Montgomery Montgomery News Briefs and Local Notices
Montgomery December 29 Special Local items report the death of infant George Willmet wharp from convulsions, funeral Tuesday at 2 80 p m with Riverside Cemetery burial. Miss Carrie Chambers and Miss Lang visit Montgomery. musicians and guests noted. Epworth League events, Bible studies, and week of prayer updates. Town Board annual settlement day at Empire House 1913 bills settled. Gertrude Harlow pneumonia serious. W H Riker concludes piano and victrology week, ice cream parlor visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willmet
George @harp
Hiverside
Carrie Chambers
Munnsville
N. Y
Aco
Unamdire
William Jex
Rochester
N. XY
Miller Vankelren
Migs £ Juel. Lang
Newark
N. J
Anna
Lang
Davia Walsh
Syracuse Conservatory
Musicc
Epworth League
Collegians
Mise Jeanle Palen
Presbyterian
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Town Board of
Montgomery
Empire House
Board of Credit
Hume
Walden
Bitch
Wiley and Miller
Wilkin and Cox
Henry B. Lawson
Newburgh
Misa Gertrude Harlow
Stephen Harlow
W.H. Riker
Edward Putt
Christmas field notes from Harriman community
Special from Harriman reports Howard Keady of Brooklyn visiting Billy Deegan. Joan Sweeney takes a chauffeur job in New York City with a U S mail truck. Deborah Crotty of Monroe and Margaret Hallihan of New York visit Mrs. Carroll. Mrs Shuit and daughter M L Shuit spend Christmas in Monroe with George Thompson. Thompson, past 90, serves the turkey. Chester Beams to take a Maybrook plumber post. John Melvin visiting his mother. John Dargan rents Seaman's apartment in Dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Howells Christmas Visitors and Postponed Exercises
Miss Pearl Drake spent Christmas at home with family. Mrs. Frank Vail and Grace Taylor traveled to Liberty. Mr and Mrs R Trundy and Miss Reynolds of New York visited. Mrs F Riess and son George tour Canada. Mrs Drake hosted her mother last week. Our church got a white paint refresh by Gemmell of Middletown. Mrs Scott returned from New York. Christmas exercises set for December 30 were postponed. Sunday school closed for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemmell
Middletown
Chester
David McCready
Princeton University
Elizabeth Roe
Elizabeth Bryan
Utica
N. Y
Thomas Bryan
Lottie
Sarah Babcock
Irene Potter
Tuxedo
Ada Brittingham
Bit
Vernon
Seymour Smith
Temn
Richard Miller
Miss Houck
Albany
Josephine Iallivan
Ballina
Minnie Reynolds
Newark
N. J
Syracuse University
Sherwood Strong
Guy Miller
John Yelverton
the Yelverton Inc
Solomon Carpenter
Yelverton
Carpenter
Patterson
Goshen
Orange
New York
Solomon Carpentier
Joan Paterson
Hackinsack
Bergin
Jersey
Cepiaman Coleman
Goehen
Obituary for Mrs. Phoebe Bull of Hamptonburgh
Mrs. Phoebe Bull wife of William Bull died at Stourford New Jersey December 29 at 3 30 pm The funeral will be private at home Wednesday and interment at Hamptonburgh cemetery The Religious Society of Friends of Frienza lists her as a birthright member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bull
Phoebe Bull
Stour Ford
Ember
Relizioua Society of Frienza
Hamptonburgh Cemetery
Farmer Dies from Anthrax in Binghamton Area
A fatal case of anthrax, a deadly contagious disease among cattle, is reported in Binghamton N F. The victim is C. J. Banta, a prominent farmer who died three days ago. The infection source is unknown but suspected to involve an animal he was skinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. F
C. J. Banta
Palls on Ice Wrist 18 Broken
Leona Latern, niece of David Sabern, slipped on ice at 4 o clock Friday evening in Texdenen area and fractured her left forearm and wrist. Dr. L. G. Discs reduced the fractures at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Latern
David Sab Fern
L. G
Local notices and business moves in Monroe area
Chas NX Walton of Warwick will open an office in Monroe while keeping his Warwick undertaking business, partnering with D H Piel to run the Warwick end. The Young People's Union meets Jan 1 at Presbyterian Church, and Mrs Rebman hosts the Ladies' Aid Society Friday at 3. Grange and Rockland Electric stockholders elect directors Jan 2 at 1 30 pm. Various social visits, church society meetings, and local road improvements including state road 413 graveling are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Chas
