Stock farm at LePrestre Miller & Co faces stock sale
Goshen reports the LePrestre Miller & Co stock farm on South Street will liquidate its horses and mules within weeks after World War I cession of hostilities. About 2 560 head now, with 600 shipped today and 690 more next week to Jersey City Block Yards for auction by Fiss Doerr Carroll Horse Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Europe
LePrestre, Miller & Co., Inc
South Street
Jersey City
Auotinn
Fiss, Doerr & Carroll Horse Company
Grant Hugh Browne
Yast
Gatock
LePrestre, Miner & Company, Inc., of
New York
Edly
Community Christmas Tree Well Attended at Goshen
A large Goshen crowd gathered Saturday night at 7 30 in Church Park by the fountain for Christmas exercises. Montgomery C Smith Goshen High School principal spoke well and was cheered. The community tree glowed with electric lights as hymns were sung led by Mrs Arthur Decker with selections including Silent Night and Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Montgomery C. Smith
Goshen High School
Arthur Decker
Hethleem
The
Presbyterian Church
Billy Kenny
Alice Gott
Emma Rooss
Emma Tuthill
3. W. Gott
Wee
Mary C. Lain
Vroomuilie
Merz
Canfield
Lain
Herbert Smith
Johssom
Latin
Senior Class Play at Goshen High School Delights Crowd
On Friday in the Goshen High School auditorium the senior class presented the three act farce Quarantined. The house was crowded and the cast performed well with Miss Bucklyn praised for training the seniors. The cast included John Ray and others with a bouquet given to Miss Bucklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen High School
Bucklyn
John Ray
Jack
Grandpa
Fire at Nash Building Causes City Firemen to Fight Blaze
Firebug suspected as Goshen and nearby towns aid Monhagen Hose Company and Chief Schoonmeker. Out-of-town units from Monell of Washingtonville and Warwick arrived to battle a blaze threatening the Nash building and nearby structures. The Conklin & Cummins building collapsed but flames were contained. trains were halted as residents evacuated and furniture was moved. John J. Cummins reported inventory and sale data secured at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhagen Hose Company
Frank H. Schoonmeker
Monell Company
Washingtonville
Warwick
Feedature
Nash
Mouse and Finan
Erie
Consiia & Cummins
Ube Leat
Nash Duija
Sayer Egiate
Ihomeselveg
Ferniture Fem
Jobn J. Cumming
Conkiin & Cummins
Times-Fresa Teporter
Mortar Avenue
Germans Eating Our Food Try
A short wartime note laments German consumption of supplies and food shortages. It reflects frustration with enemy action impacting civilian provisions and morale.
Fire destroys grain store and Nash bakery in Goshen
A large fire devastated the Ruggles Building and adjoining Nash property in Goshen. About 4.51 bushels of oats and corn were stored, with ground feed hay and straw also lost. A steel freight car on the siding burned with roughly 500 bushels of oats. The brick Nash building housing a bakery and Peterson oven suffered major damage though the oven remained intact. Firefighters from Monhagen and Goshen battled the flames. investigations showed ore boxes were not tampered with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
Rickborn
Frank C. Hock
Goshen
Monhagen Hose Company
Goshen Light & Power Company
Boxei
Box 54
New Street
Greenwich Avenue
Wilson Claims Charges Against Him Were Framed
The transcript shows Wilson denying wrongdoing and alleging framings in election and excise cases. He describes interactions with Hickes about voting and being watched by detectives, and asserts he had no stake in the Kerzall case while naming others he was asked about. He mentions advising a few individuals, including Clare King, and discusses his lack of direct involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hirschberg
