New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
wrsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL.

tho Oak Hill-st. sewer is progressing
W. So, satisfactorily. James T. Sutton. the con-
wv" has struck considerable rock In the work
us.', p of the First Baptist Church will have
rvening with the Children on Tuesday even
80, beginning at o'clock
"k ~,h,ic school n District No. II. Philipstown,
ine ssrs seems to be unable to obtain school
neA, The school has not opened yet
tese" nupils OF the Clinton Classical School are
Inv NJ 90 he at the school tomorrow morning
,.. musicians of Peekskill report that not In
Inv rsars have there been so many cases OF
"S , and chills and fever as there are at present
ns nae. IsllIan Stilwel of Howard-st has returned
nn.kskill after prolonged visit with her cous-
.,a Misses Wyatt Of New York City.
ms women's Foreign and Home Missionary socie-
Luz the Methodist churches of this place have
N..hs,r annual meetings and elected their ofiicers
,,e wear They are as follows: First Methouist
Monal church: President Mrs. John f. Gorse;
.rss,dent Mrs. James Ten Eyck; secretary
wv Minnie Smith: treasurer. Miss Flavia Coons;
puIs Methodist Episcopal Church; President.
Henry Waters; vice-presidents (home), MIS-
povd doreign) Mrs Royal f. Taylor: re-
' s.s secretary Mrs George w. Denike; cor
e~1 ~srg secretaries (home) Mrs John b. Hal
is', ,o,eien) Mrs T. Stanley Boyd treasurer, Mrs.
yspry H. Lane. III,
As~' serv,ces In the Peekskl churches to-day VIII
",ouows. St Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church.
N-.,ng by pastor the Rev. James w. A. Dodge
p-~srg theme Living stones: evening topic ~
Ec ,is Maxim" An early morning PRAYER meeting
Falsss 'clocE Second Presbyterian Church, preach
~ pastor the Rev. Thomas G. straus; morn Th
TEXT C nndca 11rT First Methodist Episcopal
A s1ebh preaching both morning and evening by 1ne
pssroS,b The Rev Henry Devres VIII preach, pom
on,ning and evening Al the FRS, Snurh
CHURCH no o. Iimrh c. Townley. the pastor, Will
the Usual masses at the Church OF me A. As
Tt- N m ID.
s nnr Dr. James T. Curran. pastor Al viii.
psers Protestant Episcopal Church the Key h tbe
PeeIr Lewis the rector. will conduct poIn .ne
lam tIsn er5 evening services. Services at CALVARY
norm oInaiIs and Union missions as usual ..o,,,oa
MISS "aeacher in Oakdale Public School. entered
o unan her duties on Wednesday ..,oor a,d .
h oT,~at democrat. who was delegate 10 t me
gound Money Conyention at in This As
esn,h1Ih y District and will make vigorous cam
paign oo,,rs Of Dunderberg Lodge No 1856 A O.
:. iIT r ON Friday evening was more Iargey AZ
,.,ded than usual. owing to the a'tshusnce Wnrb
tenI Do-an District Deputy Grand Master NoI N,
a 10 NJ This district. He was cordially weicomeo
nv the lodge. -. roo, os,ate Yesterday
Inele sI II o'clock in the Eagle Hotel Several
-csls of the Henry Moore estate We're sou 80 ps
Cbn'Sc n,dne in Main-st occupied for many years
- Henry Moore. the undertaker anu fo ~ u p, &c
son. feet front and rear, and 1t EXTENDS from
Nan,st 10 Diyen-st in depth II TeacnefpI Moore
ao", .cnnant Of the building. There were three
rsr sold In Johns The three paTeeIs ~sp,
Rus w house and lot in Hadden-st: belonging 70
ne estate Of Maria Moore was sold 10 ,o MlS ba
BALDWIN for $3.50 after little eoihpe'i''o' i'''
LOT Is 91xl0o. ., -. .,a local Union
- Young People's Society OF CHRISTIAN En-
o. ~ has been called for Thursday evening ID
tie Reformed Church at O'clock for rms be w' county D
pIn,;on NJ Young Peoples Society of Christian
Trdeavor which will be held here IN January; ~
usSan and Thomas Depew on Thursday last INA
Hidden could ride bicycle from he STssenct
.o.u ;oroa 9crovd MADDEN started from the west.
County National Bank in sh bs,Ween that
- n,acs and Cold Spring Village in just hfty-t"e
minutes