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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
7
Goshen trustees met Tuesday evening with all members present. They refused to extend sewer to Hillcrest avenue as the street is not village owned, and directed notice to residents. The board also discussed the Everett legacy and approved several bills.
Goshen December 15 The will of Warren L Hyatt died November 5 was admitted to probate with executors Clarence W Hyatt and Eugene Vetter funding a 53000 real and 500 personal estate to widow for life then to Clarence. Other probates include John G Morrison John H Morrison William Morrison Extelle Thayer and James Reid with varied splits among relatives and spouses.
A man living near Howell's creamery was arrested on a charge of hitting his wife. The incident occurred on Park Place near Goshen Inn. Before Justice Chappell he was sentenced to 60 days in jail but the sentence was suspended on the condition he leave the village within 24 hours.
Weather records in Goshen show temperatures dipping near zero with readings far below in several areas including near St. Blimo. At farmer Aaron Coleman's Montgomery road farm the thermometer fell below zero while other local thermometers registered near zero or slightly above. Benjamin A. Bulkley bought the black mare Radium from J. Coates, praising the horse after a strong season with the Goshen Driving Club.
Obituary notices record Mrs. Minnie E. Cox wife of Dr. Herbert L. Cox of Monroe dying after a short illness at 12 15 Tuesday afternoon aged 41 born Sussex New Jersey daughter of Albert and Adelia Morris resided in Port Jervis earlier married 1893 moving to Monroe 1908 survived by husband three children Gladys Herbert Adelia parents and two brothers Frank Merritt Morris funeral service held in Monroe Presbyterian Church later services in Port Jervis interment Laurel Grove Wappingers Falls reports Edwin Mather Wight died of heart disease at St Johns Botomerville N J aged 78 oldest commuter of Somerville owner of two newspapers at Somerville brother Rev J K Wight aged 89 years uncle of Rev Dr E Van Dyke Wight Newsome Milas Mary Whester Seers Pine Bush New York December 16 Miss Mary Whester Seers noted in Pine Bush fragment
A Wednesday ceremony at the Mak es home on the Goshen Middletown road united Harriet Mabee daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mabee with Ferris Quackenbush son of Andrew Quackenbush of Florida The couple plan to reside in Poughkeepsie After the ceremony guests celebrated with music and refreshments The bride wore white silk crepe de chine The event drew many out of town guests from Pine Bush Shawangunk Middletown Denton and nearby towns
Miss Catherine Margaret Morton wed Edmund James Fenner in Newark on December 10. Fenner, a traveling salesman for a drug firm, makes regular trips to the city.
Westtown notes visitors from Englewood and Middletown and Emma Graham from Englewood. Sunday parish services featured The Prince of Peace and The Supreme Ideal. Christmas program The Star of Hope and The Enchanted Castle to aid Red Cross Belgians. Death toll updates show Roland Russell funeral and Mt. Salem burial with many floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Lee are mentioned in ongoing notices.
A profitable Ellenville W C T U meeting at Mrs Ad dion Stratton’s on Bloomer street discussed progress in temperance for 1014. Reports by officers and papers on Russia cooperation and Virginia Brooke Loose were read, with a poem dedicated to Lilian Stevens and a postmeeting social. The next gathering will be at Mrs D H Fuller in January.
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