New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
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OTHER WESTMINSTER TOWNS.
SING SING.

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lied by Miss c. c. Fuller principal OF the oss'h'ns
School Of Sing Sing to be accompanied by MISS M.
7 Naramore associate principal The party VIII
leave New-York June 81. by the Netherlands-Amei
lean Line, and will proceed to LONDON ny "a' "
p,,oraar, and the Greensboro Flushing route.
Thence the party will travel through ,an...
su,itzerand and Italy. returning by way OF "er'n""s
and Holland. arriving at ROTTERDAM h"e"'' "
where they will embark for New-forK.
a, ~. Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church Tomorrow there will be held what Is known
as a welcome service. It being the first SUNDAY Oh
the conference year There Will be speciai H'us'c
and an attractive programme for that day'
TIL. Literary Committee Of the Epworth League OF
the Highland Avenue Methodist Ephcopai Nhufcn
has about completed arrangements for series Oh
popular talks be given under the auspices OF 'ha'
society Among others who have been secured as
lecturers are Abraham 8. Underhill, Dr. Ralph Par
sons the Rev. Dr. Price, Drs Barnum. Miner and
Twigsar. of this village; DR.. Barnhardt. OF larry
town. and Dr. Cook Of the Yonkers High School
The nineteenth ball OF Ossining Hose Company. No.
l. at Robbins Opera House, on Easter Monday even
ing was great success. There were lilo couples III
the march, and a large delegation Of visiting fire.
men present from Peeksk. Croton. Tarrytown ana
other neighboring villages One Of the Incidents or
the evening was the presentation by the members OF
the company OF a handsome silver trumpet. Suitably
inscribed to their foreman. Edward f. McCaoe'
weskora Lodge, No 1872, Knights Of Pythias. who
VIII be Installed by Deputy Charss L. com An
mander Ithra b. Stanton; vice-chancelor. Charies
X. Ryder prelate. Jerome Anderson; master mast OF
work Jacob King; keeper of records ana sea-,
George T. Sherwood: master Of finance, Dr. J. j.
Lane. master OF exchequer William Cuatt; sword
bearer Milton J. Decker trustees. Theodore Warne'
William G. Valentine and Eugene Barton.
handsome set Of brass altar nam n9n
ssns cross and twS bureh by Mrs Strong in
memory OF her husband. f. Newton Strong.
The annual election OF the Mount Pleasant Fled
cS nea OF OF he following Officers President
Charles s. Gowen; vice-president George ,,,, Hyatt;
Corpenicr trustees to serve three years. Dr. J. d.
Maiden Francis Larkin jr. and Richard Deming.
Mrs Catherine Nesbitt an old resident OF this
village died at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Cornelius II. Palmer. April g. She was ninety
three old was for my years member OF the
organiznton in this village. one son, toner, r.
Nesbtt Of rhladephia and two dausht S T-s MRS
u Palmer. OF this village. survive her
THE sunday-school of Trinity Episcopal Church
held It's Easter festival on Sunday evening An
address delivered by the rector. the Rev e. W.
Ferguson and prizes were presented to the follow
Ing children o rSTRf r she s" aRS Gy Rey
Emma Tndall. Minnie Steneck. Marie Sturgis and
Kate Mcdonald.
The Easter festival OF the sunday-school OF st.
Paul's Episcopal Church held last Sunday evening.
was a pleasant affair and was largely attended
relIent address and there was singing Of carols and
other EXERCISES by the children
Mrs williams and her son. Irving r. Williams
have returned 10 their home. In South Highland
ave. from their trip to Florida.
The membe5s Of Van cortlend chapSer D sn,sr
talned AZ tho home OF Mrs James Fl. Townsend in
South Highland-ave.. last Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Larkin entertained the members Of the
Young Peoples Guild Of Trinity Church on tuesday
evening OF this week.
Mrs NJ 4 Morris and Mrs George II. II. Mercer
OF 81 Johns School. have Issued invitations FOR
reception TO be held next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs W. Rirney and her family have returned 10
their summer home near this village. after spend
Ing the winter in New-York city.
Tn. amateur minstrel entertainment OF tn" Ossn-
ing Yacht club al olive Opera House next Tuesday
The sale of reserved seats began last Monday morn
ing and the demand surpassed all expectations me
members having the entertainment IN charge nave
spared no cfrort render the event very brilliant
one In every respect.
The Easter music al the several churches In this
village last Sunday VIII be repeated tomorrow ac-
cOrllng o the usual custom
The Village Trustees he'd their first important
meeting on Thursday evening the election OF the
village officers year being the first important
business To- bc transacted. John NJ Terwilliger was
month and an additional salary OF - per month az
clerk ~ the police court. John Ghney was re-
elected Corporation Counsel at a sa.ary OF 80 4
month. George F. Carrgan was Reelected Chlef OF
Police AZ salary OF SO month. and two patrol
men were elected at salary Of 50 month each
Chairman James. OF the Finance Committee. re
ported that there money IN the treasury ana
a certificate OF Indebtedness for $500 was authorized
10 be- issued. payable or before September l.
probable ordinary expenses OF the village for the
present year. showing the sum OF 5000 TO be avaia-
The OF Sl.Opo appropriated for the repairing
.. Sprng.st. and large amount OF business was
transacted concerning road, sewer and fire depart
men, affairs OF minor Importance