Christmas Programs In Goshen Churches
Goshen December 29 The Episcopal Sunday school held its regular Christmas tree exercises at the Central with Santa Claus handing out gifts to children. The Presbyterian Church Sunday school conducted its annual Christmas exercises at the chapel last evening at 7 30 with teachers parents and friends present as candy fruit and presents were distributed.
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Goshen
Episcopal Sunday School
the Central
Santa Claus
Sunday School
The
Presby
Terian Church
Deputies Present Cup to Voorhis
New York officials from 26 branch offices presented a victory cup to John R. Voorhis, superintendent of elections, as Governor Glynn dismissed charges raised by the Zonest Ballot association. A state deputies committee included John M. Rocera, William F. Fleason, George F. Aleshammer, Jay D. Burns, and Fred Kiefer.
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New York
State Board of Elections
John R. Voorhis
Glynn Retenil
Voorbis
Zonest Ballot Association
Shroush
John &. Rocera
Warwick
Willam F. Fleason
Syracuse
George F. Aleshammer
Rochester
Jay D. Burns
Niagara Falks
Fred Kiefer
Bufiaio
Sleven Guests at Fine Turkey Dinner
Pu tille and Dee He At the station home of Mr and Mrs Evans in the vi ISTE Glk are among guests at a fine turkey dinner Saturday. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Smash Wo Esau of Brooklyn and Mr and Mrs Josn W Kerr of Thompson Rife. Also present were Mr and Mrs J S Walker and Miss Debts Relsta of Colville.
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Puitille
Dee
OW Evans
Paris
Smash Wo
Esau
Brooklyn
Josn W Kerr
Thompson
J S Wailker
J. M. Walker
Walden
Relsta
Colville
No Shake-Up in National Guard in Binsnamton
General Charles H. Hitchcock said there has been no indication of changes to local National Guard units after Major General O'Ryan's statement. He noted the Twenty second regiment in New York City lacks enough skilled engineers among officers and enlisted men and called for a tightening of standards.
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Binsnamton
Chas. H. Hittchcock
National Guard
O'Ryan
Genera Liitchcock
New York City
Smitchcock
O'Hyan
Mrs Jas Dutton Secures Divorce In Nyack Court
Walden December 30 A divisional decree of divorce was granted by Supreme Court Justice Arthur Tompkins at Nyack to Martha Miller Dutton of Pine Bush against her husband James H. Dutton of Calumet N. J. The plaintiff alleged improper relations with other women at Talon Hill, named in the papers. No defense was entered. Earl Hubialac of Walden appeared for the plaintiff.
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Walden
Supreme Court
Arthur
Tompkins
Nyack
Marsartt Miller Dutton
Pine Bush
James H. Dutton
Calon Hal N. J
Talon Hil
Noa
Earl Hubialac
Postmaster Rose of Burnside Dies
Charles Wool Rees postmaster at Burnside died. Funeral service will be held at the Presbyterian Church Campbell Ball Friday at 2 p.m. obituary notice mentions local official and church details.
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Rose OF
Burnside
Charles Wool Rees
Presbyterian Church
Campbell Ball
Obituary notices of Brown Stanton Hallock Barnes
Albert N. Brown of Hasbrouck New York died December 2 at home, buried in Wellie Cemetery. Born May 1 1836 at Hurley Ulster County he moved to Sullivan County in 1853. Enlisted in 1862 in the 143d New York Volunteers and served in numerous Civil War campaigns including Gettysburg and the Atlanta campaign. Survived by seven children and two sisters. G Reynolds Stanton of Wurtsboro died December 22 after septicemia at Middletown Sanitarium. He was educated at Wurtsboro and Cornell dairying program, later worked in Kingston Economy Auto Garage. Elizabeth A. Hallock of Washingtonville died in Brooklyn after feeble health. a generous village benefactor and church member. Daniel Nosepbury Barnes of the county died at 43 3PATS on the farm near Marlborough. longtime farmer, director of the Horse Thief Detecting Association, survived by wife Hester Carpenter.