Mr. Wilson
Grand Jury
Bernard Ciaccio
Schindler
Wilson
Hirschberg
Mr. Kohl
Kohl
Hickes
Uese
Frank Kerzall
Bisbo
Ferrall
Dahm
Dehm
Clare King
Weddings in Scotchtown and Middletown United in Christmas Ceremonies
The Scotchtown wedding tied Ruth Evelyn Norris to Clarkson Manley Buckmaster on Christmas Day with Rev. Frank B. Schoon officiating. The couple plans a honeymoon then residence on the Anderson farm in Crawford township. Also, John T. Decker and Rosanna Mann wed at Rev. B. E. B. Smith’s residence on Christmas morning in Middletown and will reside at 73 Monhagen Avenue upon return from their bridal tour. A separate December 206 ceremony united Ralph Emery Davis and Edna Louise Winters at the Universalist Parish House, to settle in Slate Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckmaster—Norris
Scotchtown
Mange
Ruth Evelyn Norris
Clarkson Manley Buckmaster
Frank B. Schoonover
Albert Norns
Mary Emma Osburn
Anderson Farm
Crawford Township
John T. Decker
Smith Street
Rosanna Mann
Grand Avenue
B. E B. Smith
Spring Street
Decker
Middletown
Davie—Winters
Universalist
Ralph Emery Davis
Johnson
Edna Louise Winters
Wawayanda
Stanard Dow Butler
Davis
Slate Hill
Poughkeepsie Plans War Tablet Honoring Local Soldiers
Poughkeepsie will erect a temporary war tablet listing all Dutchess county servicemen from the Great War. The open space between the Post Office and Nelvon Hout will host a tablet costing five to six hundred dollars. It will be ten by eleven feet in size and hold the names until the permanent Dermchenl memorial is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepie
Poughkeepsie
Dermchenl
Dutchess
Personal News From Waterbury and Surrounding Areas
Local society notes list Mrs Atwood Carney visiting her mother on Grand Avenue Waterbury and several residents, including the Brooks family in Wantagh and Harry Decker heading to Washington on a pleasure trip. It notes hospital stays, family visits, and plans to spend winter in Florida and New Orleans, with updates on soldiers and relatives across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Carney
Waterbury, Conn
Grand. Avenue
Harry V. Decker
Lake Avenue
Lef
This City
Washington D.C
Lena M. Parkman
Etta Mower
East Avenue
Sea Breeze
Florida
Jess
William G. Castle
New York
Mr. Castle
New York Hospital
French Hospital
Atth Street
Ross
J. Onstle
Camp McClellan
Ala
Castle
Camp Meade
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Camp McClelane
Christmas and Winter News From South Centreville
South Centreville Del common holiday updates report residents celebrating Christmas with family, travel to winter homes in Paterson Middletown and Albany, neighbors visiting, and locals facing health and work changes. Notable mentions include Gallagher improving Maple Cottage, crops and turkeys raised, and Charles Morrison overseas postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Del
Cornelius Gallagher
Paterson
Mr. Gallagher
Maple Cottage
Wren
Nelson Phillips
Mra. C. Mead
W. Brown
Mra J. Brooks
Millsbirgs
J. T. Burgue
Albany
F. Kurpick
M. Bennett
Middletown
D. Lynch
W. Belly
T. A. Pines
Roberteon Homestead
William Cosine
Pateteon
N. J
John
L. Hardy
Thrall Hospital
Edward Strain
Hill
G. D. Booth
Mechanicetown
M. J. Robbins
Grip
Peter Morrison
Charles Morrison
Oregon
Charles
Albert Shepard
G. Corey
Harry Bpeats
Josiah Conklin
Christman
Port Jervis
Army Navy Club Reopens at 37 James Street
The Army and Navy Club has reopened at 37 James Street. On Christmas Eve a two Christmas tree distributed gifts to the boys and throughout Christmas Day ice cream cones and cakes were served. The club is seen as greatly beneficial to service members and worthy of strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army-Navy Club
James Street
Army An
Navy
Uncle Sam
