Newburgh Lodges Move to Secure Pythian Home
Storm King Lodge and Olive Branch Lodge plan a joint committee to study site options for a new Knights of Pythias home in Newburgh. The fund, now about 150000 dollars, aims to support elderly members with care. Journals seek land cost, labor, materials, soil quality, and accessibility near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Pythian Lome
Storm King Lodge
Olive Branch Lodge
Order of Knights of Pythias
Order
Grand Lodge
Social events and local notices in Howells
Br and Mrs Seth Howard return to Howells from Millville NJ and stay at the home of x B Mapes Asa Mapes and S E Mapes spent three days in New York Remember the social Friday March 18 in the church lecture room Everyone welcome The Book Club meets Monday March 21 in the church William Moore injured when his hay wagon sank in a soft spot. he unloaded the hay to another wagon to free the hay wagon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Howard
Howells
Millville
N. J
X. B. Mapes
Asa Mapes
S. E. Mapes
New York
Book Club
William Moore
Mr. Moore
Middletown Progress in School Matters
The Newburgh Telegram reports Middletown plans a four year commercial department in the High School for students who finished grammar grades. It will offer bookkeeping stenography and typewriting with a male instructor to be hired. Also noted is a vote on accepting a farm gift to Highland Falls and the engagement of Anson J. Fowler to Miss Hazel Osterhoudt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Newburgh
Anson J. Fowler
Montgomery
Hazel Osterhoudt
Julius Osterhoudt
Kingston
Liberty Man to Wed
A marriage license was issued Saturday morning in Binghamton to William Townsend of Liberty and Bessie Foster of 128 Henry Street Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Binghamton
William Townsend
Liberta
Bessie Foster
Henry Street
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From March
In this city and surrounding areas several obituaries announce deaths and planned funeral services. Entombed or resting individuals include George and Lightfoot families with services set at churches, cemeteries in St Joseph and Herford, and private homes. Details list ages, dates, and locations such as Cortland Street and Wallkill Cemetery for interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Hattie
Isaac George
Cortland Street
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemns
Oelock
Wallkill
Phillinshorch
Franciska
Samuel Eith
Breen
Mary Breen
James Ween
Monticello Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Monticello March notes report visits from Albany and New York, a shack removal on Broadway, theater and church events by St Peters Church, a vaudeville act, prize waltz prizes, and local openings. Monticello police and fire groups name officers and plan a smoker at Firemen's Hall. Deaths include Frank Wyant at 35 with diabetes, funeral at St Peters. Residents head to Fallsburg and Kingston for events and work shifts, with community news on schools, stores, and church cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Landdeld
W. R. Bleecker
Albany
Gahion Pendell
Monticello
Owen
John P. Ronsa
New York
B.C. Murray
Broadway
Crain & Rundle
S.G. Carpenter
Mrs. Bolsum and Strong & Co
St. Peter's Church
Three Star Novelty Company of
Pearl Skillen
Edna Kimball
Ruth Wolfe
Ruth Halliday
J. B. Stratton
George D. Pelton
Alex. Frank
A. Collett
Liberty Street
John S. Armstrong
Neumann
Fallsburg
Neptune Hose Co. No. 2
Thomas E. Lane
Frank Norris
D. W. Olmsted
Willian House
M. la Touretta
Mac Allen
D.W. Olmstead
G. F. Mitchell
Frank Wyrant
West Broadway
Mr. Wyant
Miss Smith
Albert J. Wyant
Albert Jr
Wyant
Neptune Hase Co. No. 2
St. Peters
Centerville
Stratton & Co
James Cunningham Sons Co
Rochester
Singsen
Rescue
J. A. Wilson
Liberia
New York City
B. B. 3Criber
S. S. Caven
H.B. Pelton
Willam B. Hindley
F Carpenter
Rar McSween
Lilian Weber
J. McCormick
J. J. Burns’ Department Store
H. J. Landfield
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Law Journal
Weniit Post
Sullivan County
Wil
Methodist Church
Calvary
P. A. Schoecke
GL. Melanchiin
Bates
D. R. Suttle
Comet
Harry Swan
Citizens Band
Firemen’s Hall
Hop
T. B. Satsle
Eores 1
Daan
Montireils
WoTis- Faren Express
Newark
Baal
McNicki
Fasman's College
Poughkeepsie
Epnyien Duss
OM Macks
Agetinnesr
Mattedson
Train Service Complaint Reaches Public Service Panel
The Public Service Commission receives a complaint from many Wallkill Valley Railroad residents near Forest Glen linked to aqueduct work about northbound service. They cite no train after 5 p.m. until 6:28 p.m. and a 1.5 hour wait after work. They request a better Forest Glen shelter and an evening train from Gardiner to Kingston leaving Forest Glen around 6:30 p.m.
