Chester December notes and community items
Electrician H. W. Reed installs a novel display. Mrs Frank Durand and daughter Nancy visit Glenwood. Miss Deutsch improving after surgery. Church services and a Christmas cantata planned. Jenny Wren Club hosts Christmas sale and Matthe Stock Co ends run, moving to Kingston. Chicken thieves plague village. one man wounds a thief during a raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Reed
Murray Bros
General Blore
Frrnk Durand
Nancy
Glenwood
M. J
Deustch
Sunder Geacci
Clu
Miss Bessle
New York
Ellr
Hospital News From Thrall Hospital
THRALL HOSPITAL NOTES reports on multiple patients including Teres Watson recovering from head injury, Joseph Devoe improving after Taht foot operation, George Burwell with a lacerated hand, Miss Annie Graham progressing after Dec 11 operation, Arthur Gibson recovering from appendicitis, Mainard Houghtaling with grave gunshot wound post op, Miss Mabel Harris doing well after appendicitis, William Merritt recovering from leg amputation, L H Tiffany con valescing from a leg fracture, and Mrs. Ror Budd hospitalized after sudden illness with her eight year old son cared for by staff pending father notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Burwell
Campbell Hall
Annie Graham
Arthur PB. Gibson
Goshen
Mainard Houghtaling
Edenville
Hulett
Stivers
Mabel Harris
Wallkill
William J. Merritt
L. H. Tiffany
Ror Budd
Pataukuak
Distler
Wurtsboro Town Notes Reflect Busy Christmas Week
Daily items note James Gumner visiting the Gumner House in town, Hackensack resident M D Woesnall visiting, Mr and Mrs S Philcext at Jacksonville Florida, and the Social Club planning a Christmas Eve charity event. Residents discuss ice sport plans at Yankee Lake, church entertainments, Christmas tree thefts in Millietown and Newburgh, and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toansman
James Gumner
Haseen
Gumner
M. D. Woesnall
Hackensack
N. Z
Wurtshore
S. Philcext
Jacksonvile
Fla
Ioral
Yankee Lake
Reformed Church
James Kane
Spring Glen
Stanford Brown
Gilly’s Pond
Roscoe Cannneham
Sam
Mahia
James
Millietowun
Newburgh
Shawan Waak Mountain
Local notes mix with travel and funerals in Ellenville
Excitement in Ellenville when a doc is seen roaming about. Dwight Diving wires lights at his residence. Mrs John McDowell attends funeral in Hurleyville. Eltings return from Washington trip. Cookingham joins Youngs Dairy. Burhans plans Miami winter trip. John Cox returns after illness. Mrs Rode returns from New York. Mrs Dutton visits Chicago. Ulysses G Tice returns from the West. Eckerts travel for their mother’s funeral. Dayton and Dayton relatives attend Mrs Weis mister funeral. Harry Fater manages the Casing bowling alley. Miss Irene Frer travels this week.
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Ellenville
Dwight Diving
John McDowell
John D. O'Neil
Hurleyville
Young’s
Gar- Diy
Oh No
Jrs
CU. J. Burhans
Miami
Fla
John Cox
Cox Bros
Iin
John W. Rode
New York
Chicago
Ulysses G
Tice
West
John Eckert
Totontows
George Eckert
Perry
Thomas Eckert
Marinda Eckert
Adolphus Dayton
Carter
New Movement Bible Class Formed at Presbyterian Church
Rev J A Cowan leads a men’s Bible class at the Presbyterian Church using the Round Table discussion method. Loomis Sanatorium residents plan Christmas hometide. C B Hill contemplates winter southward relocation. Louise Young Memoir opening expected next week with a new debate topic. Men's League to host village board discussion at next meeting.
