Boal Estate and Other Probate Actions In Newburgh Region
Hearing before Surrogate Swezey in Newburgh on the Humphrey estate contested account involved a $250 Newburgh Savings Bank deposit in trust for the widow Lucinda Humphrey. Executors and banks testified. adjournment to July 13 noted along with accounts from Davenport and Boal estates and broader probate rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swezey
Newburgh
George C. Humphrey
Washingtonville
Mr. Humphrey
Lucinda Ey Humphrey
Charles W. Hull
Ele P. Dyes
Jennett Southard
Cold Spring
Thomas F. Balfe
Newburgh Savings Bank
Lucinda J. Humphrey
John M. Graham
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank
Dudley van Duzer
Quassaick National Bank of Newburgh
Davenport
Loughran
Ceniline
Middletown High School Class of 1906 Reunion Banquet
Nine members of the original twenty three from Middletown High School class of 1906 gathered for the third annual reunion and banquet at Rowley’s restaurant Tuesday night. An informal toast, school songs, and reminiscences were shared. Attendees included Anna Howell, Roberta J. Ayres, Nina M. Remsen, Emma McWilliams, Clara B. Still, Chauncey F. Warmer, T. Chandler Moffett, Harold C. Harding, and Charles H. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Rowley’s
Anna Howell
Roberta J. Ayres
Nina M. Remsen
Emma McWilliams
Clara B. Still
Chauncey F. Warmer
T. Chandler Moffett
Harold C. Harding
Charles H. Shaw
Reynolds Pays For Hay Share As Board Concludes Matter
The Board of Water Commissioners reports a check from G A Reynolds for 150 dollars covering his share of hay taken from board property including all farms except Smith and Mapes. The payment closes a matter handled by Commissioners Lawrence and Kane after a disruptive special meeting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Commissioners
G. A Reynolds
Reynolds
Smith
Erie to Remove the St. and W. Terminal
The Susquehanna Railroad Company plans to move its Jersey City terminal from Pennsylvania Station to the Erie station. The road is owned by the Erie, which has relocated most offices to the Hudson Terminal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Railroad Company
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Station
Erie Station
The
Erie
Hudson Terminal
Walden High School Holds Commencement at Didsoury Opera House
At Walden High School commencement in Didsoury Opera House on Tuesday June 22 eight graduates received Regent and High School diplomas. The class of 1969 includes Louise Leeds Muriel Seybok Bessie Armoit Carrie Harwick Merion Reid Audrey Seybolt Stanley Kent and Roger Williams. AT NATIONAL CONVENTION Several music teachers from this city and vicinity traveled to New York for the national convention of music teachers. Attendees include Mrs. Edmund Fenner Andrew J. Baird Edward Vollmer and Charles Mapes of Goshez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden High School
Didsoury Opera House
Louise Leeds
Muriel Seybok
Bessie Armoit
Carrie Harwick
Merion Reid
Audrey Seybolt
Stanley Kent
Roger Williams
Ty and
New York
Edmund Fenner
Andrew J. Baird
Edward Vollmer
City
Charles Mapes
Goshez
Miles O'Reilly's Son in Leslie's Weekly Show
John F. O'Reilly, son of New York City police inspector Miles O'Reilly, performs at Migwar Park this week with comedy songs and impersonations as noted in Leslie's Weekly current issue, which also features a picture of Senator Jona B. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles O'Reilly
John F. O'Reilly
Migwar Park
New York City
Leslie
Leslie's Weekly
Num
Jona B. Rose
Trivillio Held For Grand Jury In Maybrook Stabbing Case
Antonio Trivillio, a principal in the Italian stabbing fray at Maybrook last May, was arraigned before Police Justice Herbert F. Cox and held for the grand jury after evidence showed sufficient weight. He had earlier been discharged on a habeas corpus writ but rearrested on the same charge. Constantine Harry Leonard testified at the hearing and it emerged both principals were intoxicated. Marino Francisco was the complainant represented by AL M. Fredericson with J. Taylor Smith defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Trivillio
