Orange County Supervisors Near End of Year Session
Orange County Board of Supervisors neared adjournment as chairman Bullwinkle indicated Friday would end the annual session. Minutes show bond approval for Poor Durland at $10,900, and a reduction in printed proceedings to 2,000 copies. The election commissioners reported expenses of $33,549.16, and a push to raise the deputy sheriff's salary to 1,200 is noted. Proceedings cover condemnation plans for Carmwell West Point highway No 5485 and a coroner's report. The board adjourned until Friday morning at 9:30.
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Gosden
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Yesterdar
Bullwinkle
Orange Farm
Durland
Seeger
Port
Jervis Gavette
Board of Supervisors
Sherif
John D Stivers
Comir
Carmwell- West Point
Storm King Stone Companys
Compar
Philip A. Moson
Bullwinja
Coroners’ Committee
Cdilis
W. D. VenVier & Son
Goshen
Sullivan County Poor Official Downie Arraigned on Grand Larceny Charge
Sullivan county poor superintendent Downie, arrested at his Wurtsboro home on a grand larceny warrant issued by County Judge George H. Smith, faced preliminary hearing in Monticello. Bonds of $1,000 were posted to insure appearance. officials note shortages approaching $10,000. District Attorney George L Cooks and several county supervisors attended the arraignment as lawyers prepare for the Tuesday hearing.
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Times-Press
Dane Ae Deen
Cornelius EL Wre
Selfran County
Wurtsboro
George H. Smith
Hobart Hull
Bownie
Monticello
William Miller
DaMont C. Mitchell
Downie
Smith
Sullivan County
Wurtshoro
Brownie
George L Cooks
Board of ‘Supervisors
Commerce Forum to Meet Tonight at Commercial Hotel
The Chap ter of Commerce members forum will convene at 7 PM at the Commercial Hotel. Dinner will be served as about 50 members discuss appointing a committee to recruit 160 prospective members, securing a regular meeting place, and programs. Attendees sign an attendance card and two names gain three minutes at the next meeting to advocate their business. President Gould reports secretary Gus D. Theleen will arrive by January 6.
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Chapter of Commerce
Forwn
T Hat
Forum
Chamber
Gould
Gus D. Theleen
Christmas entertainment at First Presbyterian Sunday School
The Christmas entertainment of the First Presbyterian Sunday School will be held at 7:34 p.m. A novel program has been prepared and attendees will contribute stories for distribution in the city. The Grand Eagles plan a card party at Eagle Hall on Friday afternoon, December 29, inviting all.
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First Presbyterian
Ceinck
Grand Eagles
Eagle Rail
Liberty Boy Given A Chance To Reform
James Porter a 19 year old of Liberty was arrested for petit larceny linked to bogus checks totaling about 40 dollars. Recorder Starr granted a suspended sentence with three conditions including reimbursement to his father, weekly reports to the police, and potential forgery charges if he fails. Porter left jail with his father after the order on Wednesday evening and returned to Liberty this morning.
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James Porter
Liberty
Howard M. Starr
Porter
Willard Porter
Sam Green
McCouch
Starr
Paneters
Brink and Clark Hardware Firm to Continue Business
A bankruptcy petition was filed in New York on Wednesday against Brink & Clark Hardware Company. Liabilities are about 318,834 with assets around 18,240. Judge Mayer appointed G. Townsend as receiver, allowed him to run the business for 30 days. Art Townsend bonded for 3,900. Frank H. Finn acts as receiver’s attorney. Creditors may select a trustee to close the firm. Major creditors include Merchants' Bank. The firm, once Leander Brink and James A Clark, later became Brink & Clark Hardware Company with Leander Brink and Charles H. Brink as stockholders.
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New York
Brink & Clark Hardware Company
Ts City
North Street
Lan
King Street
Mayer
G. T. Townrsend
Art Townsend
Frank HL Finn
Merchants’ Bank
Brink & Clark
Leander Brink
James A Clark
Charles H. Brink
Clark
Enjoyable Dance at Chester Draws Regional Couples
A Wednesday holiday dance in Chester brought couples from Middletown Goshen Warwick Biotroe Washingtonville Central Vestey and Florida to the Knights of Pythias Hall. McConnal's Orchestra provided music for the event and a buffet luncheon followed at midnight. Organizers B Durland M B Smith R A Miller Thor Smith M S Durand HL Murray N G Helme were credited with the success.
