New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
SING SING.

SING SING.
vocal instrumental and literary eh.9 i''i''''.,
will be given at the Scarborough rres's nc"
Church. the Shepard Memorial. next friday e''"
irg for the benefit Of the Scarborough oroheS"
rder the direction of its musical director PROFESSOR
Henry J. RAN The orchestra consists Oh we've
members and will he assisted by musicians "''"
abroad. .,a
One Of the fishermen OF this place was surprised
ore morning this week when he went out ~ ',
IS nets to find therein fine six-pound roe Sn'u
II is a rare thing to capture shad III these "a's''
at this Of the year
II Is suggested that the bill for building an armoiS
in This village which was passed by the Lesisia-
ture several veal, ago. but failed to receive tne
Governors sanction be revived this winter Inc ''
provided that the Board Of Supervisors Oh ' o'"''
should erect the structure on land 10 DC s"e" ~
this village from its park property the s'o"e ~ W
furnished by the prison authorities. tose'nei VIZ"
the labor Of cutting and dressing H. AS the III.
mates of the prison will be In need OF empioymen.
after January l. It Is thought that they couio
be employed proftaby In getting out s'oho
for the armory which would be an ornament 10 ''"
village and. built I'm this way, a prontaoie i"'e''
ment for the State and county.
The New-York Annual Conference OF the Me'hools'
Episcopal Church will hold its next session in the
Highland Avenue Church Of this village. assembling
OH April T. Bishop Stephen NJ Merrill will preside
Mohecan Chapter Daughters OF the American
T.. volution is making preparations FOR an exhbi-
tlon of Colonial. Revolutionary. HISTORICAL ana '
dian relics from January II TO To- In the once OF 'he
late Dr. George j. Fisher. In Ellis Place MS Va'ua-
Tie natural history collection being included IN the
proposed exhibit. The proceeds are to be devoted
TO the funds for the Colonial Hall, which the order
proposes erect at the National capital Ihe e. oan
fer the purpose OF the exhibition or articles ol ms
orical interest Of the Colonial or hevoIu'lo"h, n ,b
General Committee: Chairman Mrs iienry o
Bowron: sub-chairnen. Mrs. Edwin l.. Todd ana
Mrs John J. Kane; Mrs. A. Y. r. Wells regent
Fisher. Mrs s Ferris washburns, Mrs, william IlsDn,l A.
Potter Mrs Ralph Brandreth. Mrs. John '. Cock
croft Mrs A. r. Armstrong Mrs. j. Herbert ,ae IIoa car
Mrs William Henry Rowe. Mrs. Mary *. Iianford
Mrs Ralph Parsons Mrs. Rufus Dutt3n. Mrs. f.. X
Fuller Miss Grace =. Noxon, Miss Anna O. Roberts
and Miss Rcbecca X. Secor ,y.,,
Camp No. IOi. Sons of Veterans VIII take place
rcxt Wednesday evening. ~ -, , It,
The Rev. John De witt Miller viii deliver MS
lecture entitled Love. courtshp and Marriage In
the Highland Avenu, Methods; Episcopal Church
Miss Frances Franc e. collins of the Sing Sing Public
schools. has received life teachers certificate
from the Department Of Public instruction.
The annual officers dinner OF the sins sing
Steamer COMPANY took place in the han companys !rs
about fifty members and guests present, ana me
iepast was served by Paplno, the chef OF the Iud-
the the oiicers Of the company: Presidents DR.. +. B.
Sherwood; vice cepresldent, John F. jenkins. FORE
man, Ethan J. Adams first assistant George r.
Warley second assistant, liysses Chadeaynee; ye
third Assistant Clinton Arnold fsSrets.y eopSs Aoo
II. Barlow and I. r kipp trustees ,ro,,. yvusor
this village In the leciureroom of the Presbyterian
Church. upon The Nature OF The State and Its
Ethan J. Adams, Robert r. Dennis. Albert Kamp
Ralph Baker and Ulysses Chadeayne have been ap-
pointed committee TO get up an entertainment for
the Steamer FiTe Company. TO be held In January
The entertainment will probably he concert
The friends OF Frederick Potte~ enjoyed pigeon
shooting match al live birds Oh his premises yester-
Thc members OF the Ossining Yacht Club are
making arrangements for pinochle tournament.
follows: Five marriages. eleven births and
eight deaths or he births & seven were J Doys the ,h
oliesr ninety-four. the youngest eight months;
average. forty years. In sex four were males and
Al the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
pr Price. will deliver the fourth in the series OF
ON on n oH M be 80 will be
Harmony With Physical Science. Astronomy and
Geology"
There will b" a special service at Trinity Epls
copal Church tomorrow Sunday evening. The
sermon Will be preached by the Rev DR. Harris OF
Thr Re- DR. Niles. rector OF St Paul's Episcopal
Church. tomorrow eyeninr VIII begin a series OF
Apostles. with special reference to early church
In response to an appeal recently made through
the churches OF this village IN behalf OF the Arme.
nan refugees In New-N0rk Harbor. two boxes or
clothing have been forwarded TO the proper parties
Ellis Island. by whom the garments are being
distributed
There are a large number OF wild ducks in the
waters Off this village. hut they shy, and II Is
almost impossible for gunners to approach them
close enough To make any havoc In the focks
An entertainment OF music and tabeaus for the
benefit OF the Epworth League Is announced to be
held in the ecture-room Of the Highland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church next Friday evening
The following persons Will take part: Professor
William Henry Rowe pianist the lloag Brothers
violin and piano: Miss Maud Waring. of Ncwburg
.i.. inpi.f of BlrIN Sfa
soloist. Major Bclden f. Hyatt. of Peekskill elo-
cutionst and soloist. and members OF League in
tablcaus.
The young society people Of this village look
ing forward with great interest 10 subscription
german which Is announced 10 be held some time In
the latter part OF this month in the armory OF ST.
Johns school