Walton
Warwick
Monrose
D. H. Plel
Piel
Warwick End
George Hull
Henry Mapes
Gilbert Palen
County Cour
Young People’s Union
Presbyterian Church
Francis Maxstadt
Cornell University
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Grange and Rockland Electric Company
George H. Strong
Eureka
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robt. Cashman
Ethel Patterson
Brooklyn
Fred J. Knight
Elsworth Merritt
Merritt
Blooming Grove
Alex. Thompson
Humber
Rosamond Townsend
Anne.Kerr
Buffalo
Monroe Garage Company
Lake Street
Hara ‘8
Smith
Schunnemunk Construction Company
Highland Mills
Local Notes from Bullville and Surroundings
In Bullville and nearby areas a church supper in St Pauls R 2 Grange Hall is planned for January 6, and local dairy activity includes Birdseye Youngs and Jon McKenns receiving cows to replenish herds. Other items note weather hampering a Christmas program, dairy inspectors from New York visiting Sheffield’s plant, tax collector J Andrew McCombs handling parcels in Crawford, and several residents traveling to New York for visits. A mammoth elm fell Christmas night near Hawkins farm blocking a road, and ice harvesting looms as weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullville
Congregation of
St Paul's R
Caurcy
Birdseye Youngs
Jono McKenns
Maid To
Daisy Hallett
Middletown
GO. W. Youngs
Toa Stone’ School
Scocchtown Road
Toa Methodist Church
Sachael H. Dugan
Department of Agriculture of
New York
Sheffields
William Reynolds
Sheffield
Millbrook
Dutchess County
Marguerite H. Green
Helen G
Brooklyn
Mary Gibson
Hortense Evans
Manhattan
Hortense
John Evans
128Th Street
J. Andrew McComs
Crawford
Tares
Harry Shafer
Thompson Ridge
Hawkins Farm
Benjamin Rockwell
Dauahter
George van Kevres
Searaville Road
Rockwell
Hollood
Willem Anderson
Anderson
George E. Taylor
Ridge Road
Rabbis of Columbus Fall to Florida Fire 34 19 Score
The Columbus Rabbis were defeated by the Florida Fire 34 to 19 yesterday evening in Golden. Notable scorers include F O Connell with seven of the locals ten points and John Connelly adding three. Players listed: Charles O Connell F O Connell James Moran B Connelis.
Free school on Winthrop Farm Centers on Garden Work
A Rock Hill rural school run by Mrs Heity Browns uses a farm house and veranda as classrooms with no fixed schedule or formal classes. Students learn through garden and home tasks, with arithmetic and language arising from practical needs, aiming to prepare farm children for home farm and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
D. C
Heity Browns
Ballet
United States Bureau
Madame Montessori
Ivolves
A. P. Bolland
Bureau
Petit Jurors Drawn For Next Term Of Court
List of jurors drawn for the County Court term convening in Newburgh on Monday includes residents from Newburgh and surrounding towns such as New Windsor Cornwall Monroe Goshen Port Jervis Middletown Woodbury Misisisk Highlande Montgomery Greenville Warwick Wallkill Newburgh town Deerpark Hamptonburgh Chester Tuxedo and more with trades listed like butcher ship builder machinist and farmer. Juror names include William Gourley Charles McDowell Thomas Hogan James H Greenwood Robert W Gresp Charles Mengel Samuel Crawshaw Marcus Jones Daniel A Force Theodore Rastetter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
William * Gourley
Charles McDowell
Thomas Hogan
James H. Greenwood
Robert W. Gresp
Charles Mengel
Samuel Crawshaw
Marcus Jones
Daniel A. Force
Theodore Rastetter
New Windsor
Augustus D. Mulliner
Alonzo Decker
A. Everett Brown
Cornwall
Theodore Ketcham
Peter Pia
Thomas Wilson
Frank C. Wessell
Fred A. Schultz
J. W. Quackenbush
Monroe
Henry Mapes
Gilbert R. Palen
Goshen
William A. Rumsey
Thomas W. Houston
Crawford
Moses van Alst
George 8. Green
Blooming Grove
Edward Crotty
Port Jervis
H. S. Westbrook
John BE. Finan
James Martin
D. W. Fenton
T. M. Burnett
Middletown
August Kroeger
George Hommel
Fred L. Cortright
