Died Sunday William F Shepard called Judge in city
Friends in Willam F Shepard known as Judge learned of his death Sunday in New Brighton after a short illness. He was about 72, lived here from 1884 to 1901, then moved to his son Gerald F Shepard in New York. He served in the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry, wounded twice, and later practiced law. He edited The Conglomerata and remained connected to Middletown until death. His survivors include his son and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam F Shepard
Shepard
New Brighton
Gerald F. Shepard
Wall Street
New York
Herkimer
Luther R. Marsh
Middletown
Luther Ro Marsh
Belden H. Talcott
Obituary notices from a Goshen Times passage
Multiple obituaries and notices recount the deaths of Mrs. Jennie A Forbes at her Cuddebackville home aged 54, Miss Marietta S. McVay near Montgomery, Mrs. Margaret Rigner O Malley of Crawford, Maria Geary Coons of Unionville, and James Robertson of Port Jervis area. Surviving relatives, birthplaces, and service details are given for each, with funeral plans and cemetery interment notes where stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie A. Forbes
Jennie A Forbes
John Forbes
Cuddebackville
West Brookville
Hector P
Caroline Bevans Gillet
Forbes
Caroline Gillett
Cuddiebackville
Marietta S. McVay
Times-Press
Robert J. McVey
Annetta F. McVoy
Goshen Road
Montgomery
Miss McVoy
Presbyterian Church
Charles F. McVoy
Riverside Cemetery
Margaret Rigner O'Malley
Daniel O'Malley
Crawford
O'Malley
Kings County
Ireland
Peter Rigney
Davie O'Malley
St. John's Church
Goshen
Famiily
John
Katherine
Margaret
Thomas
Brooxlyn
Kiernan Rignes
Bullville
William Cahill
Montsxomers
Maria
Geary Coons
Unionzile
Glen Wild
Sullivan County
Joseph
Margaret Crawford Sniffin
Mra Coons
Mra James Gallowar
Abram HH. Coons
Trionville
Walter E. Coons
Middletoan
Lester F. Coons
Ellenne
LOCKJAW SETS IN WITH MRS GARNER CENTRAL VALLEY
Reports say Mrs William Garner, shot by her husband in February, has worsened with lockjaw and throat feeding required. Locals say she may not recover as treatments and bullet extractions are noted. Garner awaits a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Charles Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
William Garner
Adier
Highland Palle
Gamer
Garner
Newbareh
Gatugt
Justice of the Peace
Charles Clark
Forest of Dear Mints
State Road In Bad Condition Threatens Through Highway
Woodbury Falls March 7 thaw reveals dire state of state road from Quassale bridge at Newburgh to Turner. Ruts six inches deep, water bulge lost, earlier resurfacing washed away. Automobiles few, road may become impassable, while Highland Mills Monroe road remains dry and sound. Officials may plan repairs before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury Falls
Quassale Bridge
Newburgh
Turner
Orange County
Speecis
New York
New Highland Mills
Monroe Road
Newburgh Road
Highway Commission
Mrs Bullwinkle Hurt In Night Road Accident
Central Veller March. Mrs. Bullwinkle wife of Woodbury Supervisor Richard Bullwinkle was injured when a horse and rig struck her as he moved to avoid them. A second wagon hit her with a shaft and a wheel passed over her chest. She suffers a badly bruised arm and slight shock with no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Veller
March
Irs
Brilwinkle
Richard) Bullwinkle
Woodbury
Bullwinkle
Aaron H. Tastor
Roselawn
Hymenal Decker Smith and Adgate-Sisat Marriages at St Pauls Church
Decker Smith of Washing ton and Miss Sarah Ann Salih wed at St Pauls M E Church. Assistant chef Waldo attended. bride’s father Milton J Smith. Adgate Sr George H Adgate and Nellie May Sloat wed at St Pauls Parsonage. Adgate a cat inspector. couple to reside in This city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker—Smith
