New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15
SING SING.
TROLLEY-CARS WILL START EARLY TO
MORROW FOR THE CAMP-MEET-
ING GROUNDS.
ossININa COUNCIL. OF THE ROYAL ARcANcM Ii
ARRANGING FOR BIO cELEBhA-

ossININo COUNCIL. OF THE ROYAL ARcANuM ID
ARRANGING FOR BIO cELEBRA-
TIoN IN OCTOBER.
The work OF restoring the interior or Trinity
Episcopal Church, which was damaged by nre near
Nv n wear ago has been completed. The floors ana
other woodwork have also been rehnished In natural
grain and color
The interesting farce entitled "A Box of Monkeys
was played for the benefit Of Ossinng Hospital at
Mount Pleasant Academy Wednesday evening TO
d large audience.
Warden Sage has begun the work Of building the
long contemplated retaining wall along Durston-ave
When the wall is completed II VIII ada greatly 10
the appearance of one Of the main approaches to
the village from the railroad station. The state
contributes 81 20 and all the necessary stone toward
the Improvement
The annual moonlight excursion OF the Young
Peoples Guild OF Trinity Church will be held next
Wednesday evening
Ezra n Horton and Edward J. Rrinner are I'm the
Catsks enjoying their annual outing at hshng ana
hunting
The Rev y. f. Jones of the New-york Conference
will preach in the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow.
The next moonlight outing the Young Mems
Christian Association will be on Monday evening
August Il. the steamer Lewis ID. Black. leaving
Jenks's wharf at o'clock
Police Justice Milton C. Palmer and j. NJ. Ter
willigcr the village clerk. away on a two weeks
vacation.
ON account OF extra demands upon the Police De-
partment William Lewis has been appointed po-
liceman with full pay for the present month
ravne on the Barlow property. In Durston-
ave. has been secured by the village authorities
as a dumping ground for refuse The place will he
kept i'm sanitary condition under the direction OF
the village Board of Health
TO accommodate those who wish to attend the \
o'clock service al the camp-meeing tomorrow
morning the trOlley-cars will begin running one
hour earlier than usual The first car from Spring
st and the railroad station will reach the camp
grounds promptly at o'clock ~
The Rev. and Mrs. +. W. Lockwood are visiting
Asbury Park.
MIR and Mrs Charles G Barber sailed for Europe
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard r. Kip and son, Mr. and
Mrs William G. Kipp. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Kip
Samuel G. Kip. sr, Samuel G. kipp jr., Miss Lily
Helm Miss Minnie Babcock Miss Grace Beattys
Mr. and Mrs William Secor and Mr.. and Mrs
Abram Washhurn at Ocean Grove. where they
have been attending the Damrosch symphony con-
Ossining Council No. 14S6. Of the Royal Ar
canum of this village. has reconsidered its plan OF
giving excursion to Iona Island on Labor Day
Instead Of excursion the council IS making ar
rangements for holding a celebration in this village
the first Tuesday in October. There VIII be a
parade and appropriate exercises ana All Inc west
chester councils of the order VIII be invited 10 par
George W Kipp and Thomas f. Hapgood have
returned from trip TO New-l london, Newport
Block Island. Shelter Island and other NeW-EnB-
land watering-places.
Miss Helen Callahan Of Albany. who is well
known in this village. IS spending the summer with
The Rev. James A. McWilliams and his family
are visiting in the Catsks.
The semi-annual report Of the Sing Sing Savings
Bank. which has just been issued. shows resources
amounting to 81 7.447 81 Its surplus is gots o2
and the cash transactions in the last year
amounted to SG29 279 %. in receipts ana payments