Union Free School District 8 approves annual appropriations
At Goshen August meeting the Union Free School District No. 8 taxpayers voted all appropriations for the coming year with no dissent. The board reorganized naming Henry B. Merritt president and Charles C. Coleman clerk. Medical and janitorial appointments were made and a cultural agricultural department was postponed pending farmer committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Board of Education
Union Free School
Henryb. Merritt
Charles C. Coleman
Joseph Merritt
W. A. Wellstrensther
H. Mellen
John Coe
Aga Strong Wers
A. G. Whaler
John H. Artmann
Middletown
Annual Goshen Fire Department Parade Set for Oct 2
At a Goshen board meeting the Fire Chief recommended a parade and inspection on Thursday October 2. The board designated the date and discussed housing male prisoners during lockup repairs, with county jail care to be arranged if needed. The last band concert of the season was set for August 14. Philip A. Rorty reported a Public Service Commission hearing in New York this Thursday about trolley fare increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Board of Trustees
Hell
Frank ©. Hock
Fire Department
Board of Fire Officers
Trasters
Philip A. Rorty
Corporation Counsel
Public Service Commission
New York
Stampede of Cattle Disturbs Goshen Street Scene
A herd of about 140 cows stampeded through Goshen on East Main Street on Monday evening as they moved from the station toward Brownleigh Park Stock Farm. The dash damaged some gardens and lawns but no one was hurt, and the cattle were corralled to their loading points. Several local property transfers and notes follow, including births and Republican committee petitions from Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
East Main Street
Brownleigh Park
Rene le Drestre
Main Street
Ented
David W. Yreynot
A. P. Preston
Ef Rutherford
N. J
Vibeland
W. S. Dayton
West Main Street
C. F. Radsinsky
Middletown
Old Bills Attract Attention In Goshen Window Display
In Goshen two historic bills from 1848 or 1868, property of Charles C. Coleman, attract notice in the Van Viiet & Son window. One advertises a mam moth horse Columbus to be seen at Brighton Girl's Liberty stable near the Fly Market, New York. The other advertises the trotting stallion Harvest signed J. C. Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
W. D. van Viiet & Son
Charles C. Coleman
Columbus
Brighton & Girl’s
Liverty Stable
Fly Market
New York
J. C. Coleman
Roving notices and local updates from Goshen Aug 6
Miscellany items from Goshen dated Aug 6 cover voter petition work and filing, deaths, crops and shipping, visitors at racemeets, people connected to Camp Dix and Camp Samuel, stomach trouble leading to X ray, and surrogate court letters to Adele Smith on Ellsworth Smith estate. Includes Mr and Mrs., towns and Newburgh connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Gerhard Frechem
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
Adele.c. Smith
Washingtonville
Ellsworth Smith
Blooming Grove
Anna C. Smith
Circleville Sunday School Picnic Brings Fine Time
Circleville Aug 6 The Sunday School picnic was held Tuesday at Orange Lake with a large attendance. Autos led by Irving Gibbs carried nearly 40 participants. one minor accident occurred when the wheel of F Christiana’s car came off near George Ayres’s residence. The rain hastened the homecoming, but all reported an enjoyable day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Orange Lake
Irving Gibbs
F. Christiana
George Ayres
Bullville
