New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
XO\EEES.

,--s Frank T Holder Of his city. VINO d'eu ''o'"
.hock in a railroad accident IN Georgia was '..'
wife OF Frank T. Holder. president OF 'ne &C.,
der Smith & Sons Carpet Company o, 0"s ttsr
md rnother-;n-law OF eX-Mayor Johh - ) - -,
,ao,, ..aroe was Arabella p. Davis ana her "oi'.o
was IN Chiffon Mass. Mr. and M's' n0u0'
o. ,,lo,,da about the first OF this month Oh "
pleasure trip Mrs Eugene G ClarN "ccV'I''~ 49,
,,o-n About ten days ago NJ clark "no -
rer,n,endent OF the Smith NILS. joihe" wv 20, -
II seems they were on their way nom, W., 90
,~air iras brought to a sudden stahds'n vi
,rrr,r..- .rest,e. near Way Cross Ga the shocN -
sa,d 4 have killed Mrs. Holder The acclueh'
currcll on the evening Of Friday MI anu ''''
Clark |, IS said were only slightly hur'' tue -
,rha to,uu,cer freinen OF Yonkers are ahN!oN.
hav. :. STATE Firemen's Convention heiu III '''.
city ii 1899 and accordngly have co"i' ,ue, ON
yrork * that purpose. This committee M, V-
r.da,; eh, with Peter J. Mitchell IN me G,qn,
a sut ommi,,ee on WGaI Hawkes. John
+. Losl Michael f Ialiy and James H.
"ss ayien Washington Camp Of The Patriots I It's
der Of Americans was installed TO- ynSh' past
Presde9 Il TayIdinNT .! prf a2a bam as
louis Dubois vice-rresideiJ VI, ~ recordng Sec
retary: Mrs Harry Dubois nnancia gT nan
Miss Laura Newell treasurer ar, or panerson Mrs
Otis and Mrs Christian, trustees Al the ''oS' "a
'hs bou twenty members and friends o. the
Servc Club listened TO the mock VIZ H., ga uas the
Ear
pa,ntif and brought suit TO recover %'V Vy ui, ~,
as from VI y Van Ness for Injuries aIese9 ~
nave been received through negIgenCe. nc "
Is Terrell was the justice. G.. f. Ihomas S'ci h w.
a. Alexander plaintiffs attorney, aNu .ace.s
bowie attorney Tor the defendant The WITNESSES
were Il Foster. r Booth and W. j. Nai'u' \ W.
dict for the plaintiff given. -, tor
The Rev Dr. Henry u. Sanders. formerly I, 1HCo'
Of the Warburton Avenue Baptist ChuIch. VII n o.
cl,nv the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Huiti
q The morning and afternoon service to-ua!' ~, ~
changing pulp.ts with the Rev. DR.. George l, tHn
tecost pr i H. Hobart Will occupy me pu.pc
OF Bethany Chapel in LOwerre THIS afternoon, ue
Hev DR. John j. Peters. OF 81. MiChaeis 'hurcn.
Will preach az he evening service III 81 AuuItW,sS
Memorial Church. IN LivinEston-ave. The KEY. !
II Ror9rwonatb Of the Central Methodist Epis-
copal Church will preach special sermon ms
eyeninc Tho orders OF American Mechanics ana
Patriotic Sons OF America Will attend. ,.,-,,.
The officers and teachers of the INST Methoulst
Episcopal church gave reception on Fr,aay ttttH,
Inc FOR the pupils j. 4. cook presided Miss ttheI
Pac.n. Miss Louise Losel. Albert l.ose ana iicr-
bert, .GOodaie gave "a programme ot hSUuAei'"
An organization known as the Mems Assocaiion
Of the First Presbyterian CnHrch- mao rs HiSt
social meeting I'm the church parlors on FRIDAY
evening. u intends 90 give monthly ehteIlah-
rnents and encourage more iutimat" acqualntance
among the men OF the congregation. AS vel as 70
extend the influence of tie church TO nOn-dfnilaed
men It's officers are. Aliao Bourn president; Mex
nnder Laird vice president. Richard =. Lockwood
secretarv ard treasurer. The Executive Committee
Is James Abbott Henry VI. Baird. IT. Frede,ck
a. Brush. u Howard ChambeIin and ne rev.
Dr. George +. PenteCOst The Organization mas
one hundred members.