New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
SING SING

Tho closing exercises o.: tho primary and grammar
departments Of the Park school VII be held next
Thursday afternoon. on Friday tho pupils O., the
Broadway school Will hold reception IN 'hc assem-
by room from 10 p m. and on Tuesday. June
g. the iigh school commencement viii Doe held N ne
Baptist Church
a fair anA lawn party ,or tho benefit of the Fresh
Ar Fund VII bo held nex' saturday afternoon At the
home Of Judge Lcary. 80 g Cro'on-ave.
During July and August tho espressmcn Of this
village Searlcs. Coleman and De Baum. Will not
go 10 the city on saturday
The Republican Town Committee hei meeting on
Monday evening ~ The Office Of Judge l~ary. when
arrangements for an active campaign 'or Mckinley
Hobart ana ne entire Republican rcke, This fail
were advanced
Ms o V Sage. wife of Warden Sage. of the
prison is spending fev weeks N tho Caiskl!ls
iier danghicr, lne MIS- sax are c,,,r'''n'"F
Hermann. IN. prestlaigiiator and Mrs Herr
mann have volunteered 20 give Of their en-
terialnmenis FOR tho Amusement ~ tho Inmates of
the prison a. thla place thc Fourth of July The
er;alnmcni II possible. VII hc given I'm The now
administration building To 'h" portion designed for
ihe chapel. which VIII hr temporarily nucd UP for
the occasion. The usc - the new chapel VIII be
necessary 20 accommodate all the prisoners aud
such guests ~ the Warden may invite
Tho new street roller had steam up and was ready
Tor bus.nc-s ear.y Monday mofning II Is han1,
valuable acquisition 20 the village"
The death o. Mary Bowc who was struck by
southbound train on the railroad Sunday night. re-
calls the fact tina, the place wher" tho accident
happened between the nranircth property and the
station. has been the scene % many hairbrcadth cs-
capc- Notwithstanding all the railroad officials
could DO 70 prevent IT, the tracks at This place have
long been a favOrifc evening promenade for young
people Of both scxcs ara 4rc continually IN use a. a
at the mouth % the Croion River Al the same time
the frequency win which trains run over Il In both
directions make It v"ry dangerous place for ped"s-
irians.
Mrs. f. A. McAlpin viii give Bible talk In the
lecture room Of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church ihis evening at o'clock.
The annual sunday-schoo picnic under the charge
Of the teachers Of 81. Augustne's sunday-school
will be held In Robbins Opera House tomorrow
afternoon and evening
Several fine trotting matches announced for
Thursday at the Brookside Driving Park. east Of
ihis village The nrSt race Will he free for n for
a purse Of $50 to be divided as follows: First !25.
geniIemcn's road race for purse OF SIS first. S2.
second s. ihirl. s.. The conditions are, hye to
per cent of the purses Races VIII b" called at l:'
y. m.
There will be meeting Of the Village Improve
ment Society at the corporation rooms this even
Ing All citizens Interested in the welfare Of the
village are invited The prlnclpa business WI pe
to bear m" rsp9r OF and h ysw and d @ec 70
manont officers Of the socicy
The sarboat that capsized in the river of this
village Sunday afternoon was from fonk"rs
None Of her crew drowned. The members OF
the Sing Sing Volunteer Life Saving Corps STAYED
bv the capszed boat and her crew until she was
towed the pier at Rockland Lake"
Robert Odgen Rogers. twenty-eight years old.
son of the late j. Warren Rogers Of Scarborough.
died on Sunday Lake Placid. y. y. where he
had gone for hts health. The funeral VIII be held
al the family home in Scarseorough tomorrow
The burial viii he in sleepy Hollow Cemetery
A meeting OF tho Women's Auxiliary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association held in the asso-
citation rooms yesterday. There was a large at
tendance Among other subjects the pleasing an |
nouncemcnt was made by the secretary that Mrs |
Elliott f. Shepard had contributed 500 10 the treas
ury of the associa ton.