New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
SING SING.
LABOR DAY TO BE OBSERVED BY THE
LAWMAKERS ASSOCIATION
THE BOARD OF VILLAGE TRUSTEES cRili''"rD
FOR ITS POLICY TOWARD CAPABLE AND

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FOR ITS POLICY TOWARD CAPABLE AMI
| HARD WORKING OFFICIALS.
| Henry d. McCord whose summer home is IN oo"'"
Highland ave- agreed with the village trustees soihe
time ago 10 pay for half the gravel to be USED III
| macadamizIng the street in front OF his property
The work was done at a total cost Of about si4o' IN
stead of paying for half the cost of the graVei MI NC
Cord sent the trustees check for $780, paying nan
of the entire work This public spirit was grateiuy
acknowledged by the trustees. who gave MI Nio'o'
a vot, OF thanks for his liberality.
| Tie princiyai observance OF Labor DAY III t"''
village vii, be the parade in the morning OF the nay
makers Association Of the Improved order VI ''e"
Men There will be members OF the fraternity rum
Pee,ski Croton and Yonkers present VINO VIII Jo'"
in the parade dressed in all kinds OF grotesque cos
tunes After the parade the iaymakers Will go 10
I,rooksdr Driving Park, east Of the village wne'o
there will be sports and games and a target shoo'
The village clerk has directed TO begin proceed
ngs for collecting unpaid village taxes. when amount
| to about ss.rN.
| The Rev George W. Ferguson. rector OF the
Trinity Episcopal Church. now travelling IN EUROPE
will sail for home the 18th inst.
! Miss Narramore. of the Ossning SchooI mas re-
| turned from a pleasant European trip.
| The Rev Dr. r. r. Harris, OF ST. Marys Church
Heechwood has returned from his vacation trip ana
will occupy his pulpit Tomorrow
The members of the Canoe Club VINO have been at
| tending the National Canoe meet on the St Lawrence
| River have returned home we'll pleased with their
| outing
W. W. Ryder and John Gibney attended the en-
campment Of the Grand Army OF the Republic at St
| Paul this week
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Todd have returned home from
| a visit to Poland Springs Me.
Mrs Christina Seabury. widow Of James l.. Seabury,
| died the home OF her son-n-aw, William g. VAL
entine in Spring-st.. Tuesday. The funeral was
| held on Thursday from the family home. the burial
| being Peekskll.
| A interchangeable entertainment will be given
at the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
| next Thursday evening, under the auspices OF the
Epworth League Among the interesting features
will be an address by Major Mckinley upon National
Currency" delivered at Canton Ohio. July II.
Fred S. Goodman. the State secretary. will adj
dress the O'Clock meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tar Association Sunday afternoon.
The fning of Chief Of Police Carrigan one
days pay for alleged absence from the village
without leave has led TO consders 81 bic comment mt
Police Committee that he was going away and
received permission to do so The c9mmlitteemaan
to whom the chief says he reported admits the
fact. but says that 10 gave permission only upon
belief that another member OF the cT ON non,
mfttee being absent from the village 49,. ..oo,,
the Fila s in the regatta OF the New-York Yacht
Racing Association at Gravesend Bay on Labor
Nathaniel Hyatt. OF the Insurance Department
at Albany. and Mrs Hyatt and her daughteI are
n.
Warden o v Sage Of the prison starts t9,ds az
will spend at Minerva, Essex County
for y" the ~" fan and winter term next Tuesday FIX
ceptng one or two changes, the corps OF teachers
at the two schools will practically be the same
Of s. Paus G ias ar, are % aal sa PREP Of
next month in the armory of the Mount Pleasant
Academy. 49,, ,,u, =. x,,,ono True
es! gave PSce iss tive
n sefs Justice a1aeG Th Of the 5er% of the
| trustees and was absent seven OF the fourteen
aa og aeT in tho TO yss At its regular monthly
meeting last Tuesday evening, the trustees sud sud.
the Justice leave Of absence with pay. and conse-
sny BY Se o ms ne waS rhs JUSTICES
is now congratulating himself that ne only TOOK
'' Robert r. Dennis. the Town Clerk, gives the fol,
lowing report of the vital statistics OF the Town o OF
bows: deaths r. seven of whom were males and
five females. whose united ages amounted to ioS
The programme for the course Of popular lee
lures at the Baptist Church will soon be issued.
viii II be given by Charles + G'nderh of Brooklyn.
who will present his monologue mpersonation OF
'' Dr. and Mrs j. F. Price have returned from their
season since the cq5 rs OIL In eccunY the mint in
the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
The Rev Dr. Niles of St Paus Episcopal Church,
has organized a club for boys, for literary and socia'
nurposes which will meet In room in the church
every Tuesday evening. The following officers have
been elected: President. Dr. Niles: secretary ana
treasurer Wiston Clements lecturer, Raiph Yves
cott. alternate Carlisle y. Person.
The musical members of the Epworth League OF
the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopa churS ,n
nave formed A mandolin club. and nave elected the
! following officers: President DR.. A. W. Twiggar:
vcepresdent WIct T. Acker; secretary, MISS MISS
Wvra Murray Professor William Broderick has
hcen chosen instructor. The clubs first pubic ap-
pearance will be at the fair Of the Womens Ala So
Nyack Tribe No 2O9 Of the Improved Order, Of
Rcd Men OF Nyack paid fraternal visit to Slnt
sinck Tribe No 25S of this village few evenings