Art Leonard Decker
Washington
Sarah Ann Salih
Tan
St. Paul's M. E
Charles Lb
Adgate—Sisat
George H. Adgate
Cottage Street
Nellie May Sloat
Washington Street
St. Paul's M
Charles I. Walworth
Adsate
Theodore Sloat
Mra Adgate
Pro proprietor Whitaker Gead dies in New York
H. B. Whitaker proprietor of the Welker Islands Hotel died in New York today from paralysis. The passing ends a lengthy career in hospitality with prominence in local circles and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Iad Press
New York
H. B. Whitaker
Hotel Welker Ilands
Virgil Hammond and others noted in Willowemoc news
Willowemoc notes list Virgil Hammond in New York on business and Ethan Allen Whipple taking a position at Virgil Rammond's saw mill. Mason Decker recovers from illness, while Mr. and Mrs. Decker consult a physician about a felonious issue. Maple sap season opens amid variable weather, with evaporators easing the boil process and farmers hopeful for a strong hay crop barring unforeseen problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hammond
New York City
Mason Stewart
Matt. Decker & Co
Nelson Decker
Livingston Manor
Deckers Huger
Ethan Allen Whipple
Virgil Rammond
George B. Clark
High View Notes And Local Happenings In Spring
High View reports Robins arriving and spring signals with bays playing in streets. Mary A Doolittle visits Roosa Gap. J K Evans unloads two carloads of four at the High View depot. Residents discuss plank road costs and taxes rise. Local people include Lee Horton from Port Jervis, Annie Kerwin and Bessie Kerwin from Port Jervis Middletown visit Bonnie View. Charles W Mance unloads feed, a brindle bulldog strays near Shaw Angunk Mountain House. Jim Flaherty is top checker player. Charles Van Buren suffers a soapbox mishap with Roosa Gap mail. Governor Hughes faces criticism over state doctrine with Fort and Root, Calhoun doctrine deemed dead. Mrs J Fitzpatrick plans move to Breezy Point Villa on April 1. Grogan from New York is advertising at Hotel High View. Will Andre joins George W Collard’s printing. Mrs Van Bartinges and daughter Clarikel visit Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marea
Fred Davidson
Saturday Evening Post
Robins
High View
Mary A. Doolittle
Roosa Gap
J. K. Evans
Lee Horton
Port Jervis
Annie Kerwin
Bessie
Middletown
Bonnie View
Charles W. Mance
Shawangunk Mountain House
Jim Flaherty
Charles van Buren
Arthur Mailer
Wurnsboro
Charles C. Redfield
Hughes
Fort
New Jersey
Senator Root
Xex York
Calhoun
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
New York State
Hugries
J. Fitzpatrick
Breezy Point Villa
Overlook
Grogan
New York
Hotel High View
Wil Andre
George W. Collard
van Bartinges
Highland Mills Notes On Local Leadership And Repairs
Ralph Carpenter Taonecy Hall superintendent has largely recovered and returned part time to duty at the office. George Cromeci's farm implement and general store on Railroad Ave is repainting the front in gray and green. W H Monrose, master mechanic, named foreman for Hatfield Amemphily Co at Cornwall Landing and will reside in Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Carpenter
Taonecy & Hall
Omee
George Cromeci
W. HE. Monrose
Bae Fartosy
Hatfield Amemphily Co
Cornwall Landing
Mouroz
Newburgh
Paddleford declines to run for Monroe village president
Monroe March 8 Special to the Times Presiding officer T F Bayard Carpenter posted notices about the village election set for March 13 from 1 to 5 PM in the corporation room. Candidates named include President F F Griffin and trustees George W W Brooks W H Fowler treasurer Henry Mapes collector R B Anderson Paddleford the current president declines reek reelection, leaving Monroe to miss his services. New concrete pavements costing about 11000 dollars brighten the village streets and attract visitors. Griffin, a Monroe born carpenter, is the presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wnollces
