Death of James T. King Prominent New York Pharmacist
James Theodore King a leading New York pharmacist died at his Ida home 44 West Main street after six weeks illness from jaundice. Born December 1827 in Middletown he co founded a West Main street pharmacy in 1852 later sole owner and finally retired in 1898 moving to Ogden and Shimer. Survived by wife Frances Cox two brothers and a sister with no children, he was active in civic affairs and mentored many young professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Theodore King
New York
Ida
West Main Street
Mr. King
Middletown
Hiram V. King
Harvey Everett
Everett
President Adams Express Co
Franklin Square
King
Archibald L. Vail
West Main
DOW
J. Charles Schwartz
Ogden & Shimer
Frances WV. Cox
John B. Cox
Henry King
Walden
George King
Rutherford, N. J
Mary King
Hiram
John
Episcopal Church
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Hon William Vanamee Undergoes Operation
Bus. William Vanamee underwent glaucoma surgery at New York Eye Hospital 46 East 12th Street on Wednesday. Dr. Arnold Knepp performed the operation. The procedure was successful and he will stay about a week for recovery. Friends hope for permanent improvement in his eye condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vanamee
New York Exe Hospital
East 12Th Street
Arnold i Knepp
Card Party at the Orange County Golf Links
A very successful card party drew a large crowd at the Orange County Golf Links club on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mia Hear Allaway Ailis Allaway and Frances Clem gon. Sandwiches and coffee were served. The committee included Mrs Charles Sundstrom chair Mrs Antoineste Fuller Cox Mrs Ellie Weed Miss Helen Gard Aiea Flora Grey and Bra Fredesick ike.
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Orange County Golf ‘Links
Mia
Hear Allaway
Ailis Allaway
Frances Clemgon
Charles Sundstrom
Gaan
Antoineste Fuller Cox
Ellie Weed
Helen Gard
Aiea Flora Grey
Fredesickike
Middletown Nationals Extend Win Streak After Sunday Games
The Middletown Nationals defeated Tie Menigomery 27 to 3 and beat Go shen Nationals 28 19 15 as they push season record to 18 wins and 2 losses. Observers note strong pitching by Jerome Soper and solid defense behind catcher Soper. The tone hints at upcoming matches and lingering questions about future lineup.
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Middletown Nationals
Brother Titers
Semaines
Johnson Iem
Goshen Nationals
Middletown
Natonals
Jerome Sas Soperos
Nets Suns
Personal notices from Middletown area social columns
A long list of social updates reports visits and travels among residents including Mrs Charles C Prime Mrs A D Richtmyer Miss Ivy Reed Roscoe Rockland and many others in Middletown Rockland Livingston Pine Bush Wantage Walden and surrounding towns with relatives friends and routine callers. entries note guests moving to Middletown moving away and local events across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Lybolt
Rollin
Beattie Avenue
Cornwall
Conn
Lybolt
Local residents leave for trips and visits
Mrs. J. B. A. Taylor departs Monday for Seabrook Beach New Hampshire to spend a week. Miss Olive S. Boakes returns from Penn Yan Lake Keuka and Flair's Eddy. A. R. Gumner travels to New York then Florence Col. Mrs. Gumner stays in the city. Mrs. Lyman A. Crear returns from Hornell after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hirst. The Gordon sisters return from Asbury Park. Miss Hazel Black returns to Brooklyn after visiting John R. Black. Dr. Fred C. Royce departs for Lake George with Miss Elizabeth Royce. W. Nelson Knapp visits town. Dr. and Mrs. George L. Wright visit Mrs. J. P. Turell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. A. Taylor
Erle Railroad
Seabrook Beach
N. H
Aye
Olive S. Boakes
Penn Yat
Lake Keuka
Flair’s Eddy
A. R. Gumner
John L. Wiggins
Highland Avenue
Erie
Davenport
Asbury Park
Hazel Black
John R. Black
Jorey Street
Brooklyn
Fred C. Royce
Lake George
the Hague
Elizabeth Royce
Nelson Knapp
East Orange
WN. J
George L. Wiright
Syracuse
J. P. Turell
West Main Street
Former surrogate dead in Wisconsin obituary for John Cromwell
John Cromwell, longtime surrogate of Orange County and prominent Wisconsin lawyer, dies. native of Greenville and Goghen law practice figure, served as surrogate until about 1860 1861 before moving to Green Lake County in 1864. Survived by brother Charles B D McConnell of Oshkosh.
