Married couple marks thirty third anniversary
March 3 report notes Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Nanny celebrated their thirty third wedding anniversary last Monday. Several church events are listed including eight new members being received by profession of faith during communion. Updates cover visits by Ida Colwell to her daughter in Tuxedo and George B. Welch to Passaic, with Adele Christie visiting Middletown. Wailing improves after a week confined to bed. Justin Bird recovers from scarlet fever but remains homebound. Funeral notices mention Mrs. Chandler of Corn Wall lineage and Bethlehem Church burial. Rev Cranstom and Rev Reynolds praise her character. O. U. A. M. Salisbury Mills to host sociable for benefit at Jerome Crowell’s on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
O. T
Sun Ae
Ida Colwell
Tuxedo
George B. Welch
Passaic
Adele Christie
Middletown
Justin Bird
George M. Cranstom
Kew Paltz
Charles Reynolds
Bethlehem
Tweed
Chandler
Chamiler
Corn Wall
Orrin Chandler
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Salisbury Mills
Jerome Crowell
Chester News Briefs From March Reports
March notes reveal Mr Charles Milburn improving slowly. Hudon Green buys Craig house from Frank Durland. W S Storer to occupy Fowler Banker's house on Academen avenue in spring. A child born to Mr and Mrs Tony Bedell. Miss Anna Moore of Neimerville and Corcoran's daughter, Meadow Avenue, both ill but improving. Edward Hing involved at Masbrook. H Wilson Reed wired for electric light in Central Valley. town awaits more lines before full service. Eggs cited at twenty cents in Chester. Roach to move to Gratz farm near Glenmere. Polish newlyweds to take over, Roberts to manage Seel’s peach orchard shores. A well-to-do farmer between Chester and Florida struck by Cupid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Milburn
Hudon Green
Craig
Frank Durland
W. S. Storer
Fowler Banker
Tony Bedell
Anna Moore
Imerville
Corcoran
Meadow Avenue
Desse Edward Hing
Masbrook
H. Wilson
Central Valley
Saturias
Times-Press
Rosicru
Cess
Chester
Wiliam Otis
Summittilic
Roach
Herman Gratz
Glenmere
Forgier
Edward Green
Roberts
James Seel
Florida
Cupid
Local Montgomery Items and Church Notices
Montgomery columns report Edward Pitts securing interior work at Dr E B Ross Elos, religious services across Presbyterian and M E churches, and twenty joins to Presbyterian church. Notables include George Overheiser inviting gatherings, Sears taking Insurance post in Paterson, Black Knight minstrel receipts, and travel notes on E B Walker heading to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pitts
BE. Ross Elos
F. Voger
Bultville
John E. Currens
Presbyterian Church
CW. Alberti
M. E. Cauren
Funeral of Mrs. Gregory Brundage at Salisbury Mills
The February 28 funeral at the M E Church in Salisbury Mills honored Mrs. Gregory Brundage, 36, who died after two months of illness from middle ear inflammation leading to cerebral meningitis. She leaves three children ages six, three, and one, and is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J F Clouser. She married Mr. Brundage in 1890 and was described as a devoted wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Brundage
M. E. Church
Salisbury Mills
J. F. Clouser
Weather Delays and Local Notices At Otisville
Inclement weather postpones the W. C. T. U. meeting to March 10 at Mrs J. M. Park’s home for 2 p.m. The page lists numerous local updates: illnesses, travels, family visits, church events, and small town happenings involving Otisville residents and nearby towns, with several confirmations of travel, illness, and social visits.