Summer visitors and church notes from Chester town
Miss Camilly Thompson returns from Jersey City while Miss Adele Masterson visits in Brooklyn. Captain MacDonald of The Minimar steamer visits as repairs continue on the ship. The Feldman property is occupied by the Gilma family for August. The Presbyterian Church will close for two Sundays and Rev. Bennet will preach the last Sunday in August. William Durland visits Scranton. John Meyea visits his sick mother in Newburgh. A Neeburgh mechanician is injured when a Gesoline tank explodes at the Newbergh Yacht Club yard. the machine, operated by Exel James Wheeler, belonged to the American Attial Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Camilly Thompson
Melvin Wilkins
Jersey City
N. J
Adele Masterson
Brooklyn
L. A
F. Girma
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Bennet
Sugar Loaf
List
William 5
Durland
Scranton
John Meyea
Newburgh
Newsurgh
Treione
Times
Neeburgh
Sar Sretsz
Rie Lee
Middletown Personal News Roundup From Local Homes
A long list of visitors and travelers fills Middletown society notes. Families, relatives, and friends from Hoboken Paterson Port Jervis Port Jervis Newburgh and New York mingle during visits and trips, with engagements at meetings, hospital updates, and vacation jaunts highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle Nolan
This City
Mae O'Shea
New York City
Mary Delmey
Port Jervis
Obituary notices for Robert Carr Tuthill and Joseph Hall
Robert Carr Tuthill longtime city businessman died Monday at 11 AM at his home on Honesty Hast Avenue after months of illness. He owned a drug store on Janis and King streets and was active in Hoffman Lodge, Cyprus Commandery, Shriners, and the United Commercial Travelers. He was a loyal First Baptist Church member and deacon candidate, loved nature, and was known for integrity and generosity. Survived by wife Emma Decker Thi, sisters Martha A Phoebe M and Sarah J, and brother J Emmet. Joseph Hall of Walden died Sunday at 78 after a farming career near Brunswick and later managing the Sharp farm on Searaville road, survived by son George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carr Tuthill
Robert
Tuthill
Times
Westtown
This County
Sarah Elliott
Janis and
King Streets
North Street
Harry Terhune
Hoffman Lodge
Fo W A.M. Cyprus Commandery
The
Shriners
United Commercial Travelers
First Baptist Church
Mr. Tuthitl
Vatura
Mr. Tuthill
Ignuss
Robert Tushit
Mr. Lutitti
Emma Decker Thi
Martha A
Phoebe M
Sarah J
J. Emmet
Joseph Hall
Walden
Beamer School
Neversink
Brunswick
Sharp Farm
Searaville Road
Ron George
Water Levels Drop in City Reservoirs
Readings from the Monhagen Highland and Shawangunk reservoirs show water depths varying from 1 foot 5 inches at Shawangunk to 22 feet 6 inches at Monhagen, with minor weekly changes and year over year comparisons reported by Times-Press at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Times-Press
City Hall
Monhagen
Highland
Shawangunk
Obsequies for Watson and Carey Held in Area Cemeteries
The late John M. Watson was mourned at his Tuthill Lane home with relatives, friends, and Monterlie fraternal members in attendance. Rev. XN. Lo Heres led the service and hymns included Lead Kindly Light. Interment followed at a local cemetery. Separate funeral services for Dr Dan dG Carey were held at 2:09 PM at the family home on Brand Street with burial in Wallkill cemetery. Attendees included Dr Samuel C. Garey and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Watson
Eilynville
Aus
Tuthill Lane
Monterlie
Lo Heres
Acword
Wwe
Virginia
Pauline Tarlot
Arakamerike
