New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-13
SING SING

one Of tho coming entertainments which vi" m
terest tho people Of the village Is the AhllNeiS'l.
service of the Baptist Sunday-school' winch w"
be held i'm Olive opera House on the evening" oi
Washingtons Birthday. The school Is now acuNe
~ engaged in preparing for this entertainment II
IL honed that the interest manifested In the "Old
Fashioned Anniversary" which was so popular
fifteen or twenty years ago. may he revived
The Rev Or Franklin noble. Of N"w-fork CITY
will occupy the pulpit OF the Briar GIN Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow at both the morning and
evening services He will also preach I'm the church
on the following Sunday.
The Sing Sing Steamer Company has decided 10
refurnish its rooms in the corporation building. and
has appropriated 500 for that purpose. to be ex-
pended under the direction OF a committee consist
ing of Messrs Henry II. Reynolds Ulysses Cha
deaync. James H. Townsend. Ethan j. Adams and
Robert T. Dennis.
The regular monthly business meeting Of the
Woman's Auxiliary, Y VI. &. A. will be held on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock The annual cleo
ton OF officers of the society wi. be held at this
meeting. . 80
tian Associations OF NewYork will be held in three
sections this year The eastern section VIII hold its
convention at Poughkeepsie. February 10 to -. A
large delegation Is expected TO attend from this VII
lage.
entertainment next Friday evening in the Baptist
Church assisted by Miss Mary Adele lie valley OF
White Plains. who VIII give vocal selections and
George +. and John lIoae. jr. organ and violin.
Commodore Ralph Brandreth and his family have
returned from the city and are now occupying
Glyndon. their country house near this village
The Rev John T.. crecden, pastor of St Angus
tines Church. will sail to-day from New York for
La Guayra, Venezuela. on the steamship Nenez-
Rodney 5 Lockwood cashier OF the First Ma
ilonal Bank Of this VILLAGE. has returned from
South Salem, whore he has been detained by III
ness since the holidays.
The following the recently elected officers Of
the Horse owners Association of this village:
President Frederick AXner vice-presdent Henry
Clamp. recording secretary. William T. Dean.
financial secretary. William b. Ttlar: treasurer.
Andrew Whteman; serge1nt-at-arms. Edward
4 cake sale for the benefit Of the Baptist Church
will be held at the store Of the Wood Brothers
Isaac Wilson OF Canada. "a wel-known member
of the Society OF Friends. Will attend the meeting;
to be- held at the house Main and State SITS In
this village, tomorrow morning AT II O'Clock
Mohegan Chapter Daughters OF the American
Revolution, has forwarded TO the treasurer. AZ
Washington, u. c., for the benefit OF the Cont
recent loan exhibition held IN this village Since
the exhibition the chapter has held two meetings
the first on January 2s AT the home OF Mrs Thomas
r. Harris, ST. Mary's rectory Scarborough. at
which the election OF delegates TO the Continen al
cons ress took place resulting as follows: Re
lernate. Mrs. j. Herbert Carpenter delegate. Mrs
Ralph Brandreth, alternate. Mrs. Mary r. Han
ford The second meeting was held February II
ton-ave. in this village. when the usual routine
business OF the society was transacted.
The wardcnS and vcstrymen Of the guilds OF
Trinity Episcopal Church are making arrangements
February IS to celebrate the twenty-hfth annver-
sary Of the rectorship OF the Rev. George W Fer
suson-
\ concert given In the Protestant Chapel "A,
| the prison yesterday afternoon by the convict
choir of the institution The concert arranged
as a sort of observance OF I.ncon's Birthday and
Was greatly enjoyed by the Inmates, who other.
wise would have been kept locked up their cells
all cay the weather being SO stormy that the usual