks. Z. 3. McChain. Frank
Y. Fowler J. Hall Faile and School Commissioner
Thompson have been In camp for the last week at
oakland Beach. on Long Island Sound