Goshen County Notes Detail Hunters and Local Events
Goshen reports a 15 dollar settlement for two hunters who confessed after shooting a farm duck near the Franco American game preserve. Norman Smith fights over a fox hound taken from William Turner. Justice Chappell allows Smith to keep the dog. Dikeman Hose Company plans a large meeting after a New Street room gathering. Elsie Van Gelder begins nurse training at Middletown State Hospital.
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Goshen
Lee
W. J. Kohl
Newburgh
Chester State Road
Hkarly
Kohn
Justice of the Peace
Chappell
Norman Smith
Durlandville
William H. Turner
Johnsons
Corners
Smith
Turner
Justice Chappell
Dikeman Hose Company
New Street
Elsie van Gelder
Samuel van Gelder
Middletown State Hospital
Christmas Sale by Goshen Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The annual Christmas sale by the Ladies Aid Society of the Goshen Presbyterian Church will be held in the chapel on Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Items include hand embroidered garments up to two years old, aprons, and miscellaneous articles from the Christian Workers, plus home made cake and candies. Proceeds support church work.
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Presbyterian Church
Goshen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Goshen Presbyterian Church
Prisoners Sentenced to New York County Penitentiary
Deputy Sheriff Henry Hallock Jr. took four prisoners to the New York County Penitentiary from Goshen. The men, sentenced at the recent county court term, were Daniel J. Roundtree ten months, John Holman and Antonio Rossi each eleven months and twenty nine days, and Eugene Poole four months.
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Goshen
Henry Hallock, Jr
New York County Penitentiary
Daniel J. Roundtree
John Holman
Antonio Rossi
Eugene Poole
Fire department responds to Chester blaze. called off early
Goshen December 4 fire crews were dispatched around 2 40 AM to Chester to extinguish a blaze. Trucks gathered at Park Square but Chief Green reported the fire under control and responders returned to their stations. About 50 people traveled to the scene by auto.
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Goshen
Chester
Park Square
Green
Injured man falls from train at station
David Chambers, in an intoxicated condition, alighted from train No 177 about 1 40 p m and fell sustaining a deep cut above the left eye.
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David Chambers
Kane and Powers Detained After Street Fight in Goshen
Tom Kane and Leo Powers were arrested on Greenwich Street during a Saturday night confrontation. Kane pled guilty and received 15 days in Goshen jail. Powers denied intoxication and claimed the fracas was only a friendly fight. a hearing is set for 1 30 p.m.
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Goshen
Tom Kane
Leo Powers
Greenwich Street
Clark
Kane
Powers
Ill of jaundice grips Goshen resident Lauree Woodward
Lauree Woodward is staying at her aunt Mrs. Frank H. Burgess home in Goshen with an attack of jaundice reported on December 4.
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Goshen
Lauree Woodward
Frank H. Burgess
Nolan Family Moves From Hartford to Goshen Village
Thomas Nolan and family relocate from Hartford Connecticut to 1 Spring Street in Goshen village as of December 4.
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Hartford
Goshen
Thomas Nolan
Hartford, Conn
Spring Street
Edith Howell Returns Home From Buffalo
Miss Edith Howell who spent several weeks in Buffalo has returned home to Goshen.
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Buffalo
Goshen
Edith Howell
Birth of Daughter in Goshen
An eight pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Clayton of Orange Avenue in Goshen on December 4.
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Goshen
William Clayton
Orange Avenue
Dance Draws Large Goshen Crowd at Lemworth Club
A large crowd from Goshen attended a dance hosted by the Lemworth Club at the K of P Hall in Chester on December 4.
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Goshen
Lemworth Club
K. of P. Hall
Chester
Masquerade Dance Set by P. O. of A. in Goshen
The P. O. of A. unit in Goshen will host a masquerade dance at Purdy Hall on Thursday December 9.
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Goshen
P. O
Purdy Hall
Drunk and Disorderly Arrests Shake Goshen Community
Annie Hatcher and William Batimore were arrested by Chief Brace in Goshen on Saturday night for drunkenness and disorder. Annie Hatcher pledges two months and William Batimore was fined five dollars.
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Goshen
Annie Hatcher
William Batimore
Chief Brace
Archtine
Annie
Goshen Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Goshen December 6 residents report visitors from New York City and nearby towns. John Lester Tethitt spent the weekend with his parents on Orence Avenue. William Westervelt visited from Fast Orange. Benjamin Finan, Fordham Law School student, stayed with his mother. James Nash, Eastman's Business School student, returned to Poughkeepsie after a weekend with his parents. George Morgan hosted from New York City, Merrill Carrigan returned from Newburgh. Mrs Mcavehlin and daughter from Dobb's Ferry returned home after a week in town. Mrs Mcchanchlin is a sister of Rev J A Brady of Murray Avenue.