Fathoms Defined for Different Vessels in Old Seafaring Lore
Sailors explain that a fathom equals six feet on a man of war and five and a half feet on a merchant ship while a fishing vessel measures five feet, illustrating varied nautical depths across ship types.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harnet J. Peck
Fletcher L. Swezy
Annie Fletcher
Harriet L. Peck
Flora Swezy
Fletcher L. Swery
Thomas C. Brewster
Blooming Grove
Anna G. Brewster
Anna G. Board
Effle C. Lawtom
Carrie H. Board
Lizzie H. Brewster
Phoebe A. Conklin
Chester
Edward 8
Douglas Knapp Tod Hunter
Robert Hock
Officer McCormack
Geo. Durland
Otis Hammerhead
Yellow Bud
Ohio
W. Fletcher | Hock
Lucy Hunter
Harriet Cumming
Dorothy May
Jean Mackenzie
Marie Ribeau
Paris
Mary Sharis Kloompy
Copenhagen
Elinor Buell
Pansy Hopscotch
Saran Gerow
Monroe
Henry E Colemar Opith Singe
Zachary Taylor
Citizens’ National Bank
Coleman
Goshen Savings Bank
Monrove
Lawrence Baw
Whey
Camp
Dix Woetty Sink
Fea Bank
Wh Og. Ubtatdtias
Cho
Times-Press
Rodney
Hodnery
J. H. Bristol
Jaces W. Carvol
Ravena
Corporal Lester Brown
CS. Marines
Virginia
Bear
Jere
Ee Sak LaRae
Wadsworth
Anet Sih Maat
Ethel Yanretts
Newark
Hanretty
Gothen
Carda
Red Cross
Otievo
Hock. Gosten
Revrhcan Oranz
Robert 4. Yuck
Hockholstre
N. EK. A
Thierry
St. Luci
Alsace
Decker——Mann
Damen
Fred Wilbur
Fort Mouit
Heme Geen
Marvin 3. Brooks
Wantagh, LL
C. J. Brooks
Liberty Street
TE. Milliman
Orange County Farm Bureau
Tichaca
Charles Heyd
Marion
Mrs. Heyd
M. A. Stivera
Mr. Heyd
Brooklyn
Mabel Holliday
Middletown High School
Valley Falls
Howard R Wickham
Houston Avenue Crossing
Jack Elston
Mra. B. Yanienren
Richard Hoffman
Newport
James C Hart
Gan
Hayes Street
Mildred Fryover
Loren Fryover
Rexford Street
Norwich
Mies
Helen Fuller
Sod Nes
W. R. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Freeheld
of. P. Devine
Marr
Falzabeth
Walter Jo Owen
Madson and
Harold
Roselle
Jean P. Owen
Emmett W. Owen
Ela F. Deane
Charles C. Dean
Prooklin
John Pt Owen
William J. Bowes
Lansheld
Chnanasah
Bowes
Joho Peet
William F. Brush
Misma Cook
Isaac A. Lauzier
Times Press
Cale Charles Higham
Refus 1
Aldtich
Aldrich Shaw Haz. Impany
Iogis
Nickineam
Dis City
Mie
Miler
Wale
Monsivelo
New York City
Gey
Phyla
Elizabeth Dunan
Tarrrtown
Buckingham Hotel
New Orleans
Monticello
Freeman J. Lewis
W. E. Hultslander
High View
Fredon
New Jersey
Orange County
Bloomingburg
A V. W. Bowne
Mary Asenath Wright
South Dakota
M. B
Bloomyguurg
Anna L
W. &. Hultstander
Hugh View
Alden FB
Middletons
Bya A. Wire
A.V. W. Bowne
White
Eaughiter
Lucy M
Seves
James W Lewis
Newton
Dev. B. B. Smith
M. KE
W.H. Bills
Alvert Hultstander
Wilram Meiwen
Harrison Godfrey Invermont
Taeuty
Soomingburg
Lewis K. Knapp
Washingtonyilly
Carolyn W. Knapp
William 3S. Parxingon
Louise Woodworth
Samari Woodworth
New Paltz Normal School
Tuxedo Park
Knapp
Robert
Julia Parkinson
George 3. Bond
Montanue Rightmyer
Fred W. Parkinson
Chariea W. Thompson
Charles W.thompson
Charles Thompson
Miss Wagenia Horton
Craigville
Albert
Washington, D. C
Camp Upton
Augusta Church
Buffalo
Amelia Wright
Amelia (Wickham) Wright
Charley Masters
Tuasday
Wright
Satem
Dasiy Wickham
Courtright
Abraham Wright
Deckertown
Sussex
A. C. Wright
34Th Street Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Charles Masters
C. W. Kerner
Letta Jane Doolittle Rumsey
Monticeno
Lette J. Kunst
Thompson Judge
Isaac
Heda Deanett Lyortile
Slbor
East Gien
Cornelius Rome
Kez
Hunt
Pasor
Moe
Philipsport
East Glen Wild
Iner
Wil Tom
Uneade
Naw Prospect
Onn Lrolset
George Dochine
Peasan
N.C
Leaside
Prtec
Perpiol Ehrsian
T Wo
Mary Lain
Unionville
Jerry Sergent
Newark Valley
N.Y
High Street
B. Stanley Chedister
J. Macinnes
Unionville Cemetery
Mrs. Lain
Jesse W. Canfield
Charles McDennaugh
Montgomery
Heng
Here
St Francis Church
Sucanna Malone
South Centreville