Christmas Exercises in Two Churches in Goshen
Christmas services described for Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches in Goshen with detailed programs including organ preludes, poems, anthems, cantatas, duets, and postludes. The Presbyterian program lists pieces like The Dawn of Hope and The Hope of the World. the Methodist schedule includes Silent Night and O Come All Ye Faithful, with sermons and prayers.
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Goshen
Presbyterian Church
Dudley Buck
C. Whitney Coombs
Arthur Decker
Homer Bartlett
P. A. Behnecker
Atarvo
DuBois Alethem
Adolph Frey
Dressler
Guilmant
Harry Rose Sheeley
Verdi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Hark
Herald Angels
Bethlehem
Little Town of
Obituary notices for Ambrose Brochu and John Collins
Ambrose Brochu prominent Liberty druggist dies at 7 AM after an eight month illness Brights disease. Born Ferndale about forty, he moved to Liberty twenty years ago and ran Sears Brochu and later Brochu's Pharmacy. Survived by wife Nellie O Keefe and three children Joseph Giley Eileen. brothers Frank William T Edward Charles. Active Catholic, Democrat, and member of Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus and Ells Order. John Collins longtime city carman and truckman dies in St Rose's Hospital New York after a cancer illness at age 78. Born in Rosscarberry Ireland he lived in this city for years and left wife and three daughters. Funeral plans set with local church communities.
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Ambrose Brochu
Liberty
Mr. Brochu
Ferndale
Peter
Mary Keough Brochu
Hasbrouck
Ac ‘Pharmacy
New York
Roger Sears
William F. Sherwood
Sears& Brochu
Brochu
Mr. Sears
Nellie O’keefe
Parksville
Joseph
Giley
Eileen
Frank
Newark
N. J
William
New York City
T. Edward
Middleore
Charles
Rock Stream
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Democratic County Committee
Town of Liberty
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Order of Elis
John Collins
Jota Collins
Carman
St. Rose's Mosmial
Thoredar
Rosscarberry
County Cork
Ireland
Rome
Gils City
Cearly Ny
Cosias
St. Jowept’s RC. Church
Sacred Heart Society
Albert Street
Daugh Wes
Catharine
Forbes
Plattsburch
Joanna
Robert Harrison
Funeral service and interment at St Joseph’s Church
A funeral was held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at St Joseph's Church. The interment followed in the church cemetery.
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G&t Josaph
B.C
Joseph
Edward Forrest Dies After Long Illness at 46 Hanford Street
Edward Forrest aged 66 years 6 months died Friday morning at his home after a year of heart trouble. Born June 7 1844 in Milford Pa he lived in the city ten years. He married Adelaide Shop in 1880 Hawley Pa who died in 1897 in Newburgh. He married Minerva J Dudley in 1898 who survives him and a daughter Edith Forrest of Beacon. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the state home 46 Hanford Street with interment in Hawley Pa.
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Edward Forrest
Hanford’ Street
Star Aud
Mr. Forrest
Milford
George and
Josaphine (Carr) Forrest
Adelaide
Hawley
Newburgh
Forrest
Minerva J. Dudley
W. Edith Forrest
Beacon
Hanford Street
aHwiey
Mack Again Looms Up in John Doe Inquiry
New York reports Norman E. Mack Democratic National Committeeman faces renewed graft scrutiny in the John Doe investigation. Contractors Isaac O. Cole, John Julian, Julius Friedrich and others testified about checks totaling about $2,200 paid to Mack or routed via William H. Kelley and Everett Fowler. Many sums were unaccounted for in campaign ledgers, with $1,700 listed as missing and an indictment anticipated.
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New York
Norman E. Mack
John Dee
Isaac O. Cole
Rochester
Greece Construction Company
William H. Kelley
Syracuse
Mack
Democratic Committee
Kelley
John Julian
Brooke & Julian
Rochester Contractors
Cole
Campagn
Julian
McLean
Julius Friedrich
Friedrich
Rosenbloom
Lohmer
Everett Fowler
Arthur A. Mclean
Clarence Aikenhead
Aikenhead, Bailey & Donaldson, Inc
State Committee
Whitman
Reat
Frank H. Falls
Falls Broe. & Fletcher
Rochester Corporation of Contractors
Bagman Fowler
James P. Morrissey
Fowler
MecLean
Falls Corporation
John Joilan
Bagmen
Democratic Caropaign
Norman E. Cat
George Chambers
Don
Jadiz
Steal Skins From House at Bellvale
A burglary at Bellsale is reported with entry by removing siding. Thieves stole about forty furs including musk rat skins and one coin, from John D Wesmer who had prepared stock for market. A tenant at 225 is sought for conviction assistance.
