New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-12
WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
PEEK SKILL.

The services at the churches to-day in Peekskili
will be at the usual hours. At the First Presby-
terrain the Rev. J. Richie Smith will preach in the
morning on when He Came to Himself" and In the
evening the theme THE Earliest Civilization"
In the Reformed Church the Rev. Henry De Vries,
the pastor. will preach in the morning the text
"A Living Saviour" and in the evening on the topic
Young Samuel: or Kept Pure in the Midst OF De-
Element" At the First Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. Alfred Coons will preach both morning and
evening. At the First Baptist Church the Rev.
Hugh c. Townley the pastor, will occupy the pulpit
at both services. At st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church the new pastor. the Rev. j. w. A. Dodge.
appointed by the Conference last week. will occupy
the pulpit for the first time. In the Second Presby
terrain Church the Rev. DR.. F. II. Marling Of New
York. will preach both morning and evening.
The following officers have been elected by the
Helping Hand Association: Directors for three years
Mrs. Marks Jacobus. Mrs Austin II. Catlin and Mr.
Jacob NJ Shipley. and Mrs John J. Cox for two
to NJ esden Of the Board
Mrs e shpsy Advisory s Board "A Ea
Edwin b Lent So and George " " Denke e' ~ Dee
st. Marys. Of Lake AXE Mohsssn; has elected the
Roake Frank P. Sage, and Ronald Crawford, OF
Martens. William B. o. Field and Charles D. Stick
ney all OF NewYork City
The annual reception Of Cortlandt Hook and Lad
der Company No. last evening was the social
affair of the season Professor Thornells orchestra
were the caterers. The decorations Of the parors
and the gymnasium of the company were handsome.
The Reception Committee included John D. Hutch
Frank and Charles those
ESfnsy Fsss na MTs hen Mef Brook
Ign; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vessels. and Miss
Willard; of Cincinnati Mr.. and Mrs Louis Ferris
Me Mss dh Hs q oS Mayer S
Frost Horton. Village Trustee and Mrs Warren
Jordan! Mr.. and Mrs John R. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Maxwell chief
g!neer Of the Peekskill Fire Department. James H.
f1as ,s pddy C.
president; William II Wldey. Corporation Counsel
and Mrs Leyerets F. crumb J. Russell Foshay,
Marvin r. Perry. Miss Isadore Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur c. Golden. Miss Alice Gilbert. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Bagey; Miss Laura Nation. the
Tate. Miss Havana. the Misses McCutchen, Mrs
Cornelius Van Horn and Miss Grace Van Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend of Sing Sing; Ralph Baker,
Lansing Terwiger. of Sing Sing; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Chase: Miss Lillian Chase. Edward B.
Mrs E. G. Hasey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank southard.
Miss Clara Couch Charles s. Apgar. Harry H.
Hawss Thomas .ir Barre'' Joseph NJ Fox Victor
Pierce.
A year or more ago Henry Moore. the proprietor
OF an undertaking establishment and furniture
months ago the widow. Mrs. Maria Moore died
Ex-Judge William NJ. Barton and Jacob NJ Ship
ley. treasurer Of the Peekskill Savings Bank were
appointed appraisers OF the estate. When they had
gone the real estate. household furniture and
some bonds and bankbooks It was though, their
work was done. One day, however, a small package
OF gold found hidden away In the recess OF
closet in the old homestead, Then a stocking filled
nook OF one of che rooms. continued search has
brought to light more than $4,000 In cash.