Ellenville Visitors and Local Notes Jumping Through Holidays
Ellenville locals report long returning visitors from Utah and Brooklyn visiting relatives. trips include William Fischer’s first home visit in 17 years and Morris Fischer’s frequent holidays from Ogden and the West. Local business, theatre plans, and festive events fill December into New Year with several relocations and job updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fischer
Morris Fischer
Ogden City
Utah
Charles G. A. Fischer
Ellenville
O. M. Kennedy
Kingston
Jay Pomeroy
Brooklyn
Charles Wolf
James W. McCartney
B. F. Donohue
Napanoch
George Wortman
Lynn
Mass
Charles H. Vank Kirk
Ralph Dingman
New York
Standard OW Co
Broadway
George Dingman
William H. Turner
Overlook Mountain House
Catskills
Wayside Inn
Masonic Theatre
Howard Dutcher
Kidney Trouble Prompts Read of Dean’s Pills in Middletown
A Middletown column mixes holiday notices with medical advice, stressing kidney health. It cites Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney trouble, including a short testimonial from Mrs. Jeanie Bush and noting Foster-Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Bush
East Avenue
Middletown
N. Y
Dean
Innocent man Brink freed after year in jail
Henry Brink, acquitted of charges after nearly a year in custody, was released with no funds or lodging. He returned to Montague after a long morning at the Newburgh court, where jurors comforted him and he thanked his counsel Mr Bennet for his effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Henry Brink
Newburgh Journal
Brisk
Ats Stody
United States
Renwick Street
Almetty
Port Jervis
Brink
Newburgh
Erie
Montague
Mars
Union
Jersey Arena
Bennet
Go-Wont-Go Mohawk at Stratton New Year Show
A New Year attraction at the Stratton features American Indian actress Go-Wont-Go Mohawk in her drama The Indian Mall Carrier. The full blooded actress wrote the play which draws on real life scenarios including a ranch stockade and an Indian camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Chester Christmas Week Highlights and Local Notes
December items from Chester report Frank Fitzgerald moving to a Board neighborhood apartment, Welton Hose Co. event, health notes on G Clark, James May wintering in Newport for health, and Daniel Miller's crews near Kony L. L. Two months holiday work details, Miss Lillie Vandemark visiting Middletown, and the High School Christmas vacation till Jan. 3 with teacher vacations listed in multiple towns. Holiday visits reference local residents and several faculty and family movements around the Hudson Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wesley Fuller
Elbridge Fuller
New York
Jermyn
Stamford
Conn
Orlando H. Hartwig
Warren Hartwig
Judson
Dutcher
England
Wales
Germany
Italy
George Patterson
Fiaistll
Philip S. Patterson
Mtante McKnight
U. S
Philadelphia
John R. Mowell
Cornelius J. Burhans
Miami
Fla
Henry ,Smart
Charles Brady
Benjamin Carson
Middletown
Archibald Owens
Andrew Glens
Herman*Muller
Peter H. Mitchell
M. E
John Howe Chester Miller
Henry Rosekrans
Automobile Works
Tarrytown
Charles Johnson
Weston Steam Laundry
Kingston
Augustus Shaffer
Frank
Derby
Hoornbeek
Canal Street
DuBois Bunting
Elizabeth
N. J
Augustus Bunting
Bunting
Dublin
Ireland
Addie V. Keeler
Thimble Club
Hattie Harney
Gladys
Daniel LeFever
Schenectady
William Reise
Ellenville
T. Walker
DeKalb Junction
Charles H. van Kirk
Margaret Smiley
Providence
R. 1
Marion Smiley
Toronto
Frank L. Moore
Moore
Pacific Coast
Charles Marvin
Vermont
Job J. Armous
Joseph Bell
Norwich
Frank Fitzgerald
Conklin
Welton Hose Co
Ing
Ood. G. Clark
James H. May
Newport
Herkimer County
Daniel Miller
Kony
L. L
Lillie Vandemark
Reachers
Helen Sydam
Fulton
Emma Morris
Bertha Ferrist
Atwater
Marion Cook
Copperstown
DeWitt
Skaneateles
Hasbrouck
Warwick
Claire Ackers
Alliance, O
Raymond Freed
Reading
Elsa Brooks
Emma Kane
Syracuse University
H. B. Smith
Goshen
Willian Osborne
Fred Seely
Seely
Ruth Seely
Maple Avenue
Margaret Durland
Jamaica
L. i
William Durland
E. 0. Taft
Washingtonville
Christian
Smith Decker
Joseph Durland
Philip Pines
Seely Babcock
Washington Hotel
