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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1915

Page

7

Morris Memorial Hospital Opens to Public in Goshen

The Morris Memorial Hospital in Goshen opened Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 with a large public turnout. The Board of Directors welcomed visitors who toured the new facilities, including an addition housing the operating room funded by James B. Ford. Minisink Hook and Ladder Company furnished another room. legacies came from Miss Sarafi Everett and Mrs. Hester Wilson. Tea was served, and the hospital’s regular meeting and director elections are set for Wednesday afternoon.

Goshen Morris Memorial Hospital James B. Ford J. Howard Ford Minisink Hook and Ladder Company Sarafi Everett Hester Wilson Mary Cozier Thrail Hospital Middletown

Doings at the County Seat Goshen June 6

Several items from Goshen New York report college student labor placements at the New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca for summer farm work. Also plans for the Orange County Volunteer Firemen's Association parade and convention on October 7 and news of Rev J Edward Nicholls returning to the A U M P Church pastorate and Sabbath school reports.

Goshen New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca N. Y State College A. C. King Orange County Farm Bureau The Bureau N.Y Orange County Volunteer Firemen’s Association J. Edward Nicholls Mr. Nicholls Anna van Dyke J. Edward Nichelle Connection

Fire in Garage Sparks Alarm in Goshen

Fire companies rushed to the Donoven garage on Greenwich Avenue about 1 30 Sunday morning as the blaze spread before being contained. Three engines answered Box 54 and a large crowd watched the firefight as the third alarm call in ten days was activated.

Goshen Donoven Greenwich Avenue Box 54 New Street Boxet

Obituary notices from Walden area residents

Multiple obituaries list Albert H. Leeming of Tucson health visit years in Walden. Other notices include Clarence Jansen of Ulsterville, Benjamin W. Cole Port Jervis engineer, Mrs. Nancy Snover Summitville widow, George Merritt of Montgomery, Henry Spooner wife Mary Spooner, Lucien R. Wells New York, Walter Watts Honesdale. Survived by spouses and families. funeral and burial details varied.

Mabee Sells Dry Goods Store to East Hampton Man

Mrs L M Mabee sells her Goshen dry goods business to Fred Dayton of East Hampton S I who will take immediate possession. The store will close briefly. Dayton has managed a department store in East Hampton. The town notes include a band concert season opening and Garr Institute event, plus Bible Society meeting plans and a local ice cream festival.

Goshen L. M. Mabee Fred Dayton Esat Hampton S. 1 Dayton East Hampton Knoche

Trotters and Munterb to Race at Tuxedo Park

Four cars of trotters and hunters were shipped from Goshen for the horse show and races at Tuxedo Park. A fine day of sport is promised. The report notes other Goshen items including a dance at Goshen Inn and a matinee trotter sale.

Goshen Express Tuxedo Park

Obsequies and interments at Hillside and Woodlawn cemeteries

Magnus Aberg of Mingnux aberg was brought from Denbury Connecticut and interred at Hillside Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Delegates from the O W Re Nef and Benedt Association attended the burial and pallbearers were from that group. The funeral of Mrs H S Spooner was held at the Academy Avenue home Monday at 4 p m conducted by Rev A F Pierce. The body will be taken to Woodlawn Cemetery, New York, tomorrow for interment. In Wallkill the Rennell Construction Company was awarded the contract to frame and supply labor for a new reinforced concrete bridge over the Wallkill River.

Benjamin Warner Cole Port Jervis Erie Benjamin W. Cole Ball Street William B. Cole Emily Halleck Cole New York Hattie “Dalley Wilson Benjamin F. “Cole Mis. Eila Davenport Hillside Cemetery Middletown George Merritt Montgomery Montgomery State Road Uge Green Coun Henry,s. Spooner Mary L. Spooner Henry Spooner Academy Aingering Ilness New York City Mgr Montgomery P. Whitlock Henry §. Spooner St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church Ber Hustand Charles 8 Walter Watts Graham Watts Honesdale Watts Carrig Watts Carrie Weid-moann Christian Weidmann Holden House Magnus Aberg Mingnux H. S. Spooner Academy 1 Avenue A. F. Pierce Jawa Cemetery Walden Wallkill Rennell Construction Company

Tuxedo Race Day Attracts Large Goshen Crowd

At Tuxedo Park a large turnout of horsemen and spectators attended the show and events on a Saturday afternoon in Goshen. The annual Young Men's Christian Association meeting planned for tonight was postponed to a later date and will be announced. The Ladies Aid Society of Beechrten church held its annual meeting this afternoon at the chapel.

