New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
OTHER COUNTY TOWNS.
SING SING.

the Misses Virginia and Beatrice Brandreth. de-
parted yesterday for Brandrcth Lake IN the AZ ~
family at the summer camp
Dr. and Ms Ralph W. Parsons sailed on Tues
day for a summer tour in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Hart are away on two
weeks trip to Washington. Old Point Comfort, and
other places in the South.
The Rev J. F. Price accompanied by c. Town
send Young visited Asbury Park this week.
Mr.. Ferris washburn and MrA William D.
! McCord and children are visiting friends IN New
England cities.
Miss Ida ". Bennett. Of the teachers at the
Park School, 10 enjoying a portion Of her vacation
at Lake George.
Tomorrow evening at lrhs Hlghland-ave Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. the pastor. the Rev
Dr. Price, will preach upon The Human Face"
sasisss sglsi'%s AK II: ::5. g
mus last s roo as be prssc a"o sne
ters that have been placed therein prior 10 the
vice will be answered by the pastor.
A. g. McNeal the Collector Of Taxes reports tina.
Of last years levy only SEQ remains uncollected
This IL the smallest amount 30 returned In a num-
Der OF years
stdering a plan for popuarlzing the OF It's carr
1t Is proposed that a series OF free entertainments
be given at me camp-meeting grounds on certain
sis OF sereopton views and other attractions that
would bring people the place the Increased trafc
to repay the railway for the expense incurred
The sxty-ffth Annual Camp Meeting Of the
New-York and Hudson River Camp Meeting Asso
c.ation will be held at Sing Sing Heights during
the ten days commencing Thursday August g. Dur
ing the year many improvements have been made
In and about the grounds large and spacious
Place for prayer-meetings has been provided thus
doing away with the tent formerly used. number
OF new cottages have been erected and permanent
TOOls nave Deen placed over the cottage
tents The grounds lighted with electric lamps
railway sta ton and steamboat landing. The Rev.
Thomas Harrison will be present during the ses
Rev. 4. e Bowdish saturday August IS win be
WIN deliver addresses. Tuesday. August II; Is Sc:
esting events Of the session and THURSDAY. August
Il M BE s 3a s; bsy lily % the
fair the grounds. to be continued three days.
Henry Barrett and Daniel D. Tompkns. enumera-
ators; are engaged in taking the annual school
census OF the village
Warden Sage. OF the prison. intends completing
the wall along Duston-ave., a portion OF the I'm
provement to that thoroughfare begun but left I'M
finished by the warden's predecessor in Office.
The work OF laying the big drain pipes in the
station square has been completed. but the
don OF the roadway at that point suggests the
need OF few inches OF gravel and the of the |
calls loudly for the kindly Offices and neres, Of
the Village Improvement Society. The village
emptiness and II anything is done around the sta
effort
The Sunday schools Of the Baptls. and Trinity
Episcopal churches have chartered the steamer Mo- |
hawk for their excursion Glen Island Mon
day July 20
The Board Of Village Trustees met last night to /
take action upon the grievances presented by tax
payers concerning the roll Tuesday !
evening. With regard the sl2o roo OF personal !
property that the taxpayers "swore off,. the trus-
tees Will have 10 rest content in accepting tine In
ey nave and m she m
amount Of personal property In the village some
$4,000 above last years assessment
Mrs Ralph Brandreth and family spending
the summer months at Brandreth Lake in the Ad-
irondacks.
Louis F. Washburne is taking outing on his
wheel In the Berkshire Hills
The Misses Watson. OF Everett-ave. attended the
Christian Endeavor National Convention at Wash
ington. y. C.. this week
The Rev George w Ferguson rector Of Trinity
Episcopal Church. will spend his summer vacation
in the Adirondack.
Truant Officer Lowenhaup. has made IFS report
OF tho work done by him during the past school
year He has made 2p visits TO the homes Of
pupils and 2s9 visits to the severl schools During
the wear he found It necessary 70 make six
rests OF urchins who preferred playing hockey
going 10 school.
Mrs W H. n. Myrick is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Terhune. In Ells-Place
Six years ago Mrs. j. W. Travis Lost her gold
watch and chain. and nothing heard from IL
until YESTERDAY when Edgar Storms found It In
lower Spring-st and returned 4 10 It's owner.
Where IL has been for six years is mystery which
only be explained on the theory that the per
son who found II after Mrs Travis lost II, lost II
himself and that IT finally fell into the hands OF
Storms who ga the Of Mrs. Travis engraved
on II and returned II 70 her