Pine Bush Church Seeks Continued Services
Considerable interest has been shown in the special services at the M.EL Church over the past five weeks. It has been decided to keep them going for another week though Miss Watson has other engagements. The congregation departs for other fields of labor on Saturday morning. Rev. W. J. Reed will be assisted each evening by local talent. A. R. Armstrong, delegate from Graham's U. P. Church, attended the recent conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.el
Local notes on visits and property moves in Middletown
A report details Friday visits by Inter-Hhrough Realty Co. agent A P Weed to Middletown, Amoinette Woodruff's two week visit, and Fred D Decker’s purchase of a corner building on Main Street once home to the K P. Louis J Davis’s purchase of the Wallace building and conversion of upper floors. The Pine Busa Library Association applauds H R Taylor for a gift of land for a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crawford
Auburn
A. P. Weed
Inter-Hhrough Realty Co
New York
Weed
Moffet
Middletown
Amoinette Woodruff
Pine Busa Library Association
H. HR. Taylor
Orange County
Dent
Stony Ford News Roundup and Local Happenings
Heavy rain floods Wallkill area washing away ice while Harold Witkin nears full recovery. Bookstaver and Green fill the Stony Ford and Crystal Run ice houses delivering over fifty carloads. Lena Ferguson and Theodore Smith announce plans to wed at Port Jervis on March 14. Grange dance on March 16 draws invites from nearby communities. Fred Bliven to leave Middletown milk route April 1 amid local candidacy chatter. James Ellis tours New City and attends Sportsmen’s Show. Miss J Potts returns to New York City after a visit with the Crans family. J H Ford stock farm workers seek other jobs. weather mystery looms over cyclone or earthquake. S G Stage plans stock sale around March 20 near the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill
Harold Witkin
Bookstaver & Green
Stony Ford
Crystal Run
Lena Ferguson
Theodore Smith
Port Jervis
Grange
Fred Bliven
Middletown
James Ellis
New City
Mis J. Potts
New York City
John Crans
J. H. Ford Stock Farm
S. G. Stage
Funeral services for Walter Johnson held in Washingtonville
In Washingtonville the Presbyterian Church hosted Walter Johnson's funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 09 officiated by Rev. McCallum. The procession left for Woodlawn Cemetery around 3 26 with interment in the receiving vault awaiting spring transfer to Canada, flowers numbered 825, with musical selections by Cora Giles and Carrie Brooks, R M Tweed acting as undertaker. Five Erie superiors visit to review route cuts, Moffat house rental dispute, Lan Babcock named Erie section foreman, and communion services earlier in the day drew praise for Rev. McCallum. A moving picture show at Moffat Hall drew a small crowd, while Theodore Dekar rented the Humphrey building upper floor and will move there from the cemetery house in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Presbyterian Church
McCallum
Woodlawn
Reingdins
Canada
Cora Giles
Carrie Brooks
R. M. Tweed
Erie
Joseph Moffat
Humphrey
Lan Babcock
New Windsor
Pressterian
Ietter
Will board with Misa Jenale then Rusger Dusenbury
Dusenbury has been home the past two weeks due to neck swelling. He has gathered and broken and is now getting better. Hector Moffat remains quite active and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Jenale
Rusger
Dusenbury
Bloomingburg Society and Local Happenings
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Albert Hultsianden's Friday at 3 20 PM. Members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs James Miehles of New Prospect visit with Mr and Mrs Barnard Vermilyea. Mr Little and Miss Houston of Valley visit the brother of Mr and Mrs Frankson at Shawango Lodge. A sociable proceeds to aid ministers. About seven from here attended the Pine Bush meeting Thursday night. Clarence Decker remains ill with a severe cold. Mr Montgomery has been in New York recently. Mr Nooman of New York City, staying here to regain health, died Sunday morning of tuberculosis, leaving a wife and one daughter. Several people are seeking locations for the spring. J F Bennet reports a fine ice harvest on his fen house. Frog Shafer, ill since November, is able to take a short ride Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denni
Colline
Francis
New York
George T. Overheiser
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Maren G
England
George W. Doremus
Paterson
Robert
Brown
Fasiir
Frank W. Mead
Johnson
Mageh O
J. M. Park
Mae Srmonds
Ness
Arminda Brown
Joseph Conklin
Unionvie
Leonard Klnasse i
Mises Quackenbush
Middletown
Susan Holley
Port Jervis
Oliver Moore
Roberts
Schlase
Monn Hope
C. C. Church
George Robertson
Texas
Howell
Curtis Carter i
Elisha D. Halseaple
Lewis
Walden
Franklin
Joan Pierson
Park
Ansel Eagar
George Fant
Mahwah
H. H. Brown
Winterton
Cora B. Pierson
Corona
L. L
Jenkins
Mirs
Lockwood
Welles
Merrit
Jolin Pierson
Gideon Case
Fridar
Floratelle Rose
Mehan
Delhi
Ida
Curtis Carter
Port Orange
Weis
Tita Farents
Sidner
Moun
Hope
S. Wallace Smith
Ira
Edith Smith
Flord Roesen
Renearsal
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Albert Hultsianden