Maybrook
Herbert F. Cox
Montgomery
Trivillio
Special County
Herbert B. Royce
Servin & Cox
Harry Leonard
Cox
Marino Francisco
AL M. Fredericson
Newburgh
J. Taylor Smith
Orders for First Regiment tour at Plattsburg
The First Regiment tour of field service at Plattsburg is approved for July 10 to 17. The detailed camp routine includes reveille at 5:00 a.m. guard mounting at 7:10 a.m. and various recalls and calls throughout the day with guard duty by companies L H C E A K and more, ending with two details on July 16 into July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
Adrill
Seth Garner Freed After Fire. No Link Found
Seth Garner, Goshen resident, arrested Thursday morning in the Saver Lumber Company yard fire that caused over 30000 dollars in damage. He was released Tuesday afternoon from county jail as no evidence tied him to the incendiary blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Garner
Goshen
Saver Lumber Company
Garher
O. & W. Band concert pleases hundreds on Academy avenue
The O. W. band concert on Academy avenue Tuesday night drew hundreds who praised the well arranged program and fine playing. The park setting offered a pleasant evening, while a note on a peculiar poison mentions English grasses used, harming domestic animals but not making meat unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy Avenue
Pwx
Goldsmith Comedy Performed At State Hospital Hall
The play She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith was staged at Amusement Hall State Hospital on Tuesday evening under Epworth League sponsorship of St Pauls M E. The production impressed with clever acting and strong French character portrayals. Miss Ethel Lydia Hall directed the cast featuring Lewis Titer Ralph Thorn Cyrus Elmore Sir Charles Marlow Young Marlow Squire Hardcastle Tony Humpkin Miss Rosamond Miller Kate Hardcastle Miss Constance Neville Maid Harriet Seaman and other players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Amusement Hall
State Hospital
Linden Hall
Epworth League of St. Paul's
M. E. Dues
Ethel Lydia Hall
Lewis Titer
Stanley Holt
Ralph Thorn
Cyrus Elmore
Homer Carr
William Helen Edward Hiler
Herbert Sivyles
Charles Marlow
Marlow
Squire Hardcastle
George Hastings
Tony Humpkin
Rosamond Miller
Kate Hardcastle
Blanche Nolan
Constance Neville
Ida Shorter
Harriet Seaman
Mr and Mrs Crist Honored in Skimmington Fever
An old fashioned skimmington honored Supervisor and Mrs George W Crist at their Campbell Hall home Monday night. About 200 attendees from miles around gathered to pay respects. Crist welcomed guests and directed women and younger guests inside while men went to the hotel for cigars and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Crist
Campbell Hall
Crist
Uberal
Engineer Killed in Erie R R Train Accident
Frederick L. Hopper a 62 year old engineer of Jersey City living on Pavonia avenue died after a caboose toppled from a spread rail near Garfield while he ate luncheon. He directed rescuers before dying at General Hospital Passaic from a broken back. Traffic delayed an hour as a broken rail was replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Hopper
Eriey
Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City
Garfield
Hopper
Passaic
Trafic
Actor Allen Atwell to rehearsals for Paid in Full tour
Allen L. Atwell of the western company that performs Paid in Full left Wednesday for New York to begin tomorrow rehearsals for a summer tour starting July 19. Atwell, a cousin of Mrs. B. A. Taylor, recently stayed two weeks at the city clerk’s home and portrays the Japanese valet in the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen L. Atwell
Western
New York
Atwell
B. A. Taylor
State Officers Visit Olympia Council
The state officers of the Daughters of America met with Olympia Council at their regular Times Building meeting Tuesday night. They had been in the city since Saturday with State Councillor Mrs. Ernest C. Hallock. Delegations from Port Jervis Poughkeepsie and Kingston attended as the officers prepared to leave Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Olympia Council
Times
Jeen
Ernest C. Hallock
Monhagen Avenue
