New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
OTHER WESTMINSTER TOWNS.
SING SING.

4, entertainment vii b. given In the cAapei oi
the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal C"ui' :"
under the auspices OF the Bible Class OF = - NPl
sr on Monday evening next. Inere WIN Nv 80
and instrumental music Rotations ua'os
,ahlsaus The proceeds will go toward the mission
airy collection.
The Rev DR.. Charles NJ Niles has accepted the
call recently extended to him by the war'e"S a,'u
vestry of ST. Paus Episcopal Church TO peco''e Wv
rector NJ that parish Dr. Niles was formerly u
Rutland Vt. and has had charge at ST. PAU > since
the beginning OF Lent
Mrs Ann Eliza Pattison. widow OF "'is'n GO, -
SON and Mrs Catherine Hyatt Wi1'" Oh 'o,,,' -
HYATT died on Monday Of this week. III inns '.''"'
.ach sevon,v-n,ne wears old. Both belonged to old
and highly respected families
Daniel H. Mangam and his family nave reN'oVou
from their winter home In TINS c'y' anu ,1I.,s
more occupying their country "o1o "
ave. this village.
Commodore Andrew Rohr. OF the Ossining facht
cut, has ordered 4 s-foot launch from the stem
yav 1,ong Island) Marine Motor WORKS dne eli Ho he
viii have a speed of zen miles an houi' al" WIN "
named the AIehne. ,,,...-., ~,
the Bishop OF the Diocese al i''''''' ''''
Church next Monday afternoon, ,,..o.
cbi me Daughters of the American Kevout'oh
was held at the home OF the Misses aro ',hn
tHTsbiani-ave Besides the regular business Oh tne
mes1ing an excellent paper notew9rtny happen
ms in March was read by Miss McIa r MI
the chapter at the congress IN wash
ingon gave an interesting account Oh ee ,bs re-
n ny iseain a; another meeting several appica1
tons Tor membershp If, IN t ddn SHEA
rxDlstrict-Attorney Nelson II. Baker has been
amounted counse. for the Society tof 80
Cruelty to Animals to succeed county '"'se '''""
resigned. 1900. =. o,
The First Baptist Church wi. observe t9-m io
a. ",,banel Dav" In the afternoon. az 5 't0ck'
there viii be special services. inciudihS lsHu.'.i +
music ana an address by the Rev. ;. W. loeN"ooi.
-, snerI,l meeting Of the onc!a. board Of the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn o. an
invitation extended TO the N SS larc
ence 10 hold It's session Of 1871 IN ms ''"asc'
The agreement among Sing sing fne!'n'n ~, "
close their places OF business evenings az 9c-oeH
has expired With the execution 81 SrysoouSs anu ha
Clothing stores. which now lose at o c.ocE me
A movement is on foot for closing all the stores
one day in the week at O'CLOCK
A nuhllc .oeeting of taxpayers viii be heii mex.
Monday evening at olive Opera House 70 conslIcI
the question OF bonding the Viilat" iol t'e ~ h
OF improving the streets me hTe s,Issatio1 Of the
Hoard OF Trade. Ii is generally adili',ci WA. 'n
streets are in bad condition. and that 10 pu, Nm ne
a uogsiblv become available from the ordinary TAX
levy OF The village The people, gcnsF1 ts $40
against any special appropriation OF sums ke CIV.
on declaring that such amounts are nothing com
nsred 70 the sum actually needed. The only other
plan tha has Ssen esrd Of Street
created and then give the Iil'age goo. ~, =, Vii b
well-built streets THIS Is me que,Dn NAV he added
that the bestknown business men IN 'o"h are III
favor of the bonding project
The report OF Gilbert NJ. Todd supervisor y 9
nublishe2 shows that the total disbursements for
;rwn purposes during the last year ahionh.'u u
s9e as e. leaving a balance on hand OF N.lS'+
secretary H. F. Rhodes. Of the West Seveniy-sec-
80, Rsiroad Young Mems Christian Associa-
or u,ui addrcss the local association OF this VII
lagc at It's rooms to- morrow afternoon