New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
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ONE MAN SETS AN EXAMPLE IN THE
GOOD ROADS PROBLEM.

MOVEMENTS OF SOCIETY PEOPLE. ITEMS FROM
LODGE ROOMS. NOTES OF VILLAGE M
PRovEMENrs AND OTHER
NEWS NOTES.
! A. s Underhill. president Of the Osslning Electro
Railway and his family are in the Catsk Noun
tains.
The Rev James A. McWilliams. OF the Presoy-
terrain Church and his family are visiting IN STAN
/ ford In tho Rev Mr. McWams's absence his
pulpit will be filled by the Rev. Or Smith OF Balti-
more. Md.
The Rev Or Price and his family Of tho High
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. are
spending their vacation at Lake George ana the
North Woods.
The Village Improvement Association has pre-
pared circular for general distribution In the VII
lage which forth the objects OF the society ana
invites the cooperation OF citizens The circular
also contains a map showing the boundaries OF tho
nine districts into which the village has been dvid-
ed by the association.
Police Justice Milton G. Palmer is spending his
vacation with friends at Rouse's Point. ~ \. In
his absence the affairs of the village police court
are being looked after by John f. jenkins. the act
/ ing police justice.
For some time workmen have been engaged IN
! filling i'm and grading the vicinity of the railroad
station at Scarborough. preparatory to the erecuo"
of n new station OF handsome design
AT the regular meeting Of Liberty Lodge No 40 OF
the Junior order Of United American Mechanics
this week the following officers were instaiied oy
Louis F. Page. the State secretary OF brooki sIi
| Past Junior counsellor j. NJ. TerWiger; cou n
! ior r. " Northrup; vce-counseor Philip r2a:
chaplain Or. J. Irving Lane; conductor: M sdfng
| Herring: warden Clarence f.. Powell; recordins
| secretary William Heage; assistant secrei .i >
Jacob Totson araneal Sover inside sentinel
charles ! Chase: outside sentinel. wilton II.
smith; trustees. Charles L. Fisher. Clarence 10y III
"i Tb A fonrtb of the series of moonlight outings by
the Young Mems Christian Association OF tnis t tb
lac look Mace last Thursday evening when lne
Steamer lewis d. Black carried large party down
the Hudson to below the Palisades at iohNe'S anu
e The Rev DR. G. X Morris of Boston Unyersity
M Mnino oGf%py tpi se Church tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs j. Herbert Carpenter & FREQ CT II
II Garp"nter Harry Armstrong and Hugh Ellison
are attending the canoe meet on the o. LAW e"N'
General e. A. McAlpin is in Milwaukee, busy with
the details of his office as president OF 'ne '>"o'"
FTed A. 81 AMER james T. Rollins and Henry Lud
wScE STATE r''e'"e" n~,a~. NJ. sber-
M and and MIS- Miss JSn a2 Feb Raf barlow T are visiting
Park R Alsx a%G s Bag ce formerly of
Ossnng institute: visiting reatpes III bsw re-
Dr. Joel D. Madden and Frederick Potter nave re-
r0m BrSsd 5r Of Mount Academy
V yarsn al BANKS has returned from his sum-
mer outing at Lake Placid ,.,, and Henry
Miss Ida Lyon are In the GatI Eia5t Attorney
GoGne s snendme the Summer in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs Edwin + James are enjoying '''''
"1 The ir' Westchester Association of weschester
Lodge No 49, F. and an a. M avn s aaSe an
The question OF good roads in this yichity %0u o
be quickly Neted II oee oy the residents of
this village whose house IS IN SCUM h dinq Of the
aono the entire length of his property and
covered the roadbed with heayy cTag % BY the
Village stcam-roler In addition to this mr. Me
has hand in in Ssios Pa al MS wSs
Sae been eveed off and cleared OF unsightly trees
anG & fsn ama st time in its history sign
boards bearing the Inscription Keep OH the s'N''
TIE V work Of improving and laying into plots the
recently acquired land for the extension OF Dale
on the ee wfs Of Possss
school will be he'd on the afternoon anu evening
The rapid growth OF business places down spring
st. is illustrated by the fact that OF the three new
stores Just erected by the Kipps. two were rented
before they were completed ,,,.. r-,,,.ars,,,,
will occupy the pulpit Of the Baptist Church To-
samasl s k9P :ls M5 Mary h4"i0Td and
MI and Mrs Edwin l.. Todd at Poland
chef Engineer James Jarvis, his assistant and
several OF the companies or the village rr IRE
partment will attend the White fla'nS f"e"e"
PWp Without using exact figures Chairman James, Of
trustees saws there has been expended upon the
etreets Of the village this year about SoOO Oi THIS
sun not far from onehalf was spent In making re.
nairs TO damages caused by last years neglect OF
Inc streets by the trustees, on account or lack OF
funds and by the unusually severe and DESTRUCTIVE
storms Of last winter and spring. The other mar.
or about 81 800 expended in permanent I'M
movements All things considered. the trustees
have done well with the small sum OF money at their
dsposa and the principal streets Of the village are at
present in fair condition better than they nave
been in some years ,..
Major d. r. Iiobrooks new house at Brlar ClH;
erected on the site OF the former structure destroyed
The improvements in progress at the rairoaa
station include. beside the renovation OF the buti-
ing containing the waiting-roo offices. etc, the
Identifying Of the grounds. which VII be aii out
Johnson has this portion Of the work in charge
ond evnecfs 20 have IL completed within a month.