New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

-. r.roch,a, school connected Win d. -u"i'
-s,rch were held on Friday night IN S'- 1
Hail. which was appropriately ",,'a o.Donne,l.
occasion. The graduates are NeI.e -.sa,or
o.,,, sasrev Maggie Lynch. Lucy Heather,ns 'o,'
1s,v,e Flood Alicia Heafy. Maggie he"S, ,s.,r
1r.rnv Agnes Croft. Maggie Terry Na'e D" c~,a,,
.,.ssie McEnroe Katie Morrissey' ha'"e - ..ss
.ra Alice Owens The programme a, ssaress
short consisting of four cno'uses ., the church
BY the Rey Of the graduates Father corley
81 gold %sd al 81 choir the ss MS
prrsontaiion OF the operet1a fund on the same
nacs in in si' Peters Hail the play ne tS nsse
Was dancing followed by supper dsIsration from st.
ana reg society OF ST. Gabrels Church, MeW and
CITY present; snort ,j9 70 Mss White organ
~, ~ me Church who conducted the ope'e
Anna Robbins. eleven years Ola, Oh ~. ~ C.rrol
=. was arrested yesterday by Detec'Ne 20" 90 :.
charged with stealing pocketoooK co", .'..anD
from Mrs Margaret Ryan OF NO. -oi %, IN am
,.a Mrs RYAN was returning home WIN an a,
o. :, n,,rd,es when Anna she alleges, accos'eu hoi
80 ~ 81 ., me help YOU carry your bundles. 's
w., reol,ea that she was too small 10 ne,p his
iSt Try pers ds r Aans Pleased with this
Nor RYAN consented let her carry Sns q Ryan
larger bundles When a noar gave a0i some money
,SSk which she took and ran away ana in her
time sG sGnd ME- her RSa" She su
reced that Anna had taken tiess so she reported
Ind her; h tbe nnice, Detective Carroll arrested
the girl at her home and ioqha a sns she was
rns her by Mrs Ryan week ago ylsSt from
Anna posket SsE IN DID, Of No. Orchard
she met her in Pasadeaye ana ton r ner her
wss dhe Matte MATTE N Anna snaced
h her She b %as that
but Kellogg G ssshaT 5e su hsf She
arraigned at 430 O'Clock yesieroayy .no snsnended
81 f,sr another rcprimand Justice Kellogg s"spe"'N
sentence ,x. a
:, .Ao HIGH School building on Friday night
.,eal meeting of the Metropolitan Division OF '"s
>.xyork state Union of the Lyceum Leaeu
,..a-,co was held. with President Edward S. H'ne'
90 Workers ill the chair. ii. u Hoa'' "a -
$50, was made temporary secretary = v c1,l
nt'ee. Johnson Of Brooklyn: Edward Looms
and Alva Gaaude OF Mou as, Of bylaws. In re-
P, 20 ,eyN,ng assessments, the decis'o IL, on
reached that the best method ~9 so cauts from each
aacb Ixceurn an amount equal 10 oV cets ,at1ar
go erhsr II Was decided to send crcuian Nv
Win an account of the proceedings u e" =
r-,usren's Day will be observed in the aa
,,,a pontist Church this afternoon al o'0O
O'Clock The home school anu '"' In rr,,e in
sboos OF the Baptist Denomination MI and the
~ saT,Sces Special music by the scnUo d ~ Rev
no,r Of the church has been arrahsui, IN ADDRESS
cnon or IIohart the pastor will make an auu w.
Alvsn y vs,mnster Presbyterian Church the Men
League will hold patIlouGG , ne given by Schof-
fields band 49,, >,,
Miss Nellie Lamond. OF BroOhis"' 10
Lizzie Lamb of this piace' -,
In the Reformed Church to-day SUNDAY scnoo. Vt
ne held at el5 o'clock. The pastor, 'he ne' ..u
sm,h will preach at 1890 O'Clock on 'he 'opo' 80
q, work. This evening the pastor VIII prev" ,n
educational sermon TO the scnoo, S',.rt,rne Of
,rsr No IS on the subject Inc Sp,'' En r
The Junior Society of Christian ~, fnde eaSer
Viii meet at O'clock In the cleo
tion will be held al the meeting
n, Tuesday evening last the commencement ca
.rc,sss of School District NO 10 were Heu " -
Reformed Church. The church was 'o -
,na doors For the first time in nve years me-
yas no graduating class. but there was ai' ''e.s
49,. nrooraron,e as follows: Reading and prayer 'ie
psy II Smith; welcome song, school; dlu'a.oi
Arienus Bellefeuille class of a. song Zen a,n,
class: essay. "Earths Battieneds Doia 49,.
class of 49, recitation, "A Smack IN oo"o0'' .nrh
I,,Dg. song Uncle sam" school; essay, Inc
,r,,a, Flag &" Bertha VI. Hunt. class OF ", hoop
Am class of girls; solo, Il Dreamt OF All innings
beautiful" Maggie Barmore class OF %, uer'l ..
,,hn Simon Grub's Dream, Hattie f. r'a'i's'
class of s5: military drill and song cdss an ton
h Ssnd Tes Maiden Martyr A. Barmore class of
% cgu%H6ss sse Tens seeeuiie 'e Class Of g.
,hs a' son nf Town Committeeman Belefeuille acsu
master Of ss enoyed IN nc coumba
nC'' Miss May Harris, class OF ", loon "E r he
Droeramme were former graduates of the school;
Mr Bushnell graduate OF the schooI s sSoo ~
Tbs trustee of the district is William Bellefeuile
and the principal of the schooi Is MISS ->e''e d
Whllock.
Church on Sunday morning last, when the chill
dren's exercises were held The programme was
missionary one entitled 1.-The Little Crusaders A.
axcsednslS Inspiring address was made by the
pastor OF the church, the Rev H. smith, 10 '"e
children.
Last Sunday evening there were childrens exer-
c,ses in the Buchanan Methodist Episcopal Church
There was an interesting programme by and for the
children and addresses were made by the KEY IL
sh sa,1,nerintendent of sthe Reformed Church Sun
day-school and w. w. Grossly. of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday-scnooL
friends IN Oecawanna Station has returned to her
Irvington home
In the Boscobe Methodist Episcopal CHURCH this s,;
evening David l.. Ferris, of Western N u VIII
address the Epworth League
The fourth Saturday afternoon outing OF the
Woman's Institute Club held yesterday after
noon The girls. guided by Miss Lawson visited
Sunnysde.
The steamer James W. Bgelow arrived yesterday
from Antigua, West Indies. with cargo of sugar
for the National Sugar Refining Company.
Miss Julie Waring and Miss Macay the
bostesses at the tea given yesterday afternoon by
the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club for the members
and their friends
Nepera Tribe OF Red Men has elected William
schall sachem; William Richards. senior sycamore;
Andrew Mills, junior sycamore; John j. Christian,
trustee and John j. Sloane representative to the
State convention which meets at Saratoga
The annual outing Of the designers and clerks
employed In the carpet mills Of the Alexander
Smith e. Sons Carpet Company was neid yesterday
afternoon at Valentines Hill
Dr. Hobart pastor Of the Warburton Avenue
baptist Church. entertained the members OF the
Young Peoples Association at the parsonage In
Ashb,Irton-aye. on Friday night. The feature OF
80 evenine was review Of ben Hur'' by the
nastor He read passages from the book. upon
which he commented social hour followed
About fifty members Of the Epworth League OF
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church Joined with
tha Fpworth League societies of New-York in the
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