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W. B. Hand
New York
New Movement Bible
Presbyterian Church
Loomis Sanatorium
C. B. Hill
Biasis
New York State
Louise Young
Men's League
Presbyterian
Shawan gunk Grange Elects Officers for year
The annual election of Shawan gunk Grange No. 1018 P of H was held December 4. Elected: Master Clement Van Etten Overseer Daniel D. McDonald Lecturer William Curtan Steward Whitfeld Casterline Assistant Steward Walter Buckbee Chaplain Mrs Hulet Manning Treasurer David Benjamin Secretary George E Soudani Gate Keeper Joe McDonald Ceres Cleda Wehner Pocona Maude Wilcox Flora Mrs Whitfield Casterline Lady Assistant Margaret McDonald Pianist Miss Cleda Webner Trustee for three years George Soudant Commercial Secretary William Webner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawangunk Grange
Clement van Etten
Daniel. D. McDonald
William Cur- Tan
Whitfeld Casterline
Walter Buckbee
Joe McDonald
Ceres
Cleda Wehner
Poquona
Maude Wilcox
Flora
Whitfield Casterline
Margaret McDonald
Cleda Webner
George Soudant
William Webner
Dennis Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Johnson
From our Johnson correspondent Mr and Mrs Harden Dennis marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on December 3 in Johnson Only close family attended They have two daughters and one son The note ends with hopes for many more anniversaries Also mentions a new Johnson schoolhouse nearing completion with hot air heating bright rooms and a playspace under a large cellar and praises community effort for the project
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Johnson
Harden Dennis
Johnsons Snew
Richardson & Royaton
Nominations Sent to Senate for Ambassadors
The president sent to the Senate today a slate of ambassadorial nominations including Henry VP Fletcher of Pennsylvania to Chile, Henry T. Gage to Portugal, R. S. Reynolds Hitt to Panama, Fenton R. Mecreery to Honduras, Edwin Y. Morgan to Paraguay, Charles W. Russell to Persia, Laurits Swenson to Switzerland, and Horace G. to unspecified post.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
Senate
Henry VP
Fistcher
Pennsylvania
Chile
Henry T. Gage
Csluetala
Portugal
R. S. Reynolds Hitt
Willeis
Panama
Fenton R. Me‘Creery
Michigan
Honduras
Edwin
Taft Nominates Ambassadors and Retains Reid in London
President Taft sent to the senate a slate of diplomatic nominations including Robert Bacon as ambassador to France and R G C Kerens as ambassador to Austria Hungary. Henry Lane Wilson shifts from Belgium to Mexico, and others move between Portugal Belgium Persia and Cuba. Whitelaw Reid will stay as ambassador to Great Britain and David Jayne Hill remains in Berlin.
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London
Washington
Taft
Senate
Robert Bacon
France
Henry White
R. GC
Kerens
St. Louis
Austria-Hungary
Charles Francis
Henry Lane Wilson
Belgium
Mexico
David E. Thompson
William J. Calhoun
Chicago
Ching
Charles Pace Brian
Portugal
John B. Jackson
Newark
Persia
Cuba
Edwin V. Morgan
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
David Jayne Hill
Berlin
Wrong Ticket Conductor on Railroad Train
Absentminded passenger asks about a ticket that the conductor says would require a diamond ring. The Philadelphia Bulletin reports the humorous exchange on a travel scene.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Montgomery Tax Roll Notice and Community Updates
The Montgomery tax roll and warrant have been received and A Otis Nichola will collect taxes at the courthouse Walden on scheduled dates from Dec 21 to Jan 21 1910 and in Montgomery at the corporation rooms on Dec 28 and Jan 4 14 1910. Unpaid taxes incur a five percent charge after Jan 21 1910. Other notes include social visits by Charles J Wallace and wife, Rev Peter Crispell preaching, Miss Mary Crawford visiting, a church service at St Andrews Episcopal Chapel, Miss Mabel Legg visiting Warwick, and plans for a firemen’s fair Feb 23 24 and 26 1910. A Christmas supper is set for Dec 28 hosted by the Goodwill Presbyterian congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Otis Nichola
Montgomery
Walden
Corporation Rooms
Coldenham
William Ewing
Ian Maybrook
Tower Bros
Charles J. Wallace
Elizabeth Wallace
Hamllton Bank
New York
Peter Crispell
Mary Crawford
Middletown
Alexander Crawford
St. Andrews Episcopal Chapel
Mabel Legg
Warwick
David Baildon
Fre Department
Goodwill Presbyterian
George Walt
Notable Players Series to Chronicle Theatrical Stars
The New York Culpper announces a series on Notable Players of the Past and Present. Edwin Forrest starts the collection detailing professional careers and key plays. The first instalment will appear in the January 1, 1910 issue.
