Local golfers win Camp Black pay from Suffern team
A Suffern area team hosted a match with an Orange County golfer at the local links. The visiting team lost 28 to 3 in a 3 point per round format. Return match set for August 21. Also noted: late June ladies handicap winner Nellie Shorter and July plans announced. soldiers from Co. I owed pay adjustments from Camp Black in 1848 with listed names and amounts and instructions to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Pay
Suffern Team
Heuven-Kopf
Suffern
Orange County Golf Club
Brown
Inks
Knox
Gunther
van Houten
Davis
Davy
Fellows
Gallagher
Kelly
Chipp
Mills
Duryea
Servin
DuBois
Harty
K. Peddle
Ruggles
Janke
Hayes
Shaw
Bingham
Hussey
Ashley
Ames
Gibbs
Davison U
Parke
Peddie
J. W. Gat
Sliss Nellie Shorter
Misa Adelaide/ Grier
Goshen
Miss da Ketcham
Contract Set For Church at Campbell Hall
The contract for erecting the Presbyterian Church at Campbell Hall has been awarded to James Conway of Schenectady. Building operations are to commence at once.
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Campbell Hall
James Conway
Schenectady
Johnson June 28 new school house and church planned
A new school house has been started and a church will be erected nearby under A Decker. Bar Whitford will assist the Epworth League entertainment at Ridgebury on July 4. Manning Co markets a horse feed mix of alfalfa corn and oats favored by horses. Some farmers have milk churned despite Board of Health rules. Will Harrison joins the trolley company. E Rhodes leaves Stanning Co and F Grex takes his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Decker
Bar Whitford
Ridgebury
Anck
Epworth League
Manning Co
Board of Health
Will Harrison
E. Rhodes
The
Stanning Co
F. Grex
What is Thrall Park for
A letter questions why Thrall Park was closed at ten o clock by an officer and asks why the park cannot be enjoyed by the public. The writer suggests removing benches and posting No Trespassing signs to keep people out.
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Times-Press
Clir
Autoist to Appeal Chauffeur's Fine
Ellenville correspondence reports eM Hayes of Kingston convicted for auto speeding between Fantinekill and Beerkill bridges. Hayes, chauffeur for Hon. Gilbert D. B. Hasbrouck, contested the speed readings. Jury heard contested evidence from Freer, Galbraith, and witnesses. Judge Jolie imposed a $25 fine after the jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em. Hayes
Kingston
Fantinekill
Beerkill Bridges
Hayes
Gilbert D. B. Hasbrouck
Jase
Mr. Hasbrouck
Napanoch
George Deyo
Reformatory
Mr. Hayes
William Deyo
Ellenville
Frank Rawner
David A. Wheeler
Frank Wood
Arthur Penny
Leringston P. Cantine
Freer
George Gailbraith
Willliam Deyo
Finchville Notes Show Local Visits And Church Repairs
Local residents are listed visiting relatives in Middletown Otisville and Mount Hope. Henry Baker buys hay loader to harvest crops. Church repairs at St Paul M E and Parson Rev Walworth planned ten week absence to Delhi. Community updates include gatherings, memorial service for Shawange Camp and farm occupancy by Charles Sorg family until April 1 1919.
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Jennie Monavan
Rysdyk
Middletown
John Boor
Henry Baker
G. H. Timeson
Grendson
Walter Sommers
Otisville
Electa Penney
G. D. Kortright
J. C
F.E. Neail
Luther Rhodes
F. E. Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hope
America
Charles Sorg
Washingtonville Summer Festival Aids Methodist Church
In Washingtonville a July 14 festival on the church lawn will raise funds for the Methodist Church. Mrs. Frank Keeler visits at her parents home near town. Epworth League held a cake sale for the M E B Church. Blooming Grove D A R attended the New York ceremony dedicating a bronze tablet on the George Washington steamer in Hoboken.Local residents travel to Boston and return after July 5. Funeral held for James Cornell at Highland Mills. A horse died after a heat incident near the village. nearby liveryman George Irving aided progress. Rev James Denniston and family stay at the homestead. Rev Joseph Chasey considered a Philadelphia trip with a contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Lawn
Frank Keeler
Fred D. Tuthill
Robert Barrett
Epworth League Society
M. EB
Blooming Grove
New York City
United States
New York State Society
Lloyd's New
George Washington
Hoboken
Abbie Denniston
R. Emerson
Jessie Emerson
Moffat
Alfred Nicoll
Winton Auto
Boston
James Cornell
Charles Cornell
Burnside
Highland Mills
H. N. Greene
A. M. Cook
Newburgh
Chester
Dr. Jones
George Irving
James 0. Denniston
Denniston
Joseph Chasey
Gerow
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Long Branch
Atta
Mr. Chasey
Mr. Gerow
Pittsburg
Local Notes From Thres-Press Page
June incidents include Lewis Ogden bitten by a Richard Sice dog while petting it. Mrs Clara Lee heads to Wisconsin June 18 to visit her son Gilbert. Friday social nets about 25 dollars. Rev Kellogg of Elizabeth N J preached on Whatsoever a man soweth. Young people society semiannual meeting set for Wednesday in the church lecture room. Elia Brown and Halle Miller of Middletown visiting Anna Sinsabaugh. Many children with whooping cough. Mrs Cora Decker visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Hienberger. Miss Parsons of Middletown visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Scott spent much of last week in Middletown. Scott just turned eighty four. Emma Mills burned her arm last Friday. For house-hunting, see Thres-Press want columns.
