Ellenville Notes Reflect Local Society and Happenings
Ellenville society items detail bridge party prizes won by Mrs James Coles and consolation by Mrs William A Hoar. St. John Staub attends Knights of Columbus session in Newburgh. George C Russell shoots a 15-pound porcupine at Fantinekill. Olmstead the tent man stays through summer. many visits and minor events at local homes, church socials, school exams, and town news including arriving relatives and local hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
James ©. Coles
Wiliam A. Hoar
John Staup
Newburgh
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Staub
Newark
Ohio
George C. Russell
Carpenter Place
Fantinehill
Anderson Budd
Russell
Olmstead
Elen ‘Ville
Maple Avenue
B. C. Babcock
Utica
Babcock
Sarah Lambert
Ellenville
Sylvester M. Taylor
Albert Porter
William Henry Frantz
Mr. Frantz
Frantz
New York Tribune
Myrtle Benson
Clair
Breeze Lawn
Leavenkill
R. H. Brodhead
Onabrook
Sunidown
Frank L. Moore
Johan Edwards
Cora Eaton
Alsa Wagner
Mount Vernon
Zweife
Katherine May Reiners
New York
Zweifie
Minnie Terwilliger
Whitfield
Canal Street
Maiden Lane
Ofice
Freer
Ted
Bert Write
Ellenside
Lutheran Church
Ganex
Lergie
Kimbles
Pioneers
Help
Centre Street
George Help
Edgar Marher
John R. Devaner
Cvews
Jeton R. Hunt
Straw
Wells College
Chatlss A. Mills
West End
Middletown
Florence G. Nearn
St. Joseph's Catholi Churh
M. J. Shine
Thomas Knoreis Gresory
Cracsmoor
Thursta Arey
Teara Xrmo
Brooklin
Mumm
Cragsmoor
Brookton
Sith Tarial
Fireenweld Cemetery
Chered
M. Eugens Clark
Robert Booneman
Bloomingburg Notes Show Local Visits and Incidents
Bloomingburg residents report visits from William J. Gardiner Jr of New York and Larden Decker of Brooklyn while Walter McDowell starts as O W. ticket agent at 42nd Street. A Newburgh party’s auto accident near Pierce Schwab’s home causes property damage but no injuries. Obituary for Rev. Joseph McIntyre of Scotia N Y notes his death at 43. Public meetings planned for village improvement and Ladies’ Aid gathering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gardiner, Jr
New York City
H. N. Beggs
Walter McDowell
42Nd Street
William Chapman
New York
William McDowell
Gedney
Joseph McIntyre
Scotia, N
McIntyre
Reformed Church
Scotia
N.Y
Tyler
Middletown
M.E
Harry
Fred Herbison
Dubdoke Chapel
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Reformed Church
I. K. Evans
G. W. Comfort
Memorial Service for Otis Lodge Members at Local Church
In Mt Hope on Sunday at 7 30 p m a memorial service will be held in the church for the four Otis Lodge Modern Woodmen of America members who have died since the lodge’s founding. Communion will be observed Sunday morning. Garden and grass conditions show a promising harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borlan
Adirondacks
J. Edward Smith
Pine Bush Dunes and Village News Highlights
In Pine Bush and nearby Graham’s U P Church Sunday services featured baptism and a Genesis text. A joy ride in a touring car along Middletown Street achieved speeds of 30 to 49 mph with no injuries. Community events include a Christian Endeavor fete on August 25 and weekly summer sermons in Ulsterville. Local graduates from Pratt Institute pursue careers, and Pine Bush honors homegrown students Ethel Van Keuren and Howard D. McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
U. P
Middletown Stute
Christian Endeavor Society of
New Prospect
Estelle Howe
Helen Miller
Fred Kain
Albert E. Wood
Edith Burger
H. K. Post
Ulsterville
Edgar Mance
Near New Prospect
George S. Jamison
John A. Jamison
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Boston Manual Training School
Boston
Mass
Jamison
Arthur R. Weiler
James W. Weller
Brooklin
Middletown High School
Pine Bush
Ethel van Keuren
Howard D. McKinney
Fallsburg
Sullivan County
James Rylance
Rylance
J. G Shelz
Kittie van Dermark
P. ©. Verant
M. E. Manse
Board of Trustees
Newton Higley
Maple “Avenue
New York
Higby
Brundage Takes Over Manning Farm at Millsburg
H G Brundage has moved into the H T Manning house and will run the farm this year for Mr Manning. DeWitt Furman and wife move from Manning’s house to live with their daughter near Greenville. George Brundage spent a day in Middletown. Mrs Nellie Clinton spent last Monday in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Brundage
H. T. Manning
Masons Planned Trip to Warwick Lodge Visit
About a dozen Hoffman Lodge No. 544 members are to travel by automobile to Warrick Lodge No. 544 on Tuesday. They expect to depart around three oclock with other parties following until six. Accommodation will be at the Demerest House in Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Lodge
Warrick Lodge
Gazi
Hees
Warwick
Class Leland B Mapes Elected President Amid Commencement
