Good Racing at Goshen Matinee Delights Local Fans
Goshen Driving Park hosted a Saturday matinee with 8 races and strong attendance. The event featured top trotters including The Graceful, Red Gift, and Joe Mac, with Bud Murray and E R Bowne contributing to the track’s excellent condition. Notable results saw Glenmere and Pantana among class winners, while Mabel Lou impressed by remaining undefeated in both heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen Band
William Robbins
Budd Doble
Terre Haute
Indiana
Nancy Hanks
Jonn XR
Townsend
Robbing
E. R. Bowne
John R. Gentry
Faris
Glenmere
Henry Wood
Chester
Trader
Fantana
Black Mahogany
Octavio
Bud Murray
Pantana
Mabel Lou
Don
Gazena
Dot R
FW. Stevens
Florida
Teotitan
Glenmers Stables
Joe Mac
T. Red Gift
Glenmer Sendy
Clase C. Qoe
Hermes
Glenmiere
Wood
Romeo
J. H. Ford
Pitmen
P. Lorillard. Jr
Mabel Leu
T. McLaughlin
Ie- Laughlin
Woods
Bena M
Lafferty
Claas F
Dan. T. McLauehin
Clana G. Pactux
Dot PR
W. Stevens
Denton Notes July Events and Local Incidents
Frost on four meadows reported for July 4 in Denton. Mrs. H. T. Stage of New Hampshire gave Denton Church Sunday School children a Thursday party. Emil Rasmussen and Mrs. Nash visiting. Masons widening Wallkill bridge to remove death trap. Lewis Mills injured in hay chute fall at R. W. Ryerson barn with no fractures. Joseph Bonaparte’s family grows with Independence Day birth. Denton Church doors open with services through October 1 led by Rev. Barson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Stage
New Hampton
Denton Church
Emil Rasmussen
Brooklyn
George Nash
Wallkill Bridge
Denton
R. W. Ryerson
Lewis Mills
Milo
Joseph Bonaparte
T. J. Denton
Mr. Barson
Stroke Sickness Battle Reaches Pine Bush Family
James VanKeuren of Newburgh, formerly of Pine Bush, suffered a stroke recently and remains in a precarious condition. Sparks from a engine set dry grass ablaze near Henry Downing's livery stables Thursday. firemen contained it. Mrs H K Post and daughter left for East Orange New Jersey. Mr Post joined later and preached there Sunday. Rain is badly needed as gardens suffer potential damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James VanKeuren
Newburgh
Henry Downing
H. K. Post
East Orange
N. J
Mr. Post
Visiting Boyhood Friends Mark Return of Crowley Couple
Miss Woodruff of Middletown is noted as a cousin of Mrs. A. C. Sattee, not Mrs. Jessie Bogardus. Mrs. D. W. Lee was kicked by a horse Tuesday and is somewhat lame. George Ketcham is ill with measles as Mrs. Ketcham returns from Newburgh to help. Miss Anna Mae Houston visits Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Knight of Crowley Louisiana visit Samuel J. Boyd in Otterville before heading to Champaign for family as their children attend state universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Knight
Crowley
Sunday in Camp at Plattsburg Barracks Amid Rain
July at Plattsburg Barracks reports a wet camp day as Company I and others pitched tents on a flat plain near Lake Champlain. Soldiers, damp and tired, toured the city, guarded the camp, attended services, and prepared for dress parade at 4:55 pm before taps.
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Bristol
Lake Champlain
Plattsburg Barracks
Company L
Newburgh
Sheehan
Co. H
Binghamton
HL Pp. Worthing
Father McCafferty
Cobleskill
Surgeons to Firemen at Tompkins Hose Meeting
At the July meeting of Tompkins Hose Company in Fishkill Landing a surgeon post was created and filled by Dr. J. E. Moith with Dr. Howell S. Boniecou as associate. The vote included a first aid kit and tools for the fire truck. The Allers party from Harrison toured New York state for Memorial Day and July 4th, visiting Asa Mapes’s home before a city-bound return with fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins Hose Company
Fishkill Landing
J. E. Moith
Howell S. Boniecou
Howells
New York State
Henry Allers
Gladys Allers
Firman B. Hull
Albert Mersfelder
Harrison
Asa Mapes
New York City
Mayor Lawrence Invited to Hudson Fulton Banquet
Mayor Lawrence has received an invitation from the banquet committee of the Hudson Fulton Commission to attend the official banquet in the new banquet hall at the Hotel Astor in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hudson-Fulton Commission
Hotel Astor
New York
Middletown Board Reduces Erie Water Rate and Rules
The Middletown board reduced the water rate affecting properties on California avenue and authorized repairs to awnings. Three men were arrested for fishing in reservoirs and placed on $200 bail to await grand jury action. A $50 pressure gauge was approved to measure service pressure, with Highland avenue as first placement. A new sprinkling rule was adopted and sent to the Common Council for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Hopkins
Blanchard
Messrs. Walker
Highland Avenue
Tour of Inspection by City Officials and Press
The board invited the Mayor, Common Council members, Board of Health and newspaper representatives to a Wednesday July 21 tour of filler plants and reservoirs at 1 30 in automobiles. Bills audited total 4578 18 with paid vouchers 4163 18. Adjournment followed. Present were President Walker Commissioners Blanchard Hopkins Kane and Lawrence Superintendent Davey and Clerk Wengenroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Board of Health
Walker
Blanchard
Hopkins
Kane
Lawrence
Davey
Wengenroth
Conductor Ellison Knocked From Car Near Goshen
Frank D. Ellison, conductor of car 30 for Wallkill Transit, was knocked from the running board at Ryers crossing near Goshen on Sunday night at 9 45. He suffered severe bruises to his right arm and leg, no bones broken, and was kept in bed for some time after being treated at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Ellison
East Avenue
Wallkill Transit Company
Ryerson's Crossing
Goshen
Ellison
Water Board extends lawn sprinkling hours in city
The Water Board proposes to extend lawn and street sprinkling hours from five to nine in the evening and remove restrictions on hand sprinkling. The measure, urged by Mr. Hopkins, aims to ease drought conditions by allowing more permits and broader watering times for lawns and shrubs, with health and comfort benefits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Water Board
Hopkins
Citywide Speed Law Enforcement Prompted Violations
Police aimed to enforce the speed limit to ten miles per hour on main business streets. Measurements showed several violations by local automobile owners. Complaints named well known citizens and three local physicians. violators were arraigned Monday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
Bicycle Stolen From Lafayette Avenue Lawn
Russell Bi more reports a Pope-Hartford bicycle stolen Saturday morning from the lawn near the Orange County Trust Company on Lafayette avenue. The 1908 model, dark blue enamel, was in good condition and police are investigating to recover the wheel and identify the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bimore
Lafayette Avenue
Orange County Trust Company
Pope-Hartford
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Anyshing
Times-Press
Scotchtown
Glenn
Erie
California Avenue
C. J. Thayer
Mh Hopkins
Middletown
N. Y
Water Commissioners
J. Liebstein. & Son
Iron and Steel
Newark
Alter
R. H. Houston
Houston
New York Press
Ordi
Nance
James St
Charles E. Palmer
Crawford Furniture CO
W. J. McCarter
H. W. Hill
W. J. McCarter & Company
Bird's Eye
Talk
W. J. McCarter & CO
North Street
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