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Liile Lewis Ogden
Richard Sice
Clara Lee
Wisconsin
Gilvert
Young People's Society
Elia Brown
Halle Miller
Middletown
Anna Sinsabaugh
Cora Decker
John Hienberger
Miss Parsons
David Scott
Scott
Emma Mills
Florida Society Dime Social Friday at Presbyterian Church
Florida notes list a dime social to be held Friday evening July 2 in the lecture room of the Presbyterian Church. It also records local life items including gatherings, travels, church services, missionary meetings, and a burglary on a daytime break in. The town sees summer boarders arriving and a local baseball win by Florida against Warwick. The funeral of Mrs. Taylor is noted with a large gathering.
Appellate Division Decides Several NY Cases
The Third Department met in Albany to issue decisions. Elmore & Hamilton Contracting Co. v State of New York, Orange County, approved with ten dollars costs. People of New York ex rel Ontario & Western Railway Co. v State Board of Tax Commissioners granted. Ontario & Western Railway Co. v New York et al. affirmed unanimously with costs. Opinion by Kellogg, J.
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Albany
Elmore & Hamilton Contracting Co
Applt
State of New York
County of Orange
Ontario & Western Railway Company
Appli
State Board of Tax Commisioners
People of
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Co
Kellogg
Newburgh Visit by Monticello Auto Club Members
A parity from Monticello led by Frederick WW. Wilson Dr. Henry Wilson William Brush and E. J. Collins visited Newburgh for a brief Sunday evening sojourn.
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Newburgh
Frederick WW. Wilson
Henry Wilson
Wiliam ‘Fl Brush
E. J. Collins
Monticello
Wurtsboro Village Notes Mostly Summer News
Edward Wilson and family visit their Grand avenue cottage. C B Stanton returns home from Woods & Peck. Miss Belle McConbrey back from Central Valley as a nurse. Joseph Granger rents Cottage Adelaide on Sullivan street. Miss Cora Mae Holmes home from Warwick. Ambrose Langley’s horse breaks a leg and the animal is shot. Mrs David Williams visits Summitville. Vincent Piper heads to Hurleyville. Children’s Day observed at M E Church with flowers. Miss Minnie Robinson to Ferndale. Ellenville auto joy riders noted. Mrs James Reed visits Summitville. first huckleberries arrive from East Mountain. Fred Connor returns to station. Adelaide Olcott suffers rheumatism attack. Harry Kuhn on vacation. Ira Gordon painting church shed. Mrs Daniel Platt visits Westbrookville.
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Edward Wilson
Brooklyn
Grand Avenue
C. B. Stanton
Woods & Peck Manufacturing Company
Belle McConbrey
Central Valley
Sheas
Joseph Granger
Adelaide
Sullivan Street
Cora Mae Holmes
Warwick
Ambrose Langley
David Willams
Summitville
Wurtsboro
James Reed
Vincent Piper
Hurleyville
M. E
Minnie Robinson
Ferndale
Ellenville
Roscoe Cunningham
East Mountain
Fred Connor
Potato bug plague hits Denton growers this season
Denton reports an unprecedented outbreak of potato bugs affecting growers this season. Mrs A M Ryerson, noted as ill in the Times Press, shows improvement. Hudson Ryerson has been appointed as trainman on an Erie railroad division. Charles Bates’ carpenters remodel the interior of O B Carr’s hotel across the Wallkill.
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A. M. Ryerson
times-Press
Closing Organ Fund Society Completes Third Anniversary Drive
The last regular meeting of the Organ Fund Society of St. Joseph's was held June 6. June marks the society's third anniversary and all punch tickets must be returned during the month. Donations may be sent to Very Rev. Dean WNe Clancy or the secretary as arrangements are to be completed this month.
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Organ Fund
Organ Fund Society of St
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Orange County Club
Decker
E. M. Decker
Co. I
Nelson
H. Henry
New York Volunteer Infantry
Camp Black
United States Service
U. S
Albert E. Wickinson
Howard Powelson
John F. Dugan
Clements D. Atkins
Lynn L. Borst
Philip H. Backman
Lindsley Burt
Ralph Blake
Frasie M. Babcock
Curtis Constable
William J. Coppernail
Edw. A. Coddington
James A. Crouse
Lewis J. Davey
James C. Egan
Halser E.gould
Harland H. Godfrey
William J. Loane
John E. Leeman
Harvey E. Malone
Thomas Me
William R. Alc
Crea
Bromer
W. Owen
James W Phillips
Charles H. Pickard
Wiliam J. Regan
George H. Rockafellow
Charles F. Schwartz
Edwin M. Schultz
A. Leonard Seaman
Daniel Weber
Robinson C. Wallace
Harry A. Wagner
Harry Fredericks
Capt
Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham and Ingersoll
Trenton Watches
Hulse Bros
James Street
Johnson
Ellenville Justice
Finchville
M. E. Church
St. Paul's M. E
Charlie L. Walworth
Delhi
Tae
Washingtonville
Nmolholods
Thres-Press
Florida
Christian Emdeaver Society
Mrn
Mre
Hiller
Broad
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Ghurch
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
D. Pierson
E. Society
C. E. Couser
James Edward Houston
Asbury Park
Leona D. Wood
C. E
Elsie Faust
Dillon Wallace
Silva Glen
Gertrude Randall
S. Seward Institute
Asp
Fred M. Stevens
Warwick Boys
Thomas J. Taylor
Morrison Taylor
Bockers
the Empire Store Co
Corwin
N. Y
Erie R. R
North St
Ulster County
Adelaide Olcott
Harry Kuhn
Ira Gordon
Daniel Platt
Westbrookville
Fred Weller
Denton
Buck Bros
Middletown, N. Y
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