John F. Decker
Woodbury
W. M. Gildersleeve
George A. Wels
Misisisk
E. H Eyans
Frank Graham
George W. Smith
William Kniffin
Highlande
M. E. Reppentinger
Charles H. ‘Carpenter
Montgomery
Charles W. Hill
Monea W. Schoonmaker
W. ©. Ewing
Theodore W. Layman
James Ackerman
Greenville
George Hafner
Warwick
Frank Jackson
J. B. Rhodes
Wallkirk
William M. Norris
Fifteen Year Old Drunk Found in Newburgh
A 15-year-old boy, unnamed to protect his family, was arrested on Broadway in Newburgh after heavy drinking described as Italian wine and sherry. He collapsed at headquarters and required care, with magistrate Cantline noting possible hospital intervention. Three peers were questioned with limited details. Police may investigate unlicensed wine sales following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Broadway
Barrett
Tia
Callicoon Man 18 Promoted to Appraiser Role
George W. Wolf supervising examiner in the New York Appraisers Office has been nominated a militant appraiser of merchandise by President Wilson. A 44 year old married New York resident, he has served the government since age twenty four, starting as a clerk and later becoming examiner. He was named supervising examiner in 1911 and is a Calllico on native with Sullivan County ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wolf
New York
Wilson
Wolf
Weat 184Th Street
Sullivan County
Incompetent Charles M. L. Hurlbert Declared
At a hearing before Commissioner Eugene Bouton and a sheriff's jury at Bouton's office, Charles M. L. Hurlbert formerly of Roscoe and now at Middletown State Hospital was found incompetent to manage his property. Mrs. Hurlbert, represented by Special County Judge Elmer Baker, secured appointment of a committee to manage his estate. Sheriff Kinnie observed the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldvingston Manor
Eugene Bouton
Attomes Bouton
ML Hurlbert
Roscos
Middletown
Hoa Ital
Mra
Harlbert
Elmer Baker
Roscoe
Bouton
Gm Eherif
Kinnle
Enefee C. Ashley
Middletown State Hospital
Hurtbert
Baker
Hurbert
Kionie
Gravel to be spread on slippery road between the city and Bloomingtarg
State Highway Department order calls for covering the road between the city and Bloomingtarg with stone chips and flares once snow disappears. Farmers complained of slipperiness and a request from Mr. Doty prompted the action. Final completion estimate expected today per Bertrand Wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Doty
State Highway Department
Bloomingtarg
Dorts
Bertrand HH
Sacinees
Chicken Thieves Target Mechanicstown Poultry
Mrs Frantisto of Mechanicstown reports theft from her coop. Six hens and two roosters stolen on Friday night. Police investigate with Officer Bruce McCoach leading the chicken sleuth effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrz. Frantisto
Mechanicstown
Salardey
Bruce McCoach
Gift to Chief at Port Jerris Police Desk
Chief John FL Latham received a handsome gold fakes pin set with a diamond as a Christmas present from Port Jerris polls department peers. Sergeant Edward Vince and fellow officers presented the gift during a ceremony after the officers had completed duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jerris
John FL Latham
Edward Vince
Three Local Men Seek Game Protector Post in Newburgh
In Newburgh on December 16 thirty two men are willing to serve as game protector candidates for the state. The post pays 900 a year and traces its vacancy to the death of Dr. Willett Kidd. Prominent contenders include Supervisor John Deleper and Harry H. Shaw. A long list of applicants across Orange and surrounding counties names many Newburgh and Middletown residents and area towns seeking the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Axwa Ts
Willett Kidd
John Deleperoi
Harry H. Shaw
Arthur A. McLean
Ancn
Tiage
Walter B. van Ness
Carterstreat
Josep A. Burrell
Central Valley
Daniel J. Carpenter
Goshen
Luzerne Pierce
Highland Falls
John Deisseroth
Millstreet
Asabel B. Garrison
Walden
William L. Tighe
Third Street
Lyman H
Montgomery
John H. le Mon
First Street
Albert S. Hetzel
Port Jervis
Wm. Mckeel
Beacon Street
John Rothery