Robert C. Tuthi
Robert C. Torti
Bastavons
Flp Bunter
J. W. Thorn
J. W. Lemerest
Theodore J. Heeve
Harry Terhune
E. Lyon
5. W. Everson
Wallkill
Phillipesburgh
Daneel G. Carey
Dg Garey
Hell Morty Atermogn
G'eletk
Farmill
Brand] Street
Fimim
Wool Laen
Ebnira
Carey
Samuel C. Garey
Lilian Carer
Millesten
Pac
A. H. Conki
Har Conkha
Moty
Pedhdix
Iisdale
N J Br
Um. Lee
John Haniel
Baye
Dr Clinton T Vail to Wed Catherine Meyer in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs Frederick Meyer of Buffalo issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Catherine Louis Meyer to Dr Clinton I Vail of Yonkers son of Mr and Mrs Alton J Vail of this city. The ceremony will be held Saturday August at 84 Auburn Avenue Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Meyer
Buffalo
Catherine Louis Meyer
Clinton I. Vail
Yonkers
Andis
Alton J. Vail
Auburn Aven
Mus
Weddings Join Judd Ryder and Hazel Ryder in Camden
Miss Hazel Ryder of Camden and William C. Judd of Lowry Va were married July 24 at Elxton Md by Rev George Jones. The couple will reside at 76 1 2 Carmen Street Camden N J where Judd works for the Pennsylvania railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd—Ryder
Hazel Ryder
Camden, MJ
William C. Judd
Lowry, Va
George Jones
Elxton
Judd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Ryiler
Ferndale
Murderer of Two Women Stricken With Remorse
Newell Yale Evans, charged with a double murder in Binghamton, is treated for wounds and nervous breakdown symptoms after being moved from police custody to City Hospital. Mrs. Vera Rickard died, Mrs. Emma D. Evans helped rescue him, and counsel advised silence due to his nervous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Newell Yale Evans
Vera Rickard
Frederick G. Rickard
Rickard
Robinson Street
City Hospital
Emma D. Evans
Binshamton
Deposit
Elliott C. Evans
Dickson Avenue
Harry J. Hennessey
Local Social Roundup From Sussex to Midtow and Beyond
Notes show visits among residents in Sussex New Jersey and nearby areas. Mrs Herbert Jacobs hosted by Mrs Richard Gibbs. Mrs Julius Manandahh and Virginia stay with John Uaddicar. Mrs Thomas Sarvis and Mrs George Brand at Mrs Hang Smith's in Middetown DC. Thompson and S. Thompson families attend Yankee Lake water carnival. H C Smith family plan week of camp life. Frack Clark and children of Walla Walla Washington depart after weeks here. J M Griffin hosts guests includes Henry Griffin Leonara Gitlin Jervie and Edward Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Aug
Josaph Lemon
Mt Vernon
Leonard
Ainung Mose
Hotel Royal
Murray
Camp Samuel
Whitfiell Gibbs
Newton
N. J
Goshen and
Walden
Johneen
Herbert Jacobs
Richard Gibbs
Sussex
Juilus Manandahh
Virginia
John Uaddicar
Thomas Sarvis
Mra George Brand
Hang Smith
Middetown
D. C
Eso
Camp Liie
Frack Clark
Walla Walla, Wash
J. M. Griffin
Henry Griffin
Leonara Gitlin
Jervie
Eaward Douglass
Brookiza
Wawayvanda Grange Hosts Dance Evening
Wawayands Grange hosts a dance in the ball with Mrs William Cole inviting neighbors. Otisvite Orchestra provides music and refreshments will be served. A neighboring resident Travis Kenworthy of Liberty underwent an operation at the Middle town hospital Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Hanson
Ridgewood
N. J
Alma Evans
Middletown
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Paterson
Wawayvanda Grange
Wawayands Grence
Mra
Wiliam Cole
Fee Miles Rao
Otisvite Orchestra
Granites
Fay Viel
Travis Kenworthy
Liberty
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Board of Education of
Wea Eee
HOOKA
