Orange County Times-Press (Newspaper) - April 27, 1909, Middletown, New York f t CHANGE AY APRIL P R I N T I THIS IS OUR TRADE HYMENEAL On Wednesday morning For- rest P Hunter of the Baptist married at the church parsonage Icon Eckert and Mrs Jennie Clark of this city The couple wert i a short wedding trip Mr ami j Mrs Eckert will be at home in ston N Y DODGE PURCHASES PLACE At o'clock Wednesday night i Ou v i there was a wedding at St Joachim s Church The contracting i parties were William Brennan of Mid- j and Miss Mary Cooney of i Landing formerly of town Herald Miss Etta daughter of lOO Abel Brundage a former resident of Liberty and Chester Deyo both ot Middletown were united In marriage in that city on April 10th in the little church around the corner The newly j married couple spent Easter with Mrs brother Horton Deyo m this i village where her many friends ed her happiness and prosperity j ing her married Gazette County Breeder Takes Possession of ville Stock Farm an estimate sometime You'll be I learn how cheaply done Our printing department is handle all kinds of high-grade book and com- and do it in a satisfactory manner and promptly I ed wedding invitations an- I monograms crests stationery business and calling Ask us of work i Miss Abbie McCully of and Fred W Sniffin of Glen Sullivan county were married i at noon to-day by Rev Dr Charles L at the parsonage bt 1 Paul's Church The couple were un- i attended Mr and Mrs will make their residence at the farm near Glen Wild which Mr Sniffin conducts Monday morning April 19 at Christ Church Warwick occurred the ding of Miss Anna W Plossl of Pine Island and William H Beers of this city Rector W M officiating The couple were attended by the bride's sister and James B Post Mrs Beers has many friends in Mid The Stock farm near Circleville owned by W B Boyce has been sold by him to John L Dodge of Orangeburg Rockland county It was formerly by James H lick Possession was given Monday by Mr Dodge and improvements will be made and the place occupied as residence part of the year Mr Dodge Is the owner of the Orangeburg Driving Park and a mem ber of the firm of Bell Co manu chemists of that place Ha will use the farm as a place for breeding horses not as a business but for his own pleasure Mr Dodge will interest himself in the Orange County Fair Association particularly in the horse The farm comprises acres of farm land and thirty acres of woodland There is upon it a res idence of nineteen rooms a large farm house of twelve rooms gardeners of six rooms and farm Woman Takes 18 Inch Trout from of Mr Helm April Benedict Jr and wife spent Sunday last in boro WURTSBORO to the house with grip Ira ranco William Benedict and Carrie Stanton of wore In Sunday to attend the funeral of G Helm Cordon U- v ment held In Gumaer Hall on Thuro day night last it was decided by a rote of 28 to 4 to build a hull soon Helm of Ellsworth JKan Vi V AU III O vv ie funeral of G Helm oj N J is visiting her a meeting of our Ore j Mr and Mrs George A Owen employes of the Brotherhood Wine Co are setting out fruit treca and grape vines The company building a new barn on the Vine Crest Farm Newton Cornell of sas and Mrs Harriet Lee of land N are spending a few days horn J aic i Adeline Hawthorn of at the home of their brother George formerly of Wurtsboro speint j S Helm N Y Is visiting her parents 01 Sunday here visiting school G of Huguenot Mary Masten of Is visiting lier daughter Mrs Ernest Sherwood on Kingston nue champion this WhO uu spent Sunday with his brothers cob G and Jasper W Mrs Edward and daughter Alice son and grandson Jessup of Under- b G and Jasper w cliffe N J were in town Sunday W -J Darrah and sister of uing Mrs Leary's brother and sister spent Sunday at w F Giles and Mrs Frauk home of anil Mrs Richard Page bury They made the trip in their season is Mrs Oscar Bogardus who captured two large trout from Kill Friday one measuring 13 inches the other 18 inches in length The latter weighed two pounds ten automobile QJJ j C B Newkirk visited Elizabeth and Mrs Saturday last and was the guest j Rosella Tuthill who have been sister Mrs Fred Newkirk Of the winter in Brooklyn ounces it was of the California riety and the largest trout here this season Claxton of er of the Munn property at Mt per was in town for a few days re- cently S Adelaide Olcott who been confined to her room with mus cular rheumatism is slightly im- proved Irving Sullivan is wv Ler sister Mrs Fred Newkirk j j a parL the winter in Brooklyn Joseph McCoubray is the have returned to their home latest on the list of grip victims Lincoln and wife who caught spending the winter in California expect to return to boro about the middle of May has a good position in the office of Armour Co in Brooklyn was in town over Sunday visiting his parents services this week in COMPLAIN OF ERIE Chapel began Monday MT HOPE