James Miehles
New Prospect
Barnard Vermilyea
Little
Miss Houston
Valley
Frankson
Shawango Lodge
D. W. Bell
Seever
Pine Bush
Clarence Decker
Montgomery
Nooman
New Yo
City
Nny
J. F. Bennet
Frog Shafer
Sundar
Residents Remembered and Local Deaths in Neversink
In Neversink Mrs. Heron aged resident died last week and was buried in Liberty Cemetery with undertaker Briers of Grahamsville and Rev. MM Piper officiating. She leaves two children Mrs W. HLH Williams and Wesles. Herman Osterbout near the town died of consumption and buried at Liberty Cemetery. Fred Houghinliog, a Me Mora farmer, broke a leg while working in the woods with Millard Krum. Dr Munson of Woods Cross is buying spring millinery. Richard Van Buren returned to Middletown after visiting home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heron
Liberty
Briers
Grahamsville
MM Piper
W. Hlh. Williams
Wesles
Herman Osterbout
Liberty Cemetary
Fred Houghinliog
Mora
We Woods
Millard Krum
Dr. Munson
Woods Cross
Richard van Buren
Middletown
Local notices from E area 6 A detailing movements and events
J Nanamaker moved Monday into George Smith's house. Lewis Finch and wife spent Sunday with uncle Olover Clapham. Mrs Charles Bennett ill at home of Mrs E Harris. The Brotherhood meets tonight at Brother Albert Hakslander's home. Communion services planned next Sunday at the Reformed Church with a preparatory lecture Saturday at 4 PM. A revival at Pine Bush draws about eighty young people from the M E Church. K Evans in Goshen on business. Edgar McWilliams hosted by cousin Miss Sadie Evans. Mrs Oscar Winter of Ardleton visiting Mrs Chambers. Edgar Evans moving gear to Otisville after purchasing a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nanamaker
George Smith
Lewis Finch
Middletown
Olover Clapham
Charles Bennett
E. Harris
Brotherhood
Albert Hakslander
Reformed Church
Ihe
Pine Bush
M. E
Miss Watson
K. Evans
Goshen
Edgar McWilliams
Middle
Torn
Sadie Evans
Oscar Winter
Ariddletoun
Chambers
Edgar Evans
Otisvile
Real Estate Changes Hands in Sullivan County
Frederick A Wasserman, a New York silk manufacturer, acquires the Dr Brand place in Jefferson a residence and acres of land. The Wassermars plan a permanent residence after summer visits. Price reported as 1006 dollars. Supervisor Leander H Durland of Monticello sells his farm to Charles Hummell of Centreville with possession on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Frederick A. Wasserman
New York
Dr. Brand Place
Jefferson
Wassermars
Leander H. Durland
Monticello
Charles Hummell
Centreville
Gone West For Horses Load to haul fifty head
Geo W Evans of Bullville left Monday afternoon for a western trip to fetch fifty horses and expects to return around March 16 with the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Evans
Bullville
Suit Against Senator Fails Over Lands Patents Case
Supreme Court upholds Clark Montana title to 82 timber and stone act patents north of the prairie. Government had sought invalidation alleging fraud and that Senator Clark knew or should have known the patents were procured improperly. The ruling follows appeals court decisions in the long dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Clark
Montana
March
United States
Mata
Supreme
Court of Appeals
Poison Muckage Incident Leads to Domestic Quarrel
In Pa on March 6 Albert Te Long quarrelled with his wife and drank a poison that contained muckage. The drink stuck in his throat and nearly suffocated him. His jaw and tongue stuck to the roof of his mouth as the couple's discord briefly cooled before reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Te Long
Pardoned by the Czar and other frontier items
From St Petersburg comes news Emperor Nicholas pardoned former Lieutenant Schmidt who was sentenced to death after the Sevastopol mutiny aboard the Sion cruiser Ochakof. In Rochester Miss Susan B Anthony’s condition grew grave as pneumonia attacked, she is eighty six on February 15. American Rhodes scholars won three firsts and a second at Oxford field sports. Also a testimonial for Kodol Dispepsia Cure claimed to aid digestion and stomach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
St. V Petersburg
Nicholas
Schmidt
Sion
Ochakof
Sevastopol
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Miss Anthony
Ballooning竞赛在美东与政界消息连连
Wil Race in Ballsons New York 报导首次成为在美国流行的新时尚赛事将移师匹茨菲尔德等地举办。法国巴黎与佩鲁公使园等人来访示范气球飞行。另报导Peabody辞任Mutual Life的传闻及民主党在缅因州多城赢得地方选举等要闻。
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Meadow Brook
Otisville
Bakeran
Mecunt Hope
Alonzo Ogden
Washingtonville
Hector Moffat
Bloomingburg
Neversink
Sullivan County Real Estate
South Sea Islands
Washington
Marco
State Department
W. F. Doty
Tahiti
Society Islands
San Francisco
Heinze
F. Augustus Heinze
Wall Street
Hielaze
Nppers
Devel
Court of Special Sessions
Deuel
Ely
Wien Amre
Taitly
Tieir
Fen
Aia Purda
California
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Oxford
Enngleod
Rhodes
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Wil
Ballsons
Ameri
Pittsfield
Mass
Peabody
Mutual
Charles A. Feabody
Mutral Lite
New York Toan
Armstrong Commanter
Maine
Portland
Lewiston
Rockland
Barevions
Spain
Iwr
el Diluvio
Alteass
F. D. Kernechas
Ewabrs PO
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