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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
TrcKAuoE AND BRONXvILLE

Dronxvllle Hook and Ladder Company NO. has
luy, received uniforms
The annual lawn party for -. Johns sunday
school vii be he'd next Saturday afternoon. at
Warden Dusenberry's home. Trckahoc.
Eronxville NJ last 10 lighted by public street Tampa
As the venerable Mr. Lowe and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs Austin and a lady friend al OF Lawrence
PARK Bronxvile were riding behind a span OF
horses from Scarsdae 90 Bronxvle a day or two
ayo the animals became Fighter ed. and Mr.. AuSt'n
uho 10 eighty-E,x years Cd. who vas driving lost
cnntrnl OF The horse. and while being steercd 60 n
hank by the roadside they siiuc; telegraph poe
one horse broke ~ back. The otner f"ll ana Mr.
Austin was thrown out one leg Deihg caught pc
tween the spokes OF wheel and one arm being
under one Of the horses WIN rare presence OF
mind Mrs Austin Jumped and seized the animals
Inv the bride and he'd them I'LL assistance arrived
The Injured horse was shot
ON Monday A horse be.ongi1g to Mr. ". H. Bow
ers OF Wavcfly Iiill. Tuckshoe. became frlkhtenei
ran away and struck a buggy containing Mrs r.
Hughes and Mrs sullivan. OF YODkers. Ms Hughes
iurnpei and caught her horse by the bride. but MIS-
horse valued at 500 severed all the sinews OF
on. OF ia ankles. and the open buggy was ruined
A barking dog AMI poor driver caused the damage
School District 30 2. OF Bronxvillr and Jefferson
place TuckahOc. reports balance on hani OF
si0yM and District 80. 3, Of Waverly and Upper
Tuckahcc. $3.50 70
on Thursday the annual picnic Of The Asbury
usthodis, Etiscopai Sunday-rchool. Tuckahoo. was
held al RYE Beach Eight largo stages were 70,
a,o,con, 10 carry all who desired to attend. and
The picnlc this year the largest and one or the
,nosi cniDyabc held BY this school. the Ep.
worth League, OF the same crnTch gives its annual
outing early In August
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MOENT kISCO.

Among the visitors in town are the Misses Greg
orv. OF Sing Sing and Twain and King. OF Brook
lvn who have been visiting Mss Amy Grifith
Vr and Mrs Robert Blake. OF New-York. who are
STAYING at Mr. Platts: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Car
,en,er OF New-York; Mr. and Mrs. william Matt
thews Of Greenwich. Conn. and Mr. and Mrs
Stephen B Knapp.
Mrs Cove Of Maplc-ave.. has a tea-set in her pos
s.ss,o, that was presented to her by Washington
Irving on her wedding day
The Rev C. II. McAnpey. OF the Methodist
Church preached last Sunday. and VIII again to-
'narrow In the Metropolitan Church NewYork. at
caventh-aye and l4th-st in place of Its pastor
,m p.v Mr. Cadman. who Is In Europe. To-mor-
row the Roy. Dr. John Parker Will I'LL Mr.. Mean
ncy's pulpit.
THO Board OF Educa'io has appointed Miss
s,ni,h Of North Salem. teacher Of the primary de-
Dar,ment IN place OF Miss Elizabeth Aitchlnson
resigned.
last Tuesday evening the Celia Bradford trio gave
successful entertainment In the Opera House
under the auspices Of the Mount kisco Brass Band
The Carmel Fair will be held again this year
philip Dleh OF this place is president OF the So
ciety.
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IRVINGTON.

Before Judge Busch Tuesday. James Diviney,
of East IrvIngton was the complainant against
Giovanni Tosti. whom he accused OF stabbing MIN
las; Sunday Justice Busch discharged the prisoner
for want Of evidence.
James Hall. Of Irvlngton, and Miss Elizabeth NJ
Kelsey. Of Yonkers. were married by the Rev. Mr.
Haynes In the Church OF the Immaculate concep-
ton. last Monday. Miss Evans. OF fonkers, was
bridesmaid and Charles Kelley was best man. After
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hall drove to Dobbs
Ferry and took an early train to New-forh cry
and from there went to the Adrondacks
All sign, overhangng the sidewalks Will have to
go The edict of the village fathers mas gone ior'h'
and the offending signs must disappear
At Lyndhurst the country seat OF Miss Helen n
Gould In Irvington the sixth OF the series OF SUD
scrpton lawn musicals VIII be given this after
noon, between and o'clock. Fully four hun,
dred people expected to be present. MISS Gou:l
has had her mansion gayly trimmed with bunting
and flags and Treboldts Military Band VIII furnisA
the music
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TARRYTOWN.

