Tablet Honors Charlotte Conant In St James Church
In Goshen a bronze mural tablet was placed in St James Church by Rev Dr Clarence Conant to honor his wife Charlotte Ostrom Conant 1842 1913. The inscription praises her as a blessed mother and devoted church member behind the choir. A separate note: Lewis H Titus bought Anselila a world champion trotting filly for about 5000 at Lexington from C A Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dee
St. James's Church
Clarence M. Conant
Conant
C. T. A. Pise
Charlotte Gedneby Ostrom Conant
Lewis H. Titus
Stony Ford Stock Farm
C. A. Harrison
Lexington
Anselila
Woodland Hock Farm
Woodland
Cal
Prince Anail
Ida Moko
Moko
Goshen Masons to Welcome District Deputy Grand Master
Goshen Lodge No. 365 F A M to host District Deputy Grand Master George W Onderdonk of Nyack on Monday evening December 6. The third degree will be conferred and Alamore Chapter O B S will serve a banquet after the meeting. Junior Grand Warden Arthur S Tompkins of Nyack is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen Lodge
George W. Onderdonk
Nyack
Alamore
O. B
New York State
Arthur
Tompkins
New Erie Water Supply for Locomotives Starts Today
Goshen December 1 Erie will receive locomotive water from driven wells along the Montgomery Branch near South Church Street. Water now abundant though prior sulfur content caused boiler leaks after short use. Village contract terminated due to Prospect shortage of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Erie
Goshen
The
Erie
Montgomery Branch
South Church Street
Fire Quickly Extinguished Near Prospect Lake
Fire companies were called out in Goshen on Tuesday around 10 30 a m by an out of town call. Before they arrived a message from Rollin White near Prospect Lake said the fire had been put out by local men. Recall was sounded and units returned to their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Rollin White
Prospect Lake
Market changes owners in Goshen meat trade
Goshen December 1 Daniel B Ryerson and Son sell their meat market to William and Millard McNeice The new firm will be known as McNeice Brothers William McNeice has long worked as a wood worker at Miller Cart Factory and Millard has been employed at H B Weyants meat market
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Daniel B. Ryerson & Son
William and
Millard McNeice
McNeice Brothers
William McNeice
Miller Cart
Millard
H. B. Weyant
The Matthews Estate in Goshen
Thomas Austin Matthews of New York formerly of Goshen died August 15 1914 leaving an estate of 51241 with a larger overall estate and net value of 110884. He was a son of Mrs Elizabeth Matthews of Goshen who received a portion of the property while the bulk went to his wife Carrie Cobb Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Matthews
Goshen
Thomas Austin Matthews
New York
Matthews
Elizabeth Matthews
Carrie Cobb Matthews
Philadelphia man jailed for panhandling and intoxication
Thomas Rogers of Philadelphia was arrested near the Erie station in Goshen by Officer Ryerson. He was arraigned before Judge Chappell and pleaded guilty to panhandling and public intoxication, receiving a 30 day county jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Thomas Rogers
Philadelphia
Erie Station
Ryerson
Chappell
Goshen Inn Closes for Winter Months
Goshen, Dec. 1 The Goshen Inn closed last night for the winter months after a most successful season under the efficient management of W. J. Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Inn
Goshen
W. J. Quinn
Building Garage in Goshen on Grand Street
Goshen residents Conklin and Cummins begin erection of a concrete garage at the rear of their coal elevator on Grand Street as of December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Conklin & Cummins
Grand Street
Goshen appoints Rye to police vacancy note
Special officer Charles Rye fills the police vacancy in Goshen caused by the illness of David P. Clark on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Charles Rye
David P. Clark
Norton Offices Renovated In Van Nort Building
Remodeling work underway in Goshen at the Van Nort Building with repainting and installation of steel walls and ceilings in the A. G. Norton offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dec
A. G. Norton
van Nort
Hodson couple heads to Lexington for brood mares
William Hodson and his wife left Goshen for Lexington Kentucky where Mr Hodson will buy brood mares for Stony Ford Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Goshen
William Hodson
Lexington
Agnes Parker wed Edward Doty in Goshen
Mrs Agnes Gertrude Parker, a Greenwich avenue cress maker, married Edward Doty at St James rectory by Rev C T A Pise. Goshen Grange to elect officers Friday night. Church fair seeks fancy work items by Saturday morning. Goshen Dancing Club invites for December 9 at Central Amusement Theatre. Dr J L Kiernan returns from New York. Frank Gideon in town on Gosia Inn business. his wife to Columbus for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Agnes Gertrude Parker