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Public Service Commission
Second District
Wallkill Valley
Forest Glen
Campbell
Hall
I Ig
Gardiner Village
Kingston
Florida Dislikes Erie's Schedule
Florida residents critique a new Erie schedule change as trains shift morning departures five minutes earlier and the nine o'clock train is removed delaying noon mail. The piece notes a petition from last fall and urges continued perseverance while Goshen and Warwick discuss a trolley system with Florida support to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Ene
Goshen
Warwick
Montgomery Men to Discuss Light
The Montgomery Business Men's Association will meet March 16 at 8 pm in the engine house to act on a request regarding street lighting by electricity. Other high priority business will follow, urging members to attend and unite for village progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Business Men's Association of
George A. Osborn
Fair Village
Miss Lila Brennan returns from New York trip. church notes
Florida reports Miss Lila Brennan's Sunday noon arrival from New York. Miss Maud Durland led the C E meeting on Sunday with the theme Patient faithfulness that wins the crown. Ep worth League topic How to be Strong discussed by Miss Amy Brown. Miss Hattie Andress visiting Mrs E D Fierater on Glenmere avenue. Men's Club to meet at J Orden Gobie's home. William J. Rey Tisell to be sold at public auction March 24 including household goods and farm implements prior to relocation. A primitive clock noted with curious details from the Celebes islands and a sand clock experiment ended with a timed stroke sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Brennan
New York
Olr
Maud Durland
C. E
Epworth
Amy Brown
Hattie Andress
If She Had Her Choice
A gentleman contemplates his wife deciding her successor among acquaintances as she nears death. He asks Madeline how she would like to have a stepmother, and she replies with a poised, witty retort.
Home from China after many years
Rev and Mrs Charles Nelson, long term China missionaries for eighteen years, have returned to New York two weeks ago and are staying with Mrs Nelsons aunt in Hurleyville Sullivan County for health reasons. They plan July August on a St Lawrence River island in Canada then a Middletown visit to her brother. Their children include a three month old daughter. They were in Canton during the Boxer troubles and formerly studied at Oberlin before being sent to China by the Congregational Mission of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
China
New York
Nelson
AV. J. Prince
Hurleyville
Sullivan County
Neison
Edson JH. Elmore
St. Lawrence River
Middletown
America
Oberlin
Canton
Congregational Mission of
Boston
Schoolteacher Hurt After Horse Incident At Westtown
Miss Carrit Green, a local teacher and choir soloist, was thrown from a horse after it spooked near a depot. She struck her head, lost consciousness, and was treated at home by Dr. Kelly before being confined to bed. hopes remain for no serious complications.
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Westtown
Carrit Green
John Rimyon
Kelly
Miss Green
Presbyterian Choir
Pleasant Hidge
Westtown Notes Include Pulpit Sermon and Local Updates
Sunday at the Presbyterian Church Rev. Frederick A Gates preached a scholarly sermon from Paul’s quote I became all things to all men that I might save some. C G Clark plans to travel to Poughkeepsie to buy a Chalmers Detroit automobile. The census enumerator will soon arrive. be courteous and provide information. Mrs. Ed Evans sold her horse The bludge and Evelyn Clark plans to ride in the front tier. Thomas Hulse and Homer C Down remain ill but show improvement. The Presbyterians sold their parsonage to Mrs. George P Decker who will move April 1 and the church may build a new manse. Levi Aldrich improves after a month in bed. Some farmers bought Babcock testers. The remains of Mrs. Foss were buried in the churchyard. An Epworth League social is planned at Lydia Hunt’s home on Tuesday evening March 22. It’s also time to plant sowing revive seed and gather sap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A- Gates
Presbyterian Church
Paul
C. G. Clark
Poughkeepsie
Chalmers
Evelyn Clark
Ed. Evans
Bludge
Nen
Thomas
Hulse
Homer C.down
George P. Decker
Levi Aldrich
Mia
Lydia Hunt
Farmington News Briefs and Local Changes
A string of small items includes visits from Etta Earl of New York to her grandparents in Farmington, a sale of a fork of thoroughbred sheep by F Earl, a family moving into Ramsdel cottage, and D B White named superintendent of Aronshin Bros hat shops. The text ends with an odd exchange about brides wear and concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth i
Earl Fort
Tamnahie Cox
Ries Etta Earl
New York
Charles B. Bark
F. Lunnes
Fred Earl
Central Valley
Ramsdel Cottage
D. B. White
Aronshin Bros
David Hackman
Middletown
R Brooklin
Otisville Notes on Water, Depot Plans and Growth
Local columns report hopes for expanded sandbank and concrete industries in Otisville, with talk of a new depot and public water system including free domestic water use for households for one year after completion. Dr Ernst Lederle now oversees the sanitarium, legends of water board resignations noted, and village growth includes trolley extension and rising lot sales amid roosters’ price concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ernst J. Lederle
Low
Annals
State Water Board
Sis
October neckwear displays gain department reputation
The article notes a large October display of neckwear with wide assortment including lace, washable unique designs, and several styles like bows and silk pieces. Prices range from 10 cents to 2.90 dollars with many new arrivals and designs showcased by the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detch Cellare
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Pythians
John Bigelow
Highland Falls
Alex. Merritt
Feader Direrim
Ale Street
James Mirtevns
Jones
Whaiam T
Rockafer Low
KRG
Faperal Worchiers
North Street
Wemeters
Aqueduct
ERIE
Merchants’ Association
Times-Press
Indian Ocean
Celebes
Spice Islands
Cattie Green
The
Farmingdale
Joe
Otisville
Sta Road
Rodefeller Foundation
William Savage
Vers Printing Company
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods
Heatherbloom
North St
Middletown, N.Y
Erason
Prirchon
Madras
Perer Lovner
Centemeri
P. N
New Leno
Royal Worcester
Kahn
Armorside
W. B
Sahlin
Wilhemina
Perris Ward
Ideal
de Bevoise
Wouren
Ladies’ Home Journal
Patt
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