Gara Institute Goshen Garr Institute Garr Tuxedo Tuxedo Park Young ‘Mens Christian Association Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of the Beechrterten Faareh Chape

Marriages and engagements announced for Underwood Dunning and others

Readable notices detail weddings and engagements across multiple families. The Dunning Underwood union occurred at Christ Church with guests from New York and a large bridal party. Additional announcements include Reynolds Mitacher Jr and Hardenbergh Edwards nuptials, Hoornbeek Hickman, Knoche McMonagie, Menzelio Starme, and Gadwood Malone unions, with venues like Grace Church and White Sulphur Springs and home-after dates in New Jersey and Rhode Island. The items reflect social life and local connections, naming participants and homecoming plans.

Beac on resident William H Southard visits local circle

William H Southard, longtime Beacon resident of 64 years, arrives in the city to reside with his sister address 26 Grant Street and brother in law Mr and Mrs Calville. He will live with Miss Mary Castle of New York while visiting relatives including Rev Frederick H Carpenter of Ossining and Mrs Carpenter in their home on Wisner Avenue. Multiple social calls and visits across local families, plus plans for summer stays and reunions are noted as the community welcomes his move.

Goshen C. WH. Rogers Babston L. L Charles Chappell Jane D. Coleman College For Nurses At Albany James C. Coleman Webster Avenue George P van Riper Familly Sumer Laurel William H. Southard Beacon Southard Robert Calville Grant Street Calville Mary Castle New York Edward van Duzer Roosevelt Avenue Frederick H. Carpenter Ossining Branson C. Carpenter Wisner Avenue Carpenter Branson QC Harry S. Fleming New York City R. H. McBride Marion McBride Fleming Misa Naomi Lrisco Liberty Helen Sparks Edward Blanchan Arthur Millbrook C. W. Breese Chestnut Street Dir AP. Lasher Manhattan Peter H. Mitchell Lasher Ethel Mitchell Sul-lyan County Newton Higby Pine Bush H. M. Pelton William May Hancock Boston Mauss Mfar- Baret Paul Linden Avenue Harold Mabea Homebroker George H. Smuth Monticello Marion Quinn Veity Middletown H. C. Freeman Maplewood N. J R. Irving Watgins Goshen Inn Bert Dickinson Leo Letts Cortland L. D. Tyler Roberts Street Sarah Smiths Sfsse Anna Bowmen Branchville Howard Hamilton Lucile Brooklyn Doris Alfenbary T. L. Aifenbary Cornwall F. H. Carpenter BO. Carpenter John D. Carpenter W. A. Keeler Shady Glen Merchanicstown Sullivan County William D. Reese Lahisi University Bethlehem Amon Fryer Edith Gachman Nelson Vauine Sussex Edward J. Collins Newbursh Collins Port Jervis Newburgh CO. W. Thorn, Jr Prospect Avenue Bes Walden Beatties Burr Willam H. Cuddebsck Por Jervis Viorence Brady Jeanette Bonnyman Serion Baptist Church Cff Misa Christine Buckler Providence AOL Frank Abbot Nira J. G. Distler Woodstock W. L. Bennett W. B. Bennett Hunter Lake Sullivan Cogate Florence Comings Cape May G Comings Prince Street Fdgar Vo U University of Pennsylvania Eatcesetklis H Jones Rutherford Johnson Fed Men Alb. Wheeler Prospect ‘Avenue de G Brasse Crawford Rhodes Evans Adolf’ Arenzascer New York Lott Corners Crose Elmer Baker Homesville Nisim Sornen M. Clark Horton Jamily Bate Long Island Warren J. Adsims Omaha Ned. Mnere Walter Adams John E. Adams Cokwadia Inversity

How to Fight the Deadly Caterpillar Tree Destroyer

Agricultural guidance details control methods for the tent caterpillar in fruit trees. It covers physical removal by hand or fire, torch-based nest destruction with caution to avoid tree injury, and chemical sprays using arsenicals such as Paris green and arsenate of lead. It notes host trees, life stages, and timing for effective spraying.

