New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
WHITE PLAINS.

The deacons Of the Presbyterian Church, win
the assistance OF their wives will give socable
In the chapel In Broadway. next Wednesday even
ing The idea will be TO reproduce as far as pos
siple. old-time' customs. costumes and cooking
Od-time songs and hymns. pitched by tuning
fork will be sung after which Miss Adde Sniffen.
daughter Of Deacon Theodore SnIffen will give
piano solos, and Mr.. Clark will sing. Deacon
Henry Behnng has, at his own expense put INTO
the chapel a piano having had 1t tuned In unison
with the chapel piano. In order that selections OF
music arranged for eight hands may be played by
Deacon Henry o. Snifen and his wife. Charles
Snnen and Miss Julia Snifen. Mrs. George NJ
Brown Will read "Laughin' In Meeting and other
selections. and Mrs. F.. A. Slosson will give sew
era Rotations In character The refreshments
will consist of old-time dainties. such as dough-
nuts waffles and gingerbread. Coffee will also he
served. The collection will be taken up upon pew
ter plates which used for that purpose more
than half century ago.
just been harvested The yield was about three
hundred tons and In thickness the ice ranged
the neighborhood has not averaged much over five
After a trip to Washington. u. G.. Old Point
Comfort and other points In the south. Dr. ,b d.
Austin nen and his BRIDE ar have Sm f Nr TO sn ns
Mrs f. G. Sniffen. in I,ake-st the bridegroom
John Crawford Of New-York City. has been Wis
Ting his grandfather. Bartholomew Gedney' al
Supervisor G.. n. Brown. Isaac, Purdy. Charles Tha
NJ. Lane Frank G. Schirmer and Joseph r. See
Ing new iail went ia Trenton y j., yesterday
fcr the purpose of inspecting the prison IN 'ha'
The annual election Of the Savings Bank Of this
village was held on Tuesday PaviT I, roH' %rt
Wee PRESIDENT pderT r snfem second vceprcsI
dent: H. $. Hamilton. secretary and H snryyisb +
Griffin. attorney. The institution Is IN a nourlSh-
ing condition.
The eary closing movement among ga the 1s , mer
become 4 permanent feature OF the business
methods of the place. ,-..
Temperance Union Will be held at the Mission
roems on % be- at bsS 10 The High
School. in this village. the week beginning Mon
Ii is said that last year it cost the county N2.-
100 for board Of prisoners sent TO the Kings county
the question is asked Why would it not be good
scheme for the county 10 purchase land |ithin
s h91 The cony wod thus be pre-
pared to take care Of it's own criminal class. and
Land and putnam and perhaps other counties that
could he taken care Of at profit The people OF
the corporation limits detriment to its growth
and prosperity and are outsp0ken IN their OPINION a
tance. and that the old Jail should not be recon
sru.ed or ENLARGED Nor room IS needsd a. the
visors' room is entirely too small and badly adapt
terror of the present Jail could easily be remodeed
to furnish an excellent room for the super.
visors as well as other greatly needed ofices ana
n Tutfle late proprietor Of the CarIyon Arm, Arms
Frcderickshurr Va and will take possession i'm
An old-fashioned donation party will he held
at the parsonage Of the Reformed Church. Fins
ford. on Wednesday evening next An old-time
Mrs. Russell will give lesson in the ART Of pre-.
william G. Rogers has been elected president of
the Lincoln Republican club, Of this viIlagH The
servance Of Lincolns Birthday