Washington Street
Frederick F. Williams
No. 4
Jona P. McGrane
Michael J. Kelaher
Wasbingtonville
Charles B. Hulse
Campbell Hall
Nehemiah Andrews
Valentine J. Kohl
Indie Hope
Wm. H. Snyder
Carpenter Avenue
James A. McLean
Overlook Place
Hiram B. Tuthill
Chester
Zechariah G. Masten
East Avenue
Edward M. Decker
Highland Avenue
Middletown
Wim, G. Batz
Greenwood Lake
Harry EB
Shaw
Dubois Street
William J. Kane
Washington Place
Dennel D. Towner
George R. Ruey
Sterling Forest
N. J
Lewis Belcher
Westtown
Frank Smith
Johnston
Tragedy as Man Is Pulled Into Coal Chute
Henry Gardner an engineer for the Weat Shore Railroad at Weehawken was loading coal when part of a human body emerged with the coal. The remains were identified as Ralph Riley eighteen of Union Hill, who was tending the elevator and was drawn into the hopper feeding the locomotives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gardner
Weat Shore Railroad
Weehawken
Ralph Riley
Union Hill
Real Estate Transfer Near Goshen Reported
McWilliams and Houston announce the sale of a fine farm near Goshen. Carston J. Smith disposed of the property to Lewis H. Carpenter of Greenville in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWilliams & Houston
Carston J. Smith
Goshen
Lewis H. Carpenter
Greenville
Lost ring recovered on wash stand prompts arrest in South Falisburg
Peter Fitzellimmons was arrested on December 26 in South Falisburg for allegedly taking a diamond ring valued at $200 from Edward McCann while he washed his hands. He appeared before Justice George J. Klein. held for grand jury and sent to Monticello jail. The ring was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Falisburg
Peter Fitzelmmions
Edward McCann
George J. Klein
McCann
Simmons
Lai
Monticello
Charity Ball Fundraiser Hosted at State Armory
The Charity Ball fundraiser opens at the State Armory on New Year’s Day under Hospital Corps Detachment and Lenten Sewing Club guidance. Event proceeds support local charities and feature preparations at N D Mills’ cigar store on James Street led by Lewis E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Hospital Corpa
N. D
Club Election and Informal Dance Draw Notables
The January meeting of the O14 Or ichard Crob H] de convened to elect three board members for the coming year and address other business. An informal dance was planned with invitations issued to Misses Lowise Jordan Gertrude Jordan Helen Rowley Ollre Brakes Hortense Becker and Lynéca TBoak for December 20 at the Embry Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orichard
Chi
Board of
Gov
oTners
Lowise Jordan
Gertrude Jordan
Helen Rowley
Ollre Brakes Hortense Becker
Lynéca Tboak
Embry
Sockalexis Old Fielder Dropped Dead
Louis Sockalexis, Penobscot Indian famed as a baseball player, died of heart disease during a surgery in Burlington. He was moved to Old Town tonight. born a century ago, he hailed from a prominent Penobscot family and was uncle to marathoner Andrew Sockalexis. He ran 107 yards in 16 seconds at his athletic peak and played for Holy Cross, Cleveland, Hartford, Lowell, and Bangor before serving as a local league umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banger
Louis Sockalexis
Burlington
Old Town
Sockalexis
Penobscots
Louis
Andrew Sockalexis
Lowell
Bangor
Newburgh Five Stalled On Way Home
The Acme basketball team traveling from Newburgh to Monticello was stalled by a storm on the road. Players Kenneth Topping Charles Terpenning Edward Martin Judson Galloway Albert Campbell and William Conyngham were all reported safe earlier today and hoped to reach home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Monticello
Acme
Kenneth Topping
Charles ‘Terpenning
Edward Martin
Judson Galloway
Albert Campbell
William Conyngham
Tome
J. E. Wilkinson Dies at Walden Village Leader
J E Wilkinson longtime Walden resident and former trustee died at his home Thursday after a long illness. Born May 5 1855 in Sheffield England he came to Montgomery County as a boy and later settled in Walden. A staunch Republican he served on the village board water commissioners and the board of assessors He is survived by his wife three children and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
