New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
SING SING.
THE SUCCESSFUL FAIR HELD AT THE
CAME GROUNDS DURING THE WEEK.
A CONCERT AT THE TABERNACLE NEXT MONDAY
EvENING-TAXPAYERS ARE PROMPT THIS
Wharf.-The DOINGs OF THE VILLAGE
TRUSTEES AND THE SCHOOL
BOARD.


The fair held on the camp grounds during tho
week by the women Of the Camp Meeting Associa-
tion was a success In every respect The society 8
,or in Central-aye was decorated for the occasion.
and the thousand and articles offered for sale
found ready purchasers. The following is iistor 'h0
various departments of the fair and their respect
iva managers and attendants: Variety table Mrs.
w H. Raymond Mrs T. Bradley. Mrs. T. NoaKeS'
Mrs j. G. Many and Miss Mamie Noakes' sta.
tionerv table Mrs s. Berry, Miss Lizzie Covert and
Miss Annie Warrington; brc-a-brao, Mrs. %.
Wha.ey Mrs. G. Ely and Mrs.. Hayes; restaurant
Mrs A. NJ Parker; Mrs. A. Turnbuli, Mrs. M D.
Tompkins. Mrs 7. +. Mech, MISS Marion -
Parker and Miss Mary Wehmmel; Ice cream bliss
Florence G. Noakes. Miss Lille Curtis ana Mss
Fife Curtis: Rebecca at the Well, Miss Annie
MANY; fancy table Mrs. n. Plant, Mrs. j. y. MO-
Kenny and Miss Anna Plant; grocery ana fancy
paper table Mrs Esler, Mrs Archibald MIS-
G.orge Eser and Miss Viola Curtis; candy taoie'
~, I R.rwick and Miss ~ b. Enderly: orange
tree Mrs Soderholm and Miss Selma soderhoh,
The fair will end this evening, when II Is expected
that there will be a large attendance.
N.xt Monday evening concert will be given In
the tabernacle at the camp grounds beginning a.
7.2o Miss Florence G. Noakes popular singer
~ the camp meeting here for several seasons mas
the affair in charge and VIII be assisted 10y
number of musicians.
Vill,s- Collector McNeal reports that during
thre. DAVIS this week he received $2S.W* " OF tho
A3l $50 % due upon this years tax levy
The annual school meeting of tho Sing Sing Pno-
lie School District No !, for the election OF oHcerS
and the transaction OF such other business DIS may
l.. legally considered will be held In the broadway
schoolhouse on Next Thursday evening at 7So
o'clock. 80
number Of the young people OF the village nave
formed a social society. and at recent mee'ihg
the organizatio perfected by the eiecuoh Oh
the following officers: President Miss Ehei TOWN.
.sud. vice-president Miss Mabel York; secretary,
Miss Jessie Baker and treasurer. Charles ID.
Swain. Jr.
In the association rooms IN Main-st tomorrow
afternoon John f. Moore the assistant secretary
Of the New-York State Committee or the Young
Mems Christian Association, VIII ADDRESS 'he reg
ular 4 o'clock meeting FOR men.
The Rev s f Maloney OF the African Methodist
EpIscopal zion Church. Of New-York has started
mission among the coored people OF THIS village
Tomorrow services will be held In the North NAL
colin street Church morning and afternoon
I'm the month OF August Sunday evening services
will be discontinued at the Trinity Episcopal
Church.
Miss Kate Gorton "a visiting friends in Sullivan
County.
Some time ago the attention OF the Women's Aid
Society OF the Highland Avenue Methodist Epis-
canal church was called to the fact that the par
sonape was I'm need OF certain repairs and renewals
o. some Interior fittings and furniture. Since then
tho society has come the conclusion that II Will
accomplish the improvements through means TO he
obtained by fair which will be held on octoper
aud . next The sum required is $500 and as this
society raised 5000 by a similar undsrtak IN 10
doubt but the present enterprise VIII be equally
Al the last meeting OF the Board Of Village
Trustees it decided that the Village BOARD OF
ind1rating their Office and authority. Trustee
James is engaged in the task Of setting up some
thing ne, and appropriate. the designs for which
viii I've submitted for the approval OF the trus-
tees nj their next meeting
a. II. Rrummell. ihe president OF the camp
Meeting ASSOCIATION, Trustee William Leonard
and the Rev DR. Aryne bowa's shar OF df me-
coming camp meeting. were In town this week
looking over affairs at the camp GROUNDS ,.,,
Harrison NJ Reed Of Jacksonville. Fla. Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. George II. Thomson. In Overton
The members OF the Rota Club were the guests
OF tho Messrs Hoag at the homestead In North
Highland-ave, on THURSDAY eyenng -, -.
Society OF Friends will hold meeting at the
rooms of tho Society ut Main and spring s'S' TO-
The annual report of the trustees Of the Sing
Sing public schools for The yea r. shows nat the
ments s2.9S7 II; balance or hand. July $. N.6lS Sc
o. the hsrs a W. ~ nsd for sHp s Is
A. I Nowicki William +. Merger and Ebenezer
Fowler. the town assessors give notice that they
and that 1t Is exhibition In the corpora ton
where !, VII remain Tor the ihspec, don
and the two following days the Board Will sit
for the hearing OF grievances The Board VIII
also sit for the same purpose on the evenings OF
August " and y.
Justice Palmer Yesterday dismissed the complaint
I'm the case OF Duers against Stevens. This IL
practically decision that when an old soldier
and reputable citizen is told that he went
To war FOR what he could make. and that the Union
soldiers generally were lot of bounty jumpers.
he IL Justified in Fastening the departure from OF
his premises OF the person holding such peculiar
ideas with all reasonable speed.
friends I1Sn Miss Edth Brown and Miss Emma Lewis.
both OF Baltimore are visiting at Croton Lake
Miss Lulu Burroughs. are visiting relatives In
this village
Miss /. y Pinckney. u Ellis Place. has returned
from her visit 10 Richmond Va.
The Road Committee OF the Board OF Village
Trustees Is proceeding with the work OF straight
enng .Croton-ave. east OF the electric railway
pouerhouse. The Improvement will compel the
rebuilding OF portion OF the bridge over tho