Godfrey Sells Overlook Place At Bloomingburg
Bloomingburg on December 11 3 L Kneip of Flatbush bought the Overlook Place boarding house from Charles Godfrey a long established and popular hotel and boarding house built 1889 by G D Carpenter and improved by Godfrey with plans to operate as a Sunday and summer destination the purchaser to take possession in April also reported is a sale of Mrs G W Callard property to a new store operator around April 1 plus town news including baker George Schneider moving to Downeville and George Martin visiting his ill mother at Mrs Wallioga with townspeople urged to act promptly.
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Kneip
Overlook
G. W. Cal-lard
George Schneider
Downeville
George Martin
Montgomery News Roundup Focuses on Local Events
A. M. Bedford sells thirty Holstein dairy herd to Charles D. Wait but continues delivering milk locally. Howard Bedford to join contracting and building in Richfield Park. Charles VanBuskirk suffers a paralytic stroke. age about sixty. condition critical. An Italian shack near Maybrook burns. little damage beyond the building. Jack Gentry walks from Middletown to Montgomery in two hours forty minutes. distance twelve miles. claims reliability. Herbert Judson injured when working on a Maybrook dwelling. foreman for Chauncey Brooks. Mrs. Mary A. Lodge visiting Kingston. Miss Franc C. Shaw, New York, in town. Samuel Gibson and others from Yonkers on a hunting trip. Brown Brothers win iron roofing contract for Mrs. Elizabeth Green’s barn at Stony Ford. Arthur West of Middletown visits. Mrs. James Brescia seriously ill but expected to recover. A team of horses owned by John B. Mould farm runs away. driver injured. Miss Albertina Neith of New York in town. Miss Julia B. Myere of Middletown to organize a dancing class January 7, 1914. Chauncey Brooks works on roof of the new Firemanic House nearing completion. Miss Mary Lodge returns from Kingston after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Montgomery
Herbert Judson
Maybrook
Chauncey Brooks
Mary A. Lodge
Dr. and
Mire
Elting
Kingston
Franc C. Shaw
New York
He Montgomery
Samuel Gibson
Mr. Vernon
Charles Stapleton
James L. Kroft
Yonkers
Brown Brothers
Elizabeth Green
Stony Ford
Arthur West
Middletown
James Brescia
Prospect Terrace
John B. Mould
Albertina Neith
New York City
Julia B. Myere
Mary Lodge
Wre
Iia
Obituary: Virgil Comfort Brooklyn Real Estate Broker
Virgil Comfort a noted Brooklyn and New York real estate broker died Monday after an illness of three days. He was 66 and leaves a widow plus four children Mabel Jeanie Alice and Clarence. two brothers Theodom and Alaza. three sisters Susan Phoebe Jennie. The funeral was held Wednesday at 11 o clock from his late residence with Mr. Comfort and Alanson Comfort in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Comfort
Virah Comfort
Brooklyn
New York
Hancock Street
Comfort
Ploomingdare
Mabel
J. Edward Burteat
Jeanie
Raymond Hinker
Mr. Comfort
Alanson Comfort
Obituary Notes for Efiard A Penniman in Honesdale Pa
Efiard A Penniman former pot idher of The Citizen died Saturday at his home in Honesdale Pennsylvania aged 78. He had retired from business about ten years ago and was one of the best known citizens of Heer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efiard A Penniman
The
Citizen
Honesdale
Monroe Village Notes and Real Estate Deal Report
Daniel Thomas purchases William Crisiable Interest in Monroe Garage Company and assumes duties. Hawthorne Chapter to elect officers December 15. Brooks Realty sells Theodore Weygant farm to M C Migel of New York City, 120 acres, possession January. Charter Oak Council officers elected. John McGimpreey ill. Jesse Bull attends Shriners banquet in Michelstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Daniel Thomas
William
Cheater Sanderson
New York
