New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
WHITE PLAINS.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE COUNTY SEAT
DR.. pERR1NE. OF TARRYTowN. FINED $50
PRAISE FOR FIRvMEN's COMMITTEES


PRAISE FOR FIRvMEN's COMMITTEES
SOCIAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Frederick H. Scoheld. of Greenwich. Conn. and
Miss Adelaide a Griffen. of Arnook. were married
on Wednesday in Grace Church by the Rev. F. b
Van Kleeck
Upon their return 70 White Plains Thomas T.
Gleason and Mrs Ellen z. Gleason, nee Holland
who were quietly married on Wednesday morning
in St Johns Church and are now on wedding tour
through the South. will take up their nome IN
Wyanoke-st.. in & house built and furnished for
their occupancy.
The cersy of the county have received comph-
nentary tickets for themselves and their wives
from tho Board OF Managers Of the Westminster
County Fair Association.
air and Mrs William L. Rande. of Harlem, were
the guests OF the Misses Fraser of Barker-ave on
Wednesday.
Mss Mary Budlong of Bedford Park. formerly Of
TINS village. the guest this week OF MISS Mary
Banks az her home, "Stonehurst." in Broadway.
Albert Conlstock OF Cottage Place. returned this
wecN 10 Princeton College.
Robor; +. Farley Will set out several hundred
fIult and ornamental! trees on his property in Ma
naroneck-ave.. south OF Greenridse Park
George Lent. Of Central-ayo.. has ADDED 2ox5O
add lOa his carriage works. made necessary py
an increase IN business.
Alfred L. Squire, jr Of this village. made
assignee of the Wholesale paper firm of George e.
Calender * GO. winch iaiied last week e. l,,aa,or
The Young Mems Tray lhs band OF fort chester
will be Al tho Lake Street chapel tomorrow AFTER
noon.
Frank H. Foster, of Railway. y. j.. was in White
Plains Wednesday. As a young man ne was en-
ploy,d This village in the Office OF the iate l. u
Sutherland. ,,, -,
memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. which has
been closed IOr repairs ana reIuTnisnlng, VIII ne
opened tomorrow. me Rev. De ross Iull. former
u pas or OF The church. Will preach al Doth the
nloT.l-S anu evening services.
Tie rev Seymour Van Dusen celebrated The
Viii Mrs Van DUsen he had just returned from a
week taCauOn al mount hlSd ,,,. 1900.
Henry 3D. Snuen. o. Laite-st., is gradually IecoN-
erlug from an attack OF malaria.
Justice Smith LCnG in the " es, chester county
Coul. yesterday imposed fine of so on d. George
II. I-r,.ue OF TarrytOwn, ne De!nG convicted on
Wen lay OF criminal libel. The fine was PAID
ana ID. Perrine left court Dr. Perrine ana
1T George Noe, Of yarrytOwn. were former
tst az Targytown. and, desiring 10 80 West, lett
l}r Perline in charge OF the business When he re-
turned me two had d dlsGgrcement, ana they
both issued circulars. As result, both appeared
before the Grand Jury i'm this village and had eacn
other indicted for criminal libel Or. Roe was the
frSt to be tried. and he was acquitted at the last
term Of court
While all the members OF the several committees
worked tremendously and well for the success or
the iremen's parade I'm this village, especial credit
is due 10 !. Howard kinch of the Committee on
nittee: John Rosch, of the Committee on Decora-
tons. and W. T. Maynard ane James Is: Lockwood
OF tire Reception Committee. for their tireless ener-
~ and splendid executive ability that was so ef-
fcciual in bringing the parade to a satisfactory
finish.