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Goshen
John Lester Tethitt
New York City
Orence Avenue
William Westervelt
Fast Orange
Benjamin Finan
Fordham Law School
James Nash
Eastman
Poughkeepsie
George Morgan
Merrill Carrigan
Newburgh
James Mcavehlin
Dawghter
Dobb's Ferry
Mchanchlin
J. A. Brady
Murray Avenue
Misees Catherine and Margaret Stewart Return Home
Goshen residents Catherine and Margaret Stewart have returned to their village home after spending several weeks in New York City and surrounding area.
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Goshen
Catherine
Margaret Stewart
New York City
Italian grocery to open after front added to Goshen store
In Goshen on December 3 a new storefront is being installed beside the Erie hotel. A Italian grocery store will open there once alterations are finished.
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Goshen
Erie Hotel
Mittleer Moves From Mullenix House to West Main Street
Goshen reports H Mitteer has relocated from the Mullenix residence on Greenwich street to the Arvanite home on West Main street.
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Goshen
H. Mitteer
Mullenix
Greenwich Street
Arvanite
West Main Street
Water Main Laying Starts in Goshen West Side
Water Commissioner Frank C. Hock began laying a new water main today extending from South street to Park Square and then to High street, Goshen.
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Goshen
Frank C. Hock
South Street
Park Square
the Square
High Street
Mrs William Mec Aleer Dies At Emergency Hospital
Goshen December 6 Mrs William Mec Aleer of Greenwich Street died yesterday at the Emergency Hospital. Funeral notice will appear later.
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Goshen
William Mec. Aleer
Greenwich Street
Mills Heading South for Florida Winter
Goshen reports Victor Mills left for Eustis Florida today to spend the winter, detailing a seasonal move to warmer climes.
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Florida
Goshen
Victor Mills
Eustis
Fla
Republican Committee Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Goshen December 3 a meeting of the Republican county committee will be held here tomorrow at 2 p m.
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Republican Committee
Goshen
Republican County Committee
Church Fair at M E B Church Draws 200 in Goshen
About 200 people attended the annual church fair and supper at the M E B Church in Goshen yesterday afternoon and evening.
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Goshen
M. EB
Goshen Grange to Elect Officers This Evening
Goshen Grange will hold its annual election of officers tonight at Grange Hall on West Main Street.
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Goshen Grange
Goshen
Grange Hall
Entertaining Sister in Goshen
Goshen, December 3. Mrs. J. W. Gott is entertaining her sister, Mrs. E. W. Hitchcock, of Auburn.
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Goshen
J. W. Gott
E. W. Hitchcock
Auburn
Tierney Brothers Visit Sister in Goshen
William Tierney of Englewood New Jersey and Charles Tierney visit their sister on Prospect street in Goshen as of December 3.
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Goshen
William Tierney
Englewood, N. J
Charles Tierney
Prospect Street
Hodson Couple Return From Lexington Trip
Mr and Mrs William Hodson have returned home from a visit in Lexington Kentucky. The brief item notes their travel from Goshen with no further details.
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Lexington
Goshen
William Hodson
Jewelers Shop Repainted by Gus White in Goshen
Painting work underway at E. G. Swezey Jewelry Store in Goshen as contractor Gus White applies fresh coats. This update notes the redecorating activity occurring on December 3.
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Goshen
E. G. Swezey
Gus” White
Casper Sharts Visiting Mother in Goshen
Casper Sharts is spending several days with his mother Mrs. Kate Sharts on Matin Street in Goshen starting December 3.
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Goshen
Casper Sharts
Kate Sharts
Matin Street
Kniffin Confined by Grip at Greenwich Street Home
William Kniffin of Greenwich street is confined to his home in Goshen after contracting a grip infection.
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Goshen
William Kniffin
Greenwich Street
Social notes from White Sulphur Springs to Middletown
The Misses Belie and Vye Worden of White Sulphur Springs return from visiting aunts in the city. Misses M Vernooy and Elizabeth Vernooy, after weekend with parents Charles Vernooy in Roscoe, plan to spend winter in the area. W. H. Thorne visits Middletown from Ellenville and will travel to Dairyland to see relatives. Austin Bussey of Low Beach and later Johnson visits Roscoe with Mrs Bussey. Lena Usning visits Sussex New Jersey with John D. Haggerty family. Edward Swinton of Port Jervis and Stanley Rogers of New York City spend time in Middletown. Mrs. Charles Topping visits her mother Mrs. Waters.
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Belie
Vye Worden
P. A Worden
White Sulphur Springs
N. Y
Frank Pembleton
Wall Avenue
Mise
Julia T. Worden
M Vernooy
Elizabe Vernooy
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Vernooy
Rowcoe
Ellenville
Middletown
W. H. Thorne
Ellenvile
Thorne
Isaac Corbin
Corbin
Dairyland
Ephram Jones
Austin Bussey
Low Beach
Johnson
Roscoe
Mra. Bussey
Lena Usning
John D. Haggerty
Sussex
N. J
Edward Swinton
Port Jervis
Stanley Rogers
New York City
Charles Topping
Waters
Cardinal Attends Florida Parochial School Dedication
Cardinal Farley blessed the new St. Joseph's Parochial School in Florida in a ceremony attended by 2,000 parishioners. The dedication featured sermons by Monsignor Lavelle and Father Jozwiak, a procession, and a luncheon after which the Cardinal blessed the Most Blessed Sacrament. The school, run by Selbian Sisters of Lodi, NJ, will educate 200 students under Rev. Father Nowak and aides.
