Ordained into Episcopal ministry at Garden City Cathedral
Chester June 9 Raymond Wright Masters son of Mr and Mrs Charles Masters of this place was ordained into the Episcopal ministry in Garden City Cathedral Sunday June 7 by Bishop Greer. He will serve as assistant at All Saints Church Brooklyn. Masters is a Chester High School class of 1906 graduate, also studied at Trinity School New York University and the General Theological Seminary. He won a prestigious prize at the seminary in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Raymond Wright Masters
Charles Masters
Garden City
Long England
Alshop Greer
All Saints' Church
Grooklyn
Masters
Chester High School
Trinity School
New York
New York University
General Theological Seminary
Lemers
Summitville supper cited as a success despite weather
Summitville reports a five men’s supper held in the hall on June 4 as a great success socially and financially. Despite unfavorable weather, attendees praised organizers and the Suntanthes Band selections were enjoyed, with thanks extended to those who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Jared
Suntan Thes
Couple Wanted for Farm General Work
Wanted couple for general work on a farm. Experienced, good wages for ambitious people. Address E.G. M., Hotel Arlington. Also wanted girl for board work in private family. Lloyd, Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. M
Hotel Arlington
Honard
Lloyd
Bloomingburg
Local Funeral Firms Advertise in Middletown NY Area
Artesian well drilling by John Selleck Co and other funeral service ads appear, listing offices in Middletown and New York. Notices include embalming, parlor details, telephone numbers, and references to local churches, June event listings, and a note on Rev. James A. T. Dickson potentially becoming pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selleck
John Selleck Co
Selleck & Wana
Seara
Sprague Ave
Middletown
N.Y
Motorcycle Accident Near Wurtsboro Injures NY Man
A New York rider speeding down a mountain collided with a stone, flying about 30 feet and suffering serious injuries. He was treated at the Dorrance Home and later returned to his New York residence.
Carrier Wood Returns to Route in Mechanicatown
Thomas J. Wood, efficient rural route carrier No. 2, resumes his duties after a serious illness. Charles Green has been covering the route. The area sees heavy auto traffic with 116 cars passing in 13 minutes on a repaired road segment between Middletown and Goshen. A new gay storage building stands opposite the Convalescent Home on the East Side. Several locals and visitors are listed as recovering or visiting, including Miss Joasie Gale and Mrs. WilHam Keeler, with social notes from Sharon Springs to Ellenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicatown
Thomas J.wood
Charles Green
Middletown
Goshen
Joasie Gale
Willam Keeler
Lesle Clifford
Newell Becker
Eva
Spraker
Sharon Springs
David B. Meyers
West Side
John Houston
Seeley Green
Jennie Stage
Loomis
Sullivan County
Rhodes
New York
Misa Jennia
Theodore Smith
Stony Ford
Glen Cottage
D. B. Meyer
Ellenville
Gilbert Vancciver
Lillie Carr Kortright
Rowella
Charles Hunt
Willam Johnson
James Jackson
Hamburg
N. J
William Stage
William Lattimer
Lower Road
Central Valley Triumphs Over Mercury A C In Saturday Game
Central Valley defeated Mercury A C of Newburgh 6 to 77 Saturday in the Village. Farnod starred for Central Valley with 3 hits, while Hills and Bush contributed base hits. O'Brien allowed 10 strikeouts, Smith 11, and Mercury committed four errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Mercury A. C
Newburgh
Bcorg
Hills
Bush
Balla
O'Brien
Smith
Mercury
Green
Ford
Anderson
McDonald
Kissam
Hpoae Oram
Ib. Miller
East
Pembleton
Seal
TRU
Mercury A. C. Abrhpore A
Hilla
Daice
Ty Kissam
Mukwon
Young
Naylor
Rev Severance to Give Lecture at Library
Reverend Claude Milton Severance, formerly a two year lecturer for the Board of Pilocation in New York City, will present a lecture titled Janua at the local library on Thursday evening June 11 at 8 oclock. The event promises visuals and instruction with proceeds aiding church work. Ice cream and cake will be served by the Ladies Aid Society after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilly van Gorden
McGrath
Tas Porter
Billy
William Leonid
New York City
Portien
Lad Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Idivary Association
Sarah Mapes
Ladies al? Society
John Ralston
Ford
Arrested for Stealing Bull in Montgomery
Newton NJ resident Harry Snook was arrested by Constable James Gill for allegedly stealing a bull from the John Horton place. He was released after learning he was to deliver the animal to the purchaser. The bull was en route to James Little’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Harry Snook
Newton
N. J
James Gill
John Horton
Spook
James Little
Charles A. McMonagle
Munic
Helen M. Houstom
Veteran Dies at Washingtonville Civil War veteran dies suddenly
Oscar Terwilliger formerly of Salisbury Mills died Saturday afternoon from acute indigestion. He was nearly 70 and attended Memorial Day services. The report notes his Civil War service and a nearby memorial event in Washingtonville.
