Masons Of Tuxedo Attend Middletown Lodge Event
Middletown Masons held a lively communication with delegates from Hofman Lodge No 412 and Lorillard Lodge No 62 visiting from Tuxedo. Fred E Tilton and Dr E O Rushmore assisted in the third degree for four candidates. Tuxedo guests included Chief of Police G O Bush and other town officials. The event ended with a banquet and plans for the December 21 election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
John D. Surers
John Amstalden
Leo Barnett
F. H. Beakes
Charles F. Bennett
H. H. Blanchard
Robert Dugdale
James EB. Gibbs
J. B. Giles
Frank Goldbrusch
T. Ed. Hayes
Charles Bigham
Judson
C. E. Ducolon
Cronon
W. A. McClellan
William Miner
E. Pringle
S. T. Dusenberry
Daniel Taylor
W. G. Tice
Capt. Jackson Post Elects New Officers
Capt. William A. Jackson Post 6 A R held its annual officer election. New Commander C B Wood C E L Sproat J F Terhune MC R Smith Surgeon P M Johnson Chaplain CC W Rice CD G Irwin GO G Howell Patriotic Instructor A B Wilbur Delegate WW D Robinson Alternate G W Reed Trustees J A Grier G W Reed E L Sproat Finance Committee A J Hornbeck CC Lutes H M Howell Officers to be installed January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Jackson
A. R
C. B. Wood
E. L. Sproat
J. F. Terhune
MC. R. Smith
P. M. Johnson
Cc. W. Rice
C. D
G. Irwin
A. B. Wilbur
Wwd. Robinson
G. W. Reed
J. A.grier
A. J. Hornbeck
CC. Lutes
H. M. Howell
Orange Hose Co Beaten by Soldiers At the Armory
At the Armory Tuesday night the A A defeated the Orange Hose of Walden in a slow basketball game. End of first half stood 7 to 5 in favor of the Militiamen and final score 25 to 7. Players included Vail McMahon Madison Benedict Cooper Stickles Scott Pareden and Walden Benedict. Referee Lloyd Burhans. Attendance was small.
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Armory
A. A
Orange Hose
Walden
Militiamen
Co. 7
Faith A. A
Paret
Vail
McMahon
Madinson
Banker
Benedict
Cooper
Stickles
Scott
Pareden
Lloyd Burhans
Onion Seed Carload Records Arrival At Arden Farms
Fr D Hanter of Florida has received from Arden Farms Daiss To and the curate of the late Ralph Wisner a carload of onion seed. The seed is cleaned and ready, with 1358 barrels of onions set for spring. No other onion seed thresher and cleaner within many miles is known to exist.
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Fr. D. Hanter
Florida
Arden Farms
Ralph Wisner
Hunwt
Suspended From The Trotting Association
A faulty report indicates suspensions within the Trotting Association. The entry cites failure to notify a change of water from a Prince to John Wy, with unclear dates and names, and references to Jervis and Ellen in connection with events at WW and Metered.
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Jervis
Ellen
Ervin
John
Mors Nescsciry At Leckbone Farm Journal Notice
Fragmentary OCR note from Leckbone Farm Journal mentions a wishbone and Pied anes, unclear details. Readable elements indicate a local farm notice or item entry with limited context and no actionable information.
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Leckbone
Farm Journal
Pork Prices on the Wing Amid Record High Costs
Central Valley reports pork prices surge past five decades. Fresh pork carcass prices rise from five to six cents to eleven cents per pound in recent twelve months. Retail pork goes for seventeen to eighteen cents. Market observes corn and feed costs drive scarcity and hog prices. With new year expected, supplies may ease and prices fall.
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Central Valley
Dec
Highland Mills
Merrits
Weston Shriners elect officers at Newburgh meeting
The Wilbur H. Weston Shriners Association of Newburgh held a beefsteak supper meeting at the Palatine. Officers for the coming year were elected: President J. S. Taylor, Vice President A. H. F. Seeger, Secretary Harry T. Coldwell, Treasurer Harry M. Waring. Executive Committee members named. Entertainment included Billy Berkes, Jack Armour, Thomas Dupe, Bert Forrest, George McKelver, and Justice Keogh. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Weston
Billy Berkes
Jack Armour
Thomas Dupe
Big
Bert Forrest
George McKelver
Justice
Nobles F. W. Wilson
J B. Rose
T. F. Chadwick
J. 8. Taylor
Night drill dispute changes at Newburgh armory
Dispute between Fifth and Tenth Companies over drill nights at the Newburgh armory continues. Capt Rose seeks to revoke the current distribution after reportedly requesting Friday night drills last year for legislative duties. Headquarters decision expected within days. A highway petition in Monroe and Greenwood Lake area advances with a planned easier route replacing a hazardous one. Bethlehem congregation marks memorial gift and new communion service in Salisbury.