The som-annua statement Of the westminster
County Savings Bank OF this pace has been maze
public, and II shows that IS deposits as We" aS
surplus steadily Increase from year to year
At the annual lection OF officers OF the larry
town and North Tarrytown Building and Loan As
ISOLATION the following officers were eected frcSi-
dent Dowah D. T1liman: vice president James y
Thompson: secretary Alfred 5. Randall treasurer,
Frederick f. B.unden: directors John Cahl Michae'
Sinnott and DAVID Page
There was a mass meeting ot the congregation OF
81, Pau,'s Methodist Episcopal Church on WetheS-
aay evening which was sparse.y attended u. i.
Lovett reported that. besides the Iv inortRase on
the parsonage. the church owed S.'p- rms Is eN-
elusive OF Mr. McAnneys unpaid salary Whlch ~
being made up to him by some or the peope III ne
CONGREGATION. \ committee was appoln,eh 10 ie-
eotiate another loan ~ 300 either on the parspn
az. or church. thus making the mortgage indebted
- 700.
The Sleepy Hollow Lawn Tennis cub hnisneh its
annual tournament on Wednesday last, WITH inc
championship round in singles between the lhayer
Broihcrs The club Will probably star, a FOUND
robin" tournament soon. which VII Keep inc p.Ay-
ers busy until september provided mere are 'nousl
en,rl-. The full score Of the chanplonship round
OF the tournament as follows. ii. mayer anu
f. Thayer bea, Milard and Strong 6-3, y -
Final round for second prize ii..ari beat SrOns'
S-J -. 30, 81 !.
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STATEN ISLAND.
WHAT'S GOING ON IN RICHMOND COUNTY

WHAT rs GOING ON IN RICHMOND COONIi
r, uedd,np of Miss Sarah Hitchcock. daush-
Tor NJ Colonel George Hitchcock. and FRANK H. Cao
mus OF Montclair, took pace on THURSDAY even
ing al the home Of the bride on Boyd mn, o'ape-
TON The Rev Thomas Lowe. pastor OF the brighton
Heights Reformed Church. officiated Inc orne was
attended by her sister, Miss Julia d. HNchcock'
ord william Hitchcock brother Of the bridegroom
mas hos, man small reception followed the cere-
mony.
Tho Ysv Or C. s Ryman will occupy the pulpit
NJ the Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church. IN
Stapleton tomorrow morning. and IN the evening
DR. r. r. Doherty. of the General Epworth League
will deliver an address,
Free Saturday afternoon concerts VIII De gwen
in the Prohibition Park Grove from 4so O'Clock un'
Ill $780, beginning to-day
The Grand Jury Monday brought Tour ihu'e'-
ments against Frederick W. Clifford. clerk to the
County BOARD OF Excise He is charged with extor-
ton and neglect OF duty. 1t being alleged that ne
has failed 20 keep any minutes or make entries III
the record book since the Board was organized aSe
January All OF the minutes nave been KEPT Dy
clifford on scraps Of mania poper He was he.o
under s2OOo bail for trial at the next term OF Oyh
and Terminer
County Clerk John II. Ellsworth has Joined the
cat Mr. Ellsworth brother 70 Zoe Els%orl ks
who Is well known to the yachting world shd' iNe
his brother. is every inch plucky sailor.
The compensation Of st. Johns EP!sePSp s neea
inc and raised $500 TO meet the deficiency ih theH
income for defraying expenses OF the parish.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Second District Republican Association OF Nortn-
neld held recently a resolution was ahopteu IA.
s,ruc,nc the &C nmittee OF the district 20 oppose
~ Tho next meeting of the County Committee IN;
re,nstatement OF any OF the expelled members until
after the November election
The county jail. which has been known me n, wora
over by tramps rs the warrants Pasaals%, ~
which the Migrants from all parts OF me :, ,Gsn wv
have each winter sought home. because II Is one
OF the few Institutions where prisoners nave she
solutey nc work TO perform. excepting passing tne
time in smoking and reading, and in many instances
receiving suit OF clothes when ;hey Ieit ne ny
"a brave the hot rays OF the summer sun, VIII 10
longer be sought by these unwec9me Visitors 70 ins
rasal,ition that a hani-pump be provided, TO %
worked by the vagrant prisoners ana FURNISH inc
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pLEASANTVILLE.