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New York
Edwin Forrest
Editor Goodman Receives M E Priest Honor
R F Goodman editor of the Sussex Register completed 32nd year as secretary of Baldwin Chapter No 17 R A M Newton. He has now been chosen Most Excellent Priest by unanimous chapter vote.
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R. F. Goodman
Sussex Register
Baldwin
Newton
Funeral of Mrs. Andrew S. Glover in Washingtonville
The funeral for Mrs. Andrew S. Glover, who died Tuesday, was held at her Main Street home Sunday at 2 PM, attended by Rev. Walsh and Rev. Pennell. She was active in Blooming Grove Church and local societies. Interment followed at Washingtonville Cemetery. The notice also notes local community updates on a clothing sale postponement, a milk cooperative lease, a house rental, a road cost, and an upcoming European trip by E. R. Emerson and Mrs. Jessie Emerson Moffat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew S. Glover
Main Street
Mr. Walsh
Blooming Grove Church
Pennell
Presbyterian Church
King's Daughters
Athenia Chit
T. A. G. Society
Washingtonvile Cemetery
Edward K. Brooks
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mutual Milk and Cream Co
Farmers
Mitchell
New York
Roe
Hulsetown
Blooming Grove
E. R. Emerson
Jessie Emerson Moffat
Europe
England
France
Germany
Milton man attends funeral of Mrs. Glover after long absence
Absent for about six weeks, Mr. Chasey of Milton returned to town on Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Andrew S. Glover.
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Longen
Teo
Chasey
Milton
Andrew
Glover
Christmas Sunday program at Central Valley church
Central Valley observes Christmas Sunday on Wednesday the 22d at the Methodist Episcopal Church. A brief program and prize distribution for scholars follows, with candy and oranges for visiting children. The church, decorated for the season, hosts Rev. Trevorrow and notes the Epworth League cabinet visit and officers’ installation. Monte Carlo play reports a steady average of just over one coup per minute when rooms are not crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal. Church
Trevorrow
Epworth League of
Newburgh
Monte Carlo
Jowells Notes and Community Events Report
Mrs. Nelson B Mapes shows improvement after two weeks of use. The Friday evening event drew attendees but fell short of member turnout for a social. A Christmas supper for the Sunday school is planned for Thursday December 20 at the church.
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Nelson B. Mapes
Conese National Church
Thursding
Florida Letters Demand Anonymity For Editor’s Complaint
A Florida readers letter protests printing mixed signatures without author name. The writer asserts anonymity and asks who is behind the complaint, signaling tension between editors and contributors.
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the Times Press
Hale
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Ghester
Matthe Stock Co
Bodle
Opera House
Kingston
Joseph Durland
Thrall Hospital
Teres Watson
Joseph M. Devoe
Wurtsboro
Liberty
Greenville
MR. and
Mrs. Dennis
Pres
Associated Press
Willtiam J. Calhoun
Knowles
Delaware
Dominican Republic
Reid
RETS
Goodman's
Washingtonville
Central Valley
Dr. Jeager
Hare
Jowells
Seareinen
Florida
Notich
Waihi
Wai Mts
Chas. Wolff, JR
North and
King Sts
Middletown, N. Y
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