CROSSING I R Emerson hasj i been elected to the presidency of the j Tho Service Commission has Institute in New The service scaies at the grange served upon the Erie and at Mt Prosper for abroad Company the complaint of Harry who recently came V Wright as to the dangerous con- j here is a first G Helm j dition of a crossing of that railroad and is doing a fine bu all taken In town Sunday parents D Hallock has to Ridge wood N J as clerk In drug store there a position which ho had to give up otv account ot Illness ST PAUL'S FOR CURRENT WEEK of the Home Missionary Society at the sonage at p m Choral Club give a college song concert ture room at m Miss Ethel Hall reader will recite Admission 25 cents League at 4 o'clock p m class for at p m regular meeting of I Standard Bearers at p m Fireside Questions The topics at the ain i on Wednesday evenings for the next J McLaughlln Jr five weeks will be as H April is the Christian rule of May end answer May is the use being a and is doing a fine business 01 six ouu at cottage of four rooms a SJT days fishing equipped with ox s funeral of Russell U wemi j dition ot a crossing m cudo i uuu 13 stanchions for ninety head of cattle in the town of Mount Hope Orange j t his shop oa Bridge street and smaller barns aCC las verV largely attended The company is given twenty Henry M Denniston and thirty head of stock Rev Mr Harris to answer the are visiting at the is tte use of giving From Prison Pen to Premier During the Sunday evenings in May Dr Walworth will preach a series sermons on the wonderful story of the life of Joseph entitled From Prison to Premier or How a Dreamer I S having resided here for the ten years Mr Beers has long been a valued employe of the Enter prise Electrical Company of this city and is an active member Engine Co No 6 and j Fire Police the beautiful Episcopal the bride and groom left for an automobile trip through Pennsylvania and Connecticut On their return Mr and Mrs Beers will make their home No 67 many friends join in wishing them a long and happy wedded life Louis Lawrence Moshier and Miss Margaret Terwilliger were married m Monticello on Wednesday last by Key James J Billingsley Mr Moshier is the son of Mr and Arthur ier and lives at No 11 Smith street Terwilliger is the daughter of i Mr and Mrs Levi Terwilliger and her home was at No 175 Wickham avenue Miss Maude M Hlndley and Percy j A Moshier attended the young people j j HYMENEAL NOTE Lawrence Moshier and Miss Margaret lieer of Monticello married at the home of the on Wednesday night by the Rev J J Only the immediate friends of the couple were present Mr Moshier is an 0 W man and they will live in Besides these buildings there are fine carriage houses ice and milk houses CLEVER ANONYMOUS VERSES ON WORRY The following anonymous verses were quoted by Rev Walter Austin Wagner in connection with his ing sermon on Worry m the First Congregational Church They are printed at the request of members of the It is not the work but the worry wrinkles the smooth fair race ana was verv larger c J E and Rev Mr Harris j days in which to answer elating Emma Cunningham Hempstead L L is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Henry plaint FUNERAL OF MRS THORPE The funeral of Mrs Carrie Thorpe from their was held at 2 o'clock Sunday their recently r i Henry M Denniston and e The subject next are visiting at the Denniston night be Unconscious i homestead Joseph W Chasey and Miss Carrie Brooks are receiving FUNERAL OF MRS SNELL The funeral of Mrs Anna Snell was held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of F 0 was i Bro 99 North street Hulda Gordon over Sunday Schoonmaker is confined the lustre and sparkle Of eves that were once so bright But now are heavy and troubled With a weary despondent light It is not the work but the worry I How to make both ends meet Tt is not the work but the makes us sober and sad That makes us narrow and sordid When we should be cheery ana glad There's a shadow before the sunlight ever a cloud in the blue The scent of the roses is tainted The notes of the song are untrue is not the but the worry That makes the world grow oid the years of its B U IL D THE IN COUNTY Our ment is at your service We are prepared to furnish half- tone and line cuts at short notice Prices reasonable too iix n wisdom of God's great ot the work but the worn EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS i IN PARSHALL the discovery on Saturday that the bos in the National Bank ia Port Jervis where the securities the Conkling estate were thought to have been kept was empty with the exception of a small key there have been developments in of located to Wld a S Spot Cash Store at 25 East Main street CUT THE we wiU do and we will at King street can we do rt_ j some goods at prices do it good and proper COME AND uo Below We Give Just a Sample of the Cut in w DEPARTMENT THE MAY