Hawthorne Chapter
Brooks Realty Company
Theodore Weygant
William K. Smith
M. C. Migel
New York City
Forshee Hill
Migel
Beveraj
Rhodes
Central Valley
Ward Brower
Weygant
Smith
Charter Oak Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
John McLaughlin
William Lamoreaux
Ror Talmadge
Alex. Dunn
Willam G. Stauble
David Leachman
William Conklin
Moses Rake
Inside Sentinel
Lewis Pilgrim
Outside Sentinel
Foster Degraw
George McGarren
David Shearin
William Caul
Percy Pembleton
Samuel King
Clarence Earl
John McGimpreey
Aick
Jesse Bull
Michedeltown
Shriners’ Association
Westtown Notes and Events From December in Orange County
The Presbyterian Church events for Sunday include a sermon The Golden Age and an evening topic The Supreme Greatness of Life A Sunday school after morning services and a Wednesday Frayer meeting led by Mrs John DuBois The Choral Society meets Fridays under A Stanley Osborn A bazaar by the Ladies Art Society raised 245 dollars with many patrons and visitors from nearby towns including Sussex Unionville Ridgebury and Middletown attendees and donors noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
John DuBois
F. M. Line
Walter E. Cole
Salem
Unionville Notes and Local Arrivals on December 11
Unionville news items list a 15th birthday party hosted by Char ence Kimble with many guests from Sussex and Augusta. Visitors include Mrs. Albert Van Atta and family, and Mia Roxie Whitaker. Notices cover church events at Mt. Salem and a Sunday school gathering. Frank Ford remains confined after a fall. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Irrin Latte, and a prophecy topic plus a church service are announced for the upcoming evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galousilie
Charence Kimble
Albert van Atta
Ruswell
Sussex
Delwin van Atta
Albert
Mia
Roxie Whitaker
Mac
Augusta
N. J
Ami
Elston
May Schultz
Mra
Hallock
Ly Paterson
Tople
Mt. Salem
Frank Ford
C. Rodler
East Strowdstrea
L. C. Hantora
Irrin Latte
Presbyterian Church
Bullville Christmas Evening at Collahar School
A local notice invites residents to a December 14 entertainment at Collahar school. Students will perform singing and speaking at 7 o’clock. Everyone is welcome free of charge to attend and enjoy the program.
Huguenot News Briefs Mention Visits and Local Events
Local notes report Mrs A B Cuddeback visiting Berryville for Thanksgiving with relatives and a New Badfort Judd visit. Funeral attendance for Earl Gumner in Matamores. Annie Schofield ill. Mary Norris visiting in Quddebackville. William Decker hunting pole cats and selling hides. Auto accident at crossroads injures none seriously. windshield broken. Wit a Middletown guest Karl Mead. Christmas gifts arriving, including a Japanese silk coat from Japan via New York. Birds, dandelions, and strawberries noted. Mary G Cuddeback returned from New York trip. Wilfred Cuddeback new residence renovations in town. Samuel VanInwegen buys Levi Westfall farm near Port Jervis for spring move. Four deer seen on road. Wishing Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 1914.
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Cross Roads
Matamoros
Mr. Welnant
Middletown
Karl Mead
Mira Ayres
Japan
New York
Mat Reynolds
Port Jervis
Mary G. Cuddeback
New York City
Wilfred Cuddeback
Nathaniel Myers
P. Hinneman
Willson
Helen Griner
Samuel VanInwegen
Levi Westfall
Christmas Hosannas at Pine Bush church planned
Pine Bush residents prepare a Christmas program and tree for December 23 at the M. B. Church with the Sabbath school and choir, while local updates note Jamen Smith's transfer to Port Jervis, health improvements of Joan Woodward, and travel plans of several townsfolk. Donations to Thrall Hospital include cash from County Telephone Co. and Buck Bros. receipted bills, plus food items. A Goshen rumor hints at a local clerk’s upcoming marriage.