James
Wilkinson
Sheffield
Eng
Bilenville
Board of Water Commiselovers
Grace Church Sunday School Hosts Evening of Entertainment
Grace Church Sunday school held a Friday night program that featured Wallace Mackey the human violinist and a Fentriloguise act. Santa Claus gave gifts and candy to the children while a dance followed for a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Wallace Mackey
Santa Claus
Praseit
Goshenites Plan Clam Supper and Dance
Goshen residents plan to attend a supper and dance hosted by Riverdale Country Club on Thursday evening. The menu features steamed clams and clam fritters with trimmings, served from 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Riverdale Country Club
Lazis Sets World Altitude Record in France
Georges Lazis Fresch aviator breaks world altitude record by reaching 20 255 feet in a monoplan with ascent from airdrome at Maint Raphael France on December 27 according to Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Raphael
France
Georges Lazis
Fresch
Bia Airdrome
Callahan Hosts Saint Show With New Jersey Sheep
Mr Callahan received a rock of Trewes from New Jersey recently causing attention in town. The Junior Holy Name Society of St Josephs Church with Saint John Berchmans Society plans a minstrel show at St Joseph Hall Mongar with a dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosted
Thomas Callahar
New Jersey
Holy Name Society
St Josnph
B.C
Saint John Berchman’s Societs
St. ‘Jocephe Hall
Mongar
Ginnasze
Ordaaisen
Toall
Old and
Toung
Daughters and Guests Mentioned in Goshen Notices
Goshen area notices report a daughter’s engagement or presence in social events. Mrs Jovan Retin notes her son visiting relatives in New York City, with details indicating family and social connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Der
Jovan Retin
New York City
Christmas Party Hosted by Miss Marion Plants
Goshen reports Miss Marion Plants entertained a number of friends at a Christmas party held at the home of Mrs. Marietta Fisi flelé last night. Guests enjoyed the sociable evening and a supper contributed to the merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Marion Plants
Marietti Fisiflelé
Xurriy Atente
Country Life Club Event Details and Transfers
Fragmented notice indicates a Country Life Club entertainment planned at a Chester home on a Tuesday in January 2314. It mentions William Conklin and associates, with financial figures tied to a Dover company and a hospital connection, plus Tarpon Springs travel plans for Archie Samim and family on a Lenape voyage from New York with transportation arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conklin
Acd
Chester
Counter Life Club
Tarpon Springs
Archie Samim
New York
Soa
Lenape
Entertained Party Noted In Pleasant Gathering
An item describes a social gathering hosted by Mrs Acts EL Totten of Patmese with attendees including Mr and Mrs Pyeeman Rissey and children Cari and Warner from Oosan Cis NL. Also mentioned are Mrs Totten and Mr Wes Terirada Totten of Atantie Car XN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirs
BR Whater
Domeitas
Ingigiiis Mn
Mra
Pyeeman Rissey
Choirea Cari
Warner
Oosan Cis
Acts EL Totten
Patmese
Noa
Wess Terirada Totten
Atantie Car
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Florida
John A. Staples
Deerpark
F. A. Tymeson
Hamptonburgh
Heworr B. Lamey
John Latyens
W. A. LaRue
Thomas Brran
Mabion J. Brooks
Callicoon
Wall Street
Gary
J. P. Tighe
Yentardsy
Sre
Nnannee
Amn
Tel
Wawneee Ae
Amn Loco
T. Nose
Ae Erie
Erie Ist
Great, Nocti. Pr
Laterboro
Tnterboro
Lehigh Wailer Peers
North Pac
New Haven
BOW
Peon
Sansl
Wweee
Werae
Hackettstown
Warren
Surcex
Morris
Hunterdon
Poole
J. E. Wilkinson
MR. Callahan
Tee
Bemrose
Grange Avenue
Perse
Gruhen
Pee TiMre Chrstina Reass
Fauah
Sirs
Wilmot Makoch
Tamiel Babitt
Herriah Hed
Dan Denton
John Yolverton
Otisville
Quiville
Mitchell
RNA
Lockwood
Ketcham
Country Life Club
Devoe
Frederick W. Devon
F. W.W. Dover & CT
Ratnolds Contan3
Detes
Plate Hocpital
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