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Washingtonville
Oscar Terwilliger
Salisbury Mills
Flw
Stacey
Orange County Bible Society
West Fown
New School at Salisbury Mills Affects District 10
At a district meeting Friday night in District No 10 plans were approved to build a new school house with construction to begin once bids are received and contracts awarded. A dance at Frank Thompson’s home drew many friends. Charles Felter’s new buildings are being painted by Alexander of Washingtonville. two births announced for Mr and Mrs James Connoly Jr and Mr and Mrs James Gleason. Mr Rose of Fort Montgomery and Grose at Newburgh accepted a contract. a Bragg’s Clove house sermon next Friday. Mrs Charles Gauquie visited sister Mrs Patrick Connor in Irvington. Charlotte Seacord of Lincolndale engaged to teach in District No 10 next year. Searsville Grange No 1006 to hold strawberry and ice cream festival at the hall Thursday evening June 11.
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Wurtaboro
New York
Dorrance
Ladies’ Dime Society
Ladies’ Dime Society of the Reformed Church
Pitt Streets
Sullivan Street
Board of Trade
Fred Weller
Sylvan Cemetery
Y. P
C. E
Crowe
Vilage
Monticello
Chauncey Main
Kingston
J. A. Fulton
J. Ho Mott
James Therston
New York City
Wurtsboro
Thuraway
Chicago
J. BE. Smith
U.S
Washington, D. C
R. O. Lewis
Reynolds Stanton
Hingston
Susie Cuillagher
Wrooklyn
Ahly
Sarina Hina
Roth
Oy Sullivan Street
D. Woods
Amirow
McCune
Vhrond
Lizzie Latue
Early Robinson Sro
Theady
Cornwall
Lea Smith
Bedford Cottage
W. 1
St. John
Bean Iill
William ¥. Brush
Newburgh
Charles F. Ketcham
Campbell Hall A. C
Montgomery A. C
Walter Whitehill and
Joseph Haskin
Frank McDermott
McDermott Dairy Co
Mise A. McDermott
M. McDermott
8. McDermott
Empire House
Harriet A. Winslow
William Brewerton
Katharine Brewerton
Mraop
William
Galigtury Mille
Frank Thompson
Charles Felter
A Alexander
Washingtonville
James Connoly, Jr
Stork
Bhird
James Gleason
Mr. Rose
Fort Montgomery
Grose
S@chunnemrankville
Charles Gauquie
Patrick Connor
Irvington
Charlotte Seacord
Lincolndale
Martin Gregory
Seacord
Searsville Grange
Local graduate and civic groups noted in brief
Mise Helen Brooks of Chester graduates June 10 from Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Science. She belongs to Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority and the Syracuse W. C. A., and is prominent in college activities. London reports Lord Mersey and board of trade officials sail for Liverpool to aid the Empress disaster inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Helen Brooks
Chester
Syracuse University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Syracuse ¥. W. C. A
London
Lord Mersey
Board of Trade
Liverpool
New York
Bride's pink crepe wedding at home in Livingston Manor
The bride wore pink crepe de chine with a white overdress and pink sweet peas. Maids wore pale green crepe de chine with lavender trimmings and lavender sweet peas. A green and white color scheme adorned the house for the ceremony and reception. The bridal party planned a trip to Albany and New York City in June before settling at Livingston Manor. Stevenson critically ill. doctors predict possible turn within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Errest
Tom
Rev
Rowley
Maids of Honor
Albany
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Ross Miller
Charles Murray
Glen Mere Avenue
Wihe Tosevear
Frank Thurland
McGrath Cullen
Telen ‘Ree
Cora Tuthill
Elvira Seely
Newman Sehriver
Maverstraw
Rockland Electric Company
Hix
Hay
Mre
Andrew Schriver
Ayres
Woshington Street
Lawyers
Thomas CG. Rogers
Liaw
Law Building
North Street
W. H. Lunwneey
Campbell Hall
Washingtonvilla
Posjolice
Stewart Ker
H. C Ker
Ollie and Parlors
Wackhim Ars
Atentant
Branca Oler
Oteviic
East Zing St
Gramercy
Rockafellow Surial CO
North St
Miogietown
Great Jones
MR. Rotkafetlow
B. 1, Ltd
D. Be Wats Llomw
Alex. Merritt
Telephone No
West Main St
Cor
James St
Great Jones St
William T. Cornelius
Pariors
Otisville
Otce
Searing Lady
Pine Duh
George
Wright
M. E
Gratmim'a U.P. Church
James A. T. Dickson
Bin
Jtckson
Presbyterian
School of Theoloxy
Ite Teachers’ Training School
Telus
New Jersey
Tay
Grahan
Eurming
Duned
Kingdom of Heaven
John IM
Hackin
Phenent
Gmernonr
Sulzer
Warwick
Ain Washington
Pen
Emerson
Rockwell
Mra
Reilly
Mistry Si
22Nd St
Newa
Icarrier Wood
Mechanicstown
Severance
Newsrom Montgomery
L. H. Knapp
FE. J. McLaughlin
Denniston
Augustus Denniston
Hanmer
Mr. Hanmer
Newchurch
Frank Dusenterry
Binghamton
Exlsen Miller
Wighland Mills
Edson Miller
Wiyskin Seacom
Mary
Bob
I Seacord
Ladies’ Home Journal
Palmer Hammocks
Demerest’s
Sele
Temerest’s
Orfer
J. V. Demerest Dry Goods CO
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