Mrs D L Prime attended Spring Valley commencement with her grandson Leland Russell Mapes a former downs boy and youngest in the class of nine who is chosen as president. Mapes will return to his Chase National Bank role in New York City this summer and plans to return to college in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Prime
Spring Valley
Leland Russell Mapes
Paris
Mapes
Walden Old Home Week privileges sold at auction
Montgomery correspondence reports profits at Walden Farm Society sale for Farmers Outing and Gir Home Week set for August 18 and 19. Items like soft drinks cigars lunch and clam bake fetched sums totaling 4215, a record for the society. A fight involving four Greeks and a North Street storeworker prompted postponement of the Glenmere Lake outing for one week due to John Edens death at the church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Teims
Walten
Leoerram
Henry Wiles
James Condon
J. D. Ositandes
Floyd Horpheck
David Olive
John Edens
PLS. C. B
First Constitutional Church
Glenmere Lake
Prof Woodward Visiting Local Family Circle
Prof. Frederick Woodward, son of Mr and Mrs B C Woodward, has been in the city viewing his parents and other acquaintances for several days. He is executive head of the law department at Stanford University California and expects to return to Palo Alto Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Fredeic Woodward
B.C. Woodward
Wonizard
Leland Stanford University
California
Perna
Talo Alto
Cal
Former Alderman Newton Accepts Warren Tool Company Post
Former Alderman J A Newton has joined the Warren Axe and Tool Company in Warren, Px, and will relocate with his family this week. He will reside there in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
J. A. Newton
Warren Axe and Tool Company
Warren, Px
Washingtonville Hears From Delegates and Local Events
District notes include Augustus Denniston attending the State Encampment at Binghamton as Isaac Nicoll Post G A R delegate. Local groups decorated graves, a Main Street flag crosswalk was completed, and St Mary church area improvements were made. Willard Reid visiting from Montclair and building moves tied to New York aqueduct work. Baptism, new members, and a Baccalaureate sermon accompanied by a wedding at St Marys rectory with a reception and trip to Brooklyn after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Denniston
Binghamton
Isaac. Nicoll Post
King’s Daughters
G. 8. Bond
Schuman
Main Street
Church of St. Mary
H Edward Stanaback
Washingtonville Ire Company
New York
Walter D. Owen
George A. Owen
Joseph W. Chasey
Moffat
Clara Hull
Chaser
Mamie Gleason
Charles Peters
Broghiva
Tetreauion
Brooklyn
Newobureh
ODD FELLOW ILL IN HOSPITAL
Edward C. Strack Noble Grand Middletown Lodge I O O F received a telegram Friday from Auburn lodge secretary that Arthur Perry a Middletown Lodge member is seriously ill in Auburn hospital awaiting an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Strack
Noble Grand
Middletown Lodge
Auburn Lodge
Arthur Perry
Auburn
Water companies file city of principal place change
The Veptra Valley and Ongaland Mills Water Company Castleton Pure Water Company and Arctic Water Company certify to the Secretary of State that their principal place of business has moved from Middletown to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veptra Valley and
Ongaland Mills Water Company
Castleton Pure Water Company
Arctic Water Company
Secretary of State
Middletown
City of
New York
Local notes from Wurtsboro and surrounding area
Mrs Jamies Meyera of Roscoe visits Wurtsboro. James Lancaster returns to work in Bloomingburg. Coleman J Burke rents Rosé Cottage to New York visitors. The village school held a picnic at McCune's pine grove after closing. Alonzo Lincoln returns from California plans summer in Westfield New Jersey. Aly Courtright and daughter Ada back from Westtown. Henry Roth of New York rents his cabin to Enoch family. Mamakating Social Club to host a hop in Doranance Hall July 3. Kinney plans summer moving picture shows twice weekly. Opel the prestidigitator did 3 fing entertainment in Dorrance Hall. Children’s Day observed at Reformed Church with decorations. Forty three automobiles pass through village on Sunday. Baker Fanning’s business grows. Marie Villa run by Mrs Shilitto attracting summer guests. Mae Martin, primary teacher, to spend part of summer in Saginaw Michigan. Children’s Day slated at M. B. Church June 27. A dance hall in Dorance Hall July 5 for St. Joseph’s Church benefit. Mrs Carrie Ross and Ruth Darby stay at Mamakating Villa Mount Prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Meyera
Roscoe
Wurteboro
James Lancaster
van Inwegen & Suh
Bloomingburg
Wurtsboro
Coleman J. Burke
