New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
WHITE PLAINS.
THE LINE OF MARCH OF THE BIG FIRE
PARADE.
NUMBERS OF PEOPLE ARE RETURNING TO THEIR
HOMES AFTER VACATION TRIrS-sALEs


HOMES AFTER VACATION TRIPS-sALEs
OF REAL ESTATE.
The following line Of march has been decided
upon for the fire parade: From Depot Square ia
Central-ayc conference.-the at the fountain
near Schermerhorn's; thence in Railroad-ave to
Broadway. to Orchard-st.. counter marching to
Hamilton-ave to Lexington-ave.. to hottest. 10
Old Spr.ng-st.. to Grace Church-st.. to Railroad
ave. to New-York postroad. TO Grand-st.. 10 Kali
road-ave.. Grove~st.. 10 the posroad. to Brook
field and Rabbit SITS. to Railroad-ave.. TO LeAng-
ton-ave.. to Fishcr-ave, to Orawaupum- to Kali
road-ave. and thence TO the tents on the old Ath-
letic Club grounds. where dinner will be served
People along the line are asked to decorate their
houses for the occasion.
Members Of General Grant Concave Uniformed
Rank Foresters Of America, of this village. about
thirty in number. will attend the parade, field day
and picnic Of the knights Of Sherwood Forest In
New-York City September 10
Mrs. Jennie Henderson and Daniel H. Smith have
been authorized by the managers of the West
chester County Bible Society to take up the annual
collection I'm the town OF White Plains. No collec-
ton will be made in any Of the churches for this
purpose.
The Town Board Of Harrison recently appointed
August G. Boyer. a young lawyer of Silver Lake
Park. Justice OF the peace in place of Edward NJ.
Landers. who resigned.
Charles Grilfiths has sold his Kensico-ave. house
and lot TO S. Lapedus for $1,000 Mr. Grifths sails
for England I'm october to make a visit to his old
home. He will be accompanied by his daughter
T. Stanley Nedham has bought of Mrs. Mary r.
Smith house and lot in Cromwell Place between
the old and new postroads
NJ. J. Mooney and his family have returned from
a vacation spent at Atlantic Highlands
Miss Julia A. NJ. Mitchell, of New-York has pur-
chased from the Northumberland Realty Company,
a house in Oakley-ave, White Plains Park.
The Union Praying Band will he at the Lake Street
Chapel Tomorrow. The services will begin at 1890
John r. Sweeny who recently went to Seabright
after serious Illness. has returned much improved
PAU Gilbert Thebaud and Nathaniel and Eugene
IKeynai h AYE returned 70 White Plains from Bar
the c9uq pr. seat as o. Ms Jules Reynal ,.
and Miss Anna Roby visiting relatives in Wurts-
Or. and Mrs. William +. Dold OF Bloomingdale are
Nj: and Mrs, David Cromwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
trip 70 Nasara FAILS and the Thousand I:nnds
The Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church will be
closed TO-DAY The interior Of the church is being re-
school Will he held in the lecture room in the after
assistant rector Of St Johns Church spent Thurs
day with friends in Whit" Plains.
Church, New York. has been made assistant rector
Of 81 JOINS Church in rp Place Of the Rev Michael
The Catholic Parochal school in Hamilton-ave
viii open for the term on Monday
John ROsch who took first prize in instantaneous
work at the recent American National Convention Of
norce that his exhibits have taken first prize at rrler
Germany. where the National PHOTOGRAPHERS Asso-
cl% p an re Keeyk n' has TeurndG
Slide Mountain where he spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Brown. ir. returned this
week from. the Thousand Islands. where they
spent month in ashns v. r horg oror
tained by Mrs Charles f. Horton, jr., Of Mamar-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G schimer this week enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Graney. Of Dobbs Ferry
Mrs. George w Campbell and Miss Winnie
Campbell. Of Stewart spent the week with rela-
tives at Lake Mahopac.
Mrs. William H Gedney. Of Grand-st. who has
Edward Austin is spending his vacation at his
fathers home at somcrs Centre
was this Week the guest Of Mrs Wam shay Of
John C. Burling and Albert Sutton. Of Purchase.
| have returned home from visit of a few days TO
the Quaker conference at Swathmcre College.
Mr. and Mrs. George F Hammond. Of Rye on
tertained number Of their friends at clambake
and Miss Cody. OF White Plains MIR and Mrs.
| Phillips. Mr. and Mrs Montgomery and Mr. Hart.
| DR.. j. l.. Barnes. professor Of GEOLOGY at tho
| University Medical College. was the guest Of DR..
c. f. Young this week
Edward Jacques. the Bedford Station burglar.
yesterday indicted for murder by the Grand
Transfer Tax Clerk l. Sumner Burnseine has
! filed the amount Of the collateral Inheritance tax
upon the estate of Mary W. Gerritsen. OF Somcrs
who left peculiar will by Its provisions the sum
of so Is bequeathed to each of the following per
to be applied in paying for their funeral cx-
| pcnses Robert Carpenter. Sarah a. Carpenter.
Mary Carpenter. Louisa Carpenter. Cora Seaman.
Jane Mcdowell. Ebert Wright Ebert Hallock.
/ William 5 Hallock. Elizabeth Griffin. Sarah A.
/ Iiallock. Lulu Knapp. Mary Austin. Daniel Early.
| g. w. Brown. Robert H. Hyatt. Abbe H. Hyatt
Anna r. Hyatt. Kate Smith. Harvey Mead Ed
mund Hallock. Julia ilaock Theodore Purdy: $40
each for the same purpose is left to John r. Hal
] lock nd
S2lO to Lizzie Hallock. The increased amounts
! I'm these cases are given for the benefit Of the
/ children of the respective beneiciarics. To Ellen
NJ Tompkins Is bcqucath the sum Of 81 40.
and she is also made the rcsiduary egatee. The
inheritance tax upon each Of the so bequest =
amounts to 81 30, upon the $40 requests 81 and
l the $40 Request so 80 The tax the Request TO
Ellen NJ. Tompkins amounts to Sl93 ~. The execu-
tors of the Will are Abbie II. Hyatt and Anna b.
/ Hyatt.