New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
PEEKSKILL.
THE QUARTERLY CONFERENCES OF The
TWO METHODIST CHURCHES
THIS WEEK.

p,cx,cs AND PARTIES AND OUTINGS, CHURCH
r.,ps AND LAWN rETEs AND BENEFIT PER-
FoRMANCEs. AND LOTS OF oTHER
FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT
Tn. las, LIST Of the Peekskill Telephone Exchange
shows eghty-slx subscribers 1T -
IAver.tt F. Crumb, the County Clerk, Will go 70
s.r,,o,a today and will spend the following week
at that resort with Mrs. Crumb, VINO Is 'ne'e 'o'
the summer -,,u
County Judge Smith Lent announces that ne WIN
boh a anecial term In Peekskil on the 3otn lnst.'
A.. the office Of the Corporation Clerk Levere''
Crumb for the purpose Of naturalzins c'''Aens,
.core 81 Peekskl's we-known society youns
ladie. enjoyed q days outing on Copta'h Co""~y
Yacht an Wednesday, They were chaperoneo ny
Mrs a X Knapp Mrs f. p. Griswod MIS-. o. ~
Ferris Mrs E. n. johnson and MIS- - ~. ny -.
Contractor Smith has finished tho laying Oh '"e
new sIx-inch water main in Washington 81" iee'
south OF Bay-st. and the water mas oeen W. nc" -,
much to the qualification OF the people "''"S ~
that section l., ,,.
Mics blanche Lent. Of Danbury. Conn, IS Vist'
ing friends in this village 49,, x
Wrs Peter I<ounsbury has begun to reouid her
house which was destroyed by fire last "ihte''
The Rev Elias Osbon. d. d., the pres'ons e'
OF this district visited the two Methoo's' emu
T., ,his r,,ce rho present week On Tuesday evening
he was present at the first quarterly conference "
s. paul's Methodist Episcopal Church' ""e,o '"e
usual routine business was transacted Inc oi'
vas commended by the elder for It's missionary Gun.
tr.butlon during the year. On "eoneou"! .,,,.
tho ,rs, quarterly conference of the Fist Me'h LIST
,-,o.onai Church The salary Of the pastor was
,oa.o, from 81 400 10 $500 and tho usual chnrch
business was transacted. The new premiums 80
hears his dignities with grace. ana ne ' e
cordial reception at this place ne was o"'. p
Tor Of the First Methodist Episcopai Chu,o" -
m. sundav-school OF the First Method'st rpi'uo
49,, rhur.h had s annual picnic at GroVeNih"
parL rshllll on last Tuesday About SUI sc"o''''
nd choir friends went TO Fishkill on the s'e'''
rmelne and from that place went oy "o''
~ the grove where deigntu Gay wa"
Tn. grove was reached at ll:3) oc'och III ~"
,rg and ,he return was made at an carr! hou'.
lanes Dempsey has opened la" once i" w
o. NcDermott Building in South-st Ills once
vas formerly located in New-York CITY, a''"o"e"
having his home In this town ,,
The census-takers nave competed ', ~
oorsus In the Drum Hill district Lew Ellis TIC
enumerator found that there were LII" I ,",'
., scboo age Last year there were lS" "''''aA"
, Hunt the enumerator for the oakside , us ~
has found according TO his report ma az az ,hese
a., 80 Jis,rict 7q3 children OF school age VI tes
ie attended Oakside School rs were not AT n
al all 81 attended private schoo = I'i "a ar
diuI SchooI and attended the Drum III! ram
anu T,sra will be a meeting OF the Flremens Parade
Committee in the parlors or C0rtaIus LIT az
Ladder Company No on next TUESDAY eVe''"s at
James s. Lenahan, the chancellor Of reek IS at
ieenth annual convention OF that order uo.,,n y,
Tier WAS meeting OF the Board OF Health OF
peeksk on Wednesday aernOon and mana SnS com
plants heard and discussed and nulsancss or tbe
aGa,ea were ordered published the village press
Cornelius pusss r a9 9sw s9 %ee ase as Ine
bahIed By Mr. and Mrs Gregory VINO are
SEX Saena Bank
Of this place IS at Niagara Falls al tne ah Assa
convention OF the New-York State Bankers ASSo-
John Clancy is confined 70 his home BY 5rsSs
Reenald powell OF Brooklyn. is spending several
weeks with relatives at this place; v,hoo, Of the
Reformrd Church will be held at Grovevlle Park.
Fshk on the last day OF TINS mE on Town the pres
peter DE Baum Starr and Mrs Cornelius Ditnars,
Of BROOKLYN spent several days with relatives IN
Mrs Anna Nickel is spending few weeks with
Mrs r. F. Tompkns IS entertaining her niece
from Hackensaek f9r few nayi at the home OF
Mrs Mary e Potter. for the benefit OF the FRIENDS
Miss Maggie Shea Of South Norwalk. Conn. Is
visiting friends in this vicinity -, 49,, g..
s Mss Of f hsr ss MD Mrs " H. Busr returned
The Van Cortl,ndt Whcelmen. OF this place held ,i
q large and enthusiastic meeting on "Wednesday
evening They decided to have lantern parade At
an carly date. AMI the matter was eft IN charge
Of a committee. The following new members We're
elected: John Mabie Walter s Ely. James NJ a.
extended to r. e. Wilson a wekno.n merchant
q Peekskl. AMI 70 Edward F. Ill., one OF p pss
Of the State OF New-York. Both Of the.
gentlemen haye erected signs at the TOP tS o
danger OF that hill Many accidents have Occurred
knowing how steep It was, have been hurt The
last accident occurrrei last SUNDAY. and the
y T"m h %a hospta here OK hursay
DR.. Eldorus d. NJ Lyon WAS recently sned oy Mrs
Ssrs he a. amount nsHM" Of @ WHEN she alleges resulted
from water her cellar. the result OF DR. Lyons
stopping a drain which from her property on
his farm She also asked for an Injunction TO COM
pei Inn open the drain Marvin r. smith t!,, ap,
Tor the doctor: Judge Barnard gave decision dis
solving the injunc;i2n and giving Mrs b, brown n
". 4 Hunt IT,. the venerable -e;retary Of the Board
Office for thirty three years has made public the
snnpa 4scP we're of hf a's' FOR the year Inc
The Church Of the Assumption held a successful
Eugene Conkln. driver for Pugsley Brothers.
was arrested on Wednesday. charged With cruelty
10 animals in driving sick horse The Peeks-
kill agent OF the i'ergh society MADE the arrest
conklin was found guilty by Judge Baxter and
irving Gardiner made complaint the gresen,
had shot his dog Officer Nlckerson arrested Purdy.
but he va. discharged by Judge Baxter after hear
The BASEBALL nine OF Washington Enstre Company
the Lewis Tompkns Hose Team and their friends Of
Fishkil. at Iona Island. on Wedns sday. There was
a baseball game. which was won by the Fishkill
team by score Of 10 to g. Each team has
won a game. The third game will be played ut
Fishki a a date to be chosen.
MAMARONECK
A memorial service In honor OF the Rev. l.. NJ
Van Bokkelen who died last month In California
will be held In 81. Thomas's Church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. The services will consist OF
the litany and communion. with music appropriate
for the service. The sermon Is to be preached by
the Rev DR.. e. c. Tiffany, archdeacon OF New
York. who an old friend OF the late rector Of St
Thomas's. The regular choir will be assisted by a
number OF voices from New-York. and there will