New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
PEEKSKILL.

The Baker underwear factory is closed down 1or
two weeks. for the purposes Of taking an account
Of stock and making necessary repairs
Southland e. Robertson's foundry will be started
again tomorrow. During the week the heat mas
been so intense that all the Peekskl foundries,
with one or two exceptions were compelled to
close The men were not able to stand the heat In
the moulding
MacGregor's Brook. where IT through the
property Of James c. Acker In Main-st. has been
arched with brick.
Cryptic Lodge No. 10, l. o o. F. will work the
first degree next Friday evening. and entertain
delegation from Advance Lodge of Marlboro
Reports Of a number of school meetings OF the
outlying districts have been received. In No. =
Oscawana. in the place Of John NJ. Tuthill, Miss
that the other two trustees Will resign. ana that
Two women VIII be apPoned In NO T rTnniee
Eugene Travis collector. William Und .e GOO H.
expenses of the year, In Pleasantsde district. No
H. It was decided to go back TO the old common
fee Therefore there was no trustee elected in
place OF James Bradley. whose term expired There
nerre was elected collector and Lemuel II. Broadie
clerk. year ago the district decided 10 have
motion was reconsidered. and the trustees or
dered 10 cease action in the matter In District NO
nam Valley the officers elected were as follows
Trustee, George Sherwood Jr collector Washing-
ton Hills treasurer; Frederick J. Lent: clerk Ar
thur Montgomery. In District No. II: on the Crum-
pond Road the officers elected were William OnVei
trustee; Benjamin r. Allison collector and Elmer
j.. Tremper clerk. The district voted s225 for the
years expenses. In District No. l the present
trustee. T. +. Samstag. holds over. In No. 16. Yer
planck Charles F. King and Patrick A. Campbell
were elected trustees, and John w. Naughey clerk
In No. 3. Mount Airy. Albert Purdey was elected
trustee; f. r. X. johnson, collector. and c. A.
Hyatt. clerk. Winfield Lamb was elected truant
officer.
The excursion Of Cortlandt Lodge No G. l. o.
o. F. on Thursday a satisfactory and sue
cessful affair The steamer Cepheus carried the
excursionists. Coney Island was reached at l
O'Clock and ROckaWay Beach
return home made In good season. and the
PeekskiN wharf was reached at 1913 p. IN.
James H. Haight, the chief engineer OF the Peeks-
kin Fire Department: has gone to Salt Lake City.
fire department engineers.
There viii be no SERVICES to-day at the Second
odist Episcopal or the Reformed churches At the
First Presbyterian Church there will be communion
services in the morning. and In the evening the
Rev. Arthur Requa. OF Berean. Conn. will preach.
d. II. Hamburg. Of Katonah. formerly OF this
place will occupy the pulpit In the absence Of the
regular pastor. At St. Peters Church the Rev.
James W. Caldwell. OF Greenville. Long Island
of the Assumption and at the missions
The Home Social Club VIII have picnic at Iona
Island next Wednesday.
Troop c admired by large crowds of people
yesterday morning when IL passed through the
town escorted by Troop F OF the United States
Army
A bolt Of lightning fell in Howard-st. and
ski,nmed along the street and the lawns Of houses
for three blocks during the storm Of Friday even
ing. Samuel Lent was shocked. and Mrs. Silas w.
Smith was stunned and did not regain conscious
ness for some time. Three blocks from where she
lives the family OF Warren Jordan severely
felt all along the street. and created much ex-
element.