Marie Joy
Binghamton
Etta Rose
Port Jervis
Howe
New York City
Avery
Poughkeepsie
Hearing in contest of Mrs. Martins will
The will of Polly L. Martin bequeathing seventy five thousand dollars to the Orange County Trust Company as trustee with income to Fletcher W. Martin and William J. Martin is contested by heirs. First hearing occurred in Delba this week with witnesses examined. Next hearing set for Walton on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly L. Martin
Williams Martin
East Branch
Orange County Trust Company
Fletcher W. Martin
William J. Martin
Song
Delb
Thomas Watts
Rufus C. Maltby
Luton Landfield
L. Andrus
Stemford
Walton
Fiat to Build Poughkeepsie Factory for Cars
The Fiat Automobile Company plans a large factory in Poughkeepsie at a cost of 100000 dollars. Construction will provide many jobs and the plant, when running, is expected to employ several thousand workers. Fiat cars produced there will carry a price of 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat Automobile Company
Fiat
Poughkeepsie
Fresh Air Children Leave for New York Trip
Miss Rowan of the Convalescent Children's Home in Mechanicstown took thirty five children to New York Wednesday morning. By Wednesday night she returned with forty five more from city slums as part of the second squad of fresh air children. Seven children from the first division remain and will stay another week before departing for the country asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowan
Mechanicstown
New York
Farnum Jr. Injured in Yale Anniversary Car Crash
Peter E. Farnum Jr. of Port Jefferson suffered injuries when his automobile failed near Norwalk Com and he was thrown from the vehicle during travel to Yale anniversary events. One leg was broken and he received care at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter E. Farnum, Jr
P. EB. Farnum
Port Jesis
Yale
Norwalk. Com
Ass't Engineer of Paterson Dead
Montgomery correspondent reports Peter Sears assistant city engineer of Paterson New Jersey died Tuesday morning at General Hospital after a paralysis stroke suffered June 13 Sears born Coldenham March 17 1856 son of Mary Warden Sears served under A A Fonda and Hilton Menger later county engineer and city engineer Harder. He never married and is survived by half-siblings Mrs C H Van Blarcom Mrs Elizabeth Sears and Hector Sears. Funeral held in Paterson at 11 00 am from 97 Park Avenue and burial in Cedar Lawn Cemetery Knights of Pythias plot.
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Peter Sears
Paterson
N. J
General Hospital
Mr. Sears
Coldenham
Montgomery
Mary Warden
A. A. Fonda
Orange County
Mr. Fonda
Young Sears
Hilton & Menger
Harder
Neer
Beare
Sears
C. H. van Blarcom
Elizabeth Sears
Hector Sears
Gardiner
Park Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Newburgh Automobile Club Formed with List of Directors
The Automobile Club of Newburgh has just been incorporated with the Secretary of State. Directors include R. Harry Cathcart, John Aspinwall, Arthur Youngs, Charles Millard, F. W. Wilson, George S. Weller, Charles 8. Stearns, William F. Cassedy, Henry J. Jova, James S. Taylor, Fred S. McDowell, John B. Rose, George Mason, Walter H. Whitehill and Hiram B. Odell, all of Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Barbers Union Meeting Fines Member for Violation
The barbers union held its regular meeting at the Times Building on Tuesday night. One master barber was fined $25 for violating the union’s rules. Routine business was transacted. Watch the want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pester Union
Rbers’ Union
C.L. A
Times
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Cantline
Franklin Mulliner
Blooming Grove
Augustus D. Mulliner
Sarah EB. Ritchie
Samuel Ruehle
Thomas M. Chadborn
Ella A. Chadborn
May C. O'Grady
Marie M. O'Grady
John O'Grady
James M. Impson
Cornwall
Henry W. Chadeayne
Elting
M. H
MR. Reynolds
Walden
Ijloves
Eworth
the Empire Store Co
Regent
Corwin
Middletown
N. Y
Erie R. R
North St
Justice Cox
Mr.and
Mrs. Crist
Skimmington
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Council
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