March Tales From Unionville A Busy Spring Time
Unionville notes reveal a lively spring with Dr Nugent’s new car, pleasant March weather, visits to relatives in New York and New Jersey, and local events. Auctioneer Case advertises vendues, the St Patrick supper raises funds, and local illnesses and funerals mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent
Man
William Allen
Oscar Winters
Goshen
Mount Salem
David Sayer
New York
Winterton
Presbyterian Church
Grange Hall
George Davenport
James Storms
Maclines
Mark Hayne
Monticello Socials and Notices Span Easter Week
Local notes from Monticello list visitors and departures, social events and church programs. Frank H. Dayton and others from Middletown register at Hotel Palm. a masquerade ball by the Jewish Ladies Aid Society draws crowds and prizes. The cantata Story of Calvary is performed by the Methodist choir. funeral in Livingston Manor for Thomas White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. LandBeld
Frank H. Dayton
W. B. Wood
B. Bates
Middletown
Palm
Max Schneider
Brooklyn
Mouse
Dr. & G. Osborn Ia
New York City
I. H. Hansee
Monticello
Julia Purcell
Mary Driscoll
New York
J. Abramson
Haster
Tom White
Livingston Manor
Chester Osborn
Geo. L. Cooke
Metropolis
Wm. Albrecht
Marjorie Waugh
Ethel Granger
Pepper
Colgan
Davidson
M. Davidson
Dexheimer
Schutz
Amy Gillespie
Jewish Ladies’ Aid Society
H. J. Landfield
John Ash
L. Fleischman
Frank
Kenny
Hester Street
L Lewis
Florence Levison
Mesdames F. Taylor
M. la Tourette
J. A. Smith
Messrs
R. S. Turner
W. F. Miller
M. M. Higgins
Leah Fleischman
Gertrude Schwartz
Brown, Knapp and Carey
F. . Kelly
William Hennessey
Geneva
Edith
Mollie DeKay
Calvary
Pp. A. Schnecker
Methodist Church
G. L McLaughlin
B. B. Scriber
Migs Halliday
Fire on Union street prompts quick Montgom ery wake
Nora Conroy started a small fire in an arch to burn papers on Union street but high March winds drove flames beyond the home. Emmet Gridley, chief of the Montgomery fire department, arrived and with water extinguished the fire. Damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Conroy
Daniel Nolan
Union Street
Emmet Gridley
James R. Barrett
Clinton Street
J. H. Harris
Lillian Tee
John Smith
Denzel Teller
Newburgh
Montgomery
Irene Overhiser
Hackensack
N. J
Walden
A. B. Ding
Frank Millspaugh
Goshen
Walden i
Samuel Pitts
Edward Pur
Edward Pitts
H. A. Strong
Neworbgh
Mr. Pitil
Rampbler
Strong
Harry Smith
Marbrook
Barnum and Bailey's Greatest Show Opens in New York
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth opened March 24 at Madison Square Garden in New York City to packed crowds. The spectacle boasted 40 elephants, camels, dromedaries, rare beasts, a complete giraffe family including newborn Baby Bumbeeno, and feats by Charley the chimpanzee and Jupiter the balloon horse. Performances run daily for a short season.
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Barnum and Bailey
Madison Square Garden
New York City
New York
Jorg
Bumbeeno
Bridgeport
Genn
Charley
Jupiter
The Health of Your Horse and Perry Davis Painkiller
An 19th century warning about horse health touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for strains or rains. A bottle costs 30 cents and a larger size 50 cents. Consumers are urged to keep a bottle handy and beware incorrect labeling by druggists.
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Perry
Perry Davis
Berkey & Gay
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Unionville
Times-Press
Roy F. Carpenter
Charles T. Neumann
Thomas White
O. V. G. M. Will
Rundie's Hall
Grant Puff
Lincolndale
H. B. Howlett
Palace Hotel
Port Jervis
George T. Overhiser
William J. Mould
William Mould, Jr
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mould
Little Britain
Brussels
Crawford Furniture Co
Barnum & Bailey’s
Berkey & Gay Furniture Company
Grand Rapids
Michigan
America
Crawford Furniture Company
J. V. Demerest Dry Goods CO
Fountain Head
Demerest’s
Nottingham
Meritas
Tain Materials
Hartshorn Roller
Brasa
Kashgar
Oscar Oakon
Charles P. Limpert Co
Steinman & Meyers
Johnson Furniture Co
Elgin A. Simons Co
Sete
Crawford Furniture
Crawford Building
King St