Goshen Fire Department
Orchard Street
Thomas W. Bradley
Alfyron Quick
Orchant Street
James Ford
Minisink
John
Weber
Academy Avenue
Tha City
Wiliam Schade
Welden
Herbert Hacklenbroich
James Weillington White
Orange Attdun
Atgua
James Wellington, Jr
Commissioners of Elections
John B. Srorey
Albert N. House
Henry B. Merritt
Wiliam A. Handereen
George F. Gregz
Grezg
C. R. Shons
Orange County
Mr. Shons
West
Walter W. Ter ‘Seer
John Terwilliger
Montgomery
Lef
Washington
Dar
Terwilliger
Tere Preciei
Ang
Reece
Jeney City
Thomas W. Murmy
Cesena
Daniel W. Vreeland
Fanny Belkman
Daniel William Vreeland
Rutherford, NJ
Monroe
John J. Downey
Maple Avenue
Juto
George H. Miller
Fair Oaks
Edna Welter
Mary Terwilliger
Georgy Briackerhoff
Sewhursh
M. H. Sante
Yankee Lake
Raymond Ell
William Amphel
Fairfays
Ruth Morgan
M. H. Santee
A. C. Santee
Harry Woodruff
Ds FH
Annie Woodruff
Susie Mills
N. A. Lemon
Lizzie Studor
Elsie Bull
Ean
Pccial Noteu
Fusty" Holmbraker
Tree, M. C. A
United Cigar Stores
Franklin Squire
Mrs. B. Holden
Raymond Hiden
Hoboken
Viva Evans
Angus
Peter Herrevoets
Ik Wawayanda Avenue
Misa J. Berry
S. Fenner
Franklin, N
Marion Pride
William FP. Pride
Glatys Titahack
Pearle Warrott
Brady Williams
Sarah Willams
Annie Cooper
Danbury
Grace Hoffman
Milford
Sawhill
Penn
A. John Costello
Prospect Avenue
Creda Ieddy
A C
Cits City
William J. McEwan
New Canaan
A. G. Norton Anton
Carlton
Colimous
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington, D. Cc
Irving L. Glockner
Western Union Telecraps
Albany
Vicinity
Edward Crawford
Bowes
J. A. Cullenback
Fla
Proarh
Albert, Norton
A. G Nerten
Mies Edla Denton
Denton
Mre E SG
Cuddenack
F. Austin VanWinkte
Grand Avenue
Asbury Park
O. SM. Grasery
G.z
W. Beskes
Mias
Irene Carpentier
Lyndhurst
Astory Park
Charles Lulle
Samily
Myx Jorn DD. McCoach
Ellen
Fleanor
Milfred
Charles
Aloathelia
H. P. Stare
Alvin
Kenneth
Wallkill Arcmie
Mrs. Stare
Harpersville
Calmty
Mattie Halbert
Western Union Telegraph Sempany
Oranse
Jobo Street
Cave
Clark Pellet
Charles PL Norton
Burton
Monticelli
Tome
Bawton J. Lemon
Detroit
Cohcern
United States
Mary and
Helen Fletcher
Amelia Fuller
Monhagen Avenue
Imiegene & Andrus
Jamaican
Port Chester
George E. Andrus
State Hospital
R. C. White
Helen
Jobo
Catasanqua
White
Bridge Street Presbyterian Church
Bisabeth Elmer
First Presbyterian Church
Charles F. McVoy
Prospect Aremte
Mountain View House
Massen Lake
James E. Scott
Little Avenue
Uny
Masten Lake
George M. Pierson
Maybraok
A. B. Hartin
Chie
Lake Minnewaska
Walter Summers
Tompkins Dry Goods Co
East Chatham
N. Y
Frank x Dienst
Pauls
Martha
Teft
Patchogue
L. L
D. C. McMonagle
Harvey McMoonagie
Bethlehem
Ervin Cools
Maple Hill Farm
Joseph Cootes
Herman Nicholson
Dr. . Spencer
Sir Nam
Philipse Manor
George Weiler
Mary Castle
Jules Stiner
Sylvia
Edward van Duzer
Roosevelit Avenue
William Taylor
Akron
Fred Henry
Jessie Booth
Stanley R
Pleasantville
C. H. Millspansh
Wickham Avenue
West Math Street
City
George S Writer
Nyack
Walpadhk
Cyrus Low
Loch Sheldrake
W. M. Leonard
A. N. House
Joseph Lemon
Mt. Vernon
George Maron
Joseph
Totowa
Mt Mongola
Bilen- Ville
Saidie Nolan
Hanford & Horton Co
A. W. Hogebloom
Sadie and
Jewel Nolan
Elizabeth Marford
Howard C. Harford
Yankee Laka
Wmlam Edwards
Stone Opera Mover
Thie City
Irs
Athar R. Lindsey
Davetter
Fiorence
Willieri Godfrey
I Watkins Strata
Dave
R. M. Rory
Mises Rosilis M. Tofles
Kisie
Ite
Clinton T. Vail
Green—Miller
Lester J. Green
Laura Miller
West Point
R. C. Swift
Stony Point
Green
George Green
Lincoln Street
All City
Johnson
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