AMERICAN BOY The handsome and attractive pic ture on the i out cover page of the I situation American Boy showing the A Parshall executor parade will appeal old estate is in contempt alike Perhaps the most j Surrogate of Orange county for and specially attractive of all to appear before that official to make j and interesting matter in j an accounting in the affairs o tne this is to Play tate but as his whereabouts are not a series written by America's greatest j known it is not probable tnat he will The first articles of j be for contempt series given Playing the I it is expected that the next few days by Hugh A Jennings wjn bring developments in this of the Detroit Tigers and j ter in connection with the empty de- Catcher by William J posit bos van manager of tbe Chicago Whiti j Sox The publishers promise THE YOUNG ESTATE articles on their special In court at Kingston on lions on the diamond by Tr morning Surrogate Gill Crawford Wild Donovan I sued on the Chance Steinfeldt and other of the late renowned players The instructive Of to his widow value of these cannot be Mrs sarah Young and to his sou ted The number is also specially Young Jr and granted an stronc in fiction The fine seriaU by der Dwight Devinc and M Brainerd and increase m appraisers of the estate ana excitement with each of estate Is stated in chapter Timeliness and variety j rapers accompanying the petition characterize the short stories of this j to be personal property and His Badges of Honor one real estate Carpenter of the really fine Decoration Day j of Liberty Sullivan county Jimmy's showing for the administrators how a and i averted a railroad Tae Groa Drive a of a story of C A Joke on Offenbach Offenbach the famous opera composer had an insatiable thirst for Cie success and Tame combined a country that him a wA a-d ThP hc poing down 01 Amons hc a whose was Jhe Dake of a fact of She was As lac steamer last place of the Tras seen STI CPT- liy a dense f who and bats A band Osc WBS a one Offenbach's As tte tlie Cut Price 149 9.75 9.75 13.50 1.79 29.00 29.00 1.98 6.25 12.50 30.00 6.98 19.50 24.50 13.50 Parlor Suite Verona extra fine Parlor Suite 19.50 Parlor Suite 25 Parlor Suites all cut in the same proportion 10 nn Regular Price Steel Bed Couch Mattress 7.50 Leather Couch r Velour Couch red or green Karpen Couch Burlaps Couch full size Mahogany Velour Davenport Sofa All size White Enamel White Enamel Brass Trimmed Bedsteads Post Brass Bedstead full size Mahogany Bedroom Suite Solid Oak Dressers 8.50 Mahogany Princess Quartered Oak Oak Quartered Oak Extension Table French legs Parlor Suite 7.50 16.50 45.50 A- nm C 2n Thr May fnr Boys t Thf filled irac a vrar BUILDING M Y Calm held that Ihc so ibt tailed nft Tt at nil Imt a of mal was a cat if leeth 51 1 Jt as a oT thf modem iross A of FisK called on bis he 5 be ia a I've got nil the symptoms the the dorter 1 from anc asked the man replied t3re 1 don't lilak I lilt to Uic to oT tils flattering o j to be i Turkish Rockers Imitation Mahogany Bedroom Suite 20.00 Extra Fine Brass Bedstead 40.00 Turkish Rocker in Sideboard in Oak 37.50 Sideboard in Oak Parlor Cabinet Quartered Oak Hall 6 Fine Dressers all 1 Sofa Bedstead 25.00 1 Drop End Couch 15.00 Tapestry Parlor 42.50 Reclining Rocker Fine Oak Library 14.50 17.50 32.50 17.50 25.00 9.75 25.00 16.50 15.00 15.00 9.75 29.00 29.00 19.50 22.50 CARPET DEPARTMENT Regular Price Cut Price yards Extra Super All-Wool Ingrain yd yd yards Very Best All-Wool yd and yd yards Different Grades of to yd to yd yards Tapestry Brussels all grades cut lOc to 500 yards Body Brussels very best quality yd yd 1000 yards Wilton yd yd yards Velvet yd and yd yards Axminster yd yd yards Axminster yd yd 100 Rugs all makes cut from to each Size Rugs of every kind and description cut to ridiculous prices BAILEY'S FLOOR OIL CLOTH yd up LINOLEUM per yard up LACE CURTAINS pair up A very large line of Fine Lace Curtains cut to per pair WINDOW SHADES each up CROCKERY DEPARTMENT 100 Complete Dinner sets cut from to each 50 Toilet Sets cut to All Bric-a-Brac Cut Glass and Fancy China cut off All Lamps cut from to each STOVE DEPARTMENT A first quality No- 8 Jewel Range with oven cut from to H ll in a lie and the ten instant the in The timed on the WIT a roan wound one of lie turned pate Wlrttls the shy I On TOT 1 the tmA 1 V say ic bad la of Every Article in the Entire Slock will be Offered at a Great Reduction to Cash The above prices almost compel a person in need of Housef Goods to buy now to buy quick while the sale is on We Have No Choice In The Matter We must sell these goods or store them while we are building It will pay you to come 50 miles after these bargains It will pay you to buy now if you need the goods this year It will pay you to see this mammoth slock before you buy THE CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO MIDDLETOWN N Y Waich tie