Lave
T. F. Bayard Carpenter
FF. Griffin
George WW. Brooks
W. H. Fowler
Henry Mapes
R. B. Anderson
Zael Paddieford
Paddeford
Moaree
Paddleford
Griffin
Fourth Quarterly Conference At St Pauls Church
On Tuesday evening at St Pauls M Church the fourth quarterly conference was led by District Superintendent Rev Dr Arthur Jam eson. Reports from Pastor Rev Dr Charles L Walworth and church groups showed prosperity. A unanimous vote named Rev Dr Walworth to Geneva. March 9 notes Stephen H Yam Pauls former State Senator died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M
Arthur Jameson
Newburgh
Charles L. Walworth
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rustees
George W. Hull
Charles G. Thayer
T. W. Davey
G. Spencer Cowley
William J. Kellogg
E. G. Whitaker
H. J. Atwell
C. W. Rodgers
B. Crosby
D. G. Comings
Robert Lawrence
Foreign Missions
J. H. Smith
John E. Isemas
J. G. Harding
L. D. Tyler
Roberti Lawrence
T. W. Care Ge Ion
Va. Wilson
A. S. B. Crosby
J. L. Gr . Temperance
J. W. Hill
John Halden
D. G. Whitaker
S. B. Crosby
H. D. Carr
W. E. Kellogg
S. G. ‘Harding
Jobe E. Iseman
The
G.spencer Coworley
W. A. Wilson
W. G
F. W. Eliott
Kellogs
Charles L. _Walwecth
Geneva
Stephen H. Yam
Paul
Prayer Meeting to Discuss Sunday School Adjunct
The fragment notes a church meeting last week about the repair fund and planning to improve church work. The next prayer meeting this evening will focus on Sunday School as an adjunct to church activities.
Illness Strikes Multiple Locals In Central Valley Area
Serious illnesses sweep the region with measles spreading in Highland Mills and Woodbury vicinity. George Lamoreaux and wife are seriously ill, with measles and pneumonia reported. Mrs Vanderhoff in Monroe is dangerously ill with pneumonia. other names listed as affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearar
Fe Central Valley
Highland Mills
Woodbury Falla
George Lamoreaux
Wilkes
Runaway Team Wrecks Wagon on East Main Street
A team of horses pulling W oy Tryon's milk wagon ran away on East Main street Wednesday at about 9 206. They struck Charles Keener's wagon in front of his store, wrecking it. The horses stopped near Yao' Ylept's wagon salesroom after injuring one horse and breaking a pole. Keener had to replace his destroyed wagon and continue.
Ancient home found at Otisville uncovered by local doctor
Dr James J Mille of Port Jervis retrieved an ancient wooden home from Otisville last week. Once owned by John M Serbolt, an early Monat Valley settler, the structure dates to the Revolutionary period. Iron attachments and nails are wrought, making it a notable historic relic for the Miniaini4 Valley Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J
Mille
Port Jervis
Otisville
Theo
Miniaini4 Valley
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WM. F. Shepard
Son
Rovertson
Robertson
Liberty
N.Y
Bronson
Abigail J. Stoddard Robertson
United States Navy
West
Monticello
N. Y
Mary &. Kinney
Abigail Bryan
Youngsville
Sarah C. Litts
Levi
Martha J. Bissell
Edwin B. Bissell
C. M. Poster
Ellenville
Bissell
New London
Oneida County
Rome
Ellen
Ellenville M. E
Elssell
Valentine
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Florence Krom
John H. Krom
Twany
Crabtree
Miss Krom
George
Ira
New Britain
William H. Elston
Collabar
Pine Island
Mrr
Elston
William Brush
Glentond
Glenwood Church
Glenwood
Ronald H. Grant
Grace Church
Orange
Trinity Church
Boston
Bors
Henry Coons
James Roberston
James Robertson
Derr Park
Sat Atlas
Wreshie
Retorts
Mrs. Robertson
Lockjaw
Mrs. Garner
I E Matis
Lerngiee
Tella
Times-Pressy
Whitaker Gead
Willowemoc
MR. Paddleford
Monroe’s Village
St. Paul’s Church
Model
Marion
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