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AlSore M. Blow
Hasbrouck
Albert N. Brown
N. Y
Wellie
Hurley
Ulster County
Sullivan County
Martha L. van Wagoner
Mr. Brown
Suffolk
Gettysburg
Rosecrans
Unickamauga
Tenn
11Th Army Corps
South
North Carolina
Brown
Hns
Lizzie H. Dolan
Woodbourne
Nellie Soulpaugh
Kingston
James L
Lillian
Estella
Charles Mitteer
Bald Mount
G. Reynolds Stanton
Wurtsboro
Middletown Sanitarium
Mr. Stanton
Neler
Middletown
Neller
Wurteboro
Beer
Vornell University
Economy Auto
William
Eva Stanton
William H. Stanton
New York City
A. G. Stanton
Monticello
C. D. Clinton
Walter C. Stanton
Hoboken
N. J
Dutch Reformed Church of Wurtsboro
Mr. Crane
Siivan Cemetery
Elizabeth A. Hallock
Washingtonville
Elizabeth A. Hai‘lock
Brooklyn
Cameeur
Thomas L. Brooks
Miss Hallock
William R
Edward L. Brooks
Our Village
Our Presbyterian Church
King’s Daughters
Bethany Chapel
Brooklin
Daniel O. Barnes
Daniel Nosepbury Barnes
Idis County
Ulster
Barnes
Carinen
Jong Uife
Weatheerhold
Assoria Tiem
Parnes
Na- Thane
Hester Carperder
Tamain Ant? Mies Leonar
Marlborough
Jacob Hunt
Lfe
Fallgburg
Eusta van Ordis
Heritha Vanaken
Oxford
Miss Hattle
Stephen A
Fast Branch
Marvin O. Hunt
Frances
Ferndale
Reuben
Buffalo
Hulda Pulis
Galilee
Nancy Wix
Death notices from Goshen and Starlight reflect local obituaries
Memorials describe Nathaniel Barnes of Newburgh town and Nat Nathaniel C. Barnes plus Natalie Barnes, and Thomas Edward Malley of Goshen at 184 Main Street. Surviving family includes mother, siblings, and a grandchild. services at St John’s Church Goshen with interment in John’s Cemetery. Jacob Hunt of Starlight dies aged 74, with wife Eusta Van Ordis, children, grandchildren, and siblings listed. funeral arrangements and residence noted.
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Goshen
Thomas Edward Malley
Main Street
Daniel
Mary Cooney Malley
Pavia Patrick Reddington
Charles Hamburzh
Philadelphia
John J. Malley
Cornelius A. Malley
Philadelpha
St. John's C. Church
Father Brady
John's Cemetery
Longtime Sparrowbush Resident George Reymar Dies
Obituary notices recount the death of George Reymar in Sparrowbush after a long illness at his son William Reymar's home. He was 77, survived by William and many siblings across Kingston Eddyville and Newburgh, born April 30 1838 in Ulster County.
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George Reymar
Sparrowbush
William Reymar
Richard Harkness
Jacob Freer
Webb Brown
Edward Reymar
Kingston
Henry Nesmar
Eddyville
Peter Neymar
Stone Ridge
Frank Reymar
Whiteport
John Reymar
Newburgh
the Deseased
Ulster County
Martin Reymar
William Henry Waters
W. H. Waters
Spring Street
Goshen
Elmer Russell
Mecca Temple Officers Elected In New York Meeting
Middletown Shriners attended the annual Mecca Temple session in New York City on Tuesday. John H. Morrison and Charles H. Speirs joined James E. Carney of South Fallsburg among participants. Nine candidates were initiated and a short entertainment followed. 1915 officers elected include Potentate Louis N. Domatin, Chief Rabban C. C. Hunt, Assistant Rabban William J. Beamish, High Priest Lloyd Bingen, Oriental Guide Robert A. Greenfield, Treasurer William H. Miller, Recorder Sarah R. Ellison, and trustees and executives named with several representatives to Imperial Council.
