New-York tribune., 1896-12-26
SING SING.

SING SING.
Rentarnln D. McAlpln son OF A1jutan'-Geherai IT,
4 McAplr. of this village. has been promoted 10 DO
, corporal 81 Company /. 7,h Regiment. Ne"'fork
city ,
Harry s Foster OF Colgate University. Hamilton
X y is ham. FOR the holidays. lie will preach at
the cold Spring Baptist Church tomorrow.
Major and Mrs u. Il. liolbrook are TO" occupy
i,,, fh.,r now house ut Brlar CllG. which has re-
GENTLY been completed. having betn erected upon
tho s,te ~ structure destroyed by fire year ago
Ml,s Errcstine Thompson has gone to Florida.
whore sh. will spend the winter near Jacksonville.
The Rcv John Dewitt; Miller loctured before a
large and appreciative audience last night III 'he
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal 'hurch upon
Love Courtshp and Marriage Mr.. Miller was
horn At cross River In this county and he Is well
i,,ov,, nd ponuar throug hout Wcstchester. There
were many people present hear him. including n
party from Chappaqua
The following are the recently elected oncers OF
Wcskora Lodge. No 3s2. knights OF fythias OF 'h's
village: Chancellor commander. George h. Sher-
wood. vicc-chancellor. Isaiah Lane: prelate Lew
,r,ft Robinson. master-at-arms FREDERICK u
Mced. Muster OF work Philip Fox; keeper OF rec
ord. and seal Jacob King: master Of finance. j. r.
King. master OF cxchequer. Herbert g. Motehousc.
rn. Installation OF these officers Will take place
Nis. Elizabcth Sage daughter Of Colonel o. ';
Priyg,. Secretary Daniel J. Hickey took snort
icsrii, from official duties by Visiting al 'orh''s'
Tfc swedish Lutheran Association. OF this village
viii hold a concert and festival al their rooms III
,'.r,r,i-a,. this evening The following members
of "a. rrooklyn C;lee club will take part In the
musical programme: G. Thompson. nrst pass J.
"i.',S,r,,n, second bass. G. Tauson first tenor. J.
! T,u4on. second tenor. r. Baker. cornet. ~ Emnet
/ violin aud :. Baker. plano ,
Revolution viii give an exhibition IN the Nntural
ui-tor, iiali of the late Or George j. Fisher IN
l,uls place OF Colonial. Revolutionary historical
] and In, r.llc ".
ccols To- b devoted the fund for the Continental
! U,u which In. Daughters. propose to erect In
! Washington d. &. They ask the cooperation OF
the residents OF the village and vicinity In ihs
| i'm this memorial 10 the men and women OF the
! American Revolution. All VINO are willing 10 lend
relies &c are requested to apply to Mrs. William
viu.r Ellis Place Sing SING: chairman OF Com
mitiee Relics. FOR blank lists and further IN
S"hoo Commis sioncr-elect Jacob q. Miller. OF the
Second District has hSod the following dates for
teachers examinations for 1891 To he ned IN thc
park school in this village. beginning at O'Clock
a. M: First grade-First Thursday of March. sec,
/ ond Thursday OF August. Second grade-Second
thursday OF January. first Thursday OF March.
fourth Friday Of April first Thursday oi June Sec
nnl Thurs.iay OF August fourth Friday OF s'eptcm-
V.. Var ThirJ eradc"January H. March :. April q.
June T. August 49, september . All ,cachcrS IN tnc
out to expire and all other persons who intcnd %
tcach In the district during tn. year or VINO deSin
should attend these examinations.
The inmates Of the State Prison at this place to
,nosh"d pofatocs. gravy. tea. milk. sugar and
bread Dinner which they ate in their cells con-
s'sted Of cheese. apples lemon biscuit. tea. milk.
sugar and cigars. In the morning entertainments
were given In both chapcls OF the institution. In
the Protestant chapel the following programme was
presented:
ya Overture s.,pnS p5SmSion,, s,na1.
violin solo, ''r6e iIarp Tba, Thrc Taras Hans,
/ nrrhn'ir-i . Eleven O'clock Toast March
,srin., solo, Loved You Iiet;er Than Ion Kne@'
quartet 'od Black Joe. ''snwanee River etc etc
ke,eh. The champion Cake Walkers.
Orchestra. burlington March
In tn. Catholic chapel the following programme
chorus The s,arn noayen
comic .sns since Maggie bc"sh, rsrros
eue NGo"s@ "In. WIN Come ,d Again san.
Soho and a " You Nj Home Near As sn o KassSa HSs
2nns'Sa sns and chorus The Midnight Fire Aarm'
! No -. l. .. 4. NJ. elected last Wednesday even
ing sachem. Gcorge Dando senior ,:u sycamore.
e?o p%o"es. E " II! cssmaS sSsf OF TeSSfds. Frank
IL M"rh ksap Of S'"sSp Mspu Sa MeSea
The Rev Robert Van Kleeck Harris ard his
! with lIi The Rev Dr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Harris. In
commodore and Mrs. Ralph Brandreth hayc
come up from the city. and are spending the holt
days at Gnd er home their m tns wor rS~n or
erecting the pretty little church in whtsons. and
| The German Sangcrbund gave n social party at
! its hall In Central-ave.. Thursday evening. There
was "a large attendance. and IA very enjoyable even
J inc spent. . go
secretary Rounds OF the State Prison Associa-
tlon visited the prison In this place on Thursday.
! Coroner Apgar held an Inquest yesterday over the
| body OF Elijah Harvey. OF Croton. who had come
! here from his home the previous evening to make
/ purchases for Christmas While awaiting his train
hs ess ssp~ with iH and from
| phyxiation. The verdict was In accordance with
| Tho evidence He left a WIFE three and "A
daughter The Coroner was informed that
named George Woodwork. Of Montrose. had been
! killed on the railroad near his home on Thursday
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