New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
PEEKSKILL.

There will be n cake and apron sale in the parlors
Of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church on Satur-
day next.
Hopkins & Co. the builders have the contract for
a cottage for Martha Bruce and her daughter in the
west side OF Fremont-st south OF Elm-st. The
foundations have been completed
George Briggs Huntington. a grandson Of Edwin
Briggs OF this place. will graduate from the Uni
versity Of Rochester next month. He has captured
a number Of honors and has led his class in each OF
the four years OF his course He has also been
appointed to speak at commencement the appoint
ments being made oratorical ability alone. Mr..
Huntington will spend the summer on the ranch
owned by his father in Kansas.
There was regular meeting OF the Dorcas Society
held at the home OF Mrs. Robert McKellar yester-
day afternoon at o'clock.
The black bass season opened yesterday and local
fishermen made great day OF II at Lakes Mo-
hegan, Mohansc. Osceola, Oscawana and Sol Pue
Pond.
Harry Horton, Thomas McGovern and George
waidron members of the graduating class Of 1895 at
Drum Hill School. hoised the Stars and Stripes
from the flag pole az the school yesterday morning
at sunrise.
Andrew Kleas. baker was arrested and tried
before Justice Halsted on Thursday. He was
ehe BANKS Sa on the nea Which supplies Peeksk
with water. DR.. Per,ey H., Mason. president OF
PA Fsrrs asa ' RoSeP tSf a.
reprmanded him and suspended sentence
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the First Methodist
Of Mr.. and Mrs william f. Button. No. lbs Con-
stant-ave. next Thursday evening Mrs George
leaders.
Charles H. Stats James H. J. Demond and Daniel
Methodis; " Episcopal Zion Church Of this place.
Mrs Mary f. Tunnson was elected lay rept,esehta- Ia
June 10.
The church services will be usual 'o-day; In
smith e win preach @ in the morning the subject.
From Jerussem to Bonn & nn In the n, evening ein the
tSe ev second 1 H' Presbyterian Church the Rev r G.
Straus Of Cold Spring the new pastor, will preach
cSarcn eGn %0Tnnf the kev Sna Dr. viii
the pu Rv In s w. 4 bGaS viii peSS
In the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
ssre Rs M be Day love sms Re G and
evening. At 3 p m. there viii be preaching by
Snre che esv In he Fist GuR Epsqpa e
there will be preaching by the Rev. Alfred Coons
Usual al services. Conducted By the Rey. William
M Win the the OF ns
There is a new time table on the Hudson River
Railroad to-day. but ,,i the changes affecting Peeks-
Tho invitations to the commencement Of the
Peekskii military Academy. were issued yesterday.
The full programme Is as follows:
June to 8. Annual annual. Examinations. na
Sunday June Ssn"i R!sSis SMITH SMITH 'n' o-n''' r''
Monday. June 8. 1880 p: m. Annual Prize Speaking
'' Musical.
June afternoon and evening Exhibition Of Drawings
~ " and Pcnmanship
Tuesday June o. 7ao m. Glass Day Exercises In the
Armory.
Daily. at $40 M. Guard Mounting
Day at 6:15 p. m. Battalion Parade
June 10 Commencement.
n m Graduating Exercises Address to the Graduates
y Cor ferrnC OF Diplomas. Awarding OF commis-
sons and Medals. .
,ao m Military Exercises, Battalion Drill. battalion
' p Parade Gstng Gun Drill and Salute
There was musical at the Armory on FRIDAY
.yening The programme was extensive ana waS
enioved by an audience that filled the armory ne
Ia, battalion reviewed yesterday morning oy
The trustees OF the school.
Robert Rogers and his family, OF New ork, are
now occupying their summer nome IN ohioh-"Ve.
Mrs NJ c. Sneak Of White Plains. and Miss Maud
r Sheak OF New-York. returned 10 their MONIES
Yesterday after extended visit TO friends IN this
place.
The will of George Herbert has been offered Tor
probate The entire estate is left to his daughter
Miss Fannie c. Herbert
The Will OF Jane Barger has also been oIeren io'
probate. Her son. Franklin Strang Is the so,e ~
ecutor and the property is distributed among diner
enb parties.