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Middletown Shriners’ Association
Mecca Temple
New York City
John H. Morrison
Charles H. Speirs
James £. Carney
South Fallsburg
New York
Louis N. Domatin
Rabban
C. C. Hunt
William J. Beamish
Lloyd Bingen
Robert A. Greenfield
William H. Miller
Sarah R. Ellison
Charles A. Benedict
Imperial Council
Lews N. Donnatin
Robert Miller
Adolph Geer‘Ing
Christian C
Hymeneas a beautiful newe wedding in New York
A Christmas Eve wedding at Mrs Emeline Aikenheads residence on Thirty sixth street New York united Misa Eva daughter of the bridegroom’s family and Harry Eugene Wilkins son of Mrs Hinora Roose Wilkins of Brooklyn by Rev George Stanley Davis. The ceremony featured green and white decor and a white wedding bell canopy. The bride wore white embroidered net over satin with a satin sash and carried a carnation and lily bouquet. The bridesmaid Miss Mable Wood wore pale blue satin and carried pink carnations. Best man Arthur English of New York. The couple's relatives and close friends attended after which a collation and a decorated bride cake were served. Mr Wilkins connected with National Biscuit Company. gifts included sterling silver and other keepsakes. They dined in Brooklyn Christmas Day then planned to move to Pittsfield Mass. A number of well wishers express hope for a long happy life and a bright New Year.
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Emeline Aikenhead
Thirty-sixth Street
New York City
Misa Eva
Harry Eugene Wilkins
Hinora Roose Wilkins
Brooklyn
George Stanley Davis
Highland
Mable Wood
Arthur English
New York
National Biscuit Company
Mr. Wilkins
Wilkins
David Aikenhead
44Th Street M. E
Death notices from Goshep include Mrs. Reeve and Charles Maton
Word arrives of Mrs. David B. Reeve who died December 14 after illnesses, suffered long health issues, and who left behind her husband and son. Funeral plans and surviving family listed for Fox and Devo lineage, with biographical notes on Newport and Fall River connections. Separately, Charles W. Maton, longtime Florinda resident, died at Orange Farm hospital aged 59 years, with service details and community regard noted.
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Virginia Lent Carley
V. Carley
Phillipsburg
N. J
Port Jervis
William 3. Lent
Mary A. Lent
Alis
Mary A Lent
Sol. ¥. Carles
Vida L. Caries
Ira D. Wallace
Goshep
David B. Reeve
Seriou Hinese
Everal Ar Hs
Reeve Ha
Newport
Seare Hey Bushand
Fall River Line
Nalice
Florida
N.Y
Alonzy
Ann Fox
Margaret Reat
Charles W. Maton
Fiorinda
Oranze Farm
Dave
Wiel Vail
Austrian Losses In Flight Reach 15200
Petrograd reports the Austrian army retreating through Lisko Sabok Dukla Zmigrad front in Galicia in a near panic. About 179000 Austrians are described as retreating with little resistance and many prisoners taken, aided by broken terrain and cold. London notes Nicholas prepares to attack after Cracow, with German forces pressing Warsaw and Mlawa as the new focus.
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London
Galiia
Cracow
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Marshal von Hindenburg
Warsaw
Euless von Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
Mlawa
Infanticide case to be tried in January in Newburgh
Anson J. Fowler of Newburgh has been retained to defend Mrs. William Scott of Walker Valley in Ulster county murder case against her for the death of her three month old child found in woods. The couple is jailed in Kingston awaiting trial before County Judge Jenkins in January. Scott, formerly Miss Mary Terwilliger of Walden, may seek an alibi while Fowler declines to reveal defense specifics. The parents have two other children and five years of marriage.
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Newburgh
Anson J. Fowler
William Scott
Walker Valley
Scott
Times-Press
Kingston
Ulster County Grand Jury
Jenkins
W. J. Brinnier
Fowler
Mary Terwilliger
Walden
Mother poisons babes and self in Bronx home
In New York on December 30 a mother forced by reverses to leave her spacious Tuxedo residence moved to a two family house at 224 West Gate, 67th Street, Bronx. She gave bichloride of mercury to her two small children then ingested poison. All were hospitalized at Lebanon Hospital with the mother expected to recover and doctors fearing the children will die.
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New York
Tuxedo
West Gate Hundred and Sixty-seventh Street
The
Bronx
da Rogers Gate
Lebanon Hospital
Hearing on wartime measure before foreign affairs panel
Washington Dec 30 Dearings ere derun before the house committee of foreign affairs on the Bartholdi Vollinen-Lobeck resolution to prohibit exportation of arms ammunition and totals of war to the belligerent powers of Europe Representatives Bartheidt and Voll tod Were the Sret witnesses heard Later in the week they will be followed by Representative Labeck The committee is willing to hear others either for or against the amendments and the plmpers see that samrufas turers of munitions of wart will appear.
