Mrs Young Hosts Scotchtown Card Club
Mrs W Young hosted the Scotchtown Bridge Club with three tables in play and prizes for Mrs Pau Harmon, Mrs Charles Weyant, and W Hous ton. Refreshments were served as residents Anna Gregory and Anna Hasbrouck returned from visits. Harry Beakey moved from the Richard Slee farm to Phillipsburg. Schultz rented the Slee farm for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchtown
W. Young
Bridge Club
Pau. Harmon
Charles Weyant
W. Houston
Harry Beakey
Richard Slee
Phillipsburgh
Schultz
Wallace Fem
Hies
Anna Gregory
New Paltz
Scotchton Sewing Club
B. Young
Washingtonville Athenia Club Hears Housing Talk
The March Athenia meeting at Moffat Library drew 175 members and guests. Mrs. Helen Hanning of New York spoke on Housing Conditions in New York City, highlighting high rents and unsanitary rooms, stimulating interest in urban housing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hanning
New York
Newburgh
Washingtonville
Mar
Athenia
Moffat Library
E. J. McLaughlin
Harriet Hunter
Brice Barr
George E. Howard
McCarrell H. Leiper
Biauvelt
N. J
Leiper
Carl Holden
New York City
Hanning
United States
Mrs. Hanning
Maple Sugar Season Opens at Rock Hill
Rock Hill March 17 William Avery served as juryman at this term of court. William Couch, Robert Davies, Luke Davies and others tapped trees and produced maple syrup. Mrs. George Linkletter recuperates with her sister in law Mrs. John Linkletter. Aretus Hoyt recovers after illness. Mrs. Hoyt and Mrs. Pearl Ables receive care. Mrs. Bates hosted a carpet rag bee with several attendees. Joseph Smith gains work at Fallsburgh. Lettie Rice, back from New York, is home sick two weeks with her mother. A pastor and wife Mr Garrett hosts a gathering and plans a party in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
William Avery
William Couch
Robert Davies
Luke Davies
George Linkletter
John Linkletter
Aretus Hoyt
Hoyt
Pearl Ables
Pearl Ables. Mrs. Bates Had A Carpet Rag Bee. Those Present Were Mrs. Hoyt
Ables
G. Linkletter
Mary Linkletter
Anson Bates
Russell Lord
Joseph Smith
Fallsburgh
Lettie Rice
New York
Jane Rice
Garrett
Ridgebury Epworthians to Give Oyster Supper Thursday
Ridgebury March 15 An oyster supper under Epworth League auspices will be held Thursday evening at the Parish House starting 6 30 P M until all are served Mr Yank Sea Food House proprietor will prepare and serve the meal Committee in charge John Smith Willard Heselton Arthur Lynch and fourth vice president Lester Has elton Also notes on parishioners and Epworth League business and Fourth of July committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Helen Tuthill Earle
Henry Hudson
van Dyke
Paula Fox
Norma Hookey
Mr. Corning
Edwin Markham
Civic Club
Blooming Grove
D.A.R
William Cooper
Goshen Avenue
Washingtonville
Ridgebury
Epworth League
St. Patrick’s Day
Yank
The
Sea Food House
John Smith
Willard Heselton
Arthur Lynch
Lester Haselton
Oscar Post
William Harlor
Walter Harlor
Charles Harford
Pine Bush
Mary Ellis
Charles Lynch
Thomas Falshaw
Mrs Anna Douglas Dies in Washingtonville on March 13
Mrs. Anna Douglas widow of James Douglas died at her son A C Douglas Washingtonville on Sunday morning March 13 after a lung illness. She was born in Delhi NY and lived in New Kingston NY in earlier life. Survived by daughter Mrs A R Johnson Pueblo CO and six years in Washingtonville with son. Funeral held March 16 at 7 30 pm at A C Douglas home. Burial March 17 at Bovina Center Delaware county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Anna Douglas
James Douglas
A. C. Douglas
Douglas
New Kingston
N. Y
A. R. Johnson
Pueblo
Colorado
Delhi
Presbyterian Church
A. C. Dounglas
A. M. Conger
Bovina Center
Delaware County
Bloomingburg Prepares For Tuesday Election