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John D. Wesmer
Bellsale
Wesminer
Werter
Fire Blasts Waterown Wholesale Grocery, Loss $100000
Waterown fire destroys the wholesale grocery and warehouse of John Z. Saliva causing an estimated $100000 in damage. Fire early today swept through the building as crews battled the blaze.
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Associated Press
Waterorn
Wholesle
John Z. Saliva
Little Harry to See His First Christmas Tree at Thrall Hospital
The Thrall Hospital prepares its annual Christmas tree tradition for patients and staff. This year the event gains emotion as “Little Harry” will view his first tree after sustaining injuries from a dynamite cap and match in September. Readers are urged to contribute gifts to brighten the occasion.
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Harry
Thrall Hospital
Sullivan County
Santa Claus
Vreeland-Marshall Wed In Paterson Home Ceremony
Miss Margaret Mary Marshall of Paterson and George Hopper Vreeland of this city wed at Mrs. J. B. Stephenson’s home on Monhagen avenue. Rev. F. J. Smithers Jr. presided with about 25 guests at a reception and wedding supper. The couple will live on Vails avenue with the groom’s furnished apartments.
Union district seeks special meeting on district dissolution
A petition signed by local residents requests a special meeting of the Board of Education to discuss the district’s dissolution. The action follows a December 19, 1992 special school meeting and mentions Jessie Barnes as a board member.
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High View
Union Fryethond
Board of Divestion
Board of Education
Dis ‘Tye
Jeese Barnes
Ita Board
Lost seventeen dollars found on James Street front of Municipal Building
A sum of 17 dollars found in front of the Municipal Building on James Street Saturday evening awaits the owner at headquarters. Local officials request claimants describe the amount and date of loss for identification.
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James Street
Hopkins Chosen Worthy Matron Of Queen Esther Chapter
Mrs Sarah A Hopkins was elected Worthy Matron of Queen Esther Chapter No 163 at their regular session on Friday evening Other officers elected include W P Norman Hose Helen R Vaninwegen Treasurer Mira George Broughton Secretary Olga J Jefferson Conductor Katherine Rausch A C Belle C Miller Trustee Elizabeth R Distler and Mrs Smith of Nyack R W D D G M of the 10th EB 3 district The chapter planned a social visit and discussed an infirmary to be erected this year at the Eastern Star home in Waterville NY A banquet will be served at the January 2 meeting when the installation of officers will occur.
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Sarah A. Hopkins
Queen Esther
W. P.—Norman
Hose
Helen R. Vaninwegen
Mira
George Broughton
Olga J. Jefferson
Katherine Rausch
A. C
Belle C. Miller
Elizabeth R. Distler
Smith
Nyack
Local Notices Reflect Fire Losses and Town Events
Montgomery residents report a wood house and pig pen burned Wednesday night prompting a $20 gift to Chief Gri Wey for fire department efforts. Other items note a university club presidency for John Howard Van Amringe, a Forester’s Hall bonds election, and social events at Grove Street Whist Club.
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Montgomery
Benjamin Crosby
Champson Ridge
Emmet GriWey
Montgomery Fire Department
George T. Overhisers
Edward Puff
Jin Campbell
Hall
Busimeas
Raymond Hanlon
John Howard van Amringe
Columbia College
New York City
University Club
van Amringe
Sylvester Joyce
Central New England Railway Co
Maybrook
Forester's Hall
Grove Street Whist
James R Burnett
William Arnott
St. ‘Luke's Hospital
Mra
Herbert F
New York
Oly
M. E. Hb
Epworth ‘League
Collegians
Dodi
Covenanter Church
Newburgh State Road
What Red Cross Seals Will Do
The article explains how Red Cross Christmas Seals fund tuberculosis support. It notes funds last year aided patients, visiting nurses, dispensaries, open air schools, and education through literature. This year a goal of one million dollars is set, urging everyone to buy at least ten seals.
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Red Cross
Atlantic
Pacific
Publc
Aesis
Schmitt leads cane spree victory at Soluradia University
Roswell Schmitt of Middletown, a 1912 Middletown High School graduate, won a bout in Soluradia University's annual cane-spree as Freshmen beat Sophomores four canes to two with one draw.
