North End Updates on New O WPockets and Local Happenings
Work on the new col pockets at the O and W began yesterday with treeks moved north of Wisner avenue. Pockets will run diagonally north of Wisner near the water tower and be self elevating to replace gravity tracks. Residents watched Company T on a State road hike. Other O and W workers include Herman and Edward Van Wagner. A minor wreck near Luzon caused no injuries. George Romer returned to Jack's Yunch after a brief absence. North End Garage reports sales of eight cylinder Oldsmobile and Cadillac vehicles to local buyers. John Eager attended the firemen’s parade in Poughkeepsie. The North End Gerege installed a new engine to auto-rehone cylinders, a notable efficiency upgrade.
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Wisner Avenue
Water Tower
Marfield Yards
North End
Warwick to Have July Chautauqua
Warwick June 28 season tickets for the Community Chautauqua to be held on Red Swan grounds at Warwick July 8 inclusive are available at Advertiser office Dispatch office Rightmyer’s drug store Armstrong’s city pharmacy Fed Swan Tan At Florida Vernon’s drug store Edenville Everett’s store New Milford Steinbech’s store Delivare post office Transferable season tickets also offered
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Warwick
Red Swan
Advertiser
Dispatch
Rightmyer’s Drug
Armstrong’s City Pharmacy
Fed Swan Tan
Florida
Vernon’s
Edenville
Everett’s
New Mulford
Steinbech’s
Delivare
Sere's a Good "Rub-Down" for Sore Muscles Ad
An old time ad touts Rheuma Tiniment to ease muscle soreness after strenuous workouts. It promises quick absorption, no residue, and a rejuvenated feeling. Tuthtill & Terhune and Tut hils Pharmacy are named advertisers.
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Athieves
Tuthill & Terhune
Tuthil
Warwick notices detail summer plans and society news
Out of town parties can secure tickets by telephoning H. C. E. Morford or other listed contacts. Dr. G. Fred Pitts home on Oakland avenue rented for summer to Mrs. A. D. Martin. The Shingle House will be open Fridays at 3 p.m. for public tours. T. E. Millimen to demonstrate limestone use on clover fields at Henry P. Demarest farm Saturday. Norman J. Murray from New York returns to Warwick for summer. Mrs. Thomas P. Fowler and family from New York at their country home The Belair for summer. Henry C. Murray back from Egypt, en route to South America. Thomas Kehl, recently joined the navy, visiting relatives. Sydney Grover Books, Soong, graduates from Columbia with MA and BA. Baptist picnic planned at Lake Hemisphere Circleville with trains from James Street and Wickham depots.
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H. C. E. Morford
G. Fred Pitts
Oakland Avenue
A. D. Martin
Brooklyn
Historical Society of
Town of
Warwick
T. E. Millimen
Orange County Farm Bureau
Henry P. Demarest
Norman J. Murray
New York
Emms Vernon Raller
Thomas P. Fowler
Belair
Henry C. Murray
Mr. Murray
Egypt
Newport News
South America
Thomas Kehl
Wavy
Large 25x54 inch bath towels in coarse white weave
These towels measure 25 by 54 inches and feature an extra heavy coarse absorbent weave. Some have slight mill imperfections or minor oil soiling, but most appear perfect under inspection. They are pure white and hemmed, ready for use.
Perfect reinforced socks for summer wear line
Perfect goods offer reinforced heels and toes in helioctrope gray tan navy blue white and black. A sturdy breathable sock option for warm months and everyday use.
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Company T
North Street
State Road
Herman
Edward van Wagner
Luzon
Harry Crumley
Jim” Gaynor
Archie Brommers
Middletown City Tren Works
Martin
George Romer
Jack
James McAloon
Ed. van Wagner
John Eager
Pough- Keepsie
Chautauqua
Jewett
Sherwin-Williams
Moore
W. W. Young
Sotrankdin
PHAR
Soong
Sydney Grover Books
Bir
William Soong
New Hempton
Columbia University
Devries, Auerbach £ Cornell
Nassau Street
New York City
Baptist Sunday School
Lake Hemeside
Circlevile
James Street
Wickhamsteane Depost
Tompkins
Eweweeeas
Clark’s O. N. T
Middletown, N. Y
Black Sox
Madame Lyra
Coats
Jone Sale
Sik
Serge
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