29 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
1
A brief note on hair brushes and related bristle goods marketed as long standing favorites. Mentions nail, flesh and hand brushes with average to finest quality and finish. Claims import orders supply nearly all bristle goods and hints at shared supplier advantages.
The Joly Ten plan a dance this Friday. John Sradner confined at home for a week with illness. Mrs. William E B McWilliams and niece Miss Sadie Evans head to Clearwater Fla for winter. H M Howell attends farmers institute in Oubville. Sydney Howell visits relatives in the city. Mrs C Konig and Mrs May Day stay a week in Liberty then Schenectady. Mrs William W Vail leaves for Middletown to visit Mrs Bailey. Mrs Jesse Bakewell travels to Cornwall-on-the-Hudson for a few days. William Brush visits Newburgh friends. Bruce Paddleford of Monroe to Thrall Hospital for appendicitis. Charles E Lain nominated tax assessor for Warferly N Y. Robert and Fletcher Hock recovering from scarlet fever. Dr E C Thompson visiting parents in Wallkill. improving. Mrs George Fischer and Mrs Alfred Brains return from trip to Walden. Thomas Bolton of Newburgh with cousin William Bodine on Roberts Street. Donahue moves from science at Wood. Mrs George Casseriy at 734 Broadway. Beres of New Haven visiting S G Berea in Housatonic area. Mrs D E Drake of Middletown visiting her parents. J D O’Neill and Mrs Lynch visit Middletown friends. George Mooner, ex-Middletown, visiting. Peterson L Clark of Troy NY visiting relatives. James Ho and Miss Mae Green visit grandmother Mrs Davison. Bams of Coldenhaw in town.
A well known route barber will wed in the near future. He will unite with two young ladies employed in a wholesale house here, with the wedding set for some day next week.
Charlee WH Terbell of Port Jervis died in New York City where he served as subway superintendent from 1901 until his death. He began as a grocer and stone dealer, later joined blue stone works, and became a prominent Port Jervis firefighter chief. Survived by wife Kitty VanHorn and two children, the funeral is set at Thomas Sherp’s home with interment in Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Obituary notes report the deaths of Naners wife of Benjamin Schend lmaher aged 49 in Hurl 4 Jan, survivor details and birthplace Neves fink with long illness. Also note Mrs Henry Pace died January 11 at her son Charles’s home in Washingtonville aged 58. mentions a background of wealth and training as a nurse and family connections. The text references multiple family members and unclear names, with partial fragments of a larger notice.
Obituary notices report Mrs Farner died at a hospital on Monday night in Newburgh with survivors Grace Newark New York Jo Hiah Newburgh and Mrs Wis Ralston Newburgh. Miss Susan Van Lowegen former Port Jervis resident died in Philadelphia. Local birthday gathering for Mr Miller hosted by relatives at 14 North Street includes many attendees. Wallkill Valley Farmers Association directs 1006 dollar appropriation for August outing races two days before Goshen meet. Branenhard soprano slated to sing at the 24th Separate Company Band concert on February 2 in Linden.
In Phillipport on a Sunday morning Rev John Coven led prelims at the Mystic Church while many Avis residents traveled to Monticello for subpoenas in local political cases. A youth Charles W Crawford faced petit larceny charges and received ninety days in Monticello jail. Auctions nearby saw the Price homestead sell for 16000 dollars. 214 acres noted. The Sharp farm near Montgomery was sold to Dr Edward Cruntall. A local commission chaired by Capt Dickey and others met about the Erie Jersey line project amid adjournments. Funeral services were held for Mrs Ann M Smith, with pallbearers among relatives. Newburgh Armory funding was discussed by the Legislature with a proposed appropriation under the State Armory Commission.
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