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Newburgh
Tearth
Rose
She Han
Bethlehem
Salisbury
Henry Chandler
D. Henry Chandler
Cornsail
Central Valley Notes and Local Changes in December
Walter Evers joins his brother in the meat business as assistant replacing Jacob Beesmer. Erie Railroad land moves eyed for depot site near Central Valley with options to shift or raise the building. John Hunter builds a 20 by 80 foot cottage on state road area near Highland Mills. Victor Reaves resigns from Arden Farms Dairy for a larger post in New York. Jacob Beesmer assumes Reeves' dairy duties. Max Weyer plans to move from Jersey City Heights to Central Valley in spring. T L Knight announces a civil government class for all ages to prepare for Regents exams. Schools around Central Valley, Highland Mills, and Woodbury Falls close Dec 17 and reopen Jan 3.
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Walter Evers
Jacob Beesmer
Evers
Shokan
N. Y
Catskills
New York
Erie
Erie Railroad Co
Erie Engineers
John Hunter
Highland Telephone Co
Highland Mills
Central Valley
Erie & Jersey
BR. B. Thibaut
Hunter
St. Patrick's Church
Victor Reaves
Arden Farms Dairy Company
Merrit Every
Reeves
Max Weyer
Jersey City Heights
Davenport
Weyer
T. L. Knight
Woodbury Falls
Sudden Summons for Mrs Bugsby
Mrs. Charles C. T. Bugsby died at her Commonwealth avenue extension home early Tuesday morning after a sudden collapse. She awoke Monday healthy and did housework. her 1-year-old grandson T Rex Coleman found her dying near 4 am. Born in Honesdale Pa she was twice married and survived by two sons and two daughters and several grandchildren. Coroner Crist investigated the death.
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Charles C. T. Bugsby
Commonwealth Avenue Extension
Bugsby
T.rex Coleman
Honesdale
John AicCa
Gaughiers
Sanford Smith
Clir
Miles Smith
Milford
Pas Frank Smith
Trot
Frank Estes
Schenectady
Mins
Louis Twker
Albany
T. Rey Colemar
Crist
New Police Caps Arrive for City Patrolmen
New caps purchased for city patrolmen arrive and are described as high quality police cloth with brass buttons and a light cord. Middletown caps differ from metropolitan headgear in weather tape, folded inside. purchased through A. K. Ruggies on North Street.
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New York City
Middletown
New York
A. KE. Ruggies
North Street
Clichier
Extra Panel for the Brink Case in Newburgh Court
District Attorney Hogers asked that the murder trial of Henry Brink be set for the December 20 week and that an extra panel of 100 jurors be drawn. Judge Keogh ordered the panel. The Brink killing involved a peddler near Port Jervis. Laura Clark vs H H Clark annulment trial set for December 16 with Thomas Watts and John R. Taylor counsel. Judge Keogh also set December 16 call for the case regarding a restraining visitation order for the child. News from the area notes a New father at Atlantic City health retreat to return soon. Rev Father Merren of Nashville may stay in Middletown for the winter. Watch the want column.
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Supreme Court
Newburgh
Thomas C. Hogers
Henry Brink
Keogh
Brink
Port Jervis
Laura
Clark
Nigen H. Clark
Thomas Watts
John ©. R. Taylor
Senator Taylor
New
J. Daly
St. Joseph's Church
Atlantic City
Father Merren
Nashville
Enn
Dean McClancy
Middletown
108 year old Emily Lawrence dies after fall
Emily Lawrence aged 108 died December 1 after a fall while living with her son Lewis Lawrence near Port Jervis. She had long ties to Sussex County and previously lived with her daughters in Milford and Port Jervis. Funeral services were held in Port Jervis.
