Bloomingburg Village Items and Local Notices
Bloomingburg notes a public meeting at a chapel to discuss committee work. Rev Force preached at Reformed Church. The Reformed Church fair seeks wider support for August. Mrs. McDowell mourns her uncle Edward Taylor in New York. Contractor Bell modernizes a summer home for J. R. Taylor. Hastings guests H Wilbur Brink and family visit locals. Charles Harris and son visit Bloomingdale. Fannie Sweetman stays with Alfred Norris. JWartsboro beats Bloomingburg 8 to 7 in baseball. D W Fagley loses the end of a finger. Local residents John and Mrs Smith visit. Twenty-five Woodmen attend M E Church service. Edythe Bell leaves town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Force
Reformed Church
Wiliam H. McDowell
New York
Edward Taylor
Cedar Grove Farm
Bell
R. Taylor
H. Wilbur Brink
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Miss Bull
Crawford
Charles Harris and Son
Bloomingdale
N. 1
Lews Bell
Jwartsboro
D. W. Fagley
John Smith
Bullville
M. E. Church
Edythe Bell
Berry Davis Painkiller Promoted as Repair Remedy
An advertisement-like fragment touts Berry Davis Painkiller as versatile relief for aprains burns and bruises plus colds cramps and general discomfort. It claims rapid action from a large bottle priced at 50 cents and urges prompt use to ensure cure.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Wilmot Duryea of Middletown visits her parents Mr and Mrs W H Mills for a few days. Butler will spend two weeks there. Mr and Mrs 8 V Noxon shared a Sunday visit with friends in Summitville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Wilmot Duryea
Middletown
W. H. Mills
8. V. Noxon
Summitville
Local Notables and Visitors at High View
Dr George R Bull treats patients in a new Buick Mrs Williamson from New York visits Chateau Shawanga Catherine Laud and daughter spend days in Brooklyn Mrs W F Lewis improves under Dr Bull Lotus Hoyt and wife return from Arlington N J Flavius Miller showing steady recovery Chauncey Horton Seymour Horton and John Klemy n y arrive by Chauncey Horton’s auto J Meiklejohn NY salesman and John Brennan Plaza Bank NY stay at Hotel High View Lee Horton Port Jervis visits his mother L E Valet Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Middletown visits town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Bull
Willlamson
New York
Chateau Shawanga
High View
Catherine Laud
Brooklyn
W. F. Lewis
Lotus Hoyt
Arington
N. J
Port Jervis
L. E. Valet
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
Middletown
Misheard Hymn Leads to Choir Brawl Over Misunderstanding
A countryman promised 2 to a fund for music books but arrived late to choir practice. Hearing the hymn The Half Was Never Told he misheard calf was never sold and attacked several young men in the choir with thrash.
Hay Barn Burned Suspected to Be Weary Willie Work
A 20 by 20 hay barn behind a hill belonging to L. D. Hadden burned to the ground likely Saturday night or Sunday morning. Witnesses saw smoke and found the structure ruined. A tramp nicknamed Weary Willie, with Ren mentioned, is suspected as the culprint. No insurance on the barn means a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Hadden
Willie
Ren
White Caps
Mr. Hadden
Death of Seymour DeWitt Former bank president dies at 64
Seymour DeWitt former president of the First National Bank of this city died Monday at his South Street home after a seven week illness from a paralytic stroke. He was 64. The funeral will be from 10 South Street Wednesday at 4 PM with interment Thursday in Rhittebeck New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour DeWitt
First
National Bank
South Street
Mr. DeWitt
Rhittebeck
Damascus Desert Waters Preserve Ancient City Life
In the mid desert of Syria, Damascus thrives due to two rivers. The Abana and Pherpar canal system sustains gardens and marble fountains across the capital, transforming the barren landscape into a watered, populated hub despite encroaching wastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Esbe
Damdecus
Dita
Palmyra
Bagdad
Plale
Ain Fiji
Anti-Lebanons
Willowemoc notes frost damage and local baseball results
Willowemoc reports frost last week ruined gardens on the low lands and parksville beat Willowemoc 17 to 11 at their diamond while Grahamsville failed to appear for a scheduled game. A local injury, DePuy, required medical attention after a firecracker snap in the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bivens
Josiah Decker
Flugertown
Dilek
Booth
Strogt
Parksville
Willowemoc
Grahamsville
Claryville
Farcid ‘DePuy
Lathrop
Death by own action prompts last request to preacher
An anxious man confesses intent to commit suicide after losing his fortune. He asks the preacher to explain his death when found, then agrees to one last golf game as guidance. The scene shifts to reflections on gas charges and brief, unrelated snippets about civilization, manners, and exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Pat Loi
Poyeryi
Litte
Weill
Obituary notices for Mary F Decker Whippis and Gertrude Pearson
The Willowemoc community mourns Mary F Decker Whipple born April 17 1848 who died from abdominal injuries after a fall. Also noted is the death of infant Gertrude Madelyn Pearson daughter of E W Pearson at 86 Linden Ave with funeral services in Brown Settlement and Warwick interment details.
