Surrogate Rules On Estate Of Culver Whitney
Goshen August 28 Surrogate John B Swezey decides the accounting of Elizabeth Whitney administratrix for Culver Whitney estate The court disallows a $2000 charge by Kane & Stage for services to the widow prior to her appointment and surcharges the administratrix account The dispute centered on the decedent's residence at death and the next of kin prevailed under New York law with distribution to kin rather than widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John B. Swezey
Culver Whitney
Elizabeth Witney
Ford, Hunt & Shipman
Charles F. Brown
Kane & Stage
Elwood ©. Smith
New Jersey
Next of Kin
Greenwood Lake
Orange County
New York
Denton Man Held on Adultery Charge in New Jersey
Denton man Ernest Babcock who deserted his family is held in New Jersey on a 31,000 bail for desertion and 500 bail for adultery. Deputy Sheriff Hallihan awaits bail to return him to the grand jury in November. Also noted: Joseph Loskowitz released on $1,100 Liberty Loan bonds to secure bail for grand larceny charges. Ollie Di Stephano sent to Sing Sing for grand larceny, parole, then recaptured for more theft and returned to Sing Sing after Port Jervis incident.
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Warwick
Wiggins
Loskowitz
Liberty Loan
Leonard
Gibson
Ollie di Stephano
Port Jervis
Sing Sing
Goshen
Gallagher
Large Quantities of Produce Stolen from Gardens on Heights Goshen
Aug 22 residents of Sunrise Heights report extensive thefts from fine gardens including corn grapes currants and potatoes. The Times-Press warns thieves to stop immediately or risk injury as gardens in the village are large and well tended and owners may take the law into their own hands.
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Goshen
Sunrise Heights
Times-Press
Monroe Summer Colonists Dance at Goshen Inn
The Monroe Catholic Summer Colonists held a large, enjoyable dance at the Goshen Inn to benefit the Monroe Catholic Church. Rev. T. E. Gilmartin attended, West Point cadets among guests, and Miss Hughes helped arrange the event with Dayton and Tannery’s orchestra. Receipts were satisfactory and the Inn’s manager noted this season as especially prosperous.
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Monroe
Goshen Inn
Goshen
Catholic Church of
T. E Gilmartin
West Point
Tuxedo
Middletown
Dayton and Tannery
Hughes
B. G. Hughes
Monros
New York
Charles Huerstel
Ulster County Civil War Vets Hold Reunion
Ulster County veterans of the 120th Regiment New York Volunteers marked the 57th anniversary of their 1862 muster into service for the Union in the Civil War. The gathering notes their role in the 1861-65 conflict and observed events on August 22nd.
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Ulster County
Kingston
120Th Regiment
Weddings Bring News Of Many Local Marriages In Monroe County
Readable wedding notices from Monroe County detail unions including Winifred Wakeman and Chester Couch in Hancock with a South Fallsburg connection, Olive French and Sergeant Howard Parsons Young in Chicago, Allecia McCue and Leo Donnelly in Paterson, and Leon Morgan with Jennie Clement in Goshen. The column notes home addresses, officiants, attendants, and post ceremony plans.
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Rolinson
Hancock
Winifred Wakeman
Fred Wakeman
South Fallsburg
Chester W. Couch
Co. W. Couch
California Avenue
Stewart
South Dakota
Young—French
Monroe
Howard Parsons Young
Peter Young
Olive French
Chicago
Church of the Advent
Francisco Avenue
Logan Boulevard
Gerald Moore
Morgan—Clement
Misa Jennie Clement
North Street
Leon Morgan
St. Joseph's Church
Mina Colia Clement
Shandalee Lake
Brooma
Two Good Races Mark End of Ulster County Fair
Glenville August 23 31st Ulster County Fair closes after a long crowd turnout with two featured races finishing near six o clock The Friday hitching contest won by the Shulsky brothers of Leurenkti amid a busy midway crowd Attendance is reported strong with about 6000 entering Thursday The racing highlights include a 2 19 trot pace purse 300 won by Worthy Bingen and other entries from Middletown Paterson and Ellenville showing high interest
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Ulster County Fair
Glenville
Ulster
Down
Shulsky Brothers
Leurenkti
Mater
Wecaibl
Mitchell House
Slater
Orange Counties
Middletown
Goshen
Fricar
Worthy Bingen
Ee Ray
James Faust
G. A. Siakey
Bello Todi
J. Kn McCoy
Sussex
Cveseee
Baroress Setter
Ira Storms
Paterson
N. J
Perigee
Tan
The
Savoy
Shurosr
Ellen Ville
Robert Ormonde
Horacr iKuuk Man
Wlenvilla
Tilly Dodge
Cushner
Ellen- Wimuence
Expressmen Urge Careful Labeling For Summer Baggage
Expressmen report record summer baggage flow as vacation travel peaks. Agent A N Baker cites careless addressing and old labels as major delays and losses, urging clear, complete outside and inside tags, removal of old labels, and declaration of value to safeguard deliveries.