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Middletown
Goshen
Warwick
Biotroe
Washingtonville
Central Vestey
Florida
Chester
Knights of Pythias Hall
Occasios
B. @ Durland
M. B. Smith
R. A. Miller
Thor
J Smith
Durand
HL Murray
N. G.helme
X mas Exercises at Parish House Grace Church
Christmas entertainment for Grace Church children and friends is set for Parish House Friday December 29 with two shows at 8 0 PM and 7 86 PM Hazel Rodman of New Park performs sleight of hand and music. Sunday school members recite sing and dance. Candy presents will be given to all Sunday school members and invited guests.
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Children of Grace Church
Hazel Rodman
Newpark
Grace Church
Meeting of Aldermen Is Harmonious
Aldermen held a brief year end session in the committee room with the new aldermen elect George Miller Frank Davis Francis Ki Grimmey and William A Furnell in attendance. The meeting approved hearmg no objections to West Main street block paving and heard reports from city officials including the Building Committee and Public Works.
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Miles
Ogden
George Miller
Frank
Davis
Francis Ki Grimmey
Wiliam A Furnell
Meyer Thompson
Orange County Lighting Company
Common Council
Commissioner of Public Works
Phoenix
Clerk Stanton
Che
Teylor
DuVall
Ita
Korschen
Aiferman Herres
McCorch
Alderman Rackett
Board of Education
Aldgearman Hollgaty
Taylor
Herres
Convicted Prisoners Arraigned At County Court
Four prisoners who pleaded guilty to various charges were brought before Judge Seeger at a special term of county court in Newburgh. Alexander Corra avoided immediate punishment with a suspended sentence for theft. Peter Macrovich’s assault case was postponed for four days to review his story. Darryn Khite’s perjury case was delayed for a week at the defense request. John Williams’ case on neglect of a minor was postponed pending sanity examination due to questions about his earning ability.
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Times-Fress
Newburgh
Darryn Khite
Goshen
Tony Lewis
Middleton
White
J. D. Wilson, Jr
John Williams
Berlin records German success in Roumanian theatre
International News Service reports Berlin says German forces under General Falkeney and the Ninth Army achieved full victory in the Roumanian theatre. Russian counterattacks failing to stem the advance. additional prisoners and machine guns captured. Austro German flank broken near Akbyonik Sarat with 10,229 Russians captured. English attacks near Doiran fail. Russian raiding detachments repulsed on eastern front.
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International
Berlin
Sayville
Falkenkeye
War Office
Himain Sarat
Seround Akbyonik Sarat
Debradja
Bulganan
Lake Doiran
Des
Dairymen to Meet in Pine Bush Hall
Dairymen gather Saturday evening at Grange Hall Pine Bush with Prof Bontelte of Cornell speaking on Feeding the Dairy Cows in high cost feed times. Demonstrations on mixing feed and blackboard figures, Roop reporting on the Dairymen League progress, and T BE Milliman of the Farm Bureau outlining spring farm preparations.
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Grange Hall
Pine Bush
Bontelte
Cornell
Roop
Dairymen’s League
T. BE. Milliman
Farm Bureau
Failure of Overtures to Mean Renewal of Fierce Fighting
Washington reports that Germany will not consider peace talks until terms are clear and in conference form. Entente diplomats demand open terms before any renewal of fighting, with Wilson awaiting Germany’s official reply to the peace note.
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International News Service
Washington
Germany
London
Paris
Petrograd
Entente
Wilson
Gerard
Berlin
Onz
Entente Ambas Rlez
Czar Nichols
Penrce
France
Sermi
United States
Vienna
Sofia
Constantinople
Herne
Switzerland
Lord George
Russia
England
Barn Fire Destroys Estate Near New Paltz
A Christmas morning blaze three and a half miles east of New Paltz destroyed a barn and its contents on C. L. Van Orden’s estate. Five horses, 50 tons of hay, five wagons and three sleighs were lost. Damage is estimated at $3,000 and fully covered by insurance.
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Teutons
Orohom
Monticelly
Commerce Forum
1St Presbyterian
Ethel Toussaint
St. Giles
Brooklyn
Liberty Boy
Brink and Clark Hardware Firm
G. T. Townsend
North Street Company
Texas Oll Co
Clark Stanton
Judge Seeger
Pine Bush Hall
Wea
Forse
New Paltz
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