Special Meeting Called by Board of Supervisors
Chairman Robert H. Clark calls a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors at the county building in Goshen next Thursday to decide on actions related to The Newburg News Printing and Publishing Co failing to pay for printing ballots and election supplies. The item includes a quoted line about throwing kisses from a college professor and a note urging readers to use the classified column of the Times-Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Clark
Ie Board of Supervisors
Goshen
Newburgo News Printing and Publishing Co
Montgomery Notes and Local Happenings
Regular monthly meeting of the M E congregation set for Mrs George Eckert's residence. Middletown visitors Wilam VanKleeck and wife dined at Empire House. Waverstraw native Nelson Downs in town. Walden Episcopal choir sang at the chapel. Mrs Jerry Quigley funeral held at St Marys Church. School cannon repainted by Henry Boyd. Charles A McMonagle begins trip with McMonagle Rogers after vacation. Johnston estate store on Clinton Street sold to Martin D Lodge. Moses R Shafer resigns as street sprinkler. Emmet Gridley substitutes. Anna F Lawson vacationing two weeks in Suffern. Mr and Mrs William Jex and infant visit Goshen Road relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
George Eckert
Wilam
VanKleeck
Middletown
Empire House
Nelson Downs
Waverstraw
Near Here
Episcopal Choir of
Walden
Jerry Quigley
Henry Boyd
Charles A. McMonagle
McMonagle & Rogers
B. B. Johnston
Clinton Street
Montgomery
Martin D. Lodge
Beckt
Moses R. Shafer
Emmet Gridley
Anna F. Lawson
Suffern
Frank Harris
William Jex
Brooklyn
Miller Wankeuren
Goshen State Road
Finchville Notes From Neversink Valley Trip and Local Visits
Finchville residents report a drive through the lower Neversink valley to Peenpack. Mrs Pheba Writer, mother of B F Writer, injured her elbow in an accident at Finchville. Neighbors wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs James LaRue visited Mrs Kortright. Mrs Sarah J Stamp, the neighborhood’s remaining octogenarian, is noted. John Ketcham of Mount Hope plans to gather W E Day jay crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Kortright
Ave. E
James LaRue
State
HHI
Kortright
Sarah J. Stamp
Stamp
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Booth
F. E. Neail
John Ketcham
Mount Ho
W. E
The Scarlet Bonnet to Be Presented in Circleville Chapel
Circleville will host an entertainment titled The Scarlet Bonnet in the chapel Friday evening at seven. Cast includes Miss Mery Mather Belle Miss Hope Mather Helnea Youngberg Mrs Jane Gorton Edna Hunt Jean Gordon Bessie Winfeld Mattie White Helen Shaw Alice Bennet Faith Wallace Admission adults 20 cents children 10 cents Ice cream sale after to fund chairs for the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Mery Mather
Belle, Little
Hope Mather
Helnea Youngberg
Jane Gorton
Edna Hunt
Jean Gordon
Bessie Winfeld
Mattie White
Helen Shaw
Alice Bennet
Faith Wallace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bloomingburg
M. Lain
Whit
Ti. Lain
M. B. Wolf & Bro’s
Balduggan
Ferend Siousss
Price
Morris
Wolf & Bro
One Price Clothiers
Liverpool Gaslight Company
Liverpool Post
Washington Stat
Chicago Post
Ant
Baltimore Almoricad
Neltbot
Mary F. Decker Whippis
Mary F. Decke
Christopher Whipple
Deckerhomestedd
Downrent
Brown Settlement
L. Wm
Roscoe
Jam
Stafera
Matthew
Gibert
Willowemani
Byert
Dora Laraway
Willowemac
E Gertrude Madelyn Pearson
E. W. Pearson
Linden Avenue
Gertrude Madelyn
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
D. D
Madelyn
Jennie Mapes
Mabel Drew
Andrew ‘Mapes
Pei
W. H. Bennett
Sara Bertholf
Mary’ A. Knibbs
Robinson
J. H. Bailey
Charles Clark
E. R,.johnston
Marsha _Johnston
Chicago Tribune
Times-Press
Finchville
Madaia
Tiyasewife
Madant
Pyro
U. S
Buck Bros
W. Main St
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