Circleville Edge Middletown In Ten Inning Pitchers Duel
Circleville beat Middletown 3 to 2 after ten innings as Lozan dominated Middletown’s bats. Redfield doubled for Middletown and Gardner steeled Middletown in late innings, while Nally scored the tying run on a wild throw. Lineups include Circleville Lozan c Lozaw 9 Robinson 1b Livingston 2b Green 3b Dow 88 Haines If Cauthers af Bull rf and Middletown Doolittle p Gardner Quick 1b Nally 2b Corcoran 3b Welch 8 Thompson II McCormick at Redfield If. Umpire Guernsey Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Redfield
Circleville
Nubber
Cam" Thompson
Middletown
Nally
Gardner
Circle
H. Lozan
No More Cave-Ins for Haverstraw
Judge Tompkins granted an injunction blocking J Esler Hackerson and others from further excavations in Rockland Street near Jefferson Street after the 1906 landslide. The ruling mandates specific slope limits in clay and sand and requires the defendants to fill and restore street support at their cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Superior Court
Haverstraw
J. Esler Hckerson
Rockland Street
Jefferson Street
Rockland
Jefferson
Veteran Detective McGowan Celebrates 25 Years Service
Detective Patrick A. McGowan of the Poughkeepsie police marks his 25th anniversary with the force. Judge Morschau ser presents a gold signet ring, and William Seeholzer sends a bouquet with good wishes. DODD REUNION Otisville home August 15 hosts sixty descendants of John and Mrs Dodd. Harry Newman and Augustus McDonnell held for grand jury after grave offense at Port Jervis. waived examination and remanded to Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick A. McGowan
Poughkeepsie
Morschauser
Willam Seeholzer
Harry Newman
Augustus McDonnell
Port Jervis
Justice Gregg
Goshes
Falls From Car Injures Mrs Arnott in Sprague Area
Mrs Belle Arnott of Sprague Avenue fractured her right hip after alighting from a street car at Academy and Benton. Conductor H Hipp and Motorman B Stull say she attempted to leave while the car moved. She was unconscious after the fall and taken home for care. doctors fear she may not walk again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Arnott
Sprague Avenue
Midway Park
Academy and
Benton Avenues
H. Hipp
B. Stull
Rev Roop Leads Scotchtown Sunday Services
In Scotchtown on August 9 Rev Marcus J Roop of Ridgefield New Jersey occupied the pulpit. Rev Mr Allen who preached here two weeks ago will speak again next week as a candidate. The annual Sunday school picnic is planned for Friday at Theo Comfort's grove with a 10 oclock church departure. A Young Peoples Society business meeting is set for Friday evening and a congregational meeting to choose a pastor will be held Wednesday evening August 18. Miss Esther Hatch has been visiting Newburgh. Mr and Mrs Robert Sage of New York are spending part of the week with Dr A C Santee. their daughter Ida May will stay two to three weeks. Mr and Mrs James Ells and Dorothy of Bridletown visited Winfield Lee near Circleville. Clyde Santee has tonsillitis a few days. Mrs Elisa Bradner is visiting Mr and Mrs George Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus J. Roop
Ridgefield
N. J
Allen
Theo
Comfort's Grove
Young People’s Society
Esther Hatch
Newburgh
Robert Sage
New York
A. C. Santee
Ida May
James Ells
Dorothy
Rriddletown
Winfield Lee
Circleville
Clyde Santee
Elisa Bradner
George Houston
Millsburg Social News and Local Notices Aug 9
Harry Brundage is visiting his parents in Millsburg while Nellie Clinton sits ill at her sister G. Thather's home. Mrs Sadie Alvord of Port Jervis is seriously ill in a hospital there. Mr and Mrs A Decker and Mrs H Brundage visited Edward Mather family at Waterloo. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs George Garr of Mount Salem. Attendees at the Mather family reunion from out of town included Mrs Marr Armstrong and several couples from Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Middletown, Unionville, and Port Jervis. John Rechstini er lost two brothers in Germany recently. Samuel May, long-time Coldenham farmer and Presbyterian elder, died after a brief illness aged 77. Survived by widow, three daughters and a son Joseph W Aar. Funeral held at the house with Rev. William Petton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brundage