Miss Amy Romer entertained number Of young
women a. a luncheon last Monday.
Mrs Choate and her daughters. the Misses Mar
gars, MARY and Caroline Choatc. were at home on
Thursday afternoon to numerous friends from New
yorh ard this village Among those present were
Mrs HLgh,. Mr.. Herbert Grimm, tho rev an, am
Mrs : f. Holmes. Mrs. Edward bnd'rhill' MIs
John H. Oodwin and Mrs. Charles l.. sutton
The Sunday schools q The station Msthotist rps
copal church AMI the rrcshyteri7n ChIrch oi th,s
mace unitci In the annual picnic this year ana hi
II on Tuesaay la.. In the grove belonging - Mf
Han. q. this place.
New streets are bclng made on the Booth farm
by the Rapid Transit company.
Ia the evening % July 81 an elaborate entertain
men, v.u he given In : wood CJrn"lfs handsome
carriage house by the En;crtainmsn Mt Committee OF
the Plsasaniviiie Library Association Among mos,
who VIII take part are Miss Ollie finoniti an !
Mr Hamilton. vocasts. Clarence H"ynodS piano
and violin. and Charles Sheck the mage an Inc
proceeds are 10 b. devoted entirely to the library
fund.
80, Wednesday evening July a. a sociablc will
be given At the HON. - Mra DAVID Odcl., ~ ne
Earnest Workers" OF the station Me'hoAis' hps-
Church
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and was erected by the widow OF Edward spencW
Mead as a memorial to her husband. who did muen
to beautify Southampton while a resident tnelS
Large white marble basins are PROVIDED ior monsSS
water for thirsty wayfarers. The fountain rests
upon white marble foundation: and WIZ pe SUI
mounted by an ornamental lamp-post crowned Win
a cluster Of electric lights.
The first yearly report Of the Southampton Water
Company shows a total profit OF u o6S ~ Ih he
mount received from water rents was M"s os ec
amount to $3.50 g. The capital stock OF the com-
pany is $4,000. 1t was started little over year
ago The land where the works are located con-
sists Of about forty acres.
George Conkln's barn, 1ed with hay. valued at
5000. was burned At Bridgehampton few days
a mystery the most careful investigation having
failed to furnish any cew to the prooaole cu ,on
the fire. and an S @
of Mr. Conklin a youngster OF seven or eisnt years.
solved the problem by announcing thss the Dan -
matches. While the haymakers were at woIk ~
the fields he left alone In the barn ana sa h
WhIe amusing himself in this way unexpected
approach OF load Of hay from the ne'a eA ISL
him to hastily exsngush small mrs v and the
load Of hay was then thrown out ana coys,eo zig
g.owing remnants Of the IRE. Young Sonknn' ~
ing more about it. In few hours the whole build
ing was abaze
Mrs Mary Isham Of Southampton. who recently
Ss1 Ssme o asr o last 10
distance OF three miles, to visit friends there. She
intended to walk back. but, being prevented by
Storm she rode home next day.
The saltwater bathing is much enjoyed at sag
Harbor by city people as no finer neaches can 10
found on the Island
edges having received twenty-six arrow neads an1 e
three stone axes from Captain Elias ii. w mite. OK
Southampton These relics were found On Ml
Whites property at Seabonac, wnich was iaSo''@
Indian camping ground.
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on THE LOWER EDGE OF KINGS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsoNHrRsr AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsoNHuRsr AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
No, a word has been said about the expiration OK
IN. franchise OF the New-Utrecht Water Company
which supplies the Thireth Ward. AS matter
OF fact its franchise expires September Oh 'ns
year but Notwithstanding the legal limitation VI "e
company's existence the consumers nave reee'co
bills for water up to December three months oe'
yond their lawful right to charge for service ihes
has be.n more or less hesitaEcy about paying inc
usual high charge OF the company. II IL SAID, anu
this fact has led consumers 10 believe DIS sh'uo
not be pad beyond the time OF the FRANCHISE 'm's'
The operations concerning the requirement OF inc
water company by the city have been Kept unusually
oulet Property owiiers anxious as to wnether
the "deal" Will be akin TO that OF the notorious
Long Island Water Supply Company which oeea-