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Washington
Large Increase in Army Budget Reported in Congress
Washington, Dec. 0. An arm y appropriation bill advances in the house carrying about 1 94 1 244 spender SINFER Inet seat. A new item of 5090 for the soap o facture and genehase of ar rap ted ace tor cars is Jaunaded as an appropriation of S2%08 for the ser tions of army officers with subsidiary clauses. The appropriation follows Fr war financing and includes 60 000 for the purchase of aircraft.
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Washington
Entomological Retort
A brief item from the Philadelphia Record notes a sharp exchange titled Entomological Retort involving Mrs. Wiewac-Ob in a playful, wit filled agate page squib. The note hints at a literary clash or social jibe between figures connected to the city press scene.
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Wiewac-Ob
Trbiladelphia
Allies Gain In Flanders With Village Capture
Paris reports Allied forces capture St Georges village two miles east of Nieuwpoort and advance in the Anglienne area amid snow and mud. German artillery shells Allied trenches near Armentieres and Hazebrouck as French bombers strike Sartbourg and Metz targets.
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Paris
Belgium
St. Georges
Nieuport
Amir
French War Office
Angienne
Sartbourg
Armcour
Metz
Frexear
Tieinis
von Riack
Ure
Horswy
Apremont
Fmm
Sre
Sities
President names three appointees in annual nominations
Washington December 2 The president announced three named appointees including a district marshal for Delaware and a U.S. attorney from another state. The report notes ministers and officials in the same slate and lists the near certainty of confirmation despite garbled OCR text.
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Goshen Club
Central Amusement Hall
Myria Gibbs
Julia EB. Gibbs
Trotter
W. A Harriman
Stephen Barton
Brook Farm
Haight’s Pond
Brownleigh Park
Ladue
Tiss Ladue
George H. Mills
James Razey
MR. Titus
Louis Titus
Stony Ford Stock Farm
Julia Myers
Avon
Dec
John Phillips
South Street
Ilerstown
Ind
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T. D. Schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
Horace Riggs
Tixedo Hospital
Mr. Riggs
Schaude
Joho Street
Irving C. Hawking
Bullville
E. Josephine Hawkins
T. Adele Masterson
Murray Avenue
Monroe Terwilliger
North Church Street
Lewis Merritt
Peekskill
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CUP
Voorhis
Sleven
Hitchcock
Jas. Dutton
Nathaniel Barnes
Effie D. Bla D
Nat. C
Esther D
Nathaniel C. Barnes
Natalie Barnes
Martha Ellen Baird
Martha Ellen Jackson Baird
D. Montone
Baird
Greenville
Thos Brown
Louise Barrett
Charles
Georgge Jackson
D. Montano
James Brown
Thomas J. Cole
St. Cloud
Fia
Mary Powers
Chester
Ireland
Annie
St. Columba’s
James A. Moloney
St. Columba’s Cemetery
Wm. H. Waters, Jr
Hugh Monahan
Huazh Monahan
Martin Monahan
James
Fort Jervis
Mia
Charles Headrickson
Sutomitvile
Martin
Jbome
Momiss
St Mary’s Church
Port Jerris
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lawrence Flammensfeld
Lawrence Flammensfeil
Massmoras
Satamiay
Jong Dine
Carlsbad
Germany
Asia
Anthony Flammensield
Frames Reilly
Theress
Eile Flammersteld
Elmira
Bertha Birmingham
Mecietetn
Mire Anta Adams
Amare Conan
Edna Flammensteid
Matamores
Adelph Stokiy
Montcomes
Det
Adolpb Stoky
Teath
Sirckest Naraivais
Mecca
Hymeneas
Wilkins—Aikenhead
Doremus—Gerow
Anna Caul Gerow
George Doremus
J. C. Coddington
George Cart
Doremus
Goshen Illuminating Company
Daniel Babcock
Thare Duxy
St Mark's Church
Margaret Pear Devo
Charles W. Mason
Kaiser
Flanders
Natona
Jude
Hotes B. Suneh
Velez Ainsks
Deleware
Martin F Fates
Wabaucien Delmo Te
Eluiral Reynold T Baik
Owen
Senstor Owen
Shea
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