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Florida
St. Joseph's Church
Cardinal Farley
New York
St. Joseph's
Tuxedo
Mahwah
N. J
Henry O. Havemeyer
Father Carroll
Cardinal Fairey
Monsignor Lavelle
Theodore Jozwiak
Father J. Nowak
Father Brady
Goshen
Father Keenan
Dr. Carroll
Society of the Sacred Heart
Rosary Society
Cardinal
Dedi
Richard Delafield
Brook Farm Chester
Selbian Sisters
Lodi
Father Nowak
St. Joseph's Parish
Train 1 Delayed by Valve Burst Near New Hampton
Passenger train No. 1 from New York to Chicago was delayed thirty minutes at New Hampton on Sunday when a valve burst on engine No. 2904. It was due at Port Jervis at 11 27 but arrived at 11 49. Attorney Charles Taylor admitted Friday.
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New York
Chicago
New Hampton
Port Jervis
Attorney Taylor
Charles
Local Lawyer E Taylor Admitted to NY District Court
E Taylor of this city was admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. Admission was before Judge Howgh by Mayor OX.
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E. Taylor
United States District Court For
Southern District of
New York
Papa
Howgh
Obituary notices for Moses Rowe and Catherine Osmun in Port Jervis area
Obituary items note Moses Rowe of Burnside died midweek. born July 4, 1854, survived by wife Es telle Campbell and six children. funeral held Saturday at his home with Burnside cemetery interment. Catherine Pierce Osmun, Port Jervis widow of William C. Osmun, died at 68 after a long illness, born near Cuddebackville and educated at Mount Retirement Seminary. she taught in Port Jervis schools before her marriage and later living on North Street. Other society items report residents traveling to funerals and visiting New York, with clergymen and club events.
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Moses Rowe
Burnside
Times-Press
Matthew
Eveline Clineman Rowe
Montgomery
Estelle Campbell
George
Frank
Dveline
Moses
Arminda
James
Hyde Park
Montana
Thomas
William
Lizzie Rowe
New York City
Rowe
The
Reformed Church
Burnside Cemetery
Catherine Pierce Osmun
Port Jervis
William C. Osmun
Franklin Street
Eased
Cuddebackville
Horace Pierce
Mary Startup Pierce
Honesdale
Port Jervis Woman Dies. Survived by Daughters and Brother
In marriage with William C. Osmun of Port Jervis the death of Mr Osmun is reported in this city on March. Surviving relatives include two daughters Misses Grace and Carrie Osmun at home and one brother Daniel J. Pierce of Port Jervis.
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William C. Osmun
Port Jervis
Death of Almira A. Cole in Delhi visitation
Almira A. Cole aged 67 wife of David S. Cole died Wednesday evening in Delhi while visiting daughter Mrs. John Moe Arthur. Survived by husband and ten children including Steven Basil Levi Alonzo of this city Chester of Port Jervis John A. of Westbrookville Mrs. John McArthur Delhi Mrs. Leslie Wilbur Otisville Mrs. Fred Godfrey Bloomingburg Mrs. George Schinder Port Jervis. Funeral at Westbrookville Methodist Church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in family plot Westbrookville Cemetery.
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Almira A. Cole
David
John McArthur
Delhi
Leslie Wilbur
Otisville
Fred Godfrey
Bloomingburg
George Schinder
Port Jervis
Westbrookville
Westbrookvile Cemetery
Charles T. Redfield 82 Dies After Illness in Falmouth
Death notice from Times Press reports Charles T. Redfield of Falmouth Massachusetts died Wednesday from heart trouble after a three month illness. He was 82 years 10 months and 17 days old born in Bloom ineburg married Mary Coburn in November 1877 at Bullville. A farmer by trade he lived with his son Charlee O. Redfield in Falmouth for five years. He was a member of Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church and survived by his son and daughter Cora B. Redfield.
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Times
Charles T. Redfield
Falmouth
Maas
Bloomineburg
Bullville
Mary Coburn
Charlee O. Redfield
Mass
Redfield
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cora B. Redfield
New York Directory Project Aims for Railroad Regions
A. C. Hanman of New York gathers material for an official directory of the New York Ontario and Western Railroad. The topk publication will be issued before February and will list an official classification of all industries along the line. It will be delivered free to industries receivers and shippers, aiding local business interests.
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A. C. Hanman
New York
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
TimesPress Want Columns Offer Broad Ad Services
A TimesPress advertisement invites readers to use the want columns for buying selling and local services. The notice emphasizes quick placement and broad reach within the community.
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TimesPress
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