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Soluradia University
New York
Roswell Schmitt
Gveduste
Middletowniich
Tas Sinner
MoeCracken
Detachable Suttons at Erie Railroad Uniform Change
Erie Railroad requested workers remove the word Erie from uniforms after a protest over purchasing own suits. Workers have adopted detachable stations and ties, redefining attire for wear and performance. The move may influence other eastern railroads to follow Bria example.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
Dresert
East Main Street Telegraph Office Mixup Corrected
The Times Press corrects an error stating that Edward Wroer a telegraph operator at the East Main street station of the S A S and W was intended as conductor for the new M T train. The earlier report named Mr Winant as conductor.
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Edward Wroer
East Main Street
Clinton Hirst
the Times
Mr. Winant
Better Service On M. And U. Is Secured
Middletown business men celebrate restored train service by the Middletown and Unionville Railroad, at the urging of the Chamber of Commerce. Trains from Hamburg Sussex and other points south will stop at Walonville and connect to Siddletown, enabling residents to spend the day shopping locally and keeping trade from leaking to Paterson. The Chamber’s persistence aids Middletown’s growth.
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Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Paterson
Archibald Taylor Sells Montgomery Street Home
Robert H. Clark executor of John Curtin's estate reports the sale of the large frame dwelling and barn at 72 Montgomery Street to Luigi Diani. Sale conducted by Archibald Taylor real estate and insurance, with Archibald Taylor handling the transaction.
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Archibald Taylor
Robert H. Clark
John Curtin
Luigi Diani
Montgomery Street
Joon Hunter Burned Beside Camp Fire in Central Valley
Charles H. Odell a longtime Central Valley resident died after catching fire while warming himself beside a camp fire during a Tuesday hunting trip with George Tompkins and another friend. The coroner ruled he sleepwalked into the flames and perished about fifteen feet from the blaze. Odell, 45, unmarried, leaves a sister Mrs. Fletcher Rome and several brothers. Funeral planned Monday at Cornwall Methodist Church. body taken to Smith and Seaman in Harriman.
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Charles H. Odell
Central Valley
Ffe
Proctor Estate
Odell
George Tompkins
Isaac Odell
Popolo Pond
Heaton
Fletcher Rome
Smith
Seaman
Harriman
Cornwall
Gdell
DONT S TO GIRLS FROM COUNTRY VISITING CITY
Mrs. Nan Sperry of Missouri urges caution for country girls visiting Chicago. Advice includes avoid strangers, seek police or YWCA help, keep funds secure, and return home promptly when possible.
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Chicago
Nan Sperry
Labor Connissioner
Missouri
Woman Lawyer Mary Maller Receives $22,000 Award
William Bross, former Ridgebury native and Illinois wartime governor, left property to grandsons who hired Mary Maller, a woman lawyer, to file suits. She secured a favorable outcome but faced a fee dispute, initially billing $42,500 which was recovered partly. a court awarded her $22,000 on trial.
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William Bross
Ridgebury
Illinois
Mary 5
Mailer
Bought Horse and Had to Shoot It at Auction
Chauncer Hatlock of Washingwariile bought a horse for 816 at the Hive Front Auction Mart in Newburgh. The animal collapsed on Broadway near Lander Street, and Isaac Seligman of Maybrook notified the owner. Police Officer Natent euthanized the horse.
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Newburgh
Chauncer Hatlock
Washingwariile
Hive Front
Broadway
Lander Street
Isaac Seligman
Maybrook
Korea
Washingtoncilie
Ower
Hallock
Natent
Birthday Dinner Linked To Armour Worker
Fephen CL Monixomerr of the Armour Company's local branch was treated to a birthday dinner at Ponttere's restaurant Friday evening. About ten colleagues attended and enjoyed themselves, with reports of the gathering not showing further details. Meanwhile Mrs. Josiah Dusenberr, widow of William Dusenberry, died Thursday evening at her nephew Emme Heles’s Campbell Hall home after a stroke of paralysis. She was eighty three and had led a long, active life with no prior paralysis. Her maiden name was Draka.
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Fephen CL. Monixomerr
The
Armour Company
Vonttere
Campbell Hall
Josiah Dusenberr
Wiliam Darenberry
Emme Heles
Campbell Hal
C. & W. Man Lands a Good Appointment
A. J. O Neil of 79 Broad Street, longtime Ontario and Western round house foreman, is named inspector of locomotive boilers for the state. The Public Service Commission grants the post with a $1500 annual salary plus travel expenses. O Neil is regarded as fully qualified and friends celebrate the appointment.