Massachusetts A. U. Quaintance Agricultural Department Paris Green Bordeaux

Sussex Farmer Dies by Own Action in Mount Salem

Wickham Ferguson a 67 year old retired farmer of Mount Salem Sussex county NS shot himself in a barn Sunday afternoon while temporarily insane. Found unconscious at 4 pm with a head wound, he died before a physician and coroner arrived. Survived by three brothers Gabriel Christopher and Edward.

Wickham Ferguson Mount Salem Sussex County Ferguson Hhe Christopher Sussex Greenville Orange County James Ferguson Gabriel Spring Valley Mt Salem N. J Edward Port Jervis

Cardella Sentenced to Reformatory in Newburgh

Philip Cardella of Middletown pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree before Justice Tompkins. He had prior similar pleas in 1915 and 1916 and was sent to the reformatories for an indefinite term. Other unrelated items note visitors, summer moves, and local residents’ activities in Newburgh and nearby towns.

Newburgh Philip Cardella Middletotra Belore Tompkins Cardella Tompaint Cardela

Garage worker held on arson charge in Florida incident

Hans Roder, 34, an employee of the Central Garage of Florida, is held to await Friday hearing on arson charges tied to a fire at Donovan's Garage Sunday near 1 am. Roder, arrested by Chief Bruce, denied bail. investigators found a clocklike device and gasoline in a Buick, suggesting premeditation. He allegedly insured the car for 550 dollars on April 15.

Risid Iran Rocer Roder Tishia Agers D. Wallace Donovan

Serious operation for Miss Lonie Comfert at Thrall Hospital

Miss Lonie H Comfert a cashier at Charles Wolt's clothing store has been hospitalized for four weeks with complications. A very serious operation was performed at Thrall Hospital by doctors Hulett and Morgans, with post operative watch and care advised.

Lonie H. Comfert iCharles Wolt Drs Hulett and Morgans

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Miss Dickie Edith Dickie Woman's Presbyterian Society Haverstraw Presbyterian Church Evering China Naigpo Young Stars Monroe Boy Scouts Smiley Ritcher Chester Wallace Stauter Black & Ferguson McAlpin'n Mr. Stauter Sir. Kerr Kingston K. Mills Clarence Walker Seaman Remington Typewriter Company Pigeon Cove Capa Anne Dikeman Hose Company Albert H. Leeming Leeming Tucson Arizona Walden Knife Company Grill Englaving Company Tuscon Bertha Moses Petersburg Samuel Leeming G H. Leeming Bunting May Leeming Ethel Leeming Clarence E. Jansen Smith Street Ulsterville Ulster County William Jansen Cornelia A. Evans Rosendale Plains Agnes LeFever Jansen North Street Congregational Church Middletown Lodge O. & W. R. R. Association Carpenters’ Union Charles H. Reynolds Nancy J. Snover Ancy J. Snover Marcus B. Snover Summitville Stillwater N. 5 George Savacoo Carrie Snyder Green County Blooming Grove Mr. Meritt John Dover Delaware Marshall L. C. Shafer Lucien R. Wells Press Presbyterian Charles A Angeline Wells Rutland Fullerton Charles Connecticut Stephen W. Wells Bells Business Villare Jane Christian In Amor Society Church Terk Thoredar Borbes Basra Helena Constantine Monte Cristo K Ligkerson Charles W. Colewan Reid Jamen Reid William , Nelson Mitscher—Reynolds Irene Atwood Reynolds William Mitacher, Jr Newark Lake George North 17Th Street East Orange Mitcher Edwards Mardenbergh Famile M. Hardenbergh Chandler Edwards White Sulphur Springs St. Paul's Church Wickham Avenue Dr. Watkins, Jr Hernbeek—Barton Elleanne Elientille Grace Church Frank Baldwin Hoormbeek First National Bank of Evienville Wand Christine Priscilla Hickman Borton George Joshua Hickman Moncelli Fidel Menzelio Mies Starme Universalist Pariah House Stanard Dow Butler Ena Grankie Pietra Ferrero Ewing Mins Jenaie Gdell Aaren Ewing Gochen Ione 2 St Paats Charen Watkins Goehen Gadwood—Malone Farold John Gadweot Midway Park Hazel May Malone FL S Smithers
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