New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18
PEEKSK1LL.

Alfonso Rose. Central-ave. barber. has disap-
pesred On Tuesday mornins he told his wife that
he was going TO New-York for the day. lie de-
parted on IN. sis train and has not come Dack
Nothing was thought Of his two days absence until
Yesterday when his wife sent TO the barber shop.
No 474 Ccntra-ave for the towels TO be washed.
polite answer was sent back through me me
sergcr boy by the clerk in charge, Everett smith,
nher1alia Rose had taken the purchase money,
which $780, some personal BELONGINGS ana
tnrn Rose had been here nearly three years and
had done good business One OF the features OF ms
fcxes and arious animals Rose was rather fine
looking young man and quite popular among MS
associates.
The ladies Of the First Baptist Church will give
lawn party and garden fate this evening nj the home
Of william II. Be.knap. PauldinS-st a souvenir
will be given 10 each guest There VIII De a ten zen,
ana cake sale
There will be a district meeting Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union OF Wesichester
County. to-day In the Friends Meeting House. York
town station hs session VII SsF ma at 70 SeSsk
with an interm'ssion at noon for lunch.
The Woman's Home ard Foreign Missionary So
ccty will he'd strawberry and ice,cream festival in
the paTlOrs of the First Methodist Episcopal thufcH
this evening.
The Board of Education of Drum Hill School have
appointed Miss Annie j. McGovern substitute
teacher She a member Of the class OF 1892. and
Is the treasurer of the Alumni Association OF the
school. The Board also granted Mr. Miller leaye OF
absence for tomorrow They agreed TO grant Harry
T. Ioshay diploma lie - neineer oil she D'aIs
Was Guest.onable whether he would be IN a cond-
ton to taSe his examinations.
GEORGE T. Briggs is in Trenton y j., attending
.h -,-.orcer,ert restl,-itias ~ tho State Eornai
and MODE, schools Of which he IS a graduate class
az l'fN ne dNi'" i"re''HH am u'"''' ~" ~ "''N
to-day.
There will be musical and s,ereoptcon exhlb-
,-,af( s,reN
mon a. -. a' No. ,b a,snices ~ me t,nvor,h
morrow evening unoe' 'ne ""SP''cN u inc 'P"o''"
Cortandt Lodge No. a. +. ard A. NJ, ana Cort-
andt Lodge No 6, l. O. o. F.. Will both hold meet
ins' '''S e''''"e
A number Of members or s. Pauls METHODIST
Z Fniscopol church took the II 50 a. m train vcstcr-
+ dav 10 Dohbs Ferry. and there pad a visit to ST
Christopher's Home. which S. Paul's j. a FREE
/ oucnt contributor
Mrs William r. woolcock and son. George Of
c.arl,,s.c, Rockland Countv are Wishing friends
in this place.
Frank NJ Dam. ex-Water Commissioner. is in
Buffalo on business
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Tweedy and Mrs.
-, ,... ,o.. D,o,,eLui ,..s.or,.v Or ,hcir
- ho,,a d, Canada vhors they viii sncnd a
month
chhora Koch IN tho ennnlov ~ William Lawson
r. 20 uhua riding q wheel through south D,ts on
1 . T-a ,.npoo, r,, into = c,rr,are lie
o. i""a' ,,, 49,, -, , ..i,,,,,1
escaped injury, although ms "h'' was pIui.'I'
ON Monday. samuel Spock coihdtd, Whlle r.Hinf Il
wheel, witn Pnilp Nogt r. eEsk!i cianp.oh Ider
b the riders bpth escaped INJURY D"' "P''" ""'''
was wrecked
Tho cloei,, eysro,ses ~ MISC Lille Robsris3n's
i"e o'o'''" ~ t ,,,,r
room Of S.. Peters Episcopal Church. The pro-
pramnoe by the little ones was charming and was