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A. J. O'Neil
Broad Street
Ontario and Western
Public Service Commission
O'Neil
Conduit dispute tests city ledgers and plans for future control
Mayor Cox and Council President Horton clashed over Robert J. Harding’s $400 conduit feasibility report for Orange County Telephone Company. The council debated billing and future city oversight, while committees mulled a building line in the business district and park land acquisitions for future boards.
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Cox
H. Clark Horton
Ecouncil
Robert J. Harding
Poughkeepsie
Board of Estimate
Orange County Telephone Company
Harding
Horton
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Cedén
Erio Raily
Corporaton
State Hospital
Summit
State Hoepitaleawich
Erle Akent Wright
Tas
Alo
New Parke
Academy
Beacon Street
Mill Pond
Monhagen Arenas
Dons
Goold and Valkenburch
Keener
Hornbeck
Charles JL. Mead
M. A. Silvers
Charles A Eras
Bitten by Pet Dog Injures Fireman at Home
John F. Wall, an O. and W. fireman living at 113 Lingen avenue, was bitten through the lip by a pet dog during a game Friday afternoon. The wound was treated and no ill effects are anticipated.
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John F. Wall
Lingen Avenua
Freday
Got His Paper But Was Left By Erie No 6
Goshen, Dec. 27 When Erie train No 6 pulled in late at 7 20 this morning a man left with a paper in Fencher's store. He was stranded as the train pulled away with his baggage and overcoat on board. He avoided a potential accident by delaying on the platform and later rode the Flyer to New York after notifying the conductor.
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Goshen
Erie
Fencher’s
New York
No. 6
Hie
Christmas Exercises Mark Closing of Goshen School Vacation
The Goshen High School Christmas program in the auditorium drew a large audience with musical numbers and recitations, ending with dancing. The event closed the 16 week holiday vacation period. schools will resume on Monday January 5, 1914.
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Goshen
Goshen High Bchool
Complain of M and U Service Delays Hit Local Lines
The Wantage New Jersey Recorder reports criticism of the M and U railroad from Unionville to Middletown amid service gaps caused by a single engine. Delays cut the milk train duties, shifting tasks to noon train and delaying Middletown travel. Shoppers in local towns struggle as stores like Demarest, Tompkins, Henderson, Hulse Brothers, and Wolff, Jr. see crowds and slow service. Some passengers reroute via Goshen and the L E railroad. The paper notes the need for a second engine to handle trade smoothly.
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Unionville
Middletown
Demarest, Tompkins, Henderson
Hulse Brothers
Charles Wolff, Jr
Goshen
L. & E. Railroad
Chester Man Is Making Good
Edward A Leach of Chester has been named state parole officer for northern New Jersey and will start Monday. The job oversees boys paroled from the State Home for Boys with a salary of 1400 dollars yearly. A Civil Service exam among 130 applicants selected him as best fit. Leach has long been active in athletics and knows boys well.
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Edward A Leach
Chester
Newark
Edward Aa. Leach
Nelson Place
Civil Service Commission
Leach
Found a Mouse in Each Pocket
Frank Holmes Jr. found a mouse in each pocket of his fishing trousers after shopping in a village store. The mice had made a winter home in his pockets and bit his fingers, an unusual incident reported by the Warwick Dispatch.
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Frank Holmes, Jr
Warwick Dispatch
Tullage
James English Dies Oldest Sussex Blacksmith in Newton
James English Sr. died in Newton New Jersey on December 13. An Irish immigrant who arrived in 1834 he became Sussex County s oldest blacksmith. He worked across several towns including Middletown Goshen Monroes and Hope before his death.
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James English, Sr
Newton
N. J
Middletown
Goshen
Monros
ML Hope
Sergeant Dillon Hurt at Shipyard
Sergeant Joseph Dillon of the Pith Separate Company was injured at the shipyard while his command was at work last night. He fell through an opening in the planking and landed on the deck edge of a dredge, suffering head injuries.
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Newbures
Joseph Dillon
Fieght Yard
Pasamea Casala@redies
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Osloca
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Mack Again Looms
John Doe
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Watertown
Blaughter—Clark
Louise Slauxhter
Crawford Clark
Ide
Teppass
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China
RED Cross Seals
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Goshen High
M. & U. Service
James English
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