stoned the political revolution IN broohy"' '''
Br,sher. the head OF the New-ruecht water Com.
many IL credited with uncommon snre"dhess' anu !.
a scandaous sale Of his property's effects Is eA,riee
through, II will be or secret'e hA'"'e' AZ" A~
surprise to the well-informed
The Rev. Alfred II. Brush OF the New-ctrecns
perormed Church. delivered his farewell vacation
sermon last Sunday. He will now rest Tor TWO
months and Il new minister VIII occupy MS pup"
every Sunday during his absence
Tho season at Bath Beach has not been as salts
factory as this time OF the year usually indicates.
The hotels are about half full ana geherai a' W
Nj
,,,. formal open,ng Of the house OF the New.
r,,rscht club takes place to-day. A special pro-
vramme has been arranged. the Committee OF Ar.
Ssnsements being Thomas L. Harris, to ~ NJ
Morgan. I. !" McE"o' ~ - ''
Cleary. 49,, IL, oo,r,~v
grading Of HtnosS fare S from sas
ers" under the anspS esa
ment has given rise 10 much 1ppoSS na on bs ty
Works 5ns department has been appealed 70 for an
interference In the cause OF Wise a'S''e''" VI ''
At the recent election Of he New f1rx canos
club the coa aS.iGwas w':
Ia aSy sias ss ss give &:
nR viii be held sn foq
PIER ives ' es % OF Of the
club E sanossss Of the club and with his family.
attends all its annual meets ana resattas'
mr.. sunday school OF ST. Juie's Church. Blythe
,u nr holds its annual picnic In Sunset Park to-
day. pr Re ben Maa St Sas SSSs
Club Inrr:di Keller and Mrs j. Il Coleman.
The s next meeting will be at the home OF Mrs. Nina
sl m Of bay Twenty s,Sta-,t: gen:onhyr.i
, w,' DAYS in their yacht the Gale.
Ex-Tax coIlector William Keegan and n. p.
HssnSs o. Afternoon Dno gave novel athletic eshS
ton. consisting Of 100 and $50 yasd run and =
nns % BGin msn are GRAHAM nf S1
hurst. refereed the contest.
An informal. dance at the Avoca villa. Bath
Mr. Fitzgerald. the proprietor. made il pleasant
for his guests.
The Lincoln Club Of tho Thirtisth Ward wtIi. on
NeW.TsTseS.ave and sisty.rss-s portrait q
Abraham lincoln with appropriate cesemonsa and
@ :: sSss IL u MIN
coin"
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noe ROAD. the Bronxvi!le road and Swain-st from
'"e 'o"-serVlce pumping station to the Bronx River
Ensign Crawford. OF the Yonkers Salvation Army
Main. were arrested three weeks ago for attemu;-
ing 70 pod meeting In Getty Square without a
up for trial Wednesday afternoon lsst me civ cI,v
attorney said that Mayor Peene had granted the
army permit to hold meetings in the square. and
on MS motion the case was dismissed.
Mayor Peene on Thursday vetoed the action of the
Common Council designating The Yonkers States
man and "The Yonkers Gazette" the official city
newspapers. The friends of THE Gazette viii en-
deavor to have the veto overridden the meet
ing OF the Council
Work on the new distributing reservoir at Fort
ment Will be ready for water on Tuesday Of next
week. and 1t Is expected that early In SEPTEMBER the
east compartment will be finished. The new reser-
voir viii have storage capacity OF 100000 gallons.
shot Henry Black. forty-iive years old. yesterday.
Both men are coored and the shooting took place
cused Black OF flirting with his wife and this led
TO a quarrel Black turned 10 go behind the coun-
s T rs b sck hs ana hin but S
second did not take effect. White he'd for the
action Of the Grand Jury and Blacks wounds were
dressed at st. Johns Hospital.
At an early hour Yesterday morning thief gained
access to the residence Of Max Nathan. in North
Broadway. near the city line. He took OF his shoes
surprised by Mr. Nathans night Waterman. The
thief fed, leaving behind pair Of shoes which are
the only clew the police have
The first anniversary OF the establishment Of ST
Peters Church. in Ludlow. will be celebrated to-
morrow.
The works OF the Otis Elevator Company closed
Thursday night and VIII remain closed III -, Monlsy
instead Of four days a week as has been done Tor
some weeks past
Yonkers Lodge Of Odd Fellows has presented to
handsome medals in honor of their having com
peted twenty-five years membership In the lodge
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN
QUEENS AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
LONG ISLAND CITY.