Pinchot Hosts Pike County Veterans Reception
Mr and Mrs Gifford Pinchot of Grey Towers invite Pike County veterans their families and friends to a September 13 reception at the Pinchot home from 2 to 0 o’clock refreshments will be served and preparations made to care for thousands of attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Grey Towers
Pike County
Pinchot
Ars. Pinchot
Pixe County
Ladies' Aid Fatty Sale at Mount Hope Church
The Ladies' Aid Society will host an annual faty sale at the Mount Hope church on Wednesday evening August 27 with fancy goods and useful items for cream and cake. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Jersey City and neighbors visiting Newark. Also notes about local residents and a brief, humorous aside on a proverb regarding a cocked hat in bowling.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Awl Str. Johnson
Jerecy
Isabella Wells
Hiaroil
Laaresce
Newark
Winfeld Keibasi
Wining Neveral City
Via
George Kartmans
Stanley
Aspen
Josne
Jotm Serpes
Ketanaoa
Tie Teront Ners
Memory Cultivation Key For Mental Development
Fragmentary text advocates cultivation of memory at the outset and warns it must continue, noting the average person possesses memory as an intangible property. The passage suggests memory is a native faculty needing proper nurture and ongoing effort.
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Giana
Obituary notices from Southern Vines NC and nearby towns
Obituary notices report the death of Alonzo Stryke in Southern Vines NC on August 17 after years of feeble illness. Stryker, a long time resident and former Piney Woods manager, was married over 51 years to Libbie St John of Port Jervis. Also noted are death announcements for Eugene C. Jenkins of Howells born Monroe 1845, with services planned. and James Wright of Walden, linked to the Bil-surville fair and Wallen Knife Works, with family details and burial plans.
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Alonzo Stryke
Southern Vines
N.C
Stryker
Binghampton
Libbie St John
Charles St John
Port Jervis
Piney Woods
Southern Pines
Charles St. John
James Wrizht
James Wrisht
Walden
Bilsurille
Times
England
Frank Wrisht
Heynolashridee
Abe
Wafter Kaitt Works
Merasrt_ Taylor
Wallen
Herbert Taylor
Ruge Avenue
Bright
Walden Knife Works
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Ane
Kruger den
Sayers HY
Germany
Michael Krober
St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Adolph
Mra Rraper
Emil of
Washingtonshde
Earl of
Goshen
Mra. Lorene
Little Britain
Obituary notices and local obituaries from Walden and nearby towns
A series of notices recount deaths and survivals in Walden, Wallkill, Troy, Binghamton, and surrounding communities. The names Herbert Taylor, Jacob Edgar Booketaver, Lucinda Meshier Evans, George E Evans, Charles Currey, Thomas Brennan, and others appear with ages, birthplaces, and families. Several died after long illnesses. survivors include spouses, children, and siblings. The pieces place the deceased in residences across Walden, Middletown, Troy, Eltenville, and surrounding areas, with brief biographical notes on occupations and affiliations.
Obsequies for Austin Miller Held at Home
The funeral for John Austin Miller, son of Mr and Mrs J A Nil les, was held Saturday at 2 PM at the late home 16 Wells Avenue Ochook. Interment followed in the family plot Hulside Cemetery with BE Smith conducting the services.