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Jamen Smith
Port Jervis
Fort Jervis
Jersey
Aid
Toe
M. B. Church
Joan Woodward
Illlness
J. W. Waitten
Cottage Street
Middletown
Marion McKinney
Wellesley College
John Watson
Brooklyn
Denton
Jolly Six
Poughkee
Thrall
Thrall Hospital
County Telephone Co
Buck~Bros
W. M. Kemp
Case Com
William Deering Dies Founder of Deering Harvester
William Deering dies at his summer home in Florida. Deering was founder of the Deering Harvester Company and a prominent industrial figure. In other news, E Klapey becomes a clerk at United Cigar Store replacing Mr Liebmann, who will return to New York City soon.
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William Deering
Associated Prams
Miami
Flo
William Deer, Jing
The
Deering Harvester Company
Ars
U. S
Financier dies after mystical farewell letters
James Mc Mahon, financier and director of Equitable Life, died at Smithtown. The article recounts his odd seance inspired writings and a bizarre exchange with a young admirer, including a cryptic reply about love and berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseocated Press
New York
James McMahon
A, Equitable’ Life Ee
Smithtown
Best Story of Vay’s Prem Baseball Mag
A comic backstage tale unfolds as a famed singer refuses to perform at Yankee level show. A rival fighter offers to persuade her, returning with the star ready to sing, despite a swollen jaw from a confrontation, proving the public’s demand remains unmet by the diva’s temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Lesring
Nnger
Jim
Newra
Varmah
Sherry
Pugiher
Musical recital and local events in Unionville
Unionville notices report Mrs Mary B Stoll hosting friends and Agnus Taylor receiving a surprise. Mrs Howard visited Middletown relatives. A M E Church fair supper planned for Grange Hall Friday. Ada Timbrell and pupils staged a musical afternoon with ice cream and cake. program listed with titles and student names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary &B. Stoll
Town
Agnus Taylor
M.E. Church
Grange Hall
Howard
Middletown
Ada Timbrell
Orchard Street
Turday
Dorothea Moulton
Hall
Lambert
Ruby Moulton
Wala
Isi
Lutttan Garr
Mildred
Ruth Stillwell
Lambert Wyker Carr
Q'neron
Emma Wickham
Myrile Stilwell
Allen
Maude Morris
Rovering
Elizabeth O'Brien
A. Brainard
Olive Brink
Timbrell
M. Timbrell
M H S Basketball Team Practice at Grace Church Parish House
The M. H. S. basketball team practiced at Grace Church Parish House due to Armory unavailability. A ball was purchased for team use. Gibbe named captain, Vincent Callahan manager. and a game with Liberty set for Saturday at 6 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Athletic Association
Liberty
Gibbe
Vincent Callahan
Monticello
Uea
Newburgh
Pioneers to Meet the Fast Kingston Five
Ellenville reports a basketball game to be played Friday evening at Norbury Hall between Pioneer Nine and the Kingston Five. A good contest is expected with Roe lenberger’s orchestra providing music and dancing after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Five
Ellenville
Norbury Hall
Pioneer Nive
Roelenbergers Orchestra
Follows Brother to a Grave Hasbrouck Dies in New Paltz
Jacob M Hasbrouck a Crater county resident died at his New Paltz home in his 80th year He was brother to Josiah J Hasbrouck who died recently He ran a large New Paltz business with his brother then sold to Josiah He served as secretary treasurer of New Paltz Savings Bank from 1871 until last year He was Ulster County treasurer for three years elected 1872 He twice became village president during its corporated period and later re elected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Hasbrouck
Crater County
New Paltz
Josiah J. Hasbouck
Jacob Hasbrouck
Josiah J
Ridgebury Church Christmas Service Plan
In Ridgebury on Sunday December 11 a morning Presbyterian service at 11 o'clock led by Elder Clarence Seward includes a Christmas message. A union service follows at 7 45 pm for men seeking truth with the topic I am there a God can we know and a Q&A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgebury
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Seward
South Centreville
Local Notices Across Chester and Nearby Towns
Ja E L Hale and three children visit George Hale in Madison near Syracuse. James Henry slips on a stone while working, injuring his ankle. Mrs Anna Penoyer visits daughter in Maybrook and sprains her knee. Mrs E H Haisley arrives from St Paul to see her mother, now gravely ill in Jim Tuxedo Hospital. Mrs Townsend visits from Ellenville. Miss Mabel Carr, nursing student in New York, stays with Mr and Mrs J Holmes McGuinness. Mrs Nancy Durland keeps to home with sore throat. Mrs Willem Fizerald returns from Sor SVEN May. Miss Ethel Gourtier assists with extra Christmas work.