Greenwich Avenue
Edward Doty
St. James's
C. T. A. Pise
Goshen Grange
Anna Coleman
McGeoch
Goshen Dancing Club
Ace
Central Amusement Theatre
Gothen
J. L. Kiernan
New York City
Frank Gideon
Gosia Inn
Colunbus, O
Officer Clark arrests Norman Smith for petit larceny
Goshen December 2 officer Clark arrested Norman Smith of Hamptonburgh on a petit larceny charge preferred by William H. Turner. The hearing was set for Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Clark
Norman Smith
Hamptonburgh
William H. Turner
Chappell
Elm tree moved five miles from Hawkins farm to Tweedy farm
A 35 foot elm was dug up at the Hawkins farm near Prospect Lake and moved to the Tweedy farm about five miles away. Three teams and about 15 men assisted in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Hawkins Farm
Prospect Lake
Tweedy Farm
John Silvia Recovers, Returns to Barber Shop Duties
Goshen residents note John Silvia has recovered from illness and is able to resume duties at his barber shop, after a period of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Silvia
Officer D P Clark Returns to Duty in Goshen
Goshen police officer D P Clark returns to duty after several days at home with grip attack. He recovered and resumed normal police duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
D. P. Clark
Meeting of Minisinks in Goshen Delivers Membership Request
Minisink H. and L. Company held its regular monthly gathering in Goshen last evening. The club received an application for membership from Wilfred Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minisinks
Goshen
Minisink H. & L. Company
Wilfred Osborne
Mid-Year Dance Planned by Goshen Club
Goshen invitations issued for a Mid Year Dance to be held Thursday December 9 at the Central Amusement Hall by the Goshen Dancing Club with numerous attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen Dancing
Central Amusement Hall
Church Officers Elected at St James Meeting
Goshen December meeting of St James Episcopal Church directors elected James Scott junior warden and J L Duryea along with Jno J Van Vitet as vestrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
St. James Episcopal Church
James Scott
J. L. Duryea
Jno
J. van Vitet
Ill at Home Goshen Man Confined by Illness
George L. Case of Goshen employed by Daniel B. Ryerson is confined to home by illness on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
George L. Case
Daniel B. Ryerson
Survey on Hocart Farm Under New Ownership
Goshen December 2 George Sharts from the office of Percy Ivory is making a survey of the Hocart farm recently purchased by H Hubbel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
George Sharts
Percy Ivory
Hocart Farm
H. Hubbel
Laying Pipe Line Reported in Goshen
A pipe line is being laid from the water main on Main Street to the new blacksmith shop and livery at the race track in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Main Street
Visit to Uncle by New York Man at Occidental Hotel
Goshen scene reports Gus Van Cortlandt Jr of New York visiting his uncle Harry Van Cortlandt at the Occidental Hotel on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Gus" van Cortlandt, Jr
New York City
Harry van Cortlandt
Occidental Hotel
Glen-Arden Hunt Attended by John R Townsend
Goshen December 2 John R Townsend was in town yesterday to attend a Glen-Arden Hunt club event and meet local riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen-Arden Hunt
Goshen
John R. Townsend
Glen-Arden Hunt Ub
Creegan in Town Visits Goshen From New York Firm
John Creegan of Creegan and Melliny, commission merchants of New York City, spent yesterday in Goshen on business and calling at local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creegan
Goshen
John Creegan
Creegan & Melliny
New York City
Garr Athletic Club Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
Goshen December 2 Garr Athletic Club conducted its regular monthly meeting. Routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garr Athletic Club
Goshen
New Gas Mains on West Main Street in Goshen
Goshen December 2 The Goshen Illuminating Company begins laying new 2 inch gas mains on West Main Street as part of a street improvement project. Additional lines will extend to nearby blocks as crews work daytime hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen Iluminating Company
West Main Street
Personal News From Local Social Circles
Mrs. Jesse Halstead and Mrs. Ralph Booth with son Douglas left for New Rochelle to visit relatives. Mrs. J B Doran returned home after Thanksgiving with her daughter Marion FE Doran at Syracuse University. Coroner James H Harding and wife are spending days in New York City. The Rev Ralph Wright Rowland and wife from Circleville visited relatives in Clifton N J. The Rev Mr Rowland will go back to Co D Mullison Keansburg to visit his ailing father J C Mullison in Mills Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Halstead