Borden's
Chester
H. Brundage
Nellie Clinton
G. Thather
Kelly
Westtown
Sadie Alvord
Port Jervis
A. Decker
Edward Mather
Waterloo
George Garr
Mount Salem
Mather
Marr Armstrong
Louis Griggs
Newburgh
Cc. A. Decker
Poughkeepsie
Thomas Elsworth
May Clinton
Middletown
Horal Moore
Unionville
James Buely
John Rechstinier
Germany
Samuel May
Coldenham
Presbyterian Church
Mar
Joseph W. Aar
Annie Mar
Annie May
Theodore A. Merrit
Wr. Petton
Aciating
Portable Vulcanizer feature in August Motor issue
Article by Harold Whiting Slauson of New York discusses the use and benefits of a portable vulcanizer in automotive maintenance. The piece appears in the August issue of Motor, a periodical focused on automobile interests, and is part of a column by the Slauson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slausgon
Motor
Harold Whiting Slauson
New York
Thie Itr
WL Slauson
Ulster County Fair at Ellenville Opens Aug 24 1909
Ulster County Fair unfolds in Ellenville from August 24 to 27 with track meets featuring 75 schools from Orange Sullivan and Ulster counties. Grand Floral Parade on August 25, racing daily with purses from 70 to 700 dollars, and various attractions including balloon ascensions and parachute drops. Entries close August 1 at 11 pm with admission one dollar and season tickets available. W. & Doyle, Secretary, Ellenville, handle information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Admis Lon Ze
Seaton
W. ®& Doyle
Ellenville
Wireless Station Pole Rising on Mount Beacon Summit
A 140 foot pine pole is erected on Mount Beacon near the casino as part of a permanent wireless station. A second mast of identical height will rise further east up the slope. Charles Kenney of New York oversees the project, with operations including thirty foot cross bars and twenty wires strung between masts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Beacon
Hudson River
Oregon
Charles Kenney
New York
Negro 18 Wanted for Murder at High Falls
Police at High Falls issued a broadcast on Aug 8 seeking an 18 year old Negro, 5 feet 6 inches, scar on left cheek, wearing black pants and a white shirt, wanted for murder. The suspect linked to Mary Feath erstone, recently released after 20 days for slashing another woman, who had drifted back to the Pistol Row resort near High Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Falls
Kingston
Mary Featherstone
Prolific Peaches From Orchard Crest Farm Westtown
Charles F Walling of Orchard Crest Farm Westtown visited the Times-Press with a branch from a Greens bore peach tree showing 107 peaches on the branch while the tree yielded twelve baskets. He expects to harvest between ten and twelve thousand baskets this season, calling the crop bountiful though moisture would have helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Walling
Orchard Crest Farm
Westtown
For Sale Ten Room House on Mills Avenue
For sale a ten room house with bath on Mills Avenue. Valuable green house property and centrally located. Several desirable farms available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Avenue
Farms at Auction near Pine Bush in 1909
The two farms of Hawin Smith deceased near Pine Bush are to be sold at auction on Wednesday September 1 1909 at 2 p m at the hotel of S G Decker Son Pine Bush NY to close the estate. Each farm covers about 150 acres in Crawford town near the village with the Homestead Farm on Pine Bush regional road and the Henry Smith Farm off Middletown State Road. Terms and details via Elmer Van Kbeuren executor 5 Pine Bush NY and John C R Taylor attorney Middletown NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawin Smith
Pine Bush
S. G. Decker & Son
N. Y
Grawford
Henry Smith
Middletown
Ath Farm
Hand
Elmer van Kbeuren
John C.R. Taylor
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Twirler
Ewery
J. le Swery
Lozan Brothers
Battery
Lozan
Buck Bros
Main St
Middletown, N. Y
Ladies’ Home Journal
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods CO
Fea
Dent
Sam
Tian
Bbc
Palmer
Corner of Academy
Scotchtown
Millsburg
Times-Press
National Trotting Association
McWilliams & Houston
Wateh
Manhattan
Cghas, Wolff JR
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitter
North and
King Sts
Leo Barnett
James St
Erie Depot
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