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Berl
Wis
John Cromwell
McConnell
Greenville
J. W. Eaton
Deckertown
Sussex
N. J
Empire State
Orage County
Green Lake County
Wisconsin
Goghen
Green Lake Courtty
Dartford
Charles BD. MccConvell
Oshkosh; Wis
Benefit Dance for Asylum Baseballists
A benefit dance at the State Hospital Amusement Hall Friday evening drew about 60 couples and raised around $25 for the Asylum baseball team. Gerland's orchestra provided music from eight to midnight, with many baseball enthusiasts in attendance. The organizing committee included James Criller, Murray Lyon, O. G. Boatpod, and Percy Potter.
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State Hopital
Asylum
Gerland
James Criller
Asylums
Murray Lyon
Percy Potter
The
Ean
Farm Sold Near Goshen on Scotchtown Road
Carlton 1. Smith sold his 125 acre farm on Scotchtown road near Goshen to Charles Hellman who lives beyond Johnsons Corner of the Newburgh road. Hellman will take possession immediately and move his family within a month. Gunther of this city held the option on the property last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursdir Carlton
Smith
Scotchtown Road
Goshen
Charles Hellman
Johnsons Corner
Newburgh Road
Gellman
W. Laurence Gunther
Carlton
Tedtown
Charles’ Hellman
Johnson's Corner
Mr. Hellman
Pelee
Downs Family Returns from Europe to Denver
Mr and Mrs W D Downs and their son Rev Jobo R Fishec have traveled abroad for three months and arrived in New York last week They will visit Denver in September and are staying at Dr Fisher s summer home in Cambridge Mass. Mr Downs arrived in Denver Friday.
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Denver Republican
Ww. D. Downs
W. D. Downs
Jobo R. Fishec
New York
Montgomery C. Smith and Son
New Paltz
Bowling Club Organized in City
A meeting was held Friday night to form a bowling club. George Rickel was named temporary chairman. Officers elected include President Hug Pobbins, Secretary Fred Vanton, Treasurer Jerome Cohen. A committee was appointed to arrange the details of the club.
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Bowlins Club
George Rickel
Hug Pobbins
Fred Vanton
Jerome Cohen
Cid
Sister’s Wedding in New York for Mrs Kring Mapes
Mrs Kring Mapes and her son Cecil traveled to New York to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Oliria Suites. The ceremony was held at noon at St Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church on 46 Gibbs Street, with relatives residing in New York.
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Kring Mapes
Cecil
New York
Oliria
Otto Gaerizes
St. Mary the Virgin's Episcopal Church
New Tora
Mary J. Moots
Jared
Grand Street
Erie
John B. Swezey
Supreme Court
Geabea
Sale of a Farm by Mire Bra Brophr to Frank J Pierson
Mire Bra Brophr of New York has sold the Quickey farm owned by Mr. Hope to Frank J Pierson. The transaction was conducted by Case Taylor Real estate and Insurance agents.
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Bra Brophr
New York
Quickey
Mr. Hope
Frank J . Pierson
Case & Taylor, Teal Estate
Denton Church Sermon and Evening Program
Aug 24 at Denton Church Rev John Barson preached The Call to Distileship. Mrs R V Ryerson sang My God and Father While I Stray. Evening program included Just for Today One Sweetly Solemn Thought Abide With Me and songs by Mrs Ryerson Mrs Owen and Miss Pullis with quartet and reflections on hymns and inspiration.
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Denton
Biruday
John Jr. Barson
R. V. Ryerson
Alston
God
Abbott
Jennia L. Denton
Ambroge
J. B. Cloonan
Brackett
Margaret Pullis
Dekoren
Ryerson
Owen
Thompson Miss Pullis
Pollow Wael
J. J. Baream
Man dies after disguise as woman in Ulster county case
A man known as Sarah Long or Sarah Ong died in High Falls after two operations to remove a head bullet and a trephining. He had lived as a woman for eighteen years following a quarrel with George, a Black man, who shot him during the conflict. Thomas remains in Kingston jail refusing to talk.
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Sarah Ong
John Fleming
High Falls
Ulster County
George
Thomas
Kingston
Tin
Partition Sale of Ouark Property in Crawford Township
Rosslyn 31 Cox as referee oversaw a partition sale in the Wright v. Trumper case. A Crawford town farm of 41 acres sold to Joseph Riener for 615 dollars. A house and lot at Liberty Street brought 1 519 dollars to Amanda Budd, and another house and lot at 289 North Street sold for 1 638 dollars to Esther Cohen. Lawyers Rian Fiom represented the plaintiff. Dr. George L. Wright of Syracuse attended the sale.
