New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14

snsence "a IN. residents in that locality. hereto
fore the nearest box has been nearly mile distant
Mason school No. G. in Ashburton-ave.. Is planning
a novel Christmas celebration for her pupnss. az
ah,vroom This wear each class will celebrate ac-
cordng to its own ideas. The kindergarten cniiui ~
Work wt,r making pretty decorations for It, The older
classes will have exercises in their Classroom
affairs will come off next FRIDAY
A fire partly destroyed the parsonage attached 70
the Central Methodist Church Of IOnkers yesaeT
day The fire was sC caus sbss by IN ooden
Sarre in the cellar The barrel caught fire and the
spread he the SeoS wCs IF the emen
the from Sen5 0 The oss IS Sny
par, iS's Insured and falls the Rev John J. Reed
At the annual meeting OF John E: Shots Camp,
No s. v Thursday nisht s John W. f pes s
tenant: A. James Bowler, second lieutenant; VIII
lam H. Lent John Andrews and Henry Gaul camp
f Frsnk rhs iapia Tt Martin
qusrterrnaster J. Harvey Brewer. CHAPLAIN Jon: John
Color u sergeant; James G. Andrews. principal must
clan: Robert B. Light tr.; corporal OF the guard:
George Peene. camp guard; Frank McCaul, picket
guard.
On Thursday night Nepperhan Lodge, F and a.
iSr. s senior warden Philip Fz junior warden
Charles Bartel, secretary; g. William Curran, treas
urer Robert L. Cakns trustee.
president John post secretary; John Dickson treas
L..
Charles b. Asa Hall b. Warning. Thomas lies. tr..
and David Glennon, members OF the General Com
mittee.
The trustees of the Daysprng PRESBYTERIAN
Church. having expressed wish TO have portrait
of Charles Lockwood. who for sixteen ye@' was
superintendent of the Sunday school, Mr. LOCKWOOD
complied with their desire on Thursday evening. the
formal presentation took place at the church whicn
was flied with members OF the congregation and
the Sunday school. on the platform sat the Rev. T.
Raston Smith, who was pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain Church when II founded the Dayspring
Church; the Rev Charles f. Allison. pastor OF the
church. John H. Cuthill, president OF the trustees,
and William Smith. superintendent Of the Sunday
portrait was acceDted behalf OF the church by
the Rev Charles f. Allison. Refreshments and a
social time followed
The third private concert OF the Sappho Clup' OF
which Gerri. Smith is conductor. will take place on
Monday night at the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club
house at Palisade-ave. and Shonnard Pace.
A Christmas sale is being conducted to-day at the
rooms of the Young Women's Christian Association
in South Broadway.
members reunion will be held at the parlors OF
the Young Mems Christian Association on Monday
night. D. A. Waterman, treasurer OF the Michigan
Central Railroad will talk about Sand" the male
quartet connected with the association viii sing
and the orchestra will play. Refreshments Will be
served at the close OF the entertainment.
John c. Fremont Post. No $50. at its meeting
Thursday night elected A. O. Krkwood commander
David A. Winans senior vice-commander; George
Frisbie. Junior vice-commander; George kempton
surgeon; ]. F. Brewer adjutant; Theodore Van
Ness. quartermaster; John Conln, delegate to the
State Encampment.