Rosé Cottage
New York
Our Village
Smith
McCune
Pine Grove
Alonzo Lincoln
California
Westfield
N. J
Aly Courtright
Ada
Westtown
Henry Roth
Mr. Enoch
Mamakating
Dorarnce Hall
Mr. Kinney
Opel
Dorrance Hall
Reformed Church
Baker Fanning
Marie
Mae Martin
Saginaw Mich
M. B
Dor ‘Ratice Hall
St. Joseph's Church
Carrie Ross and
Slater
Ruth Darby
Mamakating Villa
Mount Prosper
Quisetta Sets New Half Mile Track Record At Tuxedo Show
A packed Tuxedo horse show saw Quisetta driven by James Murray of Chester set a 1 94 half mile record, defeating prior marks. Quisetta also won the green halter class in the morning. Richard Delafeld’s Champas won a 1.21 half mile dash, while Red Gift and Merle Grattac took blue and red in the wagon class for Orange County trotters. Grat Tan Lad earned yellow for Glenmere stables with Edward Lafferty of Goshen riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo
Francis Ware
New York
James
Murray
Chester
Quisetta
Richard Delafeld
Orange County
Merle Grattac
Glenmere
Edward Lafferty
iGoshen
Corwin Horton Wedding Quiet Ceremony at Howells Home
The Corwin Horton nuptials took place at the ancestral Howells home at noon with Rev. James Scoville performing the ceremony. Gertrude Ida Horton and Con H. Corwin wed among immediate family, with a pink and white decor theme and a wedding breakfast. The couple will tour to New York before returning to reside at the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin—Horton
Corwin
Howells
Gertrude Ida
Ira C
Caroline Horton
Con H
Elnora
George E. Corwin
James Scoville
Howells Congregational Church
Ane
New York
Old Homestead
Wallkill
Grange County
California
Notice to landowners on Nish ways in Wawayanda to cut weeds
Landowners abutting Nish ways in the town of Wawayanda are notified to cut and remove all noxious weeds and brush by July 15 and again by September 15, 1903. Failure to comply will incur assessed costs to the owners. Dated June 21, 1908, by F D Lyon Deputy Commissioner and O L Post Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish
Wawaranda
F. D. Lyon
O. L. Post
Wawayanda
Port Jervis Passengers Barred From Train 1
An Erie order bars Port Jervis riders from Train 1 starting Monday June 21 from Jersey City. A separate notice records the loss of a valuable horse owned by Samuel B. Crosby of 34 Grand Avenue who died after falling ill Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Erie
Port Jervis
Jersey City
Samuel B. Crosby
Carpenter
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Emmil Reiss
Benjamin Schweinfast
South Main Street
George Bishop
Warren Street
George Hoornbeek
Port Ewen
Dr. Hamilton
Tom Clayton
A. Louis Newing
Binghamton Central High School
Stone’s Opera House
John W. Newing
S. W. Wells
W. A. Buckles
William Millspaugh
M. A. Borden
Liberty
Hudson
P. H. Mitchell
Mitchell House
Mary E. Osterhoudt
Pataukunk
Elien D. Himendorf
Bro
Dr. Babcock
Rockland
Ellenville High School
Genterville Station
Mountaindale
Grahamsville
Napanoch
Peekamoos
Jerome F. Kidder
Chestnut
Hill
Laks
John R. Devaney
Monticello
Florence &. Terwilliger
Michigan
Max Silverman
Anna H. Sarton
John H. Snitzler
Chicago
State Department
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Henry Koster
Cangi Street
Elsie Hume
Clara Stratton
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Elienville
Matilda Bers
Stanley K. Booth
Josephine P. Carver
Minnie M. Carver
Wilam O Cooley
Guernsey T. Cross
Frank C. Douglas
Eleanor H. Duvall
Vivian J. Fredd
Arden Freer
Archibald Freer
George A. Fleckenstein
Anita M. Gould
Charles S. Hick
Sylvia M Barkendall
Edward G. Misner
Greta Rapp
Tracey Sheldon
Virginia Taylor
Gerald E. Terbush
Howard J. VanKeturen
Mary E. VerNoor
Janier D. VerNoor
Concer
Clarions
Amiss
Alice Towery
Pom Beaco
Alfred Gaskell
New Palz
Nona
Kenny Ahrens
Swan Laks
Sai
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Three Lakes
Patrick H. Hanley
Board of Health
Ellenvie
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Mid- Aetnen
John J. Ryan
Bernard Saunders
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Beaver Dam
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Florence Clark
Robert C. Webb
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Thomas Tierney
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St. Andrew's ‘Church
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Connecticut
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E. J. Bailey, Jr
Joseph Penny
Centerville
Port Jarvis
MT. Hope
Millsburg
Leland B. Mapes
North Street
Fmit
Quting
Washingtonville
Aunuig
Times-Press
Ladies’ Home Journal
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods CO
North St
Middletown, N.Y
Batiste
Indev
Palmers
Ander
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