Mayor Horatlo 8. Sanford treated his constituents
20 another surprise Monday by appointing Ciy
Clerk and ex-Sherif Mathew J. Godner an improve
ment Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Michael +. Clauen. Mr. Goidher &C
copied the position and offered his resignation as
City Clerk. to take effect at once: The salary OF
an improvement Commissioner Is WV c, year.
acceptance of a commissionership with salary OF
$500 less than that which he was already IN rece'ps
of, is the cause OF widespread comment among lne
taxpayers lie was formerly Sheriff Of Queens Coun.
~. ard is reputed to be worth $1,000 number OF
Cioldners new appointment. They say that the ONCE
should have been given to some OUTSIDER VINO was
money more than the present incumbent Goidher
however Is on intimate terms with the otner mem
bers Of the Commission. and this fact may nave III
duced Mayor Sanford to make the appointment.
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SING SING.

The Rev J. T. Gibson has been APPOINTED MIS-
slonary In charge OF ST. Georges Church "i'lams-
bridge DR. Gibson has been temporarily III Ch"'b'
OF the parish for some time past
The trustees a. their special meeting last 'ueS-
dav evening confirmed the assessment rcl l"' 'n'S
wear and approved the Finance Committee report
upon the tax levy for 1886. which amounts 10 ~,
ia = I, was also decided that all EXEMPTIONS rom
,axo,ion shall he deducted from the ful valuation
OF the property 70 be taNel-
The services at the Highland Avenue Meinoiist
Episcopal Church. tomorrow evening. ~lh %" ~
charge OF the Epworth League. IN The absence oi
the pastor. the Rev. Dr. J. l. Price. Dr' sea'i's
will preach the sermon.
The proposed visit OF the Sin, slnck Trihe Of Rcd
Men 81 fhl- village To the Red Men or HNack mas
bc.n postponed 10 Wednesday evening" july 81.
According to tho school census. just completed
there 70 children between the ages or hvr ana
twenty-one in this village. Oi tbs number ~, az
tend tho public schools and sss attend private
schools.
/ Curry Barlow defeated william III. Hapgooi IN
tho finals OF the singles OF the tennis tournament OF
The Mount pleasant, Field club. on Monday after
noon Of this week
Edward A. Young OF The New York LIE saving
corns nail an oricia Visit 10 The ofslnlng iacht
cub during the week he found our local NE
savers prepared for any emergency In Their Inc OF
IftfN
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SEA CLIFF AND GLEN COVE.