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Times-Pross
Emily Lawrence
Orange Farm
Lewis Lawrence
Greenville-Port Jervis
Port Jervis
Laurel Grove
Newton
N.J
Sussex County
Charles Adams
Frank Lawrence
Colesville
Rachel Scott
Milford
Hannah Smith
Benjamin Adams
Huguenot
Tri-States
Family ties noted in Milford and city lineages
Rechas Boott of Milford Pennsylvania and Mrs Emily Taylor of this city are listed as children of Frank Lawrence, highlighting local family connections across towns.
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Rechas) Boott
Milford
Emily Taylor
Frank Lawrence
Diphtheria Eases as Unionville Town Notes Weave
Unionville reports diphtheria abating and normal activities resuming. Residents attended the third anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich in Westtown. J B Conklin visited New York. Elizabeth Hayne visited Ellmina this week. Mr and Mrs Albert Van Beer visiting Paterson NJ. M E fair scheduled December 16. Rev Mrs MacInnes topics Sunday: The Storms of Ie and A Farewell Message of a True Hero. Mrs Elizabeth Owens fell and broke her arm Friday. Mary Halstead spent time with New York friends.
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Charles Aldrich
Westtown
J. B. Conklin
New York
Elizabeth Hayne
Ellmira
Albert van Béer
Paterson
M. E
MacInnes
Elizabeth Owens
Mary Halstead
Remarkable 91-Year-Old Quaker Patient In Thrall Hospital
There is a notable patient, Joseph M. Devoe of Spring Glen, an aged Quaker of 91, who has won many hearts. Despite ten years, he remains hale and hearty and is recovering from a recent operation unless further complications arise. The Society of Friends in the city may find a visit to Mr. Devoe especially rewarding.
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Thrall Hospital
Hearts
Joseph M. Devoe
Glen
Society of Friends
Devoe
Farmers Insurance Ad Offers Low Rates At 2 Cents
An old classified style ad from BOTD and DEMING at 19 North Street Middletons N offers fire insurance from reliable companies at minimal cost. It urges readers to write for quotes and to watch the want columns for more details.
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Botd & Deming
North Street
Middletons, N
Holy Communion Service and Local Club Notes
Dec Sunday Holy Communion to be celebrated at Howell s. Mapes recovered from adenoids after an operation last week. Van Inwegen opened a butcher shop in Dr Davis property. Home merchant policy urged by T Deyo. Book Club met at Charles E Mapes home with piano solo paper on Domestic Science Whittier life and Whittler songs. Annual meeting set for third Monday in January at church lecture room.
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Howells Wal Chi
Leslie Mapes
G. W. van Inwegen
Dr. Davis
T. Deyo
Howells
Book Club
Charles E. Mapes
Moniday
Berths G. Mapes
Lewis H. Mapea
Pestole
Schssssees
Robert Drake
Life of Whittier
Charles W. Cairns
Jorda Miller
Wahittler
Whittler
Montgomery Suit Against New York Ends Hearing
The Montgomery town suit against New York City over higher highway maintenance costs due to aqueduct work was concluded before commission No. in New Parg h. Rochester witness Arthur J. Mahon claimed cost to maintain the altered highway would be lower, while Warwick’s George F. Ketchum testified about fence post longevity. A further hearing is held today on another affected road.
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Montgomery
New York
Newpargh
Arthur J. Mahon
Rochester
George F. Ketchum
Warwick
Stetson Hats and Accessories Sale Catalog Listing
An extensive sale catalog lists garments and accessories with wide price ranges. Items include Stetson hats from 3.00 to 5.00, fur caps up to 41, neckwear boxed 75c to 2.00, shields like mufflers 50c, full dress protectors up to 4.00, shirts 0e to 2.50, pajamas 50c to 2.00, umbrellas 1.00 to 6.00, trunks 5.00 to 20.00, gloves, hosiery, pilling and Madeley socks, suits or overcoats 3.00 to 12.00, and many other apparel and accessory items with varied prices. The list includes collars, bags, and novelty play suits with multiple price points.
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Phoenix
Tadian
New York Public Services Commission and Rail System Records
Volumes received include the annual report of the New York State tax commissioners and correspondence of Frederick W. Whit rate. Also listed is the Public Services Commission, with Whitdridge as receiver of the Third Avenue street railway system in New York.
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New Toth State
Frank B. Tetley
Tve
Frederick W. Whitrate
Public Services
Whitridgs
Third Avenue Street Railway
New York
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Monroe
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