Former Little Britain Man Dies in Beacon
T B Giles a former resident of Little Britain died at his Beacon home on December 27 after a yearlong illness from a stroke. He was 80 and native of Roed Pave erp. survived by four daughters and two sons, a sister, and a brother. Burial was in Washingtonville cemetery.
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T. B Giles
Thomas B. Giles
Little Britain
Beacon
Giles
Roed Paveerp
Laura Gerald
Clara Tilston
Bertha Halstead
Wallhill
Ethel Sloan
Emmett
Brooklyn
Fred
Newsburgh
Raeel Bond
Newburgh
William C. Giles
Rock Tavern
Thorsday
Washingtonville Cemetery
Washingtonville musicale staged at Mrs Findley home
Mrs. Thomas Findley hosted a musicale in Washingtonville with her music pupils performing a varied program. The roster included pieces such as Duet-Fanfare Militaire by L A Lerte Marie Owen and Mrs Findley and selections by Ralph H Pendleton Katie Koenig and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Thomas Findley
L. A. Lerte
Marie Owen
Findley
Ralph H. Pendleton
Katie Koenig
Ellis Woodward
Frances Elston
Frank Walrus
Mildred Ross
Herbert YeGrand
Clementina di Benedetta
COWS RIGHT TO ITS CALF CAUSE OF SUIT
A breach of contract suit from Samuel Kosloff of Stamford Delaware county against Thame Borka of Valley Falls alleging a cow and calf sale for 50 dollars. A change of venue moved the case from Monticello to Rensselaer county for the February term.
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Washingtonville
Rensslaer County
Supreme Court
Trey Vt
Joseph Rosch
Sullivan County
Monticello
Rensselaer County
Samuel Kosloff
Stamford
Delaware County
Thame Borka
Valley Falls
Kosloff
Borka
Koslof
Car overturns on icy road near High View
Charles Startup of the Orange County Telephone Company escaped injury when his sedan toppled on an icy mountain road above High View near the post office corner. The vehicle was nearly undamaged after assistance righted it.
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Bloomingburg
Charles Startup
Orange County Telephone Company
High View
Suffern Realty Firm Receives Charter in Albany
The Tallman Realty Company of Suffern was chartered in Albany on Tuesday with a capital of $20,000. Corporators are H. G. Osborn W. H. Jenkins and K B. Rose, with Morton Lesew of Suffern serving as attorney.
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Suffern Corporation
Tallman Realty Company of
Suffern
Albany
H. G. Osborn
W. H. Jenkins
K B. Rose
Morton Lesew
County Officers Elected by Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors convened in annual session selecting officers for the year. J W Gott was re elected county attorney and Charles H Smith retained as county highway superintendent with a salary increase to 3600. Newburgh Dusenberry was unanimously reelected chairman.
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Board of Supervisors
George F. Gregg
William R. Wallace
Charles E. Dusenberry
New Windsor
Dusenberry
M. A. Tighe
Newburgh
Tighe
John R. Martin
Wallace
George F Gregg
Augustus Glillesie
Wiliam A. Wells
J. W Gott
I. M. Lawrence
Charles H. Smith
James C. Donovan
R. ©. Lippincott
Goshen
County Armyhouse
Henry Youngs
Cuno Mushsch
Krug
W. W. Davis
Cheater
Waldo Thompeton
Cornwall
Supervisors Question Sanatorium Leadership Turnover
At Odell Memorial Sanatorium a board meeting prompted questions about why superintendent Dr C B Waterbury and board members Dr C E Townsend and W A Snyder resigned from the Odell Memorial Sanatorium governing board.
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C. B. Waterbury
Odell Memorial Sanatorium
C. E. Townsend
W. A. Snyder
Supervi
County Board Debates Hospital Severance and Road Plans
Moniay meetings provoked talk among county legislators about a hospital severance. Supervisor Tierney moved to invite three parties to Jan 11 explanations. Thomas B. Gibson received thanks as hospital officials were praised. Roe proposed a Wash ingtonville highway segment, referral to the Highway Committee. Gibson also urged filling the South Plank Road from Newburgh to Walden.
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Sors Moniay
James B. Tierney
Thomas B. Gibson
Hamlet S. Roe
Washingtonville
Sunarviso
Thomas B Gibson
Newburgh
Walden
Fe‘ture
Mother Angela Observes Isth Anniversary At Middletown Jubilee
Mother Angela Stack head of Ursuline community on Fast Main street Middletown observed her silver jubilee with vows made in New York City. Family friends gathered for religious ceremonies and a mass celebrated by Father Coffey. Gifts from relatives, friends, and former pupils followed a celebratory dinner.