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Irving L. Glockner
Western Union Telegraph Office
Albany
Fannie A. Carr
Charles W. Carr
Apolile
George G. Carr
Beattie Avenue
Doblin Austin Miller
John Austin Miller
J. A. Nilles
Wells Avenue
Smith
Hulside Cemetery
Liberty Bakery Rossees of 51,900
Special to the Times-Press Liberty August 23 The arm of 31 32 was stolen Friday night for the baker of Theed of this parish Barry Srenso is working on the ass bate as reta has been obtained RENTS FARM Charles Hopi he has employed on the O and W in Middletown has rented Clayton Millar s farm at Woodlawn Delaware county and was more there Septerser
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Goshen
Middletown
Golf Links
George Hurley
Jos. Carey
Lee
Bridway Park
Tait
Woshen
Sears
Goshen Hiea
Sony
Robert C. Colwell
New Rochelle
R. A. Coleman
Thomas Smith
South Bend
Judson Smithers
Salem
Maas
Ines Charles
Buck
Press Liberty
Barry Srenso
Charles Hopi
Clayton Millar
Woodlawn
Delaware County
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Swezey
Whitney Estate
Kane & Staza
Denton
Northampton
Mass
St. John’s Cherth
Geabern
Henry Gratz
Chester
Henry W. Reed
Aenes VY. Dunes
Clarence L Vaughn
Svalthal
Charles N. Knapp
Emma Ellis
J. B. Swezey
Marshall
Feltsburg
Katherine Riverkamp
Riverkamp
Wickham Avenue
AV. D Wallace
Auc
Seong Assembly
Goshen High School
Harriet Cum Tins
Denne
George
Eleanor Brel
Joseph Laskowi ¥Itz
Af Warwick
Ious
Ersonalc
PB. Taylor
Chintm, N. 3
J. G. Taylor
Slate Hil
Hulet Hornbeck
Detroit
Mich
Slate Hill
John Lawlor
Charlotte Ffallern
Liddietown
W. P. White
Greenwich
Conn
Richard Bull Winkle
Central Valley
Thea
D.C. Bryan
Williamsport
Lavina Edwards
Youngsville
Sullivan County
Jesse Bakewell
Bryan
Frank H. Finn
Poughkeepsie
Dan” Weber
Walden Citizen Herald
Ry Lea Parnett
Monicello
Mrs. Harnett
Monticello Inn
James D. Cobb
Newark, N. J
Walter B. Kelloge
William B. Seward
Winding Brook Farm
Thompson Ridge
DeVin Pronk
Yonkers
John T. Bull
Circleville
Southald
L. L
Moe
Flich
Caughter-Inlaw
G. L. Finch
Frank O'Farrell
Canada
Alaska
Thomas O'Farrell
M., Larkin
Dill Hans
Maude Byaps
Lillass
Scotth
Cottaga Street
William Wern
Commonwealth Avenue
Grand Eagles
Suesia
Salina Mouveaux
Springdale
Agnes Marsh
Helen
Mary Delaney
Minoie Leeson
Walter
James Crasford
Bulville
R. D Cmeford
Albeny
Ernest Fisher
B. 0. Mweit and Fants
Gatvecest Center
Mine Hb
Beckwith
Ruiz
Rock
Barton Jones
Mra. Jones
Deores Ackerman
Hivtingstty Manor
Andrew J. Near
Things
Oxaining
William Near
Leon J
Morris Na Eet
New Torkatty
France
Moor
Charles Borland
Cleveland
Ohio
W. L. Dicks
Albert Street
A. C. Ludingtons
Cawego
Syracuse
Scudder
Thesr
F. K. Varcee
Varcoa
Dr Scudder
Free J. A. Fisher
Howard Weale
Calgate University
Fins
Lormes Music Co
Annie Tuthill
Buffalo
Samuel D. Tuthill
Highland
Wakeman
Morgan
Clamant
Jennie Clement
St Joseph's Church
John Richner
Delina Curtis
Sprague
Father Rot
Calfer
Sormy
Jdames
Bie
A. N. Baker
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Baker
Express
Mount Hope
Alonzo Stryker
Eugene C. Jenkins
Charles A. Graham
Howells
Mr. Jenkins
New Vernon
Hoxcile
Mr. Graham
H.C. Ker
Meares
Gindya
Bridgeport
Mise Mabel
Fred
Frank Wright
Bridgepore
Tim Ioake
Jacob Edgar Booketaver
Binghamton
Los Angeles
Calif
New Brunswick
Jacob Bookstayer
Louisa B. (Bourgem) Bookstayer
Rutgers College Grammar School
Eastman
Business College of
New Brunswick Home News
Willett
Clara Cor Win
Richard Ely
New York City
Reates
George E. Evans
Lucinda Meshier Byang
Troy
Tistor Heights
George Moshier
Ell Tyrell -Meshier
Eltenville
Midetown
Abrs. M. L. B. Ray
Iroy
M. Laulee E. Ray
Stanley B. Evans
William Evans
Virginia Hf
Ray
Clive Evans
Ray Evans
Floyd S. Evans
Eltinville
Camp ‘Mx
Florency Evans' Hommedion
Smithtown
John Hughes
Colorado
Wallkill Cemetery
Phillipsourgh
Charles Currey
Grahamsville
Connecticut
Joseph Currey
Sundown
Currey
M. E. Church
Odd Fellows
Thomas Brennan
Burnside
Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital
Mariel L. Kruger
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