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Rosslyn
Cox
North Street
Esther Cohen
Aand Rian & Fiom
Pleinttff
George L. Wright
Syracuse
Sls
Local Weddings Tie Hoboken and Monrog Couples
Tony Chimineker of Hoboken and Miss Anna Bill of Monrog were married Saturday by Rev A H Schacter at St John Lush efan Church. Emily Folen Effertz of New York wed Willard Harting, formerly State Hill, at Metropolitan Temple in New York on Aug 22. The couples plan a short honeymoon in Sullivan and Orange counties before settling in New York.
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Tony Chimineker
Hoboken
Anna Bill
Monrog
A. H. Schacter
Pareongee
St John’s
Efan
Joe Chirminsker
Idella Saiman
Harting—Effertz
Emily Fbelen Effertz
Frank Effertz
New York
Willard H. Harting
State Hill
Metropolitan Temple
John E. Gorse
Sullivan
Orange
Hymeneal Notes at St Andrews Church Marriage
At 6 15 o clock Saturday morning August 34 the rectory of St Andrews Church Walden Harry W youngest son of Jacob York and Abbie Harden his wife formerly of Ellenville was married to Margaret J Amesies by the rector The newly married couple were taken to Campbell Hall where they boarded a train for Centerrike Station where the couple will honeymoon and reside noting Ellenville locale and surrounding details
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the Draws
St Andiscopal Church
Walden
Harry W
Jacob York
Abbie Harden
Ellenville
Margaret J. Amesies
Conple
Campbell Hail
Centerrike
Railroad Tragedy at Liberty Claims New York Boarder
Mrs. F. Fischer of 34 Canal Street New York, a boarder at James and Lewys in Liberty, was struck and killed Thursday afternoon by a southbound C and W local milk train. She appeared confused about the tracks and did not leave as the whistle blew. Her skull, right arm and leg were fractured and several ribs broken. Jewelry valued at $2,000 was found on her person.
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Liberty
F. Fischer
Canal Street
York City
James & Lewys
Beaf
Elizabethtown Social Note At Deer Head Event
A Sunday World notice records a Monday gathering of women at Deer Head led by Mrs. Jbb2 E. Corein and assisted by Mrs D B Day from Cranford New Jersey and Mrs L C thiso from Washington D C. Attendees include Miss Gláers Hat of New York and Miss Louise Cormia of this city.
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Elizabethtown
E. Corein
Couwin
D. B. Day
Cranford
N. J
L. C. Thiso
Washingtown
D. C
Glaérs Hat
New York
Louise Cormia
Birthday Surprise for Miss Anna Comfort
Miss Fessie Lena hosted a surprise party at 75 Sprague Avenue on Thursday night for Miss Anna Comforts birthday. About twelve couples attended with cards, music, and refreshments.
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Fessie Lena
Anna Comfort
Sprague Avenue
Miss
Goshen Presbyterians Call Rev Will D Loodgrass to Lead
The Goshen Presbyterian Church congregation recalls a sixty year ago decision to issue a call to Rev Will D Loodgrass of New York to fill the vacancy caused by Rev Dr McCavice's resignation.
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Independent Republican
BBC
Goshen Presbyterian Church
Will D. Loodgrass
New York
Pasion Ionic
McCavice
Died in the West Mary Murphy Interred in Port Jervis
Mary Murphy a former resident of Greville died in Ganapelis Indiana and body reached Port Jervis Saturday for burial at St Dys Cemetery. Local obituary notes interment conducted in Port Jervis.
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Mary Murphy
Greville
Port Jervis
Ganapelis
Ind
St Dys Cemeters
Goshen News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Community events fill a Goshen week with a Rail road House clambake, local visits by Mrs. Smith and Rev. Tuthill, baseball games at Driving Park, and agricultural sales. Notable notes include track race results at Rensselaer Park, property moves, and society talks plus a shipboard concert by J. Mathes in England.