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Angela Stack
Ursuline Community and Academy
James Reilly
Bdward Stamp
Anna Miriam
Convent of Mercy
Hartford
Messrs Reilly
Stamp
Clair
Rose
Angela
Father Coffey
James Carney
College of St. Cecilia
New York City
M. J. Shina
New York State
New England
Holy Name Society to Elect Officers at St Joseph’s
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Sunday evening at St. Joseph's school.
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Holy Name
Holy Name Society of
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's School
Taxes Now Due in Highland Falls and Highland Mills
The State County and Town Taxes are now due at one percent for the first thirty days after which five percent will be charged. Tax Collector William Cofftey has issued notice. Local residents include Joby Mitchell now a salesman in New Rochelle and Mrs. Rose Mitchell on Mounts Avenue. Various community notes mention holiday visits, church plays, and illness among residents.
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Athema
Mes W . Owen
Thomas W. Brooks
E . McLaughlin
Margaret Cronk
William Ross
Wilhum Conger
Harter Howell
Elizabeth Hookes
Washingtonville
Cornelia Young
Newburgh
Frank Elston
Bertha Cunger
Blooming Grove Church
Corning
Harriet Ballen
Albany
Wilbur Meritt
Highland Mills
Jan G
Joby Mitchell
New Rochelle
Rose Mitchell
Mounts Avenue
O. P. EB
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Myra Mandixze
William Cofftey
Frank Pavek
John Shelton
Madeline Bock
Livingston Scott
Timothy Ces
Bie Nest
Gaz Pomp
George Baisley
Judge George H. Smith Retires After 30 Years of Service
Monticello January 6 Judge George H. Smith retires as Sullivan County Judge and Surrogate after 24 years in office. He plans to reestablish his Monticello law practice after a southern vacation and aims to follow in his father William W. Smith’s footsteps.
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Monticello
Sullivan County
George H. Smith
Smith
South
William W. Smith
Judge Smith
Re Mders
Theullivan County Bar Association
Supreme Court
Joseph Rosch
David 8. Hill
George L. Coske
Children Court
Nps
Woodbourne
Liberty Normal School
Albany
Home Defense Committee
George L Cooke to serve as Sullivan County Judge
Monticello January 6 George L Cooke elected county judge and surrogate with a majority over 1800 to succeed Geo H Smith. Born Monticello November 5 1878 he trained as a teacher and lawyer, practiced in Monticello and Albany, and earned a reputation for fairness and avoidance of unnecessary suits. He succeeds Judge Smith after more than thirty years of service.
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Monticello
George L. Cooke
Geo. H. Smith
Cooke
Judge Smith
Sullivan County
Goldberg, Newburgh Jeweler, Dies After Street Accident
Samuel Goldberg, 61, prominent Newburgh jeweler, died at St Luke's Hospital after being struck by a coaster on Ann and Johnson Streets while returning to his Broadway shop at 168. The coaster was not yet identified. Police investigated the incident.
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Newburgh
Samuel Goldberg
Joea
the &T. Luke's
Lawyer elected district attorney in 1910 with large plurality
The subject avoided litigation he deemed weak and, because of his strong reputation, won the district attorney position in 1910 by a substantial plurality.
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Oxford Depot
Joseph Clerew
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H. N Greene
King's Daughters
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A Felter
M C Gregory
T. F. Howell
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Stephen Hunt
Elizabeth Hockey
Lacy
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Paolo Jallico
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W. Kees
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Newenburgh
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Louise Moffatt
Mildred Cook
Hsther Cook
Marjorie Wood
Clarence Jerow, Jr
Thomas Pendell
Augusta
Moffat Library
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Martin Gregory
Gregory
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Monroe
Marguerite Gerow
Wilmington
Del
Jennie Gerow
Stephen E. Merritt
Clinton Merritt
Oswego Normal
Frank Irving
Clarence Gerow, Jr
Windsor Hill
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Roosevelt Hospital
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Hudson
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Bedford Hills
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Washington
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Tuxedo
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New York State Police School
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Poughkeepsale
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Joseph W. Gott
Orange Co
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G. Ros
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Loula
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Ing
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Marie Koontz
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Clementina di Benedtetto
J. W. Gott
Odell Sanatorium
Ursuline Academy
Highland Mills News
Highland Mills Star
Highland Mills Pharmacy
Jaeger’s
Highland Falls
Church of the Holy Innocents
Mira
Harry Cohen
Nelile Murphy
Hassler
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Conley
Putnam Road
Thomas McMenipamin
Geo. L. Cooke
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Maher
Washingtonville, N. Y
W. H. Fitzgerald
Hoskings Bakery
E. E
Hoskings
Herald Hoskings
Jants
First National Bank of
First National Bank
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