Bloomingburg ready for the annual village election to be held Tuesday afternoon in Memorial Hall from 4 to 8. James Connell builds a house on recently purchased property from William Brink while William Ennis recruits workers to cut railroad ties on Winterton land. Local residents note robins and kildeer sightings as the ice on Shawangunk Kill recedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Mar
James Rumsey
Glen Wild
Fred Clark
Ruth Godfrey
Louise Cudney
New Rochelle
Charles Godfrey
High View
Hillary Rank
Emery
Hall
W. H. Smith
Middletown
Shawangunk Kill
Bullville
James Connell
William Brink
Robins
Albert Ennis
Kildeer
William R. Ennis
Winterton
Mrs. Charles Barlow Dies at Salisbury Mills
Salisbury Mills March 17 funeral held for Mrs. Charles Barlow who died at her home last Wednesday. Burial in Bethlehem cemetery. She had been ill after an operation at St. Luke's Hospital and lived in the village for years. Survived by husband. Pallbearers named. Nearby social notes mention relatives visiting and local residents moving homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Mills
Charles Barlow
Bethlehem Cemetery
New Equipment for Post Office in Hurleyville
Hurleyville residents report the post office received a new outfit including hundreds of lock boxes desks cabinets stamps and money order and parcel post windows installed by Nicholas Featherly of Corbin Cabinet Lock Co An orderly modernization effort cited by local officials and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurleyville
Edwin Ruthven Dow
M. E
George Cooley
Lee Lounsbury
Helen
Smith Street
Middletown
W. D. LaBagh
Nicholas Featherly
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co
New Britain
Hazel
N. Y
J. Ostoby
Ed. Lounsbury
Claire Prince
Ladies’ Aid Society
Florence Wood
Lee Laidaw
Epworth League
Franklin Girl Receives Gifts At Miscellaneous Shower
Franklin New Jersey on March 14 reports a local miscellaneous shower for a young girl. Family members and neighbors attended, presenting a variety of gifts to celebrate the occasion and support her ahead of upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Sanatorium bill moves to Smith in New York Senate
The New York State Senate on Tuesday passed Assemblyman A. G. Hall's tuberculosis sanatorium bill affecting Orange County. It now goes to Governor Smith for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Senate
A. G. Hall
Orange County
Smith
Justice Rosch Grants Custody of Hendrickson Children
Justice Joseph Rosch granted custody of Lillian 13, Gertrude 19, and William to their maternal grandparents in Mongaup Valley pending the Hendrickson divorce in Monticello. William Hendrickson must pay $9 weekly support and may visit at proper times. The daughters testified about flight from Young Street and food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Joseph Rosch
Hendrickson
Lillian
Gertrude
William
Jason Ballard
Mongaup Valley
William J. Hendrickson
Young Street
Liberty
Mortimer Fisher
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Mrs. Young
Anna Hasbrouck
Mrs. Jurgea
Broadway
Newburgh, N. Y
City Terrace
Athenia Club
Eceaa
America
Chadel
Eee Stoughan
Omnes
Detroit
N. C. Lawson Motor Co
Highland Mills
Central Valley, N. Y
Epworthians
Harry Tuthill
Selah Tuthill
Quassaick
Kelley
Samuel J. Kramer
John Y. Gerow
Orange
Young People’s Club
Blooming Grove Church
Dora Judson
Daniel Reilly
Anna Walsh
Mary Higgins
Margaret
Joseph Kennedy
John O'Dell
Cornwall
Storm King Arms
Fred Benson
Baxter Farm
Benson
New Jersey
Joint Stock Land Bank
Newark
Campbell Hall
Henry V. Clark
M. E. Church
Rose McEntee
Franklin Hospital
Leon A. Dolan
Ogdensburg
Sussex County
Miss McEntee
F. C. Devore
Warren Hastings
Donald McKechnie
Sussex County Trust Company
George F. Wolff
New Jersey Zinc Company
William P. Sutphen
Franklin, N. J
Bill
Justice Rosch
Bluebird Shop
Monroe, N. Y
Elbridge T. Smith
Schoonmaker
Water St
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