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James T. King
Golf Links
Charles C. Prime
Ivy Reed
Rockland
Roscoe Rockland Review
A. D. Richtmyer
Hotel Sherwood
Robert Dougherty
Joan R. Baldwin
Pere Jervison
Livingston Manor
Twadell
Teumaneah Lake
A. J. Kimball
Roscoe Cor
Livingston Blanor
Jennie D. Hagaman
Myrtle Chambers
Honesdale
Lulie
C. Kortright
Jennie Ivory
David Carr Ahdson
Wickham
Long Eddy
Recorder
Fhursday
Wantage Recorder
A. Little
East Bangor
James
Cherry Lodge
Edna Lauat
Sidney
George Biles
William Miles
James Fritze
Willie
Doty
Miles
Ezra Dotr
Bellvale
P. M. Barclay
Newburgh
Ann
Red Swan Inn
Warwick Advertiser
BE. M. Schulz
Bnion
M. F. Ernst
Caroline Kays
Jeffersonville
Eli Scott
CW. Hill
Stern’s
Ocean Grove
F. E. Mason
Newark
Sweezy
Stear
Creek
Cogn
Ita Raifin
Mid- Motown
Nain Parcnis
Centerville Station
Eillentine Press
Idean Vandermack
Chester
Frank
Distown
Waterlsoor
Free Press
Tranie
Valentine
Nox York
Man
Samuel Bremes
Albert Street
Wiliamn Adelman
Rye
Charles
Soronen
Pempion Laker Oor
Rotier
Charles Tir
Frederick Kiel
Ratier
N. I
Wiliam T. Wallace
Mid- Glrtown
Alice Bull
Bullville
Harriet Clark
Charles W. Stilt
Wilkes Avenue
Hones Gale
Wayne Counts
Henrietta Mildred Tureil
John Bright
Shandles Lal
Anna
Ruth Dewitt
Florence Davis
St. John's
Shepard Street
Walton
Katherine Fancher
Babylon
Frances Rogers
Robert G. Taylor
Ferndale
Liberty High School
Berrian & Cox
John Wilson
Liberty Register
Frank Hunter
Middletown State Hospital
Newburgh Journal
Irs
Sioi Dobell
Caroline Hulse
Ridgeburr
Poughkeepsie
Morehouse Andlanchter
Nellie
Slenwood
Warwick
Hettie Hoskins
M.C. Conner
Detroit
Mech
Seamus Conner
Georgian Bay
Edna Hunter
Prospect Place
Mar Cuckingham
Thomas DeGraw
M. Harnes
Gauchiers
Milddietown
Midway Park
Mra N. EL Marks
Ureg Kathria Fiyan
Marie M. Neeley
Bern
Sullivan County
Frank G. Colville
Brockis2
Robert Colne
Grant
Robert J Sayes
Harold
Sayer
Grant’ Street
Minnie Comvfie
Gienn
Soeerage
Mista
DEATH
Sarah Long
Chireinskey
Riverkemp Bros
Asylin
Driving Park
John Landy
Battery
Parker
Edwards
Ping Island
Newton
Glenwood
H. Thompson
Goodwill
Presbyterian Church
Abs. Thompson
Rensselaer Park
Troy
Budd Murray
Doctor Smite
John Dijon
Henry J. Verg
Bridge
Willam A. Johnston
Grand Lodge of OG Fellows
New York State
Saratoga Springs
Orange Lodge
Monell
Buffalo
John P. Monell
Fred Jones, Jr
Mapes’ Corner
E. F. Sanford
Baltimore
A. B. Block
Thomas Farrell
N.J
Martin Eckman
Henry Hackett
Maple Avenue
Hackett
Eckman
John Street
Paire
Vsse
Lester Tuthill
American Surety Co
Oliver | Tuthill
Joseph Murray
Joseph W. Ackerman
Ar Ray Avenue
G. Parker
Convalescent Children’s Home
Wiliam Barry
Florida
International Sunshine Society
Florida Preanizationane
Frank Walling
Sewbury, Foundry
Mplik
J. Perr
Lyon Street
Paterson
Tol
Alfred Neafie
Mounaindale
Sumaltville Fritar
Ski
Ixeto
Iran
Busines
George Besth
Aviv
Charles B. O'Neal
Empire Garage
J. A. Decker
Lester W. Vreeland
Newark, N. 5
Sto
Ehlers
Joseph King
Henry Becker
Becker
BL James Sunday School
Glentiere
F. §. Haines
Gus White
Ellesville
Ulster County Fair
Carrot Potter
Mr. White
Daniel R. Bacon
Jon
Ridgebury
Robertson Carnival Company
George Eldred
Eldred
Young
James Eldred
Gosden Nationals
Johnson
Golden Hill
Thireen
Migx Mabel Mead
Allestown
Wiliam B. Mead
Church Park
H. M. Klotz
Krotz
George H. Wills
George F. Russell
Weston
William Robbins
Nahma
Peter the Crest
B. A. Buckies
Southport
Buck Jer
Nakina
Henz G
Bush
Renselaer Weston
Bud
Wiith Quiretta
Doctor Smith
Fantana
Mather
I. Mathes
4. Mather
Baumemonuth
England
Plsmouth
Iami Satarday
Philadelphia
Wik
Camen
Calmnen
Hoan
Chamecer
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