Ryerson Moving Pictures
Opera House
G. W. Ball
Santa Claus
Erie Depot
Chester
George M. Roe
Sam
Wilkin
John Myers
Erie Railroad
Guymard
Otisville
Christmas Celebrations and Local Notes in Goshen
Goshen Presbyterian Church hosts a Christmas celebration with an illuminated tree. Olivet Chapel plans its own Christmas event at the church. A New Year’s reception is set for Presbyterian mansé. Various locals, including Dr. F B O’Brien, Merritt and Wallace, St James Sunday school, Burkmyre, Miss Robbins, Mrs Abrams, and others, are mentioned with holiday plans, arrivals, and neighborhood happenings. A chicken house robbery and a street assault case are noted, along with a bowling tournament wrap and an automobile show exhibit at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Olivet Chapel
Presbyterian
Coates-Goshen Automobile Co
Autemobile
Grand Central Palace
New York
Christmas Holiday Greetings and Local Social Notes
Phillipport residents share holiday travels and family visits. Clara DeVed, Nation, McNamee, Alleman, and Daniels families spend Christmas with relatives in Liberty Weehawken and Middletown. Reynolds visits Grahamsville. school closes due to a teacher's brother's death. Kortricht and Webster families host holiday gatherings. Reverend Parser and family attend Fatadar exercises in Woollsboro. Aldsichs visit Callicova. Tice family hosts daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Dar
Currie
Tice
BE. EB Aldsich
Callicova
Unreliable Painkiller Advocated in Soothe-All Ad
An old advertisement extols Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for winter discomfort and backache. It warns of sore throats and lumbago while urging frequent use to reduce pain quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Ridgebury Notes of Local Happenings and Visitors
Ridgbury Derember IT Floya Brown returns from Sussex where he was employed by a knitting company that remains in business Mrs Ira Whitford’s death triggers mourning among local friends and relatives G B Winter and wife of Amnltr spent Christmas with sister Mrs Lynch F H Poller and wife celebrated Christmas in New York Mrs Sarah Martin hosted a family dinner on the 23rd plus a political aside from the Washington Star quoting Senator Sorghum on a salary dispute and a card job claim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floya Brown
Sussex
Ira Whitford
Johnson
G. B. Winter
Amnltr
Lynch
F. H. Poller
York
Sarah Martin
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Times Press
Wm. MrMullen
Annie
Mabel Richards
John Richards
William Kil- UT
Casino
John Parker
Phillipsport
George Cody
Mitchell House
Pullman Car, Co
Chicago
Harold Raymond
Brookline
Uriah E. Terwilliger
William R. DuBois
Warside Inn
Clara Rogers
Henry Heine
Bro
Jes J. Gertrude Wyman
Hoosie Falls
Isaac Betts
Lota of
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Wilbur Puff
Gap
John W. Burr
Margaret Hoornbeek
Amy Hoornbeek
Dillon B. Humphrey
John F. Norbury
Pine Bush
John D. Miller
Arno Richter
Bonnyman
Prudential Insurance Co
Nettie Evans
Cantonville
John Eisenhardt
William Hasbrouck, Jr
Corsica
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods
Misses’ Coats & Suits
Moyan Age
Panama
Sik
Prunella
Morie
Taffeta Sik
Jervis
St. James
W. T. Burkmyre
Coates-Goshen Automobile Works
Phiadelphia
Florence Robbins
Poultney, VI
William Robbing
F. D. Abrams
Theressa M. Durland
Hill House
Murray Avenue
William H. Davis
William Ehiers
Mary Banks
Green Street
Davis
Gott
Chia
John A. Staats
Pottsville, Pa
Katherine Blaats
Jacob
Rooga
Church Street
Goshen Social and Athletic Association
Fred D. Sayer
Freeport, Pa
William Oq.sayer
Pa" Hock
R. B. Hock
St. Elmo
Mrs. Montgomery “C. Smith and Son
New Paltz
Mrs. Smith
Carrie Ray
Theophilus Dolson
Lee
Sara J. Beattie
East Hempton
Miss Beattie
Edward Farrell
The
National Bank of Orange County
Alfred O. Wiker
Cornell Uni
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown, N. Y
Board of Trustees
Tikes Tovhache
First National Bank
N.Y
Amonnis
Sis
D. J. Conkling
Jay Herbert Newbury
Ridgebury
Sorghum
Washington Star
Wood
Buck Bros
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