Not the least remarkable feature connected WIN
the summer season at Sea Clin his year IS the
large number OF hotels and cottages owned ana
operated by young women. The Everett cottages
within a stones throw OF the beach, bear ample
testimony to the varied Accomplishments OF
young woman who has raised them 10 degree OIL
excellence and popularity second TO none IN tnat
nelghborhood, while the houses operated py the
Misses Daley speak volumes tor ne business tact
ard diplomacy OF their owners. Inc shiIt-"aist
with navy blue black skirt Is the favorite DRESS
for women at Sea Cliff during the day. MIS- Gover'
Of Brooklyn, and Miss Rachel Lawrence, OF New
York city, are the most expert ana sraceiui p-
cyclists here this year. The latest arrivals IN
clude Professor Richard T.. Mayn. president OF tne
New-York Society for the improvement OF American
Speech and Professor W. G. Carl. the composer.
The Travellers state Library OF 100 volumes,
which has been placed for In the Sea Gin PUB
lie Library since January. has been exchanged Tor
an equal number OF volumes treating OF d.Hereht
subjects.
Isaac Coles OF Glen Cove one OF the best au-
thorites on genealogical records in queens county,
has presented twentythree copies OF lac New
York HERALD of 1896 to the SUFFOLK county MS
torlcal Society. Mr.. Coles is Seventy-elght years
old and has always been deeply Interested IN COZ.
Letting and preserving old relies aud papers that
have a bearing on old titles and family relations.
4 number OF young women bIcycists from Glen
Cove took trip to the south SIDE OF the isisnu
on THURSDAY among them being Miss Edna var
rington Mss Elsie 5. Wright. Mss Annie Laurie
and Miss Jessie Warrington.
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HASTINGS.

The extensive improvements projected by Mr.
Foster on the Old Mnturn property VIII make
great change on the west side OF Broadway.
Burglars entered the house Of Mrs Spencer curing
the week and stole number OF articles hc'ud-
ing clothing aad chnaware.
The village authorities and the Ademant Faster
Works are In dispute IT. regard to placing SWITCH
track in Ral.roaN-ave. Squire LANCE has been au-
thorzei 10 settle the difficulty.
The Hastings Cornet Band accompanied me od1
Fellows on their excursion 10 'oncy lsand last
Tuesday and added greatly to the pleasure OF those
board the steamer.
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y. Archbod. the Misses Bull Mr. and Mrs Henry
Willard, DE Witt Williamson, Mrs. Thomas Patton
Miss Eleanor Gould, Miss Rosalie Gould. Augustus
Kirkham and Mcssrs. Norman d. Whtehouse, Frank
Gould and Reginald Jaffray.
ried In the Church OF the Sacred Heart last Wednes
day evening by the Rev. j. +. Flanneliy. They VIII
spend their honeymoon at Niagara FAILS.
The second annual field day and picnic OF kitcha-
Tribe. No. 231. I. O. K. NJ, will be he'd to-day
the Kitchawan grounds. Croton-on, HUDSON
Games TO begin at p. m game OF BAN VIII D.
played between the Irvingons and the Crotons.
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DOBBS FERRY.

Ardsley Towers the country seat Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Could In Dobbs Ferry. has been the scene OF
much cayety during the last week During the day
the broad plazzas have been trimmed with bunting
and flags. while In the evening the grounds have
been Illuminated with many lanterns swung on
long lines across the lawn. Among those who at
tended a tea and concert on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings were Morton s. Patton. General and
Mrs Samuel Thomas Worthington Whitehouse.
Mrs Charles hudson Gould. Miss Helen Gould John
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KATO<AII.

Tho Epworth League the Katonah Methods,
Enscopal Church held a sociable on L. ii. Millers
lawn last Wednesday evening. which was success
full both socially and financially. The sunday
schooi ~ The church will hold Its annual picnic
next "wednesday going by stage TO Lake Waccabnc
for the day.
The old hotel at Lake Waccabuc Is under inc
.ranaccmen, OF Mr. Leland this year, and VIII I'M
doubtcdiv be a success. party Of young people
Lake Mahopac last Thursday pcnicklng on the
ola
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RIXERHEAD.

The Cedar Island Club has fled articles OF I'M
corporation in the County Clerks office at River
head The club will make its headquarters AZ
Cedar Island. near Babylon. The trustees ana
managers for the first year are Alexander M
Mackey. Frank Ftzsmmons. John Briscoe. FRANK
s. Berry, James Br!scoe, Richard n: bayns'
Thomas Farrell. George f. Ar n,tage stepne a Ia, -
Duryea George W Bulger John Mananey' Snats'ee
r Duryea John S. Foster and George E. smith.