Successful Supper At Highland Mills
Highland Mills March 19. A village supper to aid the local Methodist Church drew about 225 people. The event featured a St Patrick themed menu, a printed green trefoil menu, and an evening of music and a charity basketball game between married and single men. The score favored the singles 16 to 3, with William Hunter serving as referee and Rev J W Tetley attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Mills
J. W. Tetley
Treland
Erin
Frank Hunter
J. H. Brundage
F. 5. McWhorter
A. W
William Hunter
Tetley
Herculan
Clarence Turner
Millard Florence
Henry Jones
Charles Coumbe
Charles Lent
Harry Florence
Frank Kershaw
Will Thorn
Fred Florence
Oliver Haywood
Ladies Missionary Meeting in Scotchtown Focuses on Africa
The Ladies' Missionary group met at Mrs Eugene Smith's home with strong attendance. Subjects included The Woman at Work and The Story of the Negro. Readings by Edna Slaughter and others covered Plan and Now and Declarations of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harlow
E. Bogardus
Africa
Eugene Smith
Brooks
Montgomery
Bogardus
Fred Nichols
Heiger
Monticello News Roundup of Events and Local Happenings
The Monticello column reports a successful St Peter's Church reception and dance with about 500 attendees and performances by the Three Star Novelty Company. Bank fixtures arrive for the National Union Bank, and cantata rehearsals and Easter plans are noted. A runaway horse causes minor damage, a Monticello resident Lah Fallon dies, and a masquerade by the Jewish Ladies Aid is announced. Public notices cover sewer bids won by C S Lambie and Rider Construction, and a funeral for John W. Jackson is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Three Star Novelty Company
New York
Pearl Skillen
Ruth Wolfe
Edna Kimball
Ruth Halliday
Losti
RB. Carney
Liberty
F. A. Regan
New York City
D. F. Buckley, Jr
Monticello
National Union Bank
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Sewerage Commission
Kellam & Schaefer
Schenectady
C. 8
Lambie
Pittsburg
Rider Construction Co
Messrs
C. S. Lambie
Bell
Kingston
Broadway
St. John Street
Liberty Street
Pleasant Street
K. D. L. Niven
BE. F. Thompson
Strong & Co
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Urges Quick Relief
Quick relief advice urges readers to take a teaspoon of Perry Davis Painkiller in hot water or milk for immediate recovery. Promotes preparedness with new 35c and 50c bottle sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
March social events and community notes in Rowells
Miss Aneta Wreggs and Miss Florence Kennedy of Brooklyn visited Miss Wreggs’ aunt Mrs. Hunt in Howells for four weeks. Miss Nellie Tuthill left Winterton for two weeks with her sister Mrs. Kroeger in Walton. Edson Mapes of Middletown and Ivan Mapes with Harry E. Lee attended a church social in Howells where $23 was added to the Ladies’ Aid Society funds. Tonight the Book Club meets. Thursday the Ladies’ Aid Society visits Mrs. Hector Tuthill. Rev. John Thorpe preached as candidate at the Seneresational Church. News notes recall historic local events from 60, 40, and 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneta Wreggs
Florence Kennedy
Brooklyn
Miss Wreggs
Hunt
Howells
Nellie Tuthill
Winterton
Charles Kroeger
Walton
Edson M. Mapes
Middletown
Book Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hector Tuthill
Building A Boat By Wesley Decker At Bosch Barn
Wesley Decker of the Falisburg Fishing Club works on a boat in the Bosch Brothers barn on East Main street. He expects completion for the spring fishing season. Watch the want columns for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Decker
Falisburg Fishing Club
Bosch Brothers
East Main Street
Meadowbrook Notes on Funeral and Local Developments
The Meadowbrook column records the funeral of Frank Butler at Walls Gate with large attendance and church services by Rev. Dr. Bari. It notes real estate activity by William Stone, James Fitzgerald’s cottage, Frank Roach’s house, and property on Mr. Miller’s street. It mentions William Cushing upgrading store lighting, a recovering kerosene accident child, and local residents’ housing prospects, plus farm arrangements and a horse settlement involving Rudmann, Mapes, and Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butler
Harris
Dr. Bari
M. E. Church
Walls Gate
Butler
William Stone
Charles
Old Methodist
James Fitzgerald
Frank Roach
Snake Hill
Wright
Henry Garrrison
Stone Bros
Thomas Mitchell
Reverend Gates Retires After Ridgebury Pastorship
Reverend Frederick Arthur Gates delivers farewell sermon at Ridgebury Presbyterian Church after five years. He moves to Corinth Saratoga County to accept a new pastorate, as the Ridgebury congregation and local Methodists bid him Godspeed. A farewell reception is planned for Gates and his wife, and Easter flowers are featured in town commerce.
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Frederick Arthur Gates
Presbyteria
Ridgebury
Mr. Gates
Ridgbury
Corinth
Saratoga County
Gates
Jesus Christ
Ife Ridgebury
Horac Sheldon
O. P. Crandall
Mr. Gites
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Methodist Church
the Times-Press
Scotchtown
England
Frank King
John J. Keating
Lah Fallon
High View
John Norton
Jewish Aid
Jewish Ladies’ Aid Society
Wiremen’s Hall
Thornton & Miller's
Commonwealth Roofing Company
Dne
Vari
Ous
Anderson
Cal- Heoon
Morris
Methodists
Methodist
John W. Jackson
AM. E. Zion Church
A. L. Lightfoot
Marcus Aurelius
Rowells
John Thorpe
Republi
Goshen
Wyced
Charles Roberts
National Bank
Orange County
Henry
Beakes
Middlestown
John Smith
Otisville
James O. Miller
B. B. Odell
Newburgh
Meadowbrook
Rudmann
R. D. Mapes
Stanton
Wartsboro
F. A. Gates
Ridgely Bury Presbyterian
F. X. Dienst
Holmes Mas
Mr. Dienst
Times-Pre
Johnson’s Millinery
North St
Middletown, N. Y
Milan
H. S. Johnson
North Street
Price
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