New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
SING SING.


SING SING
Mrs Balington Booth was the guest OF MIS-
General E. A. McAlpn on Thursday. While IN 'he
village Mrs Booth visited the prison. she Is
greatly interested in the welfare OF the iiIila.o'
Of that institution and .ne where dis
charged convicts be cared for until some hf fn1
OF securing an honest livelihood can De mao io'
them.
This afternoon musical tea will be given at
the homo OF Daniel D. Mangam. Hishand-ave.,
from to O'Clock. In addition TO refreshments
Will be cake sale The PR ns OF the the
lief Of Christians in Armenia
Tho Schubert Piano Company announces free
concert to be given in Olive Opera House next
Thursday evening
The subject Of the Rev Or. Prices sermon at the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chirch
Whispering Gallery Of the Soul" This Is the third
sermon Of the series upon Spiritual Physiology
The treasurer's report OF the local branch Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
shows that in the year the receipts were s2s3 81
expenditures, 1852 10; balance on hand. ssll g. or
tho seven cases prosecuted In the fep be
society," S A Tho Following are the ocers elected for
the Year President 9. RlaksIse vice, presdsn
p5 M Miss sG
ing s seSretary Mrs Clinton s. Arnold.
fire bicycle OF the waverly pattern was pre-
senod recently to the Rev George aer w Ferguson
Mrs A. H. Gesner Will spend the summer months
In TicOnderoga-
william H. Barlow has been visiting In Long ISL
and where he has enjoyed his favorite pastime
OF fishing.
Village Clerk John NJ. Terwilliger duly In
ltlatei as a member OF Newburg Lodge. No. PAT.
Benevolent and Protective Order OF Elks In New
burg one night this week
Owing 70 change In arrangements. Squadron
A.. y. G. y: Y. Charles F. Roe. major will net
and July :. ' ~ ~ w
Although Sing Sing became an Incorporated VII
iagc in 1872 owing to successive fires that de-
s,royel ne public records the oldest book Of pro
ceedings Of the Village Trustees dates back to 1853
held in the Office Of A. II Wells Monday evening
November II 1853 Present President Adrian x.
Horman and aTH Trustees stephen Todd j. Clement
Voc. Marlborough CHURCHILL David McCord ana
princ,pal business transacted was the passage or
motions concerning side and cross"alKs tne ap--
the county requesting tho erection OF wall along
tho road near the Croton River and the consiiera-
ton OF tho question OF replacing the brhge AZ the
Westchester House.
A lawn soc,able will be given the grounds OF
the parsonage Of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church next Thursday afternoon and
evening under the auspices OF the Epworth League.
The womcns Auxiliary Of Trinity Church will
hold n meeting In the chapel next iu's"iy H'e'-
4 lawn PARTY Will be given by the Young Peoples
Guild OF Trinity Church Wednesday afternoon
and evening. July
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association will be adj
dressed by H. s Foster. former secretary.
The Rev Dr. EIolbrook and his family are at
their summer home in Grove Beach. Conn
Miss Randall OF Washington. D. c.. is the guest
OF Miss Mead. at The Eilacs"
Veteran Nehemiah Sperry was IN Chautauqua this
week attending the reurion OF his old regiment.
Miss Rowe. OF Ellis Place is visiting with friends
in Yonkers
The members OF the Mount Pleasant Field Club
ard their friends attended the college rowing re-
gatta In Pourhke.ps.e Yesterday the steamer Lewis
D. Black having been chartered for the occasion
The $500 steam road roller Is likely to prove a
bone 81 contention between tho taxpayers who want
20 spend money for any reasonable Improvement
To the village and those who do not want 10 spend
any money at all Those who oppose the purchase
Of the machine admit s excellence but assert ,hat
tho village with rs miles OF streets does
not need the assistance OF the roller to keep them
IN repair.
The trolley company has begun doing its share or
repairing tho streets OF the village through which
IT'S tracks run
penutv-Countv Treasurer A. l.. Babcock has been
confined to the house this week with heavy cold
The frs, meeting since It's organization OF the
Village Bon ri OF Health will be held al the Corpora
ton rooms Monday evening.
Notwithstanding the stormy aspect Of the wealth
er the moonlight excursion OF the Young Men
Christian Association and Epworh League took
place as announced. on Thursday evening. There
was not a large party on board the steamer Lewis
y Black when she started out AZ the appointed
hour. but "A PHEASANT time was enjoyed by all. IN"
steamer going up the river as far as West Polnt
and returning.
Theodore Chadeoyre OF New-York City. Is visit
ing friends and acquaintances in this village.
Colonel Francis rarkin. r.. OF this village. has
been elected delegate to the Democratic National
| Convention in chicago.
fIerher, Hall OF tho Niagara Falls Construction
Comnanv "a visiting his home In this village.
Tho marriage OF Mis-. >-ornea NJ. Watson. daugh-
for q, Mr. md Mrs Alexander Watson. OF this viii
lage TO Robert c. Cowan OF White Plains was
s1lemnZei at the home OF the brides parents on
The case against Effngham Searles was up before
Justice Valentine yesterday morning. TIL" charge
against Seares OF having stolen va,se from,
Charles * Ryder at the time he Is said 70 have
gone away with Rydcr's wife withdrawn and
Searles was discharged Following this the proceed
ings instituted by Ryder against Seares for alcna;-
ing the affections Of his wife discontinued
q nd The order OF arrest under which Searles has
been confined In the White Plains jail for the last
month vacated.
EFFTGIES ARE UNPOPULAR
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