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Chester
Ja. E. L. Hale
George Hale
Madiius
Syracuse
James Henry
Anna Penoyer
J. L Cotter
Maybrook
E. H. Haisley
St. Paul
Minn
Wea
East
Emma Duryea
Jim Tuxedo Hospital
Townsend
Ellenville
Hugh Townsend
Mabel Carr
Nancy Durland
Willem Fizerald
Church Service in Centreville Initiates Holy Communion
South Centreville notes a Dec. 14 Sabbath service at 11 am with Holy Communion. The hour change is announced. all local Christians are invited to attend. This will be the sole preaching service in Centreville that day and will start promptly at 11 o clock.
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Bositifve
Speciaj
Collahar Echoe
At & Ovriack
Centreville
Pigasa
Sclock
Hawkins Wins Rhode Scholarship to Oxford for Three Years
Charlies F Hawkins of Warwick Rhode Island has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship from Massachusetts for three years. A 1908 Warwick High School graduate and class editor, he attended Williams College and Harvard College. He was Phi Beta Kappa and taught and studied chemistry at Harvard College.
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Warwick
Charlies F. Hawkins
N. Ç
Rhodes
Oxford
Massachusetts
Hawkins
Warwick High School
Willams’ Coblero
Harvard Cottern
Cake sale and supper at Reformed Church in Bloomingtarg
Special news from Bloomingtarg reports a cake sale and supper at the Reformed Church chapel on Tuesday afternoon, encouraging all to come out for a meal. In Goshen an individual named J H Newtory closes a property gate and announces intent to permit no trespassing thereafter on Mesray Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lndies
Thy Reformed Church
Ulsterville Social Notes and European Trip Plans
Ulsterville notes report Mr and Mrs Robert McNagli visiting Denton while Mrs William Grans and children visit Oberserve. Edith and Ethel Borger move to Wellington. Misses Foster and Higham plan a New York departure with Mrs Foster sailing to Shemford then Europe bound. The Ridgebeary donation at the Presbyterian manse invites copper and welcome. A Holiday Club dance is planned at the Music Hall on New Year’s Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grans
Betelle Howe
Middletown
Edith
Ethel Borger
Jamies McKalg
New York
Thomes Hone
Dacil Montsepest
Walden T
High School Tops Rivals in City Bowling League
Middletown High School bowled three teams in the city league, defeating Excelsiors 1 and Excelsiors 2 while pushing rival Uremen’s team toward first place. A large crowd witnessed close matches and near records as MH8 led the night with strong cheering and crowd energy.
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Waddaye
Middletown
Bs Qeimiers
M. H
Uls Fremen
Excelsiors
Hixcalsiors
Excelsiora
Shasuage
Press comments on political unrest and proposed Congress funding
The piece surveys various editorials and remarks from papers like the New York Tribune and Pittsburgh Post about political turmoil, large proposed government sums, and social reactions. It mentions Villa Juarez, a two billion Congress discussion, and echoes concerns about strikes, eggs price protests, and political moves shaping the cotton and railroad sectors.
Elihu Root Wins Nobel Peace Prize 1912
The Nobel Peace Prize for 1912 was conferred on Senator Elihu Root of New York. It is worth 44000 dollars. Parish House Gymnasium announces membership applications and gym info. Men pay four dollars yearly. boys, one dollar and fifty cents. Only gym members may play on basketball teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Christian
Norway
Elhu Root
New York
Parish House Gymnasium
Athleta Association
Gymnasion
Miss Alms Meeker Secures Confectionery Post
Goshen dispatch notes Miss Alms Meeker has secured a position in George Ackley's confectionery store in town, marking a bright step in her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Alms Meeker
George Ackley
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