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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
1
Lost pearl wreath brooch near Mrs Knodels. reward offered. Construction begins on northwest Main and D streets site for a three story brick building to house post office and national bank. Various village updates include arrivals, births, theft of a pane, school commencement, rail projects, and social events in Yonkers and Tarrytown.
The Robin's Nest at Tarrytown invites all to an annual reception on Thursday June 1 with an open house for visitors. Twenty two girls reside there, many on crutches or in plaster, plus one crippled and deaf and dumb, all cheerful amid their hardships. Frederic Trevor Hill will speak, and a quartet from the New York School Settlement will perform. A luncheon honored Mrs Pernel at 106 Main Street on May 2 with guests including Mrs Cooper, Mrs Avon, and Mrs Tucker, a sister to the Rev. Mr Dishop.
About ten members from Foresters hold Memorial Day exercises at Tarrytown with Court Fremont, visiting the cemetery to honor dead comrades Downing, J. Broderick, C. McGuinness, Thos. Murphy, Carl Fas, Earl Palmer. Forester from Fishkill on Hudson gave an address. Tarrytown's turnout neared 200 men.
The second Amateur League game at the Meadows saw Tarrytown edge the home side 13 to 11. Fuller struck out ten as H Nichols and Tull of Rood powered heavy hits. Palmer strained a tendon in the sixth and was replaced by Tastedo. Irvington to face the Hurelifts next Saturday as Cowie umpired a solid, fair contest. A prior Saturday game went ten innings with Tarrytown leading 8 to 6. A fund to defray umpire and scorer costs gained a donation of 20.60 from Edward L. Coster and others. A sale ad for Gordon Hosiery appeared.
Special rate of 2.50 for seven months May 1 to November 30 offered to readers. Regular price 6.00 per year. Don’t miss coverage. send subscription to Sun Building New York. Newsdealers supply. Agents wanted. write for terms.
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