New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
OTHER WESTCHESTER TOWNS
PEEKSKILL.

The annual school, meetings will be soon at "a '"
and they are becoming subjects OF cohs''e .,,,,
and agitation. In District NO D. oaAs,ue' Wv
o. Alonzo Durrin as trustee expires ana SUI. ~
for three years Will be appointed IN D,s" n
: Drum Hill the terms OF Colonel iho""7
t,usted and Mr. oscar V. Barger expire ana "",
,eos viii he elected for three years. MT barse'
probably be reelected and so VIII 'o'onci ''u'
II he consents 10 be candidate ou' !. " 49,.
stood that he will not take re"oi'' -, ,,,o5
will also be a successor 10 Wiinur H. '' -, u,
he having resigned a few weeks ago. ms ".'
make three trustees to elect. maJo."' - ,
Board Among the candidates mentioned arc '.n
se..or Edward c. Hasey. cx-Trusiee Johh o"r"'
r. Assemblyman James w. IIustei. WHOM 49,
was president o.: the Board OF ro"'"''" D.
quarter OF a century: DIR. Perley II. Maso"' ''e rs
j. Eitchie Smith and the present ihcu'n'e ,a
t1xpayers OF Distric; No viii be askeu " -
besides the usual budget OF taxes FOR the
anca of the school. $1,000 TO build an addl'"" ="
the schoolhouse which Is made necessary ny w
large Increase in the number OF chiIoTe" y" ~"
t,!ct on the Drum Hill side 500 extra VIII DC nm
to finish off two more rooms IN the r''" ,.h
Annex Principals Mar and Dunbar nave ~
published their reports Both lay special stress upon
the necessity Of a consolidation of the TWO s0'oo
districts.
4 Saturday train has been put here which II
ero,t accommodation. Leaving the Grand Cen''"'
Station at :o5 y. IN. IT arrives here AZ Zlf y u"
Peekskli, did rot suffer much from the urs. -, ,ro
storm Of last Saturday. heavy ram iel an 's 70
wind ran high. but no damage Oh '"oi''''
ported o...
The real estate Of the late Captain Michael oates
in Nain-st vii, be sold dt auction to-day al ''e
Eagle Hotel -
The street le,ter-boxes In PeeksKih nave "e' -
painted a giaring red $1,000,
Miss Agnes pigeon. who was recently graduate,
from tho Verp,ancks public school. won 60
me la, and two silver medals for h;h scH,,a ~
attendance etc She carried OF all Inc ho""'' w
the school .
Hopkins Brothers have obtained the coh Is Tho
b,IilI The town hall in Nerplanck FOR Sl.''n nv
structure viii be OF brick, 2iNso rect s"o Nv ,hc
containing Jail poling-place am o.' nond door
frst door ard a courtroom on the second "oo''
Work will be begun at once.
Fifteen thousand pike fry and 2o) hai-sto 'sn
black bass from. the state hatcherles nav n.si
p;acrd in Indian Lake 10y stephen ID norton, p..si
dent Of peeksk. and Colonel lhonas ~ ""H
4 crew Of the Volunteer Life Saving corps star
81 New-York has been organized here WIN ihtay
n pcnike AZ first Lieutenant. ana the loilo"!Hs
members: John REYNOLDS. John Butterny, S,hhtoh
Curry. Wiiiiam ButternS. olhei 'ic"' "" " -
ganZel next week
ON account OF the rain Tuesday iaH tns
peeksklll Council OF the catholic S"ncVoeht ~ I'll
rnstDoneI their picnic until Monday, "heh IL wiz
be he'd in Dunphys Grove 80
-, Paul's Methodist Episcopal Sunday-scho,o WI. VIII
Give an excursion next week 10 Ne~blrs' anu Ho"'
there 10 orange Lake by troley-cars
George r. Briggs has completed thr census o.
school District No There were l53D chldreh Dc
tween the ages OF five and twenty one years s ne
total number OF people the district was 4.ayi
Tbe stree, having the largest number OF people IN
IL was South. with 6ie Finch-st had the s'"a"es'
number-9.