Ralph Booth
Douglas
New Rochelle
J. B. Doran
Marion FE. Doran
Syracuse University
James H. Harding
New York City
Ralph Wright Rowland
Circleville
Mr. Rowland
Weddings Maus Schonger married in Kingston and Troy
Miss Anna G. Schonger of Kingston New York and John G. Maus of Troy New York were quietly married by Rev Forest P. Hunter on Saturday evening November 27. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Frank C. Decker, friends of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maus—Schonger
Anna G. Schonger
Kingston
N. Y
John G. Maus
Troy
Forest P. Hunter
Frank C. Decker
Andrew Lamberti the Musician Dies in New York
Andrew Lamberti the musician is dead in New York on December 2. The report notes his career and death in a brief obituary item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lamberti
New York
Obituary of Hon. Daniel P. Schultz Porter Port Jervis veteran railway conductor
Hon. Daniel P. Schultz aged about 78 died in Port Jervis after a life of public service. Born in Minisink and a longtime resident of Port Jervis he served in the 1st New Jersey Cavalry during the Civil War, was captured at Harrisonburg and later exchanged. He worked for the Erie Railroad milk train and held editorial posts in Waverly Athens Democrat and Montgomery Times before rejoining railway service. He belonged to G A R Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors Red Men and Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Schultz
Port Jervis
Times-Press
Orange County
Minisink
H. B. Schultz
Erie Railroad
New York
Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Red Men
Masons
First
New Jersey Cavalry
Harrisonburg
Percy Windham
Gettysburg
Washington
Carver Hospital
Unvaid Corps
Athens
Athens Democrat
Waverly
Montgomery Times
Montgomery
The
Erie
Purcell Hotel Proprietor Dies at Sister’s Home
John R. Purcell born May 27 1860 in Boonton New Jersey died at his sister Mrs Elizabeth Hoey’s home 208 Linden Avenue early Monday. He co ran the Perry House Newport Rhode Island for 15 years and earlier ran the Palm Cafe on West Main Street Middletown. He also once managed the New Albany Hotel New York City. Survived by wife Mary E Carpenter two sisters Catherine Halley Newport and Elizabeth Hoey Middletown. He built a nationwide hotel reputation and had many friends in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Purcell
Elizabeth Hoey
Linden Avenue
Boonton
N. J
Patrick Purcell
Bridget A. Giblin
Perry House
Newport
R. L
Dwyer and Purcell
Palm Cafe
John W. Hoey
West Main Street
R. I
New Albany
New York City
Middletown
Miss Phebe Cromwell 88 Dies in New York Home
Miss Phebe Cromwell aged 88 of New York City dies at 151 West 105th Street after a paralytic stroke. Sister of Joshua Cromwell of Highland Mills and a Quaker, she arranged her funeral with Undertaker Ellsworth Merritt of Monroe. Funeral held at her home and interment at Old Quaker Cemetery in Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe Cromwell
West 105Th Street
New York
Joshua Cromwell
Highland Mills
Cromwell
Orange County
Miss Cromwell
Ellsworth Merritt
Monroe
Widow of Hon. Francis Ward Dies at 74 in Sussex
Mrs. Charlotte Northrup Ward, widow of Hon. Francis M. Ward, died November 27 at her son in law Fred W. Lawrence’s home in Sussex county. Born October 18 1891 in Lafayette she leaves two daughters Mrs. Fred Lawrence and Mrs. W H Stoneman, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held November 4 at the Lawrence home conducted by Rev EB Hamilton with interment at Balville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. J
Charlotte Northrup
Francis M. Ward
Fred W. Lawrence
Lafayette
Moses Northrup
Margaret Mee Couse
Benjamin J. Northrup
California
John Northrup Ward
Eveleth
Minn
Fred Lawrence
W. H. Stoneman
Albany
Ward
Sussex County
First Presbyterian Church
Newton
EB. A. Hamilton
Balville Cemetery
S. D
Susan C. (Budd) Shorter
Bloomingburg
J. Lewie Rhodes
Slowe
Presbyterian Church
Circleville
J. Oscar Rhodes
Faston
Walter D. Rhodes
Samuel Shorter
Widow Mary Rhodes Dies at 62 in City
Mary Rhodes widow of J Lewis Rhodes died at her home after a two day illness at age 62 years two months and 20 days. She was born September 10 1863 in Barton Tioga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhodes
J. Lewis Rhodes
Barton
Tioga
Washingtonville Mill Fire Causes Five-Blank Loss
Washingtonville reports a $50,000 loss from Wednesday morning fire at the Thomas Fulton Company mill. Building and mill machinery and stored feed and grain were damaged. insurance fell short. The mill, rebuilt after a two years ago blaze, will reopen operations from its lumber yard office. Officers include Thomas Fulton, Wilkin Seacord, and M. H. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Thomas Fulton Company
Times-Press
Fulton Company
Thomas Fulton
Wilkin Seacord
M. H. Cooper
Fulton
W. H. Cooper
Seacord
Henry Seacord
Officials resign from state service in Albany
Three officials retired from state service Tuesday night. James J. Nolan resigns as counsel to the state excise department after four years. Harry E. Cole leaves as deputy commissioner of agriculture after four years. Roger P. Kavanaugh steps down as a state bank examiner after nearly eight years. Funeral arrangements for a local figure are noted with private services Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
James J. Nolan
State Excise Department
Harry E. Cole
Rensselaer
Roger P. Kavanaugh
New York
Lamando Van Auken Dies in Highway Crash Near Cuddebackville
Lamando Van Auken died suddenly on the highway near Cuddebackville Sunday. Born in Pond Eddy, Pa, he was a longtime Erie Railroad section man. Survived by two sisters Mrs. A L Ross of Parker's Glen and Mrs. Elmer Canfield of Otisville and five brothers Alanson of Millbrook John William of Fishs Eddy James and Grover with residence unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamando van Auken
Cuddebackville
Pond Eddy
Alanson van Auken
Erie Railroad
A. L. Ross
Parker's Glen
Elmer Canfield
Otisville
Millbrook
N. Y
John and
William van Auken
Fish's Eddy
James
Grover van Auken
Death of Mrs Hugh McHugh at Goshen Home
Mrs Hugh McHugh died Saturday night at 10 at her Goshen Main street home after a period of failing health. She was 48, born in Goshen to Patrick Callahan and Ann Smith. Survived by her husband and brother Thomas Callahan of Coshen. Funeral at St John’s Church Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Burial in St John’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McHugh
Main Street
Goshen
MeHugh
Patrick Callahan
Ann Smith
Thomas Callahan
Coshen
St. John's Church
St. John's Cemetery
William Brewster Dies at 65 in Cornwall
William Brewster aged 65 a lifelong Cornwall resident died around noon Wednesday at his Maple Hurst home on Willow Avenue after months of illness from a paralytic stroke and heart trouble. He leaves a widow two daughters Miss Alice a Cornell student and Miss Irene at home plus two brothers Henry C and James of Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brewster
Cornwall
Maple Hurst
Willow Avenue
Alice
Cornel
Irene
Henry C
James
Long
Mrs Charlotte M West Dies After Week's Illness
Mrs Charlotte M West died Tuesday at 1 30 p m at 62 Fulton Street after a week's illness with paralysis aged 2 years 11 months and 10 days She is survived by two daughters Miss Grace West and Mrs Bila Hadden and a son William West of Jersey City Funeral services Friday at 2 p m at St John's A M E Zion Church Interment in Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte M. West
Fulton Street
Bila Hadden
Grace West
This City
William West
Jersey City
St. John’s A. M. E. Zion Church
Wallkill Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
Martin Hallmeier of White Mills Dies at 85
Martin Hallmeier one of White Mills oldest residents died Saturday evening November 27 at his home after a lingering illness of heart and kidney disease. Born in Bavaria Germany he celebrated his 85th birthday last April and immigrated to America in 1871 living briefly in Middletown and Milford before settling in White Mills the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hallmeier
White Mills
Place
Bavaria
Germany
Middletown
Milford
Mrs James Monaghan Is Dead In El mira After Illness
Mrs Mary Monaghan wife of James Monaghan former Erie Telegraph lines foreman died at her home in Elmira New York at 3 40 o clock Tuesday morning after a long illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monaghan
Mary Monaghan
City
Erie Telegraph Lines
Elmira
N. Y
Bandit Robs Sixteen on Pioneer Limited Train
A bandit held up sixteen passengers aboard the Pioneer Limited train between Watertown and Oconomowoeoe Wisconsin. The incident occurred December 2 as the train traveled through the area. Authorities investigate the robbery and search for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowoc
Wis
Pioneer Limited
Watertown
Oconowoweoe
New York Central Proposes Higher Passenger Fares in New York
The New York Central files tariffs with the upstate public service commission raising statewide passenger fares to 2.5 cents per mile with exceptions on Albany Buffalo local tickets and 38.10 to 3.58 for Albany to New York. Some branch lines also see increases and a Jan 1 effective date is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Upstate Public Service Commission
Albany-Buffalo
New York
Buffalo
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Minnesota
New York Central
Miss La Monte to Leave City for Philadelphia
Miss Evelyn LaMonte longtime employee of L. Stern & Co will move to Philadelphia next week where her family already resides A Queen Esther Chapter O E S reception honored her past matron status 40 members attended Patron Norman Rose presented a lavaisiere The gathering concluded with cards music and refreshments Friends wish her happiness and success in her new home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn LaMonte
L. Stern & Co
Philadelphia
Queen Esther Chapter
Masonic Temple
LaMonte
Norman 5
Rose
Mise LaMonte
Miss la Monte
Queen Esther
Engagement announced at Beacon card party
Miss Mabel MacCullum daughter of Rev Edward A MacCullum of Castleton N Y and Ward Lent son of Mr and Mrs Davis A Lent of Beacon were announced at a party by Miss Mabel Lent. MacCullum is a Cassar College graduate and society figure. Lent a Wilson School graduate now in automobile business with Lyall of Poughkeepsie. The wedding date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lent
Dutchess Terrace
Beacon
Mabel MacCullum
Edward A. MacCullum
Castleton
Ward
Lent
Davis A. Lent
Mise MacCullum
the Reformed Church
Cassar College
Girl Sent to Hudson Training School
Warwick news reports an erring girl once in the public eye was sent to a training school at Hudson New York yesterday. The action followed church effort led by Rev William M Pickelay. Two others were considered for transfer. one was paroled to report weekly, the other vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Warwick
N. Y
William M. Pickelay
Pickslay
Big Pipe Shipment For Ottawa Water System
Several hundred feet of four foot iron pipe sits in Erie yards awaiting transfer to the O and W Railway. The pipe will be shipped to Ottawa Canada for use in establishing a city water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ottawa
Canada
Walden May Become City in Newburgh Area
In Newburgh, plans move to make Walden a city after Montgomery voted dry. Proponents fear loss of town excise control while saloon interests abroad seek to block incorporation, citing population figures and legal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Montgomery
Walden & City
Walden
Hcense
Albany
Physician Casts Doubt on Supposed Death by Own Action
Dr. Frederick Seward questions the death by own action narrative in the George Rowe case at Interpines. Mrs. Wilson misidentified Rowe and suspicions grew after a typewritten record and missing wardrobe items. Rodent of doubt about escape plans, family discontent, and an escort issue frame the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Moses
J. M. Bernhard
Montgomery
Seward
Moses Rowe
Dr. Benard
Interpines
George
George Rowe
Rowe
Lee
Senator Burton urges postwar trade and unity
Ohio Senator Theodore E. Burton told Rochester Chamber of Commerce that the U S must expand trade with South America and adopt policies balancing large business strength with state oversight. He called for renewed patriotism and better class cooperation to place the United States in a leading role in future civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Chamber of Commerce
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
United States
South America
Market Cabaret Draws Crowds With Evening Show
Oliver and friends performed in white and green attire, drawing cheers from a lively audience. John Wallace led blue and red uniforms as Miss Mitchell played piano and Dr Gibbs cello accompanied a varied program featuring William Cross and the Nobody Home Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Slim
Jim
Fred
Leaner
Lena
John Wallace
William Cross
Frances Hoar
Ruth Cowley
Marie Hart
Juanita Mills
Madeleine Dusenberry
Dorothy Ackerman
Marie Johnson
Mildred Ferguson
B L. Masten
Roy Stern
Oliver Rockafellow
Walter
Marx
Harry Shorter
Fred Friend
Robert Houston
Albert Deisseroth
Ethel Mitchell
Stephen B. Gibbs
Tipperary Mary
Nobody Home Opera Company
Cope
Z. K. Greene
Moore Geraldine
R. D. Clemson Calve
Florence Brady Eee
Ates
Sean Ee Witherspoon
Joseph Ferguson Wengenroth
B. Gibbs
Norway
Misa Walburg Huseby
Ge Vanderoef
Tneeabiekiaks Sones
Man Ordered to Pay 5 Dollars a Week for Wife Support
Montgomery was told by a judge to provide five dollars weekly in support for his wife starting December 6 after pleading guilty to non support. The case was brought by Mrs. Philip Felsing. J. Bradley Scott represented the plaintiff and James Graham the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Philip Felsing
J. Bradley Scott
Newburgh
Ernie” Smith
Herbert F
New York
John Sullivan
John Haskin
Vee QO
Hall
Riverside
John Hewitt
George Harvey Young
George Tendent
Central New New Island Railroad
Basane Ee Gaal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trotter
Charlotte N. Ward
Miss Maccullum
Burton
Hubby
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