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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
2
Arrs. George Graham, who was operated upon at Thrall Monday morning, is improving and expects to return to Sprague Avenue in a few days.
Goshen County Life Club hosted Barry Davis of Sugar Loaf Wall for a lively talk on Holsteins and farming methods. A busy schedule followed with lectures, skating, and farm tours planned through January at several Goshen area locations.
A Friday evening program at St. Pauls Church drew a good-sized audience of city residents. The High School orchestra led by Roswell Greene and William Carmeling performed, with duets by Elizabeth Madden and Louise Jordan, readings by Mrs Albert Green, piano solos by Prof A Stanley Dean, and vocal numbers by Russ Madden and William Tremper. A male quartet with Dean Tremper Wengenroth and Hodge sang Old Black Joe with violin obligato by Dr S N Holt. Encores followed and ice cream and cake ended the social hour. Prof Dean acted as auctioneer for remaining cake and cream. The committee was Mrs H P Powers, Mrs H C Herbison and Miss Maida E Lyon.
Kate Davis faces public intoxication charges and a suspended sentence after arraignment in Goshen. Nettie Winfeld fined $50. John P. Killoran released on recognizance after intoxication charges. Lecture on dancing by Rev. Nichols set for East Main Street. Hodson to open public training stable next year. Supreme Court decision pending in Browrleigh stock farm case. George W. Murray returns to bank duties. Everett Memorial foundation and center design advancing.
A decedent's real estate sale at City Hall in the Morrison estate drew lively bidding from women relatives. The 217 acre farm in Greenville and Minisink, near Westtown, sold for 5200 to Martha C Morrison after early bidding reached 5300 but stalled as late arrivals joined.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L Shelton return from New York where they stayed with Joseph Eckel. Miss Mary K Costello and Richard Lewis of Chester Pa are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jubb. Bruce North visited his parents in Walton. George W Waddell of Briscoe visiting relatives. Mrs. Orrin Broadhead of Mongaup Weller visiting sister Mrs. John Fuess. Mrs. R. B. Wright of Walton spent Friday with friends. Mrs. M DeGraw visiting her parents in Roscoe. Mrs. Hiram Horton of New York returning to Goshen. Mrs. Charles Faulkner called to Rochester Ind and has returned home.
Berlin reports to Washington that the Seebeck steamer was sailing near a hostile naval port at night with no lights or nationality marks, and the submarine commander believed it a hostile vessel. The note accompanies by her son Albert Faulkner and family for a short stay. Mrs Hattie Hoskins returned to Syracuse after visiting. Mae Bogdanski travels to Albany for a week with her sister Mrs John J O Rourke. Brothers Ben and Paul accompanied her, staying in Albany until spring.
Jottings note a dance at Slate Hill inviting Yourself and Yadies to attend Tuesday evening December 12 hosted by Wawaranda Social Club with Mc Williams' orchestra.
Villista bandits reportedly trapped a Carranza cavalry column near Fresno a few miles from Chihuahua City. parts of the force are said to be cut to